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nixos-system-config/users/hu/packages/ags/config/vendor/notificationPopups.js
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Update the ags configuration
There is now a bargain bin gnome-shell quicksettings menu with basically
only media controls. This also takes care of notifications now.

TODO: Add the code for shutting down and restarting the computer with
the buttons in the quicksettings menu.
2024-05-30 19:45:14 +02:00

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/*
* This snippet is taken from the ags examples directory. It is licensed under GPLv3.
* More information available here: https://github.com/Aylur/ags/blob/main/LICENSE
*
* Modifications have been made.
* */
const notifications = await Service.import("notifications")
/** @param {import('resource:///com/github/Aylur/ags/service/notifications.js').Notification} n */
function NotificationIcon({ app_entry, app_icon, image }) {
if (image) {
return Widget.Box({
css: `background-image: url("${image}");`
+ "background-size: contain;"
+ "background-repeat: no-repeat;"
+ "background-position: center;",
})
}
let icon = "dialog-information-symbolic"
if (Utils.lookUpIcon(app_icon))
icon = app_icon
if (app_entry && Utils.lookUpIcon(app_entry))
icon = app_entry
return Widget.Box({
child: Widget.Icon(icon),
})
}
/** @param {import('resource:///com/github/Aylur/ags/service/notifications.js').Notification} n */
function Notification(n) {
/* Setting the max width in gtk css is not supported for some reason
* so we have to split the length of the lines here by inserting newline
* characters where appropriate. */
let body_text = n.body;
for (let i = 0; i < body_text.length; i += 40) {
let left = body_text.substring(0, i);
let right = body_text.substring(i);
body_text = left + "\n" + right;
}
const icon = Widget.Box({
vpack: "start",
class_name: "icon",
child: NotificationIcon(n),
})
const title = Widget.Label({
class_name: "title",
xalign: 0,
justification: "left",
hexpand: true,
max_width_chars: 24,
truncate: "end",
wrap: true,
label: n.summary,
use_markup: true,
})
const body = Widget.Label({
class_name: "body",
hexpand: true,
use_markup: true,
xalign: 0,
justification: "left",
label: body_text,
wrap: true,
})
const actions = Widget.Box({
class_name: "actions",
children: n.actions.map(({ id, label }) => Widget.Button({
class_name: "action-button",
on_clicked: () => {
n.invoke(id)
n.dismiss()
},
hexpand: true,
child: Widget.Label(label),
})),
})
return Widget.EventBox(
{
attribute: { id: n.id },
on_primary_click: n.dismiss,
},
Widget.Box(
{
class_name: `notification ${n.urgency}`,
vertical: true,
},
Widget.Box([
icon,
Widget.Box(
{ vertical: true },
title,
body,
),
]),
actions,
),
)
}
export function NotificationPopups(monitor = 0) {
const list = Widget.Box({
vertical: true,
children: notifications.popups.map(Notification),
})
function onNotified(_, /** @type {number} */ id) {
const n = notifications.getNotification(id)
if (n)
list.children = [Notification(n), ...list.children]
}
function onDismissed(_, /** @type {number} */ id) {
list.children.find(n => n.attribute.id === id)?.destroy()
}
list.hook(notifications, onNotified, "notified")
.hook(notifications, onDismissed, "dismissed")
return Widget.Window({
monitor,
name: `notifications${monitor}`,
class_name: "notification-popups",
anchor: ["top", "right"],
child: Widget.Box({
css: "min-width: 2px; min-height: 2px;",
class_name: "notifications",
vertical: true,
child: list,
/** this is a simple one liner that could be used instead of
hooking into the 'notified' and 'dismissed' signals.
but its not very optimized becuase it will recreate
the whole list everytime a notification is added or dismissed */
// children: notifications.bind('popups')
// .as(popups => popups.map(Notification))
}),
})
}