Allows users to search for the exact source ID in their library.
Similar to the Browse > Migrate screen, but filtered in the Library,
where users can take all the usual actions.
Could be used in the future to change the search behaviour of tapping
the source name in the title info view to search by the ID with this
prefix.
* Add Filters to Updates screen
Behaves basically like the filters in the library:
- Unread: Show/Don't show unread chapters
- Downloaded: Show/Don't show downloaded chapters
- Started: Show/Don't show chapters that have some progress but aren't
fully Read
- Bookmarked: Show/Don't show chapters that have been bookmarked
Started behaves differently from its Library counterpart because the
actual manga data is not available at this point in time and I thought
calling getManga for each entry without caching would be a pretty bad
idea.
I have modelled this closely on the filter control flow in the
Library, but I'm sure this can be simplified/adjusted in some way.
* Move most filtering logic to SQL
Unread, Started, and Bookmarked filters are now part of the SQL query.
Download state cannot be filtered in the database so it remains in
Kotlin.
Because the Downloaded filter has to be run in Kotlin, the combine
flow uses the preferences flow twice, once to get the SQL query params
and once for the Kotlin filters (only Downloaded at this time).
* Add "Hide excluded scanlators" to update filters
Based on the work done in #1623 but integrated with the other filters
in this PR. Added the user as a co-author for credit.
Co-authored-by: Dani <17619547+shabnix@users.noreply.github.com>
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Co-authored-by: Dani <17619547+shabnix@users.noreply.github.com>
Due to a `Float->Double->Float` conversion somewhere inside Mihon, the
tracker sees 2.1 as 2.0999999046325684, which means this filter ignores
the 2.1 chapter (which we just tried to mark as read). This small
epsilon is small enough to never bother any serious usage, but large
enough to ignore any such conversion errors.
Co-authored-by: AntsyLich <59261191+AntsyLich@users.noreply.github.com>
Previously, the app made one request for the search, and then fired
off 1 request per search result to obtain additional data, such as
each title's synopsis, etc.
However, MAL's search allows field selection during the initial query,
which will return all the data in that first response, avoiding the
massive bunch of requests (and alleviating some pressure on MAL from
our userbase).
By combining the selected fields into one constant, I was able to also
get rid of the MALUserListSearch entirely because it was redundant.
This allows for a unified MALManga->TrackSearch helper, further
reducing complexity.
I got to my "11x" improvement because on page of search results has 10
elements, and this change turns 11 (1+10 for results) requests into 1.
A user in #2777 was using the ComicInfo.xml Year/Month/Day fields to
indicate date of publication for some American comics, which often
predate the UNIX Epoch of 1970.
They were seeing "N/A" displays because this line of code discarded
date information for any time before Jan 1st, 1970.
The `toRelativeString` extension function used in the other
`relativeDateText` function already accounts for very distant dates
(anything >7 days away turns into full date, not relative, regardless
of setting, though disabling the relative timestamp setting
circumvents this with the same result). Removing this line should not
cause any issues as it is purely a display difference and the use case
of backdating comics to pre-1970 is worth it in my opinion.
- Navigation history for lower windows is preserved when a popup is opened
- Back gesture will close a popup window rather than the entire WebView activity when there is no previous page
- The leftmost close button closes the entire activity as before
- When a popup window is shown, a new button appears to close just that window
AntsyLich