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Mobile responsive design with a very native feel, all in pure CSS (no templating differences between versions — even though some things are in very different positions.) I’ve been working on this whole thing in my head for a while now, planning out how certain components will be laid out on the mobile version, and how to reason about them in the templates so that a substantially different layout can still be achieved by only using CSS. Today I finally wrote the CSS and it’s come together pretty damn perfectly. Still to come: - Swiping left or right on discussions to reveal controls - Tablet version
131 lines
5.2 KiB
JavaScript
131 lines
5.2 KiB
JavaScript
import Ember from 'ember';
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import PostStream from 'flarum/models/post-stream';
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export default Ember.Route.extend({
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queryParams: {
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start: {replace: true}
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},
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discussion: function(id, start) {
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return this.store.findQueryOne('discussion', id, {
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include: 'posts',
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near: start
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});
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},
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// When we fetch the discussion from the model hook (i.e. on a fresh page
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// load), we'll wrap it in an object proxy and set a `loaded` flag to true
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// so that it won't be reloaded later on.
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model: function(params) {
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return this.discussion(params.id, params.start).then(function(discussion) {
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return Ember.ObjectProxy.create({content: discussion, loaded: true});
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});
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},
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resetController: function(controller) {
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// Whenever we exit the discussion view, or transition to a different
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// discussion, we want to reset the query params so that they don't stick.
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controller.set('start', '1');
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controller.set('searchQuery', '');
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controller.set('loaded', false);
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controller.set('stream', null);
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},
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setupController: function(controller, discussion) {
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controller.set('model', discussion);
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this.controllerFor('index/index').set('lastDiscussion', discussion);
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// Set up the post stream object. It needs to know about the discussion
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// it's representing the posts for, and we also need to inject the Ember
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// Data store.
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var stream = PostStream.create({
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discussion: discussion,
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store: this.store
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});
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controller.set('stream', stream);
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// We need to make sure we have an up-to-date list of the discussion's
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// post IDs. If we didn't enter this route using the model hook (like if
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// clicking on a discussion in the index), then we'll reload the model.
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var promise = discussion.get('loaded') ?
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Ember.RSVP.resolve(discussion.get('content')) :
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this.discussion(discussion.get('id'), controller.get('start'));
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// When we know we have the post IDs, we can set up the post stream with
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// them. Then we will tell the view that we have finished loading so that
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// it can scroll down to the appropriate post.
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promise.then(function(discussion) {
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controller.set('model', discussion);
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var postIds = discussion.get('postIds');
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stream.setup(postIds);
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// A page of posts will have been returned as linked data by this
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// request, and automatically loaded into the store. In turn, we
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// want to load them into the stream. However, since there is no
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// way to access them directly, we need to retrieve them based on
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// the requested start number. This code finds the post for that
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// number, gets its index, slices an array of surrounding post
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// IDs, and finally adds these posts to the stream.
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var posts = discussion.get('loadedPosts');
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var startPost = posts.findBy('number', parseInt(controller.get('start')));
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if (startPost) {
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var startIndex = postIds.indexOf(startPost.get('id'));
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var count = stream.get('postLoadCount');
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startIndex = Math.max(0, startIndex - count / 2);
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var loadIds = postIds.slice(startIndex, startIndex + count);
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stream.addPosts(posts.filter(function(item) {
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return loadIds.indexOf(item.get('id')) !== -1;
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}));
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}
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// It's possible for this promise to have resolved but the user
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// has clicked away to a different discussion. So only if we're
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// still on the original one, we will tell the view that we're
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// done loading.
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if (controller.get('model') === discussion) {
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controller.set('loaded', true);
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Ember.run.scheduleOnce('afterRender', function() {
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controller.trigger('loaded');
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});
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}
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});
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},
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actions: {
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queryParamsDidChange: function(params) {
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// If the ?start param has changed, we want to tell the view to
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// tell the streamContent component to jump to this start point.
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// We postpone running this code until the next run loop because
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// when transitioning directly from one discussion to another,
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// queryParamsDidChange is fired before the controller is reset.
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// Thus, controller.loaded would still be true and the
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// startWasChanged event would be triggered inappropriately.
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var newStart = parseInt(params.start) || 1;
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var controller = this.controllerFor('discussion');
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var oldStart = parseInt(controller.get('start'));
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Ember.run.next(function() {
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if (controller.get('loaded') && newStart !== oldStart) {
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controller.trigger('startWasChanged', newStart);
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}
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});
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},
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didTransition: function() {
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// When we transition into a new discussion, we want to hide the
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// discussions list pane. This means that when the user selects a
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// different discussion within the pane, the pane will slide away.
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// We also minimize the composer.
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this.controllerFor('index')
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.set('paned', true)
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.set('paneShowing', false);
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this.controllerFor('composer').send('minimize');
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var application = this.controllerFor('application');
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if (!application.get('backButtonTarget')) {
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application.set('backButtonTarget', this.controllerFor('index'));
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}
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}
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}
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});
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