kernelkind (20):
use bincode
update ehttp to 0.5.0
introduce UrlMimes
use mime_guess
add SupportedMimeType
rename ImageCache -> MediaCache
Use TexturedImage in MediaCache
render MediaCache method
move MediaCache rendering to render_media_cache call
support multiple media cache files
introduce Images
render Images method
migrate to using Images instead of MediaCache directly
URL mime hosted completeness
handle UrlCache io
introduce gif animation
handle gif state
integrate gifs
use SupportedMimeType for media_upload
render gif in PostView
- Introduced a new "no_media" boolean in ColumnsArgs to capture the
--no-media flag.
- Updated NoteOptions to include a setting for hiding media, configured
from parsed arguments.
- Refactored Damus to consolidate note options (textmode, scramble, and
no-media) into a single NoteOptions field.
- Modified navigation UI rendering to pass the unified note_options.
This change allows users to disable media display via the --no-media flag.
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
This commit introduces a new scramble option to help reduce distractions
during development by scrambling text using rot13. When enabled via the
new `--scramble` flag, text displayed in various views is transformed,
making it easier to focus on layout and behavior without reading the
actual content.
App & Args Updates
- Added a `scramble: bool` field to the main application state (in `app.rs`).
- Extended argument parsing (in `args.rs`) to recognize the `--scramble` flag.
NoteOptions Enhancement
- Introduced a new bit flag `scramble_text` in `NoteOptions` with
corresponding setter/getter methods.
UI Adjustments
- Propagated the scramble flag through note rendering functions across
navigation, timeline, and note view modules.
- Updated several UI components (e.g., in `nav.rs`, `route.rs`, and
`contents.rs`) to accept and apply the new note options.
Rot13 Implementation
- Implemented a helper function (`rot13`) to scramble text
conditionally when the scramble option is enabled.
This feature is intended for development builds only, offering a way to
obscure text content during UI tweaks and testing.
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
This button combination is common enough in "power user" apps for multiline input that I think this is a good default and could likely be configurable in the future.
