* feat(mobile): handle Android ACTION_VIEW intent
- add ViewIntent Pigeon API and generated bindings
- implement Android ViewIntentPlugin + iOS no-op host
- route ExternalMediaViewer by ViewIntentAttachment
- buffer pending view intents and flush on user ready/resume
* feat(mobile): fallback to computed checksum for timeline match
- hash local asset on-demand when checksum missing
- search main timeline by localId or checksum before standalone viewer
- persist computed hash into local_asset_entity
* fix(mobile): proper handling is user authenticated
* feat(mobile): open ACTION_VIEW fallback in AssetViewer
drop ExternalMediaViewer route
* feat(mobile): add logger
* test(mobile): add unit tests for view intent pending/flush flow
* fix(mobile): fix format
* fix(mobile): remove redundant iOS code
update code related to LocalAsset model and asset viewer
* refactor(mobile): simplify view intent flow and support file-backed ACTION_VIEW assets
remove redundant view intent model/repository layer
handle transient ACTION_VIEW files in viewer/upload flow
clean up managed temp files for fallback assets
* refactor(mobile): extract MediaStore utils and resolve view intents via merged assets
* refactor(mobile): move deferred view intents into providers, split view-intent providers, and clean up ACTION_VIEW handling
* refactor(mobile): resolve merge conflicts
use NativeSyncApi for hash files instead method from removed BackgroundServicePlugin.kt
* style(mobile): format files
* style(mobile): format files #2
* refactor(mobile): lazily materialize view-intent files and clean up temp-file handling
* fix(mobile): flush pending view intents after login navigation
* refactor(mobile): split view intent handler by platform and trigger it from app events
* refactor(mobile): move view intent handling behind platform-specific factories
* refactor(mobile): simplify code
* fix(mobile): hand off deep-link viewer to main timeline after upload
Add MainTimelineHandoffCoordinator to switch the asset viewer to the main timeline once a view-intent asset is uploaded and becomes available, and guard viewer reload/navigation transitions to avoid race conditions and crashes.
* refactor(mobile): use remote asset ids for view intent handoff and simplify resolver
* refactor(mobile): resolve merge conflicts
* style(mobile): reformat code
* style(mobile): reformat code #2
* fix(mobile): stabilize Android view intent asset resolution and fallback viewer
* refactor(mobile): share AssetViewer pre-navigation state preparation
* fix(mobile): wait for main timeline before deferred view intent handoff
* refactor(mobile): decouple view intent asset resolver from providers
* fix(mobile): avoid double pop when canceling upload dialog
* fix(mobile): resolve view intent MIME type with fallbacks
* docs(mobile): clarify view intent fallback asset TODO
* fix(mobile): resolve merge conflicts
* cleanup
* lint
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Co-authored-by: Peter Ombodi <peter.ombodi@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: shenlong-tanwen <139912620+shalong-tanwen@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Alex Tran <alex.tran1502@gmail.com>
fix(mobile): use correct delete for trashed assets
When viewing a trashed asset, the viewer bottom bar now shows the permanent delete button instead of the trash button, which had no effect on already-trashed assets.
We are generally looking to move away from hooks as they are hard to
reason about and have weird bugs. In particular, the timer did not
properly capture the ref of the callback, and so it would execute on old
state. A standard stateful widget does not have this problem, and is
easier to organise.
Co-authored-by: Alex <alex.tran1502@gmail.com>
The widget is not recreated correctly when videoPlayName changes, which
can cause weird behaviour with hooks and timers (like timers not firing
when they should do). Using a key forces flutter to recreate the widget
properly and allow the assumptions in build to work correctly.
At current, the controls for videos are always hidden when opening an
asset from the timeline, and when swiping between assets. The latter is
actually quite annoying, so it would be better UX if video controls were
hidden when opening from the timeline like before, but visibility of the
controls was retained when swiping between assets.
The spacing was required for the old slider, but the new one has its own
spacing and makes it redundant. There is too much now, and we've
received feedback that it should be less sparse. The default track
height of 16px is an improvement over the old track height, but it is
very thick. A middleground of 12px might be better.
Videos have recently been changed to support zooming, but this can make
the controls in the centre of the screen unergonomic as they will either
stay in the centre when dismissing, or stick to the video when zooming.
Neither is great. We should align the behaviour with other apps which
has the play/pause toggle at the bottom of the screen with the seeker
bar instead.
Co-authored-by: Alex <alex.tran1502@gmail.com>
The background of the photo view does not extend below the height of the
viewport, and so the asset details fade in over black with the photo
view, and the standard surface colour scheme of the scaffold for the
rest. This leads to a janky animation. We can't change the background of
the scaffold to black, as it in turn makes the iOS bouncing scroll
physics cut off incorrectly. The best fix is to remove background
decoration from the photo view, and defer to the parent to colour the
background.
Co-authored-by: Alex <alex.tran1502@gmail.com>
