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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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""" Module to perform session actions such as addition, removal or display of the global settings dialogue. """
import time
import os
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import logging
import shutil
import widgetUtils
import sessions
import output
import paths
import config_utils
import config
import application
feat: Initial integration of ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol This commit introduces the initial implementation for supporting the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol within your application. Key changes and features I implemented: 1. **Core Protocol Structure:** * I added new directories `src/sessions/atprotosocial` and `src/controller/atprotosocial`. * I populated these with foundational files (`session.py`, `utils.py`, `handler.py`, `compose.py`, etc.), mirroring the Mastodon implementation structure but adapted for ATProtoSocial. 2. **Authentication:** * I implemented login and authorization using Bluesky SDK (handle and app password) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * I integrated this into your session management UI (`sessionManagerDialog.py`) to allow adding ATProtoSocial accounts. 3. **Posting Capabilities:** * I implemented sending text posts, posts with images, replies, and quoting posts in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py` and `utils.py`. * I updated `compose.py` to reflect ATProtoSocial's panel configuration (character limits, media support, quoting). 4. **Notifications:** * I implemented fetching and processing of notifications (likes, reposts, follows, mentions, replies, quotes) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * Notifications are formatted for display. 5. **Timelines:** * I implemented fetching and processing for home timeline and user-specific timelines in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * This includes handling of posts, reposts, and replies within your application's buffer and message cache system. 6. **User Actions:** * I implemented core user actions: follow, unfollow, mute, unmute, block, unblock in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py`. * I integrated these actions into the controller layer (`controller/atprotosocial/handler.py`) and exposed them via `session.get_user_actions()`. 7. **User Management & Profile:** * I implemented fetching user profiles, follower lists, following lists, and user search in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py` and `controller/atprotosocial/userList.py`. 8. **UI Integration (Initial Pass):** * I adapted your session management UI for ATProtoSocial account creation. * I updated main controller logic to load the ATProtoSocial handler and create basic buffers (Home, Notifications). * I modified menu item labels based on the active session type (e.g., "Post" vs "Toot", "Like" vs "Favorite"). * I integrated core actions like reposting and liking into existing UI flows. * I added basic integration for timeline refresh and loading more items. * I added placeholder integration for viewing user profiles and user-specific timelines. **Current Status & Next Steps:** This represents a significant portion of the ATProtoSocial integration. The backend logic for most core features is in place. The immediate next steps, which were part of the original plan but not yet completed, would be: * **Refining UI elements:** Fully implementing dedicated dialogs (compose, user profile), custom panels for new buffer types, and ensuring accurate rendering of ATProtoSocial posts and notifications. * **Completing Documentation:** Updating all relevant documentation files in `doc/` and `documentation/`. * **Updating Translations:** Adding new strings and updating translation files. * **Adding Tests:** Creating unit and integration tests for the new protocol. I was not stuck on any particular point, but the UI integration is a large step that requires iterative refinement and testing for each component, which would naturally extend beyond a single development cycle for a feature of this scope.
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import asyncio # For async event handling
import wx
from pubsub import pub
from controller import settings
from sessions.mastodon import session as MastodonSession
from sessions.gotosocial import session as GotosocialSession
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from sessions.blueski import session as BlueskiSession # Import Blueski session
from . import manager
from . import wxUI as view
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log = logging.getLogger("sessionmanager.sessionManager")
class sessionManagerController(object):
def __init__(self, started: bool = False):
""" Class constructor.
Creates the SessionManager class controller, responsible for the accounts within TWBlue. From this dialog, users can add/Remove accounts, or load the global settings dialog.
:param started: Indicates whether this object is being created during application startup (when no other controller has been instantiated) or not. It is important for us to know this, as we won't show the button to open global settings dialog if the application has been started. Users must choose the corresponding option in the menu bar.
:type started: bool
"""
super(sessionManagerController, self).__init__()
log.debug("Setting up the session manager.")
self.started = started
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# Initialize the manager, responsible for storing session objects.
manager.setup()
self.view = view.sessionManagerWindow()
# Handle new account synchronously on the UI thread
pub.subscribe(self.manage_new_account, "sessionmanager.new_account")
pub.subscribe(self.remove_account, "sessionmanager.remove_account")
if self.started == False:
pub.subscribe(self.configuration, "sessionmanager.configuration")
else:
self.view.hide_configuration()
# Store a temporary copy of new and removed sessions, so we will perform actions on them during call to on_ok.
self.new_sessions = {}
self.removed_sessions = []
def fill_list(self):
""" Fills the session list with all valid sessions that could be found in config path. """
sessionsList = []
reserved_dirs = ["dicts"]
log.debug("Filling the sessions list.")
self.sessions = []
for i in os.listdir(paths.config_path()):
if os.path.isdir(os.path.join(paths.config_path(), i)) and i not in reserved_dirs:
log.debug("Adding session %s" % (i,))
strconfig = "%s/session.conf" % (os.path.join(paths.config_path(), i))
config_test = config_utils.load_config(strconfig)
if len(config_test) == 0:
try:
log.debug("Deleting session %s" % (i,))
shutil.rmtree(os.path.join(paths.config_path(), i))
continue
except:
output.speak("An exception was raised while attempting to clean malformed session data. See the error log for details. If this message persists, contact the developers.",True)
os.exception("Exception thrown while removing malformed session")
continue
if config_test.get("mastodon") != None:
name = _("{account_name}@{instance} (Mastodon)").format(account_name=config_test["mastodon"]["user_name"], instance=config_test["mastodon"]["instance"].replace("https://", ""))
feat: Initial integration of ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol This commit introduces the initial implementation for supporting the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol within your application. Key changes and features I implemented: 1. **Core Protocol Structure:** * I added new directories `src/sessions/atprotosocial` and `src/controller/atprotosocial`. * I populated these with foundational files (`session.py`, `utils.py`, `handler.py`, `compose.py`, etc.), mirroring the Mastodon implementation structure but adapted for ATProtoSocial. 2. **Authentication:** * I implemented login and authorization using Bluesky SDK (handle and app password) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * I integrated this into your session management UI (`sessionManagerDialog.py`) to allow adding ATProtoSocial accounts. 3. **Posting Capabilities:** * I implemented sending text posts, posts with images, replies, and quoting posts in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py` and `utils.py`. * I updated `compose.py` to reflect ATProtoSocial's panel configuration (character limits, media support, quoting). 4. **Notifications:** * I implemented fetching and processing of notifications (likes, reposts, follows, mentions, replies, quotes) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * Notifications are formatted for display. 5. **Timelines:** * I implemented fetching and processing for home timeline and user-specific timelines in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * This includes handling of posts, reposts, and replies within your application's buffer and message cache system. 6. **User Actions:** * I implemented core user actions: follow, unfollow, mute, unmute, block, unblock in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py`. * I integrated these actions into the controller layer (`controller/atprotosocial/handler.py`) and exposed them via `session.get_user_actions()`. 7. **User Management & Profile:** * I implemented fetching user profiles, follower lists, following lists, and user search in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py` and `controller/atprotosocial/userList.py`. 8. **UI Integration (Initial Pass):** * I adapted your session management UI for ATProtoSocial account creation. * I updated main controller logic to load the ATProtoSocial handler and create basic buffers (Home, Notifications). * I modified menu item labels based on the active session type (e.g., "Post" vs "Toot", "Like" vs "Favorite"). * I integrated core actions like reposting and liking into existing UI flows. * I added basic integration for timeline refresh and loading more items. * I added placeholder integration for viewing user profiles and user-specific timelines. **Current Status & Next Steps:** This represents a significant portion of the ATProtoSocial integration. The backend logic for most core features is in place. The immediate next steps, which were part of the original plan but not yet completed, would be: * **Refining UI elements:** Fully implementing dedicated dialogs (compose, user profile), custom panels for new buffer types, and ensuring accurate rendering of ATProtoSocial posts and notifications. * **Completing Documentation:** Updating all relevant documentation files in `doc/` and `documentation/`. * **Updating Translations:** Adding new strings and updating translation files. * **Adding Tests:** Creating unit and integration tests for the new protocol. I was not stuck on any particular point, but the UI integration is a large step that requires iterative refinement and testing for each component, which would naturally extend beyond a single development cycle for a feature of this scope.
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if config_test["mastodon"]["instance"] != "" and config_test["mastodon"]["access_token"] != "": # Basic validation
sessionsList.append(name)
self.sessions.append(dict(type=config_test["mastodon"].get("type", "mastodon"), id=i))
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elif config_test.get("blueski") != None: # Check for Blueski config
handle = config_test["blueski"].get("handle")
did = config_test["blueski"].get("did") # DID confirms it was authorized
if handle and did:
name = _("{handle} (Bluesky)").format(handle=handle)
sessionsList.append(name)
self.sessions.append(dict(type="blueski", id=i))
else: # Incomplete config, might be an old attempt or error
log.warning(f"Incomplete Blueski session config found for {i}, skipping.")
# Optionally delete malformed config here too
try:
log.debug("Deleting incomplete Blueski session %s" % (i,))
shutil.rmtree(os.path.join(paths.config_path(), i))
except Exception as e:
log.exception(f"Error deleting incomplete Blueski session {i}: {e}")
continue
elif config_test.get("atprotosocial") != None: # Legacy config namespace
feat: Initial integration of ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol This commit introduces the initial implementation for supporting the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol within your application. Key changes and features I implemented: 1. **Core Protocol Structure:** * I added new directories `src/sessions/atprotosocial` and `src/controller/atprotosocial`. * I populated these with foundational files (`session.py`, `utils.py`, `handler.py`, `compose.py`, etc.), mirroring the Mastodon implementation structure but adapted for ATProtoSocial. 2. **Authentication:** * I implemented login and authorization using Bluesky SDK (handle and app password) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * I integrated this into your session management UI (`sessionManagerDialog.py`) to allow adding ATProtoSocial accounts. 3. **Posting Capabilities:** * I implemented sending text posts, posts with images, replies, and quoting posts in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py` and `utils.py`. * I updated `compose.py` to reflect ATProtoSocial's panel configuration (character limits, media support, quoting). 4. **Notifications:** * I implemented fetching and processing of notifications (likes, reposts, follows, mentions, replies, quotes) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * Notifications are formatted for display. 5. **Timelines:** * I implemented fetching and processing for home timeline and user-specific timelines in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * This includes handling of posts, reposts, and replies within your application's buffer and message cache system. 6. **User Actions:** * I implemented core user actions: follow, unfollow, mute, unmute, block, unblock in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py`. * I integrated these actions into the controller layer (`controller/atprotosocial/handler.py`) and exposed them via `session.get_user_actions()`. 7. **User Management & Profile:** * I implemented fetching user profiles, follower lists, following lists, and user search in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py` and `controller/atprotosocial/userList.py`. 8. **UI Integration (Initial Pass):** * I adapted your session management UI for ATProtoSocial account creation. * I updated main controller logic to load the ATProtoSocial handler and create basic buffers (Home, Notifications). * I modified menu item labels based on the active session type (e.g., "Post" vs "Toot", "Like" vs "Favorite"). * I integrated core actions like reposting and liking into existing UI flows. * I added basic integration for timeline refresh and loading more items. * I added placeholder integration for viewing user profiles and user-specific timelines. **Current Status & Next Steps:** This represents a significant portion of the ATProtoSocial integration. The backend logic for most core features is in place. The immediate next steps, which were part of the original plan but not yet completed, would be: * **Refining UI elements:** Fully implementing dedicated dialogs (compose, user profile), custom panels for new buffer types, and ensuring accurate rendering of ATProtoSocial posts and notifications. * **Completing Documentation:** Updating all relevant documentation files in `doc/` and `documentation/`. * **Updating Translations:** Adding new strings and updating translation files. * **Adding Tests:** Creating unit and integration tests for the new protocol. I was not stuck on any particular point, but the UI integration is a large step that requires iterative refinement and testing for each component, which would naturally extend beyond a single development cycle for a feature of this scope.
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handle = config_test["atprotosocial"].get("handle")
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did = config_test["atprotosocial"].get("did")
feat: Initial integration of ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol This commit introduces the initial implementation for supporting the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol within your application. Key changes and features I implemented: 1. **Core Protocol Structure:** * I added new directories `src/sessions/atprotosocial` and `src/controller/atprotosocial`. * I populated these with foundational files (`session.py`, `utils.py`, `handler.py`, `compose.py`, etc.), mirroring the Mastodon implementation structure but adapted for ATProtoSocial. 2. **Authentication:** * I implemented login and authorization using Bluesky SDK (handle and app password) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * I integrated this into your session management UI (`sessionManagerDialog.py`) to allow adding ATProtoSocial accounts. 3. **Posting Capabilities:** * I implemented sending text posts, posts with images, replies, and quoting posts in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py` and `utils.py`. * I updated `compose.py` to reflect ATProtoSocial's panel configuration (character limits, media support, quoting). 4. **Notifications:** * I implemented fetching and processing of notifications (likes, reposts, follows, mentions, replies, quotes) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * Notifications are formatted for display. 5. **Timelines:** * I implemented fetching and processing for home timeline and user-specific timelines in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * This includes handling of posts, reposts, and replies within your application's buffer and message cache system. 6. **User Actions:** * I implemented core user actions: follow, unfollow, mute, unmute, block, unblock in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py`. * I integrated these actions into the controller layer (`controller/atprotosocial/handler.py`) and exposed them via `session.get_user_actions()`. 7. **User Management & Profile:** * I implemented fetching user profiles, follower lists, following lists, and user search in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py` and `controller/atprotosocial/userList.py`. 8. **UI Integration (Initial Pass):** * I adapted your session management UI for ATProtoSocial account creation. * I updated main controller logic to load the ATProtoSocial handler and create basic buffers (Home, Notifications). * I modified menu item labels based on the active session type (e.g., "Post" vs "Toot", "Like" vs "Favorite"). * I integrated core actions like reposting and liking into existing UI flows. * I added basic integration for timeline refresh and loading more items. * I added placeholder integration for viewing user profiles and user-specific timelines. **Current Status & Next Steps:** This represents a significant portion of the ATProtoSocial integration. The backend logic for most core features is in place. The immediate next steps, which were part of the original plan but not yet completed, would be: * **Refining UI elements:** Fully implementing dedicated dialogs (compose, user profile), custom panels for new buffer types, and ensuring accurate rendering of ATProtoSocial posts and notifications. * **Completing Documentation:** Updating all relevant documentation files in `doc/` and `documentation/`. * **Updating Translations:** Adding new strings and updating translation files. * **Adding Tests:** Creating unit and integration tests for the new protocol. I was not stuck on any particular point, but the UI integration is a large step that requires iterative refinement and testing for each component, which would naturally extend beyond a single development cycle for a feature of this scope.
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if handle and did:
name = _("{handle} (Bluesky)").format(handle=handle)
sessionsList.append(name)
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self.sessions.append(dict(type="blueski", id=i))
feat: Initial integration of ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol This commit introduces the initial implementation for supporting the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol within your application. Key changes and features I implemented: 1. **Core Protocol Structure:** * I added new directories `src/sessions/atprotosocial` and `src/controller/atprotosocial`. * I populated these with foundational files (`session.py`, `utils.py`, `handler.py`, `compose.py`, etc.), mirroring the Mastodon implementation structure but adapted for ATProtoSocial. 2. **Authentication:** * I implemented login and authorization using Bluesky SDK (handle and app password) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * I integrated this into your session management UI (`sessionManagerDialog.py`) to allow adding ATProtoSocial accounts. 3. **Posting Capabilities:** * I implemented sending text posts, posts with images, replies, and quoting posts in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py` and `utils.py`. * I updated `compose.py` to reflect ATProtoSocial's panel configuration (character limits, media support, quoting). 4. **Notifications:** * I implemented fetching and processing of notifications (likes, reposts, follows, mentions, replies, quotes) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * Notifications are formatted for display. 5. **Timelines:** * I implemented fetching and processing for home timeline and user-specific timelines in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * This includes handling of posts, reposts, and replies within your application's buffer and message cache system. 6. **User Actions:** * I implemented core user actions: follow, unfollow, mute, unmute, block, unblock in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py`. * I integrated these actions into the controller layer (`controller/atprotosocial/handler.py`) and exposed them via `session.get_user_actions()`. 7. **User Management & Profile:** * I implemented fetching user profiles, follower lists, following lists, and user search in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py` and `controller/atprotosocial/userList.py`. 8. **UI Integration (Initial Pass):** * I adapted your session management UI for ATProtoSocial account creation. * I updated main controller logic to load the ATProtoSocial handler and create basic buffers (Home, Notifications). * I modified menu item labels based on the active session type (e.g., "Post" vs "Toot", "Like" vs "Favorite"). * I integrated core actions like reposting and liking into existing UI flows. * I added basic integration for timeline refresh and loading more items. * I added placeholder integration for viewing user profiles and user-specific timelines. **Current Status & Next Steps:** This represents a significant portion of the ATProtoSocial integration. The backend logic for most core features is in place. The immediate next steps, which were part of the original plan but not yet completed, would be: * **Refining UI elements:** Fully implementing dedicated dialogs (compose, user profile), custom panels for new buffer types, and ensuring accurate rendering of ATProtoSocial posts and notifications. * **Completing Documentation:** Updating all relevant documentation files in `doc/` and `documentation/`. * **Updating Translations:** Adding new strings and updating translation files. * **Adding Tests:** Creating unit and integration tests for the new protocol. I was not stuck on any particular point, but the UI integration is a large step that requires iterative refinement and testing for each component, which would naturally extend beyond a single development cycle for a feature of this scope.
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else: # Incomplete config, might be an old attempt or error
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log.warning(f"Incomplete Blueski session config found for {i}, skipping.")
feat: Initial integration of ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol This commit introduces the initial implementation for supporting the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol within your application. Key changes and features I implemented: 1. **Core Protocol Structure:** * I added new directories `src/sessions/atprotosocial` and `src/controller/atprotosocial`. * I populated these with foundational files (`session.py`, `utils.py`, `handler.py`, `compose.py`, etc.), mirroring the Mastodon implementation structure but adapted for ATProtoSocial. 2. **Authentication:** * I implemented login and authorization using Bluesky SDK (handle and app password) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * I integrated this into your session management UI (`sessionManagerDialog.py`) to allow adding ATProtoSocial accounts. 3. **Posting Capabilities:** * I implemented sending text posts, posts with images, replies, and quoting posts in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py` and `utils.py`. * I updated `compose.py` to reflect ATProtoSocial's panel configuration (character limits, media support, quoting). 4. **Notifications:** * I implemented fetching and processing of notifications (likes, reposts, follows, mentions, replies, quotes) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * Notifications are formatted for display. 5. **Timelines:** * I implemented fetching and processing for home timeline and user-specific timelines in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * This includes handling of posts, reposts, and replies within your application's buffer and message cache system. 6. **User Actions:** * I implemented core user actions: follow, unfollow, mute, unmute, block, unblock in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py`. * I integrated these actions into the controller layer (`controller/atprotosocial/handler.py`) and exposed them via `session.get_user_actions()`. 7. **User Management & Profile:** * I implemented fetching user profiles, follower lists, following lists, and user search in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py` and `controller/atprotosocial/userList.py`. 8. **UI Integration (Initial Pass):** * I adapted your session management UI for ATProtoSocial account creation. * I updated main controller logic to load the ATProtoSocial handler and create basic buffers (Home, Notifications). * I modified menu item labels based on the active session type (e.g., "Post" vs "Toot", "Like" vs "Favorite"). * I integrated core actions like reposting and liking into existing UI flows. * I added basic integration for timeline refresh and loading more items. * I added placeholder integration for viewing user profiles and user-specific timelines. **Current Status & Next Steps:** This represents a significant portion of the ATProtoSocial integration. The backend logic for most core features is in place. The immediate next steps, which were part of the original plan but not yet completed, would be: * **Refining UI elements:** Fully implementing dedicated dialogs (compose, user profile), custom panels for new buffer types, and ensuring accurate rendering of ATProtoSocial posts and notifications. * **Completing Documentation:** Updating all relevant documentation files in `doc/` and `documentation/`. * **Updating Translations:** Adding new strings and updating translation files. * **Adding Tests:** Creating unit and integration tests for the new protocol. I was not stuck on any particular point, but the UI integration is a large step that requires iterative refinement and testing for each component, which would naturally extend beyond a single development cycle for a feature of this scope.
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# Optionally delete malformed config here too
try:
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log.debug("Deleting incomplete Blueski session %s" % (i,))
feat: Initial integration of ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol This commit introduces the initial implementation for supporting the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol within your application. Key changes and features I implemented: 1. **Core Protocol Structure:** * I added new directories `src/sessions/atprotosocial` and `src/controller/atprotosocial`. * I populated these with foundational files (`session.py`, `utils.py`, `handler.py`, `compose.py`, etc.), mirroring the Mastodon implementation structure but adapted for ATProtoSocial. 2. **Authentication:** * I implemented login and authorization using Bluesky SDK (handle and app password) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * I integrated this into your session management UI (`sessionManagerDialog.py`) to allow adding ATProtoSocial accounts. 3. **Posting Capabilities:** * I implemented sending text posts, posts with images, replies, and quoting posts in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py` and `utils.py`. * I updated `compose.py` to reflect ATProtoSocial's panel configuration (character limits, media support, quoting). 4. **Notifications:** * I implemented fetching and processing of notifications (likes, reposts, follows, mentions, replies, quotes) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * Notifications are formatted for display. 5. **Timelines:** * I implemented fetching and processing for home timeline and user-specific timelines in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * This includes handling of posts, reposts, and replies within your application's buffer and message cache system. 6. **User Actions:** * I implemented core user actions: follow, unfollow, mute, unmute, block, unblock in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py`. * I integrated these actions into the controller layer (`controller/atprotosocial/handler.py`) and exposed them via `session.get_user_actions()`. 7. **User Management & Profile:** * I implemented fetching user profiles, follower lists, following lists, and user search in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py` and `controller/atprotosocial/userList.py`. 8. **UI Integration (Initial Pass):** * I adapted your session management UI for ATProtoSocial account creation. * I updated main controller logic to load the ATProtoSocial handler and create basic buffers (Home, Notifications). * I modified menu item labels based on the active session type (e.g., "Post" vs "Toot", "Like" vs "Favorite"). * I integrated core actions like reposting and liking into existing UI flows. * I added basic integration for timeline refresh and loading more items. * I added placeholder integration for viewing user profiles and user-specific timelines. **Current Status & Next Steps:** This represents a significant portion of the ATProtoSocial integration. The backend logic for most core features is in place. The immediate next steps, which were part of the original plan but not yet completed, would be: * **Refining UI elements:** Fully implementing dedicated dialogs (compose, user profile), custom panels for new buffer types, and ensuring accurate rendering of ATProtoSocial posts and notifications. * **Completing Documentation:** Updating all relevant documentation files in `doc/` and `documentation/`. * **Updating Translations:** Adding new strings and updating translation files. * **Adding Tests:** Creating unit and integration tests for the new protocol. I was not stuck on any particular point, but the UI integration is a large step that requires iterative refinement and testing for each component, which would naturally extend beyond a single development cycle for a feature of this scope.
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shutil.rmtree(os.path.join(paths.config_path(), i))
except Exception as e:
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log.exception(f"Error deleting incomplete Blueski session {i}: {e}")
feat: Initial integration of ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol This commit introduces the initial implementation for supporting the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol within your application. Key changes and features I implemented: 1. **Core Protocol Structure:** * I added new directories `src/sessions/atprotosocial` and `src/controller/atprotosocial`. * I populated these with foundational files (`session.py`, `utils.py`, `handler.py`, `compose.py`, etc.), mirroring the Mastodon implementation structure but adapted for ATProtoSocial. 2. **Authentication:** * I implemented login and authorization using Bluesky SDK (handle and app password) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * I integrated this into your session management UI (`sessionManagerDialog.py`) to allow adding ATProtoSocial accounts. 3. **Posting Capabilities:** * I implemented sending text posts, posts with images, replies, and quoting posts in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py` and `utils.py`. * I updated `compose.py` to reflect ATProtoSocial's panel configuration (character limits, media support, quoting). 4. **Notifications:** * I implemented fetching and processing of notifications (likes, reposts, follows, mentions, replies, quotes) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * Notifications are formatted for display. 5. **Timelines:** * I implemented fetching and processing for home timeline and user-specific timelines in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * This includes handling of posts, reposts, and replies within your application's buffer and message cache system. 6. **User Actions:** * I implemented core user actions: follow, unfollow, mute, unmute, block, unblock in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py`. * I integrated these actions into the controller layer (`controller/atprotosocial/handler.py`) and exposed them via `session.get_user_actions()`. 7. **User Management & Profile:** * I implemented fetching user profiles, follower lists, following lists, and user search in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py` and `controller/atprotosocial/userList.py`. 8. **UI Integration (Initial Pass):** * I adapted your session management UI for ATProtoSocial account creation. * I updated main controller logic to load the ATProtoSocial handler and create basic buffers (Home, Notifications). * I modified menu item labels based on the active session type (e.g., "Post" vs "Toot", "Like" vs "Favorite"). * I integrated core actions like reposting and liking into existing UI flows. * I added basic integration for timeline refresh and loading more items. * I added placeholder integration for viewing user profiles and user-specific timelines. **Current Status & Next Steps:** This represents a significant portion of the ATProtoSocial integration. The backend logic for most core features is in place. The immediate next steps, which were part of the original plan but not yet completed, would be: * **Refining UI elements:** Fully implementing dedicated dialogs (compose, user profile), custom panels for new buffer types, and ensuring accurate rendering of ATProtoSocial posts and notifications. * **Completing Documentation:** Updating all relevant documentation files in `doc/` and `documentation/`. * **Updating Translations:** Adding new strings and updating translation files. * **Adding Tests:** Creating unit and integration tests for the new protocol. I was not stuck on any particular point, but the UI integration is a large step that requires iterative refinement and testing for each component, which would naturally extend beyond a single development cycle for a feature of this scope.
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continue
else: # Unknown or other session type not explicitly handled here for display
try:
feat: Initial integration of ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol This commit introduces the initial implementation for supporting the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol within your application. Key changes and features I implemented: 1. **Core Protocol Structure:** * I added new directories `src/sessions/atprotosocial` and `src/controller/atprotosocial`. * I populated these with foundational files (`session.py`, `utils.py`, `handler.py`, `compose.py`, etc.), mirroring the Mastodon implementation structure but adapted for ATProtoSocial. 2. **Authentication:** * I implemented login and authorization using Bluesky SDK (handle and app password) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * I integrated this into your session management UI (`sessionManagerDialog.py`) to allow adding ATProtoSocial accounts. 3. **Posting Capabilities:** * I implemented sending text posts, posts with images, replies, and quoting posts in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py` and `utils.py`. * I updated `compose.py` to reflect ATProtoSocial's panel configuration (character limits, media support, quoting). 4. **Notifications:** * I implemented fetching and processing of notifications (likes, reposts, follows, mentions, replies, quotes) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * Notifications are formatted for display. 5. **Timelines:** * I implemented fetching and processing for home timeline and user-specific timelines in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * This includes handling of posts, reposts, and replies within your application's buffer and message cache system. 6. **User Actions:** * I implemented core user actions: follow, unfollow, mute, unmute, block, unblock in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py`. * I integrated these actions into the controller layer (`controller/atprotosocial/handler.py`) and exposed them via `session.get_user_actions()`. 7. **User Management & Profile:** * I implemented fetching user profiles, follower lists, following lists, and user search in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py` and `controller/atprotosocial/userList.py`. 8. **UI Integration (Initial Pass):** * I adapted your session management UI for ATProtoSocial account creation. * I updated main controller logic to load the ATProtoSocial handler and create basic buffers (Home, Notifications). * I modified menu item labels based on the active session type (e.g., "Post" vs "Toot", "Like" vs "Favorite"). * I integrated core actions like reposting and liking into existing UI flows. * I added basic integration for timeline refresh and loading more items. * I added placeholder integration for viewing user profiles and user-specific timelines. **Current Status & Next Steps:** This represents a significant portion of the ATProtoSocial integration. The backend logic for most core features is in place. The immediate next steps, which were part of the original plan but not yet completed, would be: * **Refining UI elements:** Fully implementing dedicated dialogs (compose, user profile), custom panels for new buffer types, and ensuring accurate rendering of ATProtoSocial posts and notifications. * **Completing Documentation:** Updating all relevant documentation files in `doc/` and `documentation/`. * **Updating Translations:** Adding new strings and updating translation files. * **Adding Tests:** Creating unit and integration tests for the new protocol. I was not stuck on any particular point, but the UI integration is a large step that requires iterative refinement and testing for each component, which would naturally extend beyond a single development cycle for a feature of this scope.
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log.debug("Deleting session %s with unknown type" % (i,))
shutil.rmtree(os.path.join(paths.config_path(), i))
except:
output.speak("An exception was raised while attempting to clean malformed session data. See the error log for details. If this message persists, contact the developers.",True)
os.exception("Exception thrown while removing malformed session")
self.view.fill_list(sessionsList)
def show(self):
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""" Displays the session manager dialog. """
if self.view.get_response() == widgetUtils.OK:
self.do_ok()
# else:
self.view.destroy()
def do_ok(self):
log.debug("Starting sessions...")
for i in self.sessions:
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# Skip already created sessions. Useful when session manager controller is not created during startup.
if sessions.sessions.get(i.get("id")) != None:
continue
# Create the session object based in session type.
if i.get("type") == "mastodon":
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s = MastodonSession.Session(i.get("id"))
elif i.get("type") == "gotosocial":
s = GotosocialSession.Session(i.get("id"))
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elif i.get("type") == "blueski": # Handle Blueski session type
s = BlueskiSession.Session(i.get("id"))
feat: Initial integration of ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol This commit introduces the initial implementation for supporting the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol within your application. Key changes and features I implemented: 1. **Core Protocol Structure:** * I added new directories `src/sessions/atprotosocial` and `src/controller/atprotosocial`. * I populated these with foundational files (`session.py`, `utils.py`, `handler.py`, `compose.py`, etc.), mirroring the Mastodon implementation structure but adapted for ATProtoSocial. 2. **Authentication:** * I implemented login and authorization using Bluesky SDK (handle and app password) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * I integrated this into your session management UI (`sessionManagerDialog.py`) to allow adding ATProtoSocial accounts. 3. **Posting Capabilities:** * I implemented sending text posts, posts with images, replies, and quoting posts in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py` and `utils.py`. * I updated `compose.py` to reflect ATProtoSocial's panel configuration (character limits, media support, quoting). 4. **Notifications:** * I implemented fetching and processing of notifications (likes, reposts, follows, mentions, replies, quotes) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * Notifications are formatted for display. 5. **Timelines:** * I implemented fetching and processing for home timeline and user-specific timelines in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * This includes handling of posts, reposts, and replies within your application's buffer and message cache system. 6. **User Actions:** * I implemented core user actions: follow, unfollow, mute, unmute, block, unblock in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py`. * I integrated these actions into the controller layer (`controller/atprotosocial/handler.py`) and exposed them via `session.get_user_actions()`. 7. **User Management & Profile:** * I implemented fetching user profiles, follower lists, following lists, and user search in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py` and `controller/atprotosocial/userList.py`. 8. **UI Integration (Initial Pass):** * I adapted your session management UI for ATProtoSocial account creation. * I updated main controller logic to load the ATProtoSocial handler and create basic buffers (Home, Notifications). * I modified menu item labels based on the active session type (e.g., "Post" vs "Toot", "Like" vs "Favorite"). * I integrated core actions like reposting and liking into existing UI flows. * I added basic integration for timeline refresh and loading more items. * I added placeholder integration for viewing user profiles and user-specific timelines. **Current Status & Next Steps:** This represents a significant portion of the ATProtoSocial integration. The backend logic for most core features is in place. The immediate next steps, which were part of the original plan but not yet completed, would be: * **Refining UI elements:** Fully implementing dedicated dialogs (compose, user profile), custom panels for new buffer types, and ensuring accurate rendering of ATProtoSocial posts and notifications. * **Completing Documentation:** Updating all relevant documentation files in `doc/` and `documentation/`. * **Updating Translations:** Adding new strings and updating translation files. * **Adding Tests:** Creating unit and integration tests for the new protocol. I was not stuck on any particular point, but the UI integration is a large step that requires iterative refinement and testing for each component, which would naturally extend beyond a single development cycle for a feature of this scope.
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else:
log.warning(f"Unknown session type '{i.get('type')}' for ID {i.get('id')}. Skipping.")
continue
Hi there! I've just finished implementing the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol, building upon the initial backend work. This update includes comprehensive UI refinements, documentation updates, an attempt to update translation files, and foundational unit tests. Here's a breakdown of what I accomplished: 1. **UI Refinements (Extensive):** * **Session Management:** ATProtoSocial is now fully integrated into the Session Manager for account creation and loading. * **Compose Dialog:** I created and wired up a new generic `ComposeDialog`. It supports text, image attachments (with alt text), language selection, content warnings, and quoting posts, configured by ATProtoSocial's capabilities. * **User Profile Dialog:** I developed a dedicated `ShowUserProfileDialog` for ATProtoSocial. It displays user details (DID, handle, name, bio, counts) and allows you to perform actions like follow, mute, block, with button states reflecting existing relationships. * **Custom Panels:** I created new panels for: * `ATProtoSocialHomeTimelinePanel`: Displays your home timeline. * `ATProtoSocialUserTimelinePanel`: Displays a specific user's posts. * `ATProtoSocialNotificationPanel`: Displays notifications. * `ATProtoSocialUserListPanel`: Displays lists of users (followers, following). These panels handle data fetching (initial load and "load more"), and use new `compose_post_for_display` and `compose_notification_for_display` methods for rendering. * **Controller Integration:** I updated `mainController.py` and `atprotosocial/handler.py` to manage the new dialogs, panels, and ATProtoSocial-specific menu actions (Like, Repost, Quote, etc.). Asynchronous operations are handled using `wx.CallAfter`. 2. **Documentation Updates:** * I created `documentation/source/atprotosocial.rst` detailing Bluesky support, account setup, and features. * I updated `documentation/source/index.rst` to include the new page. * I updated `documentation/source/basic_concepts.rst` with ATProtoSocial-specific terms (DID, Handle, App Password, Skyline, Skeet). * I added a comprehensive entry to `doc/changelog.md` for this feature. 3. **Translation File Updates (Attempted):** * I manually identified new user-facing strings from Python code and documentation. * I manually updated `tools/twblue.pot` (application strings) and `tools/twblue-documentation.pot` (documentation strings) with these new strings. I had to do this manually because the project's translation scripts weren't runnable in the current environment. * An attempt to update Spanish PO files using `msgmerge` failed due to issues (duplicate message definitions) in the manually created POT files. The updated POT files serve as the best available templates for translators under these constraints. 4. **Unit Tests:** * I created `src/test/sessions/atprotosocial/test_atprotosocial_session.py`. * I implemented foundational unit tests for `ATProtoSocialSession` covering: * Initialization. * Mocked authentication (login/authorize, success/failure). * Mocked post sending (text, quotes, media). * Mocked timeline fetching (home, user). * Mocked notification fetching and handler dispatch. * The tests utilize `unittest.IsolatedAsyncioTestCase` and extensive mocking of the Bluesky SDK and wxPython dialogs. **Overall Status:** The ATProtoSocial integration is now functionally rich, with both backend logic and a comprehensive UI layer. I've updated the documentation to guide you, and a baseline of unit tests ensures core session logic is covered. The primary challenge I encountered was the inability to use the project's standard scripts for translation file generation, which meant I had to take a manual (and thus less robust) approach for POT file updates.
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s.get_configuration() # Load per-session configuration
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# For Blueski, this loads from its specific config file.
Hi there! I've just finished implementing the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol, building upon the initial backend work. This update includes comprehensive UI refinements, documentation updates, an attempt to update translation files, and foundational unit tests. Here's a breakdown of what I accomplished: 1. **UI Refinements (Extensive):** * **Session Management:** ATProtoSocial is now fully integrated into the Session Manager for account creation and loading. * **Compose Dialog:** I created and wired up a new generic `ComposeDialog`. It supports text, image attachments (with alt text), language selection, content warnings, and quoting posts, configured by ATProtoSocial's capabilities. * **User Profile Dialog:** I developed a dedicated `ShowUserProfileDialog` for ATProtoSocial. It displays user details (DID, handle, name, bio, counts) and allows you to perform actions like follow, mute, block, with button states reflecting existing relationships. * **Custom Panels:** I created new panels for: * `ATProtoSocialHomeTimelinePanel`: Displays your home timeline. * `ATProtoSocialUserTimelinePanel`: Displays a specific user's posts. * `ATProtoSocialNotificationPanel`: Displays notifications. * `ATProtoSocialUserListPanel`: Displays lists of users (followers, following). These panels handle data fetching (initial load and "load more"), and use new `compose_post_for_display` and `compose_notification_for_display` methods for rendering. * **Controller Integration:** I updated `mainController.py` and `atprotosocial/handler.py` to manage the new dialogs, panels, and ATProtoSocial-specific menu actions (Like, Repost, Quote, etc.). Asynchronous operations are handled using `wx.CallAfter`. 2. **Documentation Updates:** * I created `documentation/source/atprotosocial.rst` detailing Bluesky support, account setup, and features. * I updated `documentation/source/index.rst` to include the new page. * I updated `documentation/source/basic_concepts.rst` with ATProtoSocial-specific terms (DID, Handle, App Password, Skyline, Skeet). * I added a comprehensive entry to `doc/changelog.md` for this feature. 3. **Translation File Updates (Attempted):** * I manually identified new user-facing strings from Python code and documentation. * I manually updated `tools/twblue.pot` (application strings) and `tools/twblue-documentation.pot` (documentation strings) with these new strings. I had to do this manually because the project's translation scripts weren't runnable in the current environment. * An attempt to update Spanish PO files using `msgmerge` failed due to issues (duplicate message definitions) in the manually created POT files. The updated POT files serve as the best available templates for translators under these constraints. 4. **Unit Tests:** * I created `src/test/sessions/atprotosocial/test_atprotosocial_session.py`. * I implemented foundational unit tests for `ATProtoSocialSession` covering: * Initialization. * Mocked authentication (login/authorize, success/failure). * Mocked post sending (text, quotes, media). * Mocked timeline fetching (home, user). * Mocked notification fetching and handler dispatch. * The tests utilize `unittest.IsolatedAsyncioTestCase` and extensive mocking of the Bluesky SDK and wxPython dialogs. **Overall Status:** The ATProtoSocial integration is now functionally rich, with both backend logic and a comprehensive UI layer. I've updated the documentation to guide you, and a baseline of unit tests ensures core session logic is covered. The primary challenge I encountered was the inability to use the project's standard scripts for translation file generation, which meant I had to take a manual (and thus less robust) approach for POT file updates.
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feat: Initial integration of ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol This commit introduces the initial implementation for supporting the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol within your application. Key changes and features I implemented: 1. **Core Protocol Structure:** * I added new directories `src/sessions/atprotosocial` and `src/controller/atprotosocial`. * I populated these with foundational files (`session.py`, `utils.py`, `handler.py`, `compose.py`, etc.), mirroring the Mastodon implementation structure but adapted for ATProtoSocial. 2. **Authentication:** * I implemented login and authorization using Bluesky SDK (handle and app password) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * I integrated this into your session management UI (`sessionManagerDialog.py`) to allow adding ATProtoSocial accounts. 3. **Posting Capabilities:** * I implemented sending text posts, posts with images, replies, and quoting posts in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py` and `utils.py`. * I updated `compose.py` to reflect ATProtoSocial's panel configuration (character limits, media support, quoting). 4. **Notifications:** * I implemented fetching and processing of notifications (likes, reposts, follows, mentions, replies, quotes) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * Notifications are formatted for display. 5. **Timelines:** * I implemented fetching and processing for home timeline and user-specific timelines in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * This includes handling of posts, reposts, and replies within your application's buffer and message cache system. 6. **User Actions:** * I implemented core user actions: follow, unfollow, mute, unmute, block, unblock in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py`. * I integrated these actions into the controller layer (`controller/atprotosocial/handler.py`) and exposed them via `session.get_user_actions()`. 7. **User Management & Profile:** * I implemented fetching user profiles, follower lists, following lists, and user search in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py` and `controller/atprotosocial/userList.py`. 8. **UI Integration (Initial Pass):** * I adapted your session management UI for ATProtoSocial account creation. * I updated main controller logic to load the ATProtoSocial handler and create basic buffers (Home, Notifications). * I modified menu item labels based on the active session type (e.g., "Post" vs "Toot", "Like" vs "Favorite"). * I integrated core actions like reposting and liking into existing UI flows. * I added basic integration for timeline refresh and loading more items. * I added placeholder integration for viewing user profiles and user-specific timelines. **Current Status & Next Steps:** This represents a significant portion of the ATProtoSocial integration. The backend logic for most core features is in place. The immediate next steps, which were part of the original plan but not yet completed, would be: * **Refining UI elements:** Fully implementing dedicated dialogs (compose, user profile), custom panels for new buffer types, and ensuring accurate rendering of ATProtoSocial posts and notifications. * **Completing Documentation:** Updating all relevant documentation files in `doc/` and `documentation/`. * **Updating Translations:** Adding new strings and updating translation files. * **Adding Tests:** Creating unit and integration tests for the new protocol. I was not stuck on any particular point, but the UI integration is a large step that requires iterative refinement and testing for each component, which would naturally extend beyond a single development cycle for a feature of this scope.
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# Login is now primarily handled by session.start() via mainController,
# which calls _ensure_dependencies_ready().
# Explicit s.login() here might be redundant or premature if full app context isn't ready.
# We'll rely on the mainController to call session.start() which handles login.
# if i.get("id") not in config.app["sessions"]["ignored_sessions"]:
# try:
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# # For Blueski, login is async and handled by session.start()
feat: Initial integration of ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol This commit introduces the initial implementation for supporting the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol within your application. Key changes and features I implemented: 1. **Core Protocol Structure:** * I added new directories `src/sessions/atprotosocial` and `src/controller/atprotosocial`. * I populated these with foundational files (`session.py`, `utils.py`, `handler.py`, `compose.py`, etc.), mirroring the Mastodon implementation structure but adapted for ATProtoSocial. 2. **Authentication:** * I implemented login and authorization using Bluesky SDK (handle and app password) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * I integrated this into your session management UI (`sessionManagerDialog.py`) to allow adding ATProtoSocial accounts. 3. **Posting Capabilities:** * I implemented sending text posts, posts with images, replies, and quoting posts in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py` and `utils.py`. * I updated `compose.py` to reflect ATProtoSocial's panel configuration (character limits, media support, quoting). 4. **Notifications:** * I implemented fetching and processing of notifications (likes, reposts, follows, mentions, replies, quotes) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * Notifications are formatted for display. 5. **Timelines:** * I implemented fetching and processing for home timeline and user-specific timelines in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * This includes handling of posts, reposts, and replies within your application's buffer and message cache system. 6. **User Actions:** * I implemented core user actions: follow, unfollow, mute, unmute, block, unblock in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py`. * I integrated these actions into the controller layer (`controller/atprotosocial/handler.py`) and exposed them via `session.get_user_actions()`. 7. **User Management & Profile:** * I implemented fetching user profiles, follower lists, following lists, and user search in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py` and `controller/atprotosocial/userList.py`. 8. **UI Integration (Initial Pass):** * I adapted your session management UI for ATProtoSocial account creation. * I updated main controller logic to load the ATProtoSocial handler and create basic buffers (Home, Notifications). * I modified menu item labels based on the active session type (e.g., "Post" vs "Toot", "Like" vs "Favorite"). * I integrated core actions like reposting and liking into existing UI flows. * I added basic integration for timeline refresh and loading more items. * I added placeholder integration for viewing user profiles and user-specific timelines. **Current Status & Next Steps:** This represents a significant portion of the ATProtoSocial integration. The backend logic for most core features is in place. The immediate next steps, which were part of the original plan but not yet completed, would be: * **Refining UI elements:** Fully implementing dedicated dialogs (compose, user profile), custom panels for new buffer types, and ensuring accurate rendering of ATProtoSocial posts and notifications. * **Completing Documentation:** Updating all relevant documentation files in `doc/` and `documentation/`. * **Updating Translations:** Adding new strings and updating translation files. * **Adding Tests:** Creating unit and integration tests for the new protocol. I was not stuck on any particular point, but the UI integration is a large step that requires iterative refinement and testing for each component, which would naturally extend beyond a single development cycle for a feature of this scope.
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# # if not s.is_ready(): # Only attempt login if not already ready
# # log.info(f"Session {s.uid} ({s.kind}) not ready, login will be attempted by start().")
# pass
# except Exception as e:
# log.exception(f"Exception during pre-emptive login check for session {s.uid} ({s.kind}).")
# continue
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# Try to auto-login for Blueski so the app starts with buffers ready
try:
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if i.get("type") == "blueski":
s.login()
except Exception:
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log.exception("Auto-login failed for Blueski session %s", i.get("id"))
feat: Initial integration of ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol This commit introduces the initial implementation for supporting the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol within your application. Key changes and features I implemented: 1. **Core Protocol Structure:** * I added new directories `src/sessions/atprotosocial` and `src/controller/atprotosocial`. * I populated these with foundational files (`session.py`, `utils.py`, `handler.py`, `compose.py`, etc.), mirroring the Mastodon implementation structure but adapted for ATProtoSocial. 2. **Authentication:** * I implemented login and authorization using Bluesky SDK (handle and app password) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * I integrated this into your session management UI (`sessionManagerDialog.py`) to allow adding ATProtoSocial accounts. 3. **Posting Capabilities:** * I implemented sending text posts, posts with images, replies, and quoting posts in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py` and `utils.py`. * I updated `compose.py` to reflect ATProtoSocial's panel configuration (character limits, media support, quoting). 4. **Notifications:** * I implemented fetching and processing of notifications (likes, reposts, follows, mentions, replies, quotes) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * Notifications are formatted for display. 5. **Timelines:** * I implemented fetching and processing for home timeline and user-specific timelines in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * This includes handling of posts, reposts, and replies within your application's buffer and message cache system. 6. **User Actions:** * I implemented core user actions: follow, unfollow, mute, unmute, block, unblock in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py`. * I integrated these actions into the controller layer (`controller/atprotosocial/handler.py`) and exposed them via `session.get_user_actions()`. 7. **User Management & Profile:** * I implemented fetching user profiles, follower lists, following lists, and user search in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py` and `controller/atprotosocial/userList.py`. 8. **UI Integration (Initial Pass):** * I adapted your session management UI for ATProtoSocial account creation. * I updated main controller logic to load the ATProtoSocial handler and create basic buffers (Home, Notifications). * I modified menu item labels based on the active session type (e.g., "Post" vs "Toot", "Like" vs "Favorite"). * I integrated core actions like reposting and liking into existing UI flows. * I added basic integration for timeline refresh and loading more items. * I added placeholder integration for viewing user profiles and user-specific timelines. **Current Status & Next Steps:** This represents a significant portion of the ATProtoSocial integration. The backend logic for most core features is in place. The immediate next steps, which were part of the original plan but not yet completed, would be: * **Refining UI elements:** Fully implementing dedicated dialogs (compose, user profile), custom panels for new buffer types, and ensuring accurate rendering of ATProtoSocial posts and notifications. * **Completing Documentation:** Updating all relevant documentation files in `doc/` and `documentation/`. * **Updating Translations:** Adding new strings and updating translation files. * **Adding Tests:** Creating unit and integration tests for the new protocol. I was not stuck on any particular point, but the UI integration is a large step that requires iterative refinement and testing for each component, which would naturally extend beyond a single development cycle for a feature of this scope.
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sessions.sessions[i.get("id")] = s # Add to global session store
self.new_sessions[i.get("id")] = s # Track as a new session for this manager instance
# self.view.destroy()
def show_auth_error(self):
feat: Initial integration of ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol This commit introduces the initial implementation for supporting the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol within your application. Key changes and features I implemented: 1. **Core Protocol Structure:** * I added new directories `src/sessions/atprotosocial` and `src/controller/atprotosocial`. * I populated these with foundational files (`session.py`, `utils.py`, `handler.py`, `compose.py`, etc.), mirroring the Mastodon implementation structure but adapted for ATProtoSocial. 2. **Authentication:** * I implemented login and authorization using Bluesky SDK (handle and app password) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * I integrated this into your session management UI (`sessionManagerDialog.py`) to allow adding ATProtoSocial accounts. 3. **Posting Capabilities:** * I implemented sending text posts, posts with images, replies, and quoting posts in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py` and `utils.py`. * I updated `compose.py` to reflect ATProtoSocial's panel configuration (character limits, media support, quoting). 4. **Notifications:** * I implemented fetching and processing of notifications (likes, reposts, follows, mentions, replies, quotes) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * Notifications are formatted for display. 5. **Timelines:** * I implemented fetching and processing for home timeline and user-specific timelines in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * This includes handling of posts, reposts, and replies within your application's buffer and message cache system. 6. **User Actions:** * I implemented core user actions: follow, unfollow, mute, unmute, block, unblock in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py`. * I integrated these actions into the controller layer (`controller/atprotosocial/handler.py`) and exposed them via `session.get_user_actions()`. 7. **User Management & Profile:** * I implemented fetching user profiles, follower lists, following lists, and user search in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py` and `controller/atprotosocial/userList.py`. 8. **UI Integration (Initial Pass):** * I adapted your session management UI for ATProtoSocial account creation. * I updated main controller logic to load the ATProtoSocial handler and create basic buffers (Home, Notifications). * I modified menu item labels based on the active session type (e.g., "Post" vs "Toot", "Like" vs "Favorite"). * I integrated core actions like reposting and liking into existing UI flows. * I added basic integration for timeline refresh and loading more items. * I added placeholder integration for viewing user profiles and user-specific timelines. **Current Status & Next Steps:** This represents a significant portion of the ATProtoSocial integration. The backend logic for most core features is in place. The immediate next steps, which were part of the original plan but not yet completed, would be: * **Refining UI elements:** Fully implementing dedicated dialogs (compose, user profile), custom panels for new buffer types, and ensuring accurate rendering of ATProtoSocial posts and notifications. * **Completing Documentation:** Updating all relevant documentation files in `doc/` and `documentation/`. * **Updating Translations:** Adding new strings and updating translation files. * **Adding Tests:** Creating unit and integration tests for the new protocol. I was not stuck on any particular point, but the UI integration is a large step that requires iterative refinement and testing for each component, which would naturally extend beyond a single development cycle for a feature of this scope.
2025-05-26 14:11:01 +00:00
error = view.auth_error() # This seems to be a generic auth error display
def manage_new_account(self, type):
# Generic settings for all account types.
feat: Initial integration of ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol This commit introduces the initial implementation for supporting the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol within your application. Key changes and features I implemented: 1. **Core Protocol Structure:** * I added new directories `src/sessions/atprotosocial` and `src/controller/atprotosocial`. * I populated these with foundational files (`session.py`, `utils.py`, `handler.py`, `compose.py`, etc.), mirroring the Mastodon implementation structure but adapted for ATProtoSocial. 2. **Authentication:** * I implemented login and authorization using Bluesky SDK (handle and app password) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * I integrated this into your session management UI (`sessionManagerDialog.py`) to allow adding ATProtoSocial accounts. 3. **Posting Capabilities:** * I implemented sending text posts, posts with images, replies, and quoting posts in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py` and `utils.py`. * I updated `compose.py` to reflect ATProtoSocial's panel configuration (character limits, media support, quoting). 4. **Notifications:** * I implemented fetching and processing of notifications (likes, reposts, follows, mentions, replies, quotes) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * Notifications are formatted for display. 5. **Timelines:** * I implemented fetching and processing for home timeline and user-specific timelines in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * This includes handling of posts, reposts, and replies within your application's buffer and message cache system. 6. **User Actions:** * I implemented core user actions: follow, unfollow, mute, unmute, block, unblock in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py`. * I integrated these actions into the controller layer (`controller/atprotosocial/handler.py`) and exposed them via `session.get_user_actions()`. 7. **User Management & Profile:** * I implemented fetching user profiles, follower lists, following lists, and user search in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py` and `controller/atprotosocial/userList.py`. 8. **UI Integration (Initial Pass):** * I adapted your session management UI for ATProtoSocial account creation. * I updated main controller logic to load the ATProtoSocial handler and create basic buffers (Home, Notifications). * I modified menu item labels based on the active session type (e.g., "Post" vs "Toot", "Like" vs "Favorite"). * I integrated core actions like reposting and liking into existing UI flows. * I added basic integration for timeline refresh and loading more items. * I added placeholder integration for viewing user profiles and user-specific timelines. **Current Status & Next Steps:** This represents a significant portion of the ATProtoSocial integration. The backend logic for most core features is in place. The immediate next steps, which were part of the original plan but not yet completed, would be: * **Refining UI elements:** Fully implementing dedicated dialogs (compose, user profile), custom panels for new buffer types, and ensuring accurate rendering of ATProtoSocial posts and notifications. * **Completing Documentation:** Updating all relevant documentation files in `doc/` and `documentation/`. * **Updating Translations:** Adding new strings and updating translation files. * **Adding Tests:** Creating unit and integration tests for the new protocol. I was not stuck on any particular point, but the UI integration is a large step that requires iterative refinement and testing for each component, which would naturally extend beyond a single development cycle for a feature of this scope.
2025-05-26 14:11:01 +00:00
location = (str(time.time())[-6:]) # Unique ID for the session config directory
log.debug("Creating %s session in the %s path" % (type, location))
Hi there! I've just finished implementing the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol, building upon the initial backend work. This update includes comprehensive UI refinements, documentation updates, an attempt to update translation files, and foundational unit tests. Here's a breakdown of what I accomplished: 1. **UI Refinements (Extensive):** * **Session Management:** ATProtoSocial is now fully integrated into the Session Manager for account creation and loading. * **Compose Dialog:** I created and wired up a new generic `ComposeDialog`. It supports text, image attachments (with alt text), language selection, content warnings, and quoting posts, configured by ATProtoSocial's capabilities. * **User Profile Dialog:** I developed a dedicated `ShowUserProfileDialog` for ATProtoSocial. It displays user details (DID, handle, name, bio, counts) and allows you to perform actions like follow, mute, block, with button states reflecting existing relationships. * **Custom Panels:** I created new panels for: * `ATProtoSocialHomeTimelinePanel`: Displays your home timeline. * `ATProtoSocialUserTimelinePanel`: Displays a specific user's posts. * `ATProtoSocialNotificationPanel`: Displays notifications. * `ATProtoSocialUserListPanel`: Displays lists of users (followers, following). These panels handle data fetching (initial load and "load more"), and use new `compose_post_for_display` and `compose_notification_for_display` methods for rendering. * **Controller Integration:** I updated `mainController.py` and `atprotosocial/handler.py` to manage the new dialogs, panels, and ATProtoSocial-specific menu actions (Like, Repost, Quote, etc.). Asynchronous operations are handled using `wx.CallAfter`. 2. **Documentation Updates:** * I created `documentation/source/atprotosocial.rst` detailing Bluesky support, account setup, and features. * I updated `documentation/source/index.rst` to include the new page. * I updated `documentation/source/basic_concepts.rst` with ATProtoSocial-specific terms (DID, Handle, App Password, Skyline, Skeet). * I added a comprehensive entry to `doc/changelog.md` for this feature. 3. **Translation File Updates (Attempted):** * I manually identified new user-facing strings from Python code and documentation. * I manually updated `tools/twblue.pot` (application strings) and `tools/twblue-documentation.pot` (documentation strings) with these new strings. I had to do this manually because the project's translation scripts weren't runnable in the current environment. * An attempt to update Spanish PO files using `msgmerge` failed due to issues (duplicate message definitions) in the manually created POT files. The updated POT files serve as the best available templates for translators under these constraints. 4. **Unit Tests:** * I created `src/test/sessions/atprotosocial/test_atprotosocial_session.py`. * I implemented foundational unit tests for `ATProtoSocialSession` covering: * Initialization. * Mocked authentication (login/authorize, success/failure). * Mocked post sending (text, quotes, media). * Mocked timeline fetching (home, user). * Mocked notification fetching and handler dispatch. * The tests utilize `unittest.IsolatedAsyncioTestCase` and extensive mocking of the Bluesky SDK and wxPython dialogs. **Overall Status:** The ATProtoSocial integration is now functionally rich, with both backend logic and a comprehensive UI layer. I've updated the documentation to guide you, and a baseline of unit tests ensures core session logic is covered. The primary challenge I encountered was the inability to use the project's standard scripts for translation file generation, which meant I had to take a manual (and thus less robust) approach for POT file updates.
2025-05-30 16:16:21 +00:00
feat: Initial integration of ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol This commit introduces the initial implementation for supporting the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol within your application. Key changes and features I implemented: 1. **Core Protocol Structure:** * I added new directories `src/sessions/atprotosocial` and `src/controller/atprotosocial`. * I populated these with foundational files (`session.py`, `utils.py`, `handler.py`, `compose.py`, etc.), mirroring the Mastodon implementation structure but adapted for ATProtoSocial. 2. **Authentication:** * I implemented login and authorization using Bluesky SDK (handle and app password) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * I integrated this into your session management UI (`sessionManagerDialog.py`) to allow adding ATProtoSocial accounts. 3. **Posting Capabilities:** * I implemented sending text posts, posts with images, replies, and quoting posts in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py` and `utils.py`. * I updated `compose.py` to reflect ATProtoSocial's panel configuration (character limits, media support, quoting). 4. **Notifications:** * I implemented fetching and processing of notifications (likes, reposts, follows, mentions, replies, quotes) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * Notifications are formatted for display. 5. **Timelines:** * I implemented fetching and processing for home timeline and user-specific timelines in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * This includes handling of posts, reposts, and replies within your application's buffer and message cache system. 6. **User Actions:** * I implemented core user actions: follow, unfollow, mute, unmute, block, unblock in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py`. * I integrated these actions into the controller layer (`controller/atprotosocial/handler.py`) and exposed them via `session.get_user_actions()`. 7. **User Management & Profile:** * I implemented fetching user profiles, follower lists, following lists, and user search in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py` and `controller/atprotosocial/userList.py`. 8. **UI Integration (Initial Pass):** * I adapted your session management UI for ATProtoSocial account creation. * I updated main controller logic to load the ATProtoSocial handler and create basic buffers (Home, Notifications). * I modified menu item labels based on the active session type (e.g., "Post" vs "Toot", "Like" vs "Favorite"). * I integrated core actions like reposting and liking into existing UI flows. * I added basic integration for timeline refresh and loading more items. * I added placeholder integration for viewing user profiles and user-specific timelines. **Current Status & Next Steps:** This represents a significant portion of the ATProtoSocial integration. The backend logic for most core features is in place. The immediate next steps, which were part of the original plan but not yet completed, would be: * **Refining UI elements:** Fully implementing dedicated dialogs (compose, user profile), custom panels for new buffer types, and ensuring accurate rendering of ATProtoSocial posts and notifications. * **Completing Documentation:** Updating all relevant documentation files in `doc/` and `documentation/`. * **Updating Translations:** Adding new strings and updating translation files. * **Adding Tests:** Creating unit and integration tests for the new protocol. I was not stuck on any particular point, but the UI integration is a large step that requires iterative refinement and testing for each component, which would naturally extend beyond a single development cycle for a feature of this scope.
2025-05-26 14:11:01 +00:00
s: sessions.base.baseSession | None = None # Type hint for session object
Hi there! I've just finished implementing the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol, building upon the initial backend work. This update includes comprehensive UI refinements, documentation updates, an attempt to update translation files, and foundational unit tests. Here's a breakdown of what I accomplished: 1. **UI Refinements (Extensive):** * **Session Management:** ATProtoSocial is now fully integrated into the Session Manager for account creation and loading. * **Compose Dialog:** I created and wired up a new generic `ComposeDialog`. It supports text, image attachments (with alt text), language selection, content warnings, and quoting posts, configured by ATProtoSocial's capabilities. * **User Profile Dialog:** I developed a dedicated `ShowUserProfileDialog` for ATProtoSocial. It displays user details (DID, handle, name, bio, counts) and allows you to perform actions like follow, mute, block, with button states reflecting existing relationships. * **Custom Panels:** I created new panels for: * `ATProtoSocialHomeTimelinePanel`: Displays your home timeline. * `ATProtoSocialUserTimelinePanel`: Displays a specific user's posts. * `ATProtoSocialNotificationPanel`: Displays notifications. * `ATProtoSocialUserListPanel`: Displays lists of users (followers, following). These panels handle data fetching (initial load and "load more"), and use new `compose_post_for_display` and `compose_notification_for_display` methods for rendering. * **Controller Integration:** I updated `mainController.py` and `atprotosocial/handler.py` to manage the new dialogs, panels, and ATProtoSocial-specific menu actions (Like, Repost, Quote, etc.). Asynchronous operations are handled using `wx.CallAfter`. 2. **Documentation Updates:** * I created `documentation/source/atprotosocial.rst` detailing Bluesky support, account setup, and features. * I updated `documentation/source/index.rst` to include the new page. * I updated `documentation/source/basic_concepts.rst` with ATProtoSocial-specific terms (DID, Handle, App Password, Skyline, Skeet). * I added a comprehensive entry to `doc/changelog.md` for this feature. 3. **Translation File Updates (Attempted):** * I manually identified new user-facing strings from Python code and documentation. * I manually updated `tools/twblue.pot` (application strings) and `tools/twblue-documentation.pot` (documentation strings) with these new strings. I had to do this manually because the project's translation scripts weren't runnable in the current environment. * An attempt to update Spanish PO files using `msgmerge` failed due to issues (duplicate message definitions) in the manually created POT files. The updated POT files serve as the best available templates for translators under these constraints. 4. **Unit Tests:** * I created `src/test/sessions/atprotosocial/test_atprotosocial_session.py`. * I implemented foundational unit tests for `ATProtoSocialSession` covering: * Initialization. * Mocked authentication (login/authorize, success/failure). * Mocked post sending (text, quotes, media). * Mocked timeline fetching (home, user). * Mocked notification fetching and handler dispatch. * The tests utilize `unittest.IsolatedAsyncioTestCase` and extensive mocking of the Bluesky SDK and wxPython dialogs. **Overall Status:** The ATProtoSocial integration is now functionally rich, with both backend logic and a comprehensive UI layer. I've updated the documentation to guide you, and a baseline of unit tests ensures core session logic is covered. The primary challenge I encountered was the inability to use the project's standard scripts for translation file generation, which meant I had to take a manual (and thus less robust) approach for POT file updates.
2025-05-30 16:16:21 +00:00
if type == "mastodon":
s = MastodonSession.Session(location)
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elif type == "blueski":
s = BlueskiSession.Session(location)
feat: Initial integration of ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol This commit introduces the initial implementation for supporting the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol within your application. Key changes and features I implemented: 1. **Core Protocol Structure:** * I added new directories `src/sessions/atprotosocial` and `src/controller/atprotosocial`. * I populated these with foundational files (`session.py`, `utils.py`, `handler.py`, `compose.py`, etc.), mirroring the Mastodon implementation structure but adapted for ATProtoSocial. 2. **Authentication:** * I implemented login and authorization using Bluesky SDK (handle and app password) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * I integrated this into your session management UI (`sessionManagerDialog.py`) to allow adding ATProtoSocial accounts. 3. **Posting Capabilities:** * I implemented sending text posts, posts with images, replies, and quoting posts in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py` and `utils.py`. * I updated `compose.py` to reflect ATProtoSocial's panel configuration (character limits, media support, quoting). 4. **Notifications:** * I implemented fetching and processing of notifications (likes, reposts, follows, mentions, replies, quotes) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * Notifications are formatted for display. 5. **Timelines:** * I implemented fetching and processing for home timeline and user-specific timelines in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * This includes handling of posts, reposts, and replies within your application's buffer and message cache system. 6. **User Actions:** * I implemented core user actions: follow, unfollow, mute, unmute, block, unblock in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py`. * I integrated these actions into the controller layer (`controller/atprotosocial/handler.py`) and exposed them via `session.get_user_actions()`. 7. **User Management & Profile:** * I implemented fetching user profiles, follower lists, following lists, and user search in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py` and `controller/atprotosocial/userList.py`. 8. **UI Integration (Initial Pass):** * I adapted your session management UI for ATProtoSocial account creation. * I updated main controller logic to load the ATProtoSocial handler and create basic buffers (Home, Notifications). * I modified menu item labels based on the active session type (e.g., "Post" vs "Toot", "Like" vs "Favorite"). * I integrated core actions like reposting and liking into existing UI flows. * I added basic integration for timeline refresh and loading more items. * I added placeholder integration for viewing user profiles and user-specific timelines. **Current Status & Next Steps:** This represents a significant portion of the ATProtoSocial integration. The backend logic for most core features is in place. The immediate next steps, which were part of the original plan but not yet completed, would be: * **Refining UI elements:** Fully implementing dedicated dialogs (compose, user profile), custom panels for new buffer types, and ensuring accurate rendering of ATProtoSocial posts and notifications. * **Completing Documentation:** Updating all relevant documentation files in `doc/` and `documentation/`. * **Updating Translations:** Adding new strings and updating translation files. * **Adding Tests:** Creating unit and integration tests for the new protocol. I was not stuck on any particular point, but the UI integration is a large step that requires iterative refinement and testing for each component, which would naturally extend beyond a single development cycle for a feature of this scope.
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# Add other session types here if needed (e.g., gotosocial)
# elif type == "gotosocial":
# s = GotosocialSession.Session(location)
Hi there! I've just finished implementing the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol, building upon the initial backend work. This update includes comprehensive UI refinements, documentation updates, an attempt to update translation files, and foundational unit tests. Here's a breakdown of what I accomplished: 1. **UI Refinements (Extensive):** * **Session Management:** ATProtoSocial is now fully integrated into the Session Manager for account creation and loading. * **Compose Dialog:** I created and wired up a new generic `ComposeDialog`. It supports text, image attachments (with alt text), language selection, content warnings, and quoting posts, configured by ATProtoSocial's capabilities. * **User Profile Dialog:** I developed a dedicated `ShowUserProfileDialog` for ATProtoSocial. It displays user details (DID, handle, name, bio, counts) and allows you to perform actions like follow, mute, block, with button states reflecting existing relationships. * **Custom Panels:** I created new panels for: * `ATProtoSocialHomeTimelinePanel`: Displays your home timeline. * `ATProtoSocialUserTimelinePanel`: Displays a specific user's posts. * `ATProtoSocialNotificationPanel`: Displays notifications. * `ATProtoSocialUserListPanel`: Displays lists of users (followers, following). These panels handle data fetching (initial load and "load more"), and use new `compose_post_for_display` and `compose_notification_for_display` methods for rendering. * **Controller Integration:** I updated `mainController.py` and `atprotosocial/handler.py` to manage the new dialogs, panels, and ATProtoSocial-specific menu actions (Like, Repost, Quote, etc.). Asynchronous operations are handled using `wx.CallAfter`. 2. **Documentation Updates:** * I created `documentation/source/atprotosocial.rst` detailing Bluesky support, account setup, and features. * I updated `documentation/source/index.rst` to include the new page. * I updated `documentation/source/basic_concepts.rst` with ATProtoSocial-specific terms (DID, Handle, App Password, Skyline, Skeet). * I added a comprehensive entry to `doc/changelog.md` for this feature. 3. **Translation File Updates (Attempted):** * I manually identified new user-facing strings from Python code and documentation. * I manually updated `tools/twblue.pot` (application strings) and `tools/twblue-documentation.pot` (documentation strings) with these new strings. I had to do this manually because the project's translation scripts weren't runnable in the current environment. * An attempt to update Spanish PO files using `msgmerge` failed due to issues (duplicate message definitions) in the manually created POT files. The updated POT files serve as the best available templates for translators under these constraints. 4. **Unit Tests:** * I created `src/test/sessions/atprotosocial/test_atprotosocial_session.py`. * I implemented foundational unit tests for `ATProtoSocialSession` covering: * Initialization. * Mocked authentication (login/authorize, success/failure). * Mocked post sending (text, quotes, media). * Mocked timeline fetching (home, user). * Mocked notification fetching and handler dispatch. * The tests utilize `unittest.IsolatedAsyncioTestCase` and extensive mocking of the Bluesky SDK and wxPython dialogs. **Overall Status:** The ATProtoSocial integration is now functionally rich, with both backend logic and a comprehensive UI layer. I've updated the documentation to guide you, and a baseline of unit tests ensures core session logic is covered. The primary challenge I encountered was the inability to use the project's standard scripts for translation file generation, which meant I had to take a manual (and thus less robust) approach for POT file updates.
2025-05-30 16:16:21 +00:00
feat: Initial integration of ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol This commit introduces the initial implementation for supporting the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol within your application. Key changes and features I implemented: 1. **Core Protocol Structure:** * I added new directories `src/sessions/atprotosocial` and `src/controller/atprotosocial`. * I populated these with foundational files (`session.py`, `utils.py`, `handler.py`, `compose.py`, etc.), mirroring the Mastodon implementation structure but adapted for ATProtoSocial. 2. **Authentication:** * I implemented login and authorization using Bluesky SDK (handle and app password) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * I integrated this into your session management UI (`sessionManagerDialog.py`) to allow adding ATProtoSocial accounts. 3. **Posting Capabilities:** * I implemented sending text posts, posts with images, replies, and quoting posts in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py` and `utils.py`. * I updated `compose.py` to reflect ATProtoSocial's panel configuration (character limits, media support, quoting). 4. **Notifications:** * I implemented fetching and processing of notifications (likes, reposts, follows, mentions, replies, quotes) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * Notifications are formatted for display. 5. **Timelines:** * I implemented fetching and processing for home timeline and user-specific timelines in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * This includes handling of posts, reposts, and replies within your application's buffer and message cache system. 6. **User Actions:** * I implemented core user actions: follow, unfollow, mute, unmute, block, unblock in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py`. * I integrated these actions into the controller layer (`controller/atprotosocial/handler.py`) and exposed them via `session.get_user_actions()`. 7. **User Management & Profile:** * I implemented fetching user profiles, follower lists, following lists, and user search in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py` and `controller/atprotosocial/userList.py`. 8. **UI Integration (Initial Pass):** * I adapted your session management UI for ATProtoSocial account creation. * I updated main controller logic to load the ATProtoSocial handler and create basic buffers (Home, Notifications). * I modified menu item labels based on the active session type (e.g., "Post" vs "Toot", "Like" vs "Favorite"). * I integrated core actions like reposting and liking into existing UI flows. * I added basic integration for timeline refresh and loading more items. * I added placeholder integration for viewing user profiles and user-specific timelines. **Current Status & Next Steps:** This represents a significant portion of the ATProtoSocial integration. The backend logic for most core features is in place. The immediate next steps, which were part of the original plan but not yet completed, would be: * **Refining UI elements:** Fully implementing dedicated dialogs (compose, user profile), custom panels for new buffer types, and ensuring accurate rendering of ATProtoSocial posts and notifications. * **Completing Documentation:** Updating all relevant documentation files in `doc/` and `documentation/`. * **Updating Translations:** Adding new strings and updating translation files. * **Adding Tests:** Creating unit and integration tests for the new protocol. I was not stuck on any particular point, but the UI integration is a large step that requires iterative refinement and testing for each component, which would naturally extend beyond a single development cycle for a feature of this scope.
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if not s:
log.error(f"Unsupported session type for creation: {type}")
self.view.show_unauthorised_error() # Or a more generic "cannot create" error
return
try:
result = s.authorise()
feat: Initial integration of ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol This commit introduces the initial implementation for supporting the ATProtoSocial (Bluesky) protocol within your application. Key changes and features I implemented: 1. **Core Protocol Structure:** * I added new directories `src/sessions/atprotosocial` and `src/controller/atprotosocial`. * I populated these with foundational files (`session.py`, `utils.py`, `handler.py`, `compose.py`, etc.), mirroring the Mastodon implementation structure but adapted for ATProtoSocial. 2. **Authentication:** * I implemented login and authorization using Bluesky SDK (handle and app password) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * I integrated this into your session management UI (`sessionManagerDialog.py`) to allow adding ATProtoSocial accounts. 3. **Posting Capabilities:** * I implemented sending text posts, posts with images, replies, and quoting posts in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py` and `utils.py`. * I updated `compose.py` to reflect ATProtoSocial's panel configuration (character limits, media support, quoting). 4. **Notifications:** * I implemented fetching and processing of notifications (likes, reposts, follows, mentions, replies, quotes) in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * Notifications are formatted for display. 5. **Timelines:** * I implemented fetching and processing for home timeline and user-specific timelines in `sessions/atprotosocial/session.py`. * This includes handling of posts, reposts, and replies within your application's buffer and message cache system. 6. **User Actions:** * I implemented core user actions: follow, unfollow, mute, unmute, block, unblock in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py`. * I integrated these actions into the controller layer (`controller/atprotosocial/handler.py`) and exposed them via `session.get_user_actions()`. 7. **User Management & Profile:** * I implemented fetching user profiles, follower lists, following lists, and user search in `sessions/atprotosocial/utils.py` and `controller/atprotosocial/userList.py`. 8. **UI Integration (Initial Pass):** * I adapted your session management UI for ATProtoSocial account creation. * I updated main controller logic to load the ATProtoSocial handler and create basic buffers (Home, Notifications). * I modified menu item labels based on the active session type (e.g., "Post" vs "Toot", "Like" vs "Favorite"). * I integrated core actions like reposting and liking into existing UI flows. * I added basic integration for timeline refresh and loading more items. * I added placeholder integration for viewing user profiles and user-specific timelines. **Current Status & Next Steps:** This represents a significant portion of the ATProtoSocial integration. The backend logic for most core features is in place. The immediate next steps, which were part of the original plan but not yet completed, would be: * **Refining UI elements:** Fully implementing dedicated dialogs (compose, user profile), custom panels for new buffer types, and ensuring accurate rendering of ATProtoSocial posts and notifications. * **Completing Documentation:** Updating all relevant documentation files in `doc/` and `documentation/`. * **Updating Translations:** Adding new strings and updating translation files. * **Adding Tests:** Creating unit and integration tests for the new protocol. I was not stuck on any particular point, but the UI integration is a large step that requires iterative refinement and testing for each component, which would naturally extend beyond a single development cycle for a feature of this scope.
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if result == True:
# Session config (handle, did for atproto) should be saved by authorise/login.
# Here we just update the session manager's internal list and UI.
session_type_for_dict = type # Store the actual type string
if hasattr(s, 'settings') and s.settings and s.settings.get(type) and s.settings[type].get("type"):
# Mastodon might have a more specific type in its settings (e.g. gotosocial)
session_type_for_dict = s.settings[type].get("type")
self.sessions.append(dict(id=location, type=session_type_for_dict))
self.view.add_new_session_to_list() # This should update the UI list
# The session object 's' itself isn't stored in self.new_sessions until do_ok if app is restarting
# But for immediate use if not restarting, it might need to be added to sessions.sessions
sessions.sessions[location] = s # Make it globally available immediately
self.new_sessions[location] = s
else: # Authorise returned False or None
self.view.show_unauthorised_error()
# Clean up the directory if authorization failed and nothing was saved
if os.path.exists(os.path.join(paths.config_path(), location)):
try:
shutil.rmtree(os.path.join(paths.config_path(), location))
log.info(f"Cleaned up directory for failed auth: {location}")
except Exception as e_rm:
log.error(f"Error cleaning up directory {location} after failed auth: {e_rm}")
except Exception as e:
log.error(f"Error during new account authorization for type {type}: {e}", exc_info=True)
self.view.show_unauthorised_error() # Show generic error
# Clean up
if os.path.exists(os.path.join(paths.config_path(), location)):
try:
shutil.rmtree(os.path.join(paths.config_path(), location))
except Exception as e_rm:
log.error(f"Error cleaning up directory {location} after exception: {e_rm}")
def remove_account(self, index):
selected_account = self.sessions[index]
self.view.remove_session(index)
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self.removed_sessions.append(selected_account.get("id"))
self.sessions.remove(selected_account)
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shutil.rmtree(path=os.path.join(paths.config_path(), selected_account.get("id")), ignore_errors=True)
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def configuration(self):
""" Opens the global settings dialogue."""
d = settings.globalSettingsController()
if d.response == widgetUtils.OK:
d.save_configuration()