Extract date field into a separate file

Signed-off-by: Claudio Cambra <claudio.cambra@nextcloud.com>
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Claudio Cambra 2023-08-07 18:19:39 +08:00 committed by Matthieu Gallien
parent 265396eba0
commit 27e560d232
3 changed files with 132 additions and 114 deletions

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<file>src/gui/ResolveConflictsDialog.qml</file>
<file>src/gui/ConflictDelegate.qml</file>
<file>src/gui/ConflictItemFileInfo.qml</file>
<file>src/gui/filedetails/NCInputDateField.qml</file>
</qresource>
</RCC>

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/*
* Copyright (C) 2022 by Claudio Cambra <claudio.cambra@nextcloud.com>
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
* the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
* (at your option) any later version.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
* WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY
* or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License
* for more details.
*/
// QML dates are essentially JavaScript dates, which makes them very finicky and unreliable.
// Instead, we exclusively deal with msecs from epoch time to make things less painful when editing.
// We only use the QML Date when showing the nice string to the user.
NCInputTextField {
id: root
function updateText() {
text = _textFromValue(_value, root.locale);
}
// Taken from Kalendar 22.08
// https://invent.kde.org/pim/kalendar/-/blob/release/22.08/src/contents/ui/KalendarUtils/dateutils.js
function _parseDateString(dateString) {
function defaultParse() {
const defaultParsedDate = Date.fromLocaleDateString(root.locale, dateString, Locale.NarrowFormat);
// JS always generates date in system locale, eliminate timezone difference to UTC
const msecsSinceEpoch = defaultParsedDate.getTime() - (defaultParsedDate.getTimezoneOffset() * 60 * 1000);
return new Date(msecsSinceEpoch);
}
const dateStringDelimiterMatches = dateString.match(/\D/);
if(dateStringDelimiterMatches.length === 0) {
// Let the date method figure out this weirdness
return defaultParse();
}
const dateStringDelimiter = dateStringDelimiterMatches[0];
const localisedDateFormatSplit = root.locale.dateFormat(Locale.NarrowFormat).split(dateStringDelimiter);
const localisedDateDayPosition = localisedDateFormatSplit.findIndex((x) => /d/gi.test(x));
const localisedDateMonthPosition = localisedDateFormatSplit.findIndex((x) => /m/gi.test(x));
const localisedDateYearPosition = localisedDateFormatSplit.findIndex((x) => /y/gi.test(x));
let splitDateString = dateString.split(dateStringDelimiter);
let userProvidedYear = splitDateString[localisedDateYearPosition]
const dateNow = new Date();
const stringifiedCurrentYear = dateNow.getFullYear().toString();
// If we have any input weirdness, or if we have a fully-written year
// (e.g. 2022 instead of 22) then use default parse
if(splitDateString.length === 0 ||
splitDateString.length > 3 ||
userProvidedYear.length >= stringifiedCurrentYear.length) {
return defaultParse();
}
let fullyWrittenYear = userProvidedYear.split("");
const digitsToAdd = stringifiedCurrentYear.length - fullyWrittenYear.length;
for(let i = 0; i < digitsToAdd; i++) {
fullyWrittenYear.splice(i, 0, stringifiedCurrentYear[i])
}
fullyWrittenYear = fullyWrittenYear.join("");
const fixedYearNum = Number(fullyWrittenYear);
const monthIndexNum = Number(splitDateString[localisedDateMonthPosition]) - 1;
const dayNum = Number(splitDateString[localisedDateDayPosition]);
console.log(dayNum, monthIndexNum, fixedYearNum);
// Modification: return date in UTC
return new Date(Date.UTC(fixedYearNum, monthIndexNum, dayNum));
}
function _textFromValue(value, locale) {
const dateFromValue = new Date(value * dayInMSecs);
return dateFromValue.toLocaleDateString(root.locale, Locale.NarrowFormat);
}
function _valueFromText(text, locale) {
const dateFromText = _parseDateString(text);
return Math.floor(dateFromText.getTime() / dayInMSecs);
}
property var date: new Date().getTime() * 1000 // QDateTime msecsFromEpoch
property var minimumDate: 0
property var maximumDate: Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER
// Work arounds the limitations of QML's 32 bit integer when handling msecs from epoch
// Instead, we handle everything as days since epoch
readonly property int _dayInMSecs: 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000
readonly property int _expireDateReduced: Math.floor(root.date / dayInMSecs)
// Reset the model data after binding broken on user interact
onExpireDateReducedChanged: {
value = expireDateReduced;
updateText();
}
readonly property int _maximumExpireDateReduced: Math.floor(maximumDate / dayInMSecs)
readonly property int _minimumExpireDateReduced: Math.floor(minimumDate / dayInMSecs)
readonly property var _from: minimumExpireDateReduced
readonly property var _to: maximumExpireDateReduced
readonly property var _value: expireDateReduced
validInput: {
const value = valueFromText(text);
return value >= _from && value <= _to;
}
text: _textFromValue(_value, locale)
inputMethodHints: Qt.ImhDate
onAccepted: root.date = _valueFromText(text, locale);
}

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sourceSize.height: scrollContentsColumn.rowIconWidth
}
// QML dates are essentially JavaScript dates, which makes them very finicky and unreliable.
// Instead, we exclusively deal with msecs from epoch time to make things less painful when editing.
// We only use the QML Date when showing the nice string to the user.
NCInputTextField {
NCInputDateField {
id: expireDateField
function updateText() {
text = textFromValue(value, locale);
}
// Work arounds the limitations of QML's 32 bit integer when handling msecs from epoch
// Instead, we handle everything as days since epoch
readonly property int dayInMSecs: 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000
readonly property int expireDateReduced: Math.floor(root.expireDate / dayInMSecs)
// Reset the model data after binding broken on user interact
onExpireDateReducedChanged: {
value = expireDateReduced;
updateText();
}
// We can't use JS's convenient Infinity or Number.MAX_VALUE as
// JS Number type is 64 bits, whereas QML's int type is only 32 bits
readonly property IntValidator intValidator: IntValidator {}
readonly property int maximumExpireDateReduced: root.expireDateEnforced ?
Math.floor(root.maximumExpireDate / dayInMSecs) :
intValidator.top
readonly property int minimumExpireDateReduced: {
const currentDate = new Date();
const minDateUTC = new Date(Date.UTC(currentDate.getFullYear(),
currentDate.getMonth(),
currentDate.getDate() + 1));
return Math.floor(minDateUTC / dayInMSecs) // Start of day at 00:00:0000 UTC
}
readonly property var from: minimumExpireDateReduced
readonly property var to: maximumExpireDateReduced
property var value: expireDateReduced
// Taken from Kalendar 22.08
// https://invent.kde.org/pim/kalendar/-/blob/release/22.08/src/contents/ui/KalendarUtils/dateutils.js
function parseDateString(dateString) {
function defaultParse() {
const defaultParsedDate = Date.fromLocaleDateString(Qt.locale(), dateString, Locale.NarrowFormat);
// JS always generates date in system locale, eliminate timezone difference to UTC
const msecsSinceEpoch = defaultParsedDate.getTime() - (defaultParsedDate.getTimezoneOffset() * 60 * 1000);
return new Date(msecsSinceEpoch);
}
const dateStringDelimiterMatches = dateString.match(/\D/);
if(dateStringDelimiterMatches.length === 0) {
// Let the date method figure out this weirdness
return defaultParse();
}
const dateStringDelimiter = dateStringDelimiterMatches[0];
const localisedDateFormatSplit = Qt.locale().dateFormat(Locale.NarrowFormat).split(dateStringDelimiter);
const localisedDateDayPosition = localisedDateFormatSplit.findIndex((x) => /d/gi.test(x));
const localisedDateMonthPosition = localisedDateFormatSplit.findIndex((x) => /m/gi.test(x));
const localisedDateYearPosition = localisedDateFormatSplit.findIndex((x) => /y/gi.test(x));
let splitDateString = dateString.split(dateStringDelimiter);
let userProvidedYear = splitDateString[localisedDateYearPosition]
const dateNow = new Date();
const stringifiedCurrentYear = dateNow.getFullYear().toString();
// If we have any input weirdness, or if we have a fully-written year
// (e.g. 2022 instead of 22) then use default parse
if(splitDateString.length === 0 ||
splitDateString.length > 3 ||
userProvidedYear.length >= stringifiedCurrentYear.length) {
return defaultParse();
}
let fullyWrittenYear = userProvidedYear.split("");
const digitsToAdd = stringifiedCurrentYear.length - fullyWrittenYear.length;
for(let i = 0; i < digitsToAdd; i++) {
fullyWrittenYear.splice(i, 0, stringifiedCurrentYear[i])
}
fullyWrittenYear = fullyWrittenYear.join("");
const fixedYearNum = Number(fullyWrittenYear);
const monthIndexNum = Number(splitDateString[localisedDateMonthPosition]) - 1;
const dayNum = Number(splitDateString[localisedDateDayPosition]);
console.log(dayNum, monthIndexNum, fixedYearNum);
// Modification: return date in UTC
return new Date(Date.UTC(fixedYearNum, monthIndexNum, dayNum));
}
function textFromValue(value, locale) {
const dateFromValue = new Date(value * dayInMSecs);
return dateFromValue.toLocaleDateString(Qt.locale(), Locale.NarrowFormat);
}
function valueFromText(text, locale) {
const dateFromText = parseDateString(text);
return Math.floor(dateFromText.getTime() / dayInMSecs);
}
Layout.fillWidth: true
height: visible ? implicitHeight : 0
validInput: {
const value = valueFromText(text);
return value >= from && value <= to;
}
text: textFromValue(expireDateSpinBox.value, expireDateSpinBox.locale)
inputMethodHints: expireDateSpinBox.inputMethodHints
onAccepted: {
date: root.expireDate
onDateChanged: {
const value = valueFromText(text, expireDateSpinBox.locale);
root.setExpireDate(value * dayInMSecs);
root.waitingForExpireDateChange = true;
}
inputMethodHints: Qt.ImhDate
maximumDate: root.maximumExpireDate
minimumDate: {
const currentDate = new Date();
// Start of day at 00:00:0000 UTC
return new Date(Date.UTC(currentDate.getFullYear(),
currentDate.getMonth(),
currentDate.getDate() + 1));
}
enabled: root.expireDateEnabled &&
!root.waitingForExpireDateChange &&