package labeluri import ( "fmt" "html" "net/url" "path" "strings" "github.com/diamondburned/cchat-gtk/internal/gts/httputil" "github.com/diamondburned/cchat-gtk/internal/log" "github.com/diamondburned/cchat-gtk/internal/ui/dialog" "github.com/diamondburned/cchat-gtk/internal/ui/primitives" "github.com/diamondburned/cchat-gtk/internal/ui/primitives/roundimage" "github.com/diamondburned/cchat-gtk/internal/ui/rich" "github.com/diamondburned/cchat-gtk/internal/ui/rich/parser/markup" "github.com/diamondburned/cchat/text" "github.com/gotk3/gotk3/gdk" "github.com/gotk3/gotk3/gtk" "github.com/gotk3/gotk3/pango" "github.com/pkg/errors" "github.com/skratchdot/open-golang/open" ) const ( MaxWidth = 350 MaxHeight = 350 ) type WidgetConnector interface { gtk.IWidget primitives.Connector } var _ WidgetConnector = (*gtk.Label)(nil) // Labeler implements a rich label that stores an output state. type Labeler interface { WidgetConnector rich.Labeler Output() markup.RenderOutput } // Label implements a label that's already bounded to the markup URI handlers. type Label struct { *rich.Label output markup.RenderOutput } var ( _ Labeler = (*Label)(nil) _ rich.SuperLabeler = (*Label)(nil) ) func NewLabel(txt text.Rich) *Label { l := &Label{} l.Label = rich.NewInheritLabel(l) l.Label.SetLabelUnsafe(txt) // test // Bind and return. BindRichLabel(l) return l } func (l *Label) Reset() { l.output = markup.RenderOutput{} } func (l *Label) SetLabelUnsafe(content text.Rich) { l.output = markup.RenderCmplx(content) l.SetMarkup(l.output.Markup) } // Output returns the label's markup output. This function is NOT // thread-safe. func (l *Label) Output() markup.RenderOutput { return l.output } func BindRichLabel(label Labeler) { bind(label, func(uri string, ptr gdk.Rectangle) bool { var output = label.Output() if mention := output.IsMention(uri); mention != nil { if p := popoverMentioner(label, mention); p != nil { p.SetPointingTo(ptr) p.Popup() } return true } return false }) } func PopoverMentioner(rel gtk.IWidget, mention text.Mentioner) { if p := popoverMentioner(rel, mention); p != nil { p.Popup() } } func popoverMentioner(rel gtk.IWidget, mention text.Mentioner) *gtk.Popover { var info = mention.MentionInfo() if info.Empty() { return nil } l, _ := gtk.LabelNew(markup.Render(info)) l.SetUseMarkup(true) l.SetXAlign(0) l.Show() // Enable images??? BindActivator(l) p, _ := gtk.PopoverNew(rel) p.Add(l) p.Connect("destroy", l.Destroy) return p } func BindActivator(connector WidgetConnector) { bind(connector, nil) } // bind connects activate-link. If activator returns true, then nothing is done. // Activator can be nil. func bind(connector WidgetConnector, activator func(uri string, r gdk.Rectangle) bool) { // This implementation doesn't seem like a good idea. First off, is the // closure really garbage collected? If it's not, then we have some huge // issues. Second, if the closure is garbage collected, then when? If it's // not garbage collecteed, then not only are we leaking 2 float64s per // message, but we're also keeping alive the widget. var x, y float64 connector.Connect("motion-notify-event", func(w gtk.IWidget, ev *gdk.Event) { x, y = gdk.EventMotionNewFromEvent(ev).MotionVal() }) connector.Connect("activate-link", func(c WidgetConnector, uri string) bool { // Make a new rectangle to use in the popover. r := gdk.Rectangle{} r.SetX(int(x)) r.SetY(int(y)) if activator != nil && activator(uri, r) { return true } switch ext(uri) { case ".jpg", ".jpeg", ".png", ".webp", ".gif": // Make a new image that's asynchronously fetched inside a button. // Cap the width and height if requested. var w, h, round = markup.FragmentImageSize(uri, MaxWidth, MaxHeight) var img *gtk.Image if !round { img, _ = gtk.ImageNew() } else { r, _ := roundimage.NewImage(0) img = r.Image } img.SetFromIconName("image-loading", gtk.ICON_SIZE_BUTTON) img.Show() // Asynchronously fetch the image. httputil.AsyncImageSized(img, uri, w, h) btn, _ := gtk.ButtonNew() btn.Add(img) btn.SetRelief(gtk.RELIEF_NONE) btn.Connect("clicked", func() { PromptOpen(uri) }) btn.Show() p, _ := gtk.PopoverNew(c) p.SetPointingTo(r) p.Connect("closed", img.Destroy) // on close, destroy image p.Add(btn) p.Popup() return true } PromptOpen(uri) // Never let Gtk open the dialog. return true }) } const urlPrompt = `This link leads to the following URL: %[1]s Click Open to proceed.` var warnLabelCSS = primitives.PrepareCSS(` label { padding: 4px 8px; } `) // PromptOpen shows a dialog asking if the URL should be opened. func PromptOpen(uri string) { // Format the prompt body. l, _ := gtk.LabelNew("") l.SetJustify(gtk.JUSTIFY_CENTER) l.SetLineWrap(true) l.SetLineWrapMode(pango.WRAP_WORD_CHAR) l.Show() l.SetMarkup(fmt.Sprintf(urlPrompt, html.EscapeString(uri))) // Style the label. primitives.AttachCSS(l, warnLabelCSS) open := func(m *dialog.Modal) { // Close the dialog. m.Destroy() // Open the link. if err := open.Start(uri); err != nil { log.Error(errors.Wrap(err, "Failed to open URL after confirm")) } } // Prompt the user if they want to open the URL. dlg := dialog.NewModal(l, "Caution", "_Open", open) dlg.SetSizeRequest(350, 100) // Style the button to have a color. primitives.SuggestAction(dlg.Action) // Add a class to the dialog to allow theming. primitives.AddClass(dlg, "url-warning") // On link click, close the dialog, open the link ourselves, then return. l.Connect("activate-link", func(l *gtk.Label, uri string) bool { open(dlg) return true }) // Show the dialog. dlg.Show() } // ext parses and sanitizes the extension to something comparable. func ext(uri string) string { u, err := url.Parse(uri) if err != nil { return strings.ToLower(path.Ext(uri)) } return strings.ToLower(path.Ext(u.Path)) }