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Avatars are also a property of rooms, and the supporting code is basically
the same. The only thing different will be emitted signals, and the cleanest
thing to support that (aside from making Avatar a QObject) seems to be to
parameterise the thumbnail-updating logic with a continuation invoked upon
completion of the thumbnail job.
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ImageContent is usable outside of m.room.message (in particular, m.room.avatar
uses the same structure for content. And EventContent::Base is very suitable to
derive from even for standard event content structures (such as in room name
events), let alone non-standard ones.
Also, renamed MessageEventContent to EventContent (for obvious reasons).
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qmc-example.pro added; better CONFIG for libqmatrixclient; refreshed files list. Closes #104
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Try using wildcard for qmake project file
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LoginJob
This is _almost_ a backwards-compatible change, except that connect*()
and other relevant methods in Connection are no more virtual (that
wasn't much useful anyway). Otherwise it's a matter of passing
initial_device_name to connectToServer(), saving device_id (along with
access_token) from the result of LoginJob and then passing device_id
(along with access_token, again) to connectWithToken() upon the next run.
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This causes enormous traffic in the logs upon every startup when
main.debug logs are on.
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Closes #102.
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Display name is a calculated thing, name is received from the server.
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If all users suddenly don't have names, update to this commit, delete your cache and run again. Issue since 2bf912d6e6ddd9ff81a92ff28ac8c4c1d8f2d7e1.
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libcpp has pessimistic definition of array that only engages constexpr in C++14 mode and newer; so one cannot use std::array<> in constexpr code.
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Note that although the mechanism is generic enough to change any user's
display name, The Spec states that power rules are very strict about it.
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Notably:
* API for SendEventJob and SetRoomStateJob has been altered to accept references, not pointers.
* Methods on Room that invoke requests to the server, have lost const, because they may be reflecting the changed state on the fly, within themselves
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So that even uncopyable types could be used for parameters; also fixed a typo in util.h that prevented dispatch() from using with multiple argument functions.
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Closes #38. Also rearranged #includes
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Template function cannot have partial specializations, and we need to deserialise QVector<> objects. So fromJson<>() is now a wrapper around FromJson<> template class that does all the dispatching stuff in its operator().
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Having to pass ConnectionData to each and every job class was nothing but boilerplate since the very beginning. Removing it required to prepend BaseJob::start() with ConnectionData-setting code, and to provide a way to alter the request configuration depending on the (late-coming) ConnectionData object. This is a new responsibility of BaseJob::start(); the previous BaseJob::start() contents have moved to BaseJob::sendRequest() (which is now invoked on retries, instead of start()).
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The CS API, turns out, has a quite official extension point inside m.read event content - clients are allowed to put whatever extra data they feel reasonable.
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A cref is still faster than incrementing a refcounter in QString, and all the other COW stuff, and room id is not supposed to change ever.
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This allows to detect if a room has been encrypted (no room state, just
an event as of yet). Closes #84.
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Update qmake build file
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std::rand() on MinGW on Windows 7, at least in debug mode, nicely generates the same value across runs, reliably leading to messages loss as the server discards them.
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Support inviting, kicking and dealing with rooms in Invite state
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Otherwise, users are doomed to stay avatarless upon restoration, until they update avatars again.
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avatarUrl() is not yet invokable from QML; I'm considering to make all the simple things in User Q_PROPERTies instead.
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Also: no reason to start the job timer if the request is not running, so don't even bother.
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It's a case when the last-read-event id refers to an event that was outside the loaded timeline and has just arrived. Depending on what messages follow the discovered last-read one, we might need to promote the read marker and update unreadMessages flag. The latter is especially relevant in our current situation when empty timelines upon the application startup are a norm.
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Since there's no such thing as "unread messages flag" in the CS API spec, there's now a non-standard key-value in cached m.read receipts for that.
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The property controls whether or not the rooms state is cached: if it's off, loadState() and saveState() become no-ops. Other changes:
* loadState/saveState properly deal with rooms in Invite state (this is not quite relevant to the current branch but very much is in the light of a concurrent kitsune-invite-kick PR);
* Profile loadState/saveState (because dumping and especially parsing JSON takes time);
* Use QJsonDocument::Compact layout, it's about 3 times smaller and quicker to parse than Indented, and we really don't care about the cache being human-friendly;
* Have a default path for the state cache, based on the connection's user id.
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Your QT_LOGGING_RULES (especially useful with Qt 5.6 and newer) should
work a bit better now:
* "Job" prefix is no more needed because the Qt logging prefix
(libqmatrixclient.jobs) says it already;
* The "created" record didn't follow the logging category if overridden
from the concrete job class (see SyncJob); so instead of "created"
there's now much more useful "sending request" record.
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It seems that some reply processing still might have happened after
BaseJob::abandon() (caused in turn by destroying a Connection object),
probably because the event from QNetworkReply landed in the event queue
after BaseJob::abandon() but before actual deletion of a job object. Now
countered by disconnecting from QNetworkReply signals in abandon() and
stop().
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The previous version constructed QString from const char* and QByteArray
parts,
only to convert it back to QByteArray; the current version
does the whole thing in QByteArray terms.
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* Event::originalJsonObject() exposes the original JSON for the event without converting it to QByteArray. This is useful to quickly dump an event into a bigger JSON without reconstructing a JSON object.
* Validations in RoomEvent::RoomEvent() do more harm than good. The rest of the library tolerates absence of those attributes pretty well (it wouldn't be able to do much with that anyway); at the same time, dumping JSON to logs turns out to be pretty heavy, and throwing many invalid events at a client is a good way to hit its performance.
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