* Add "Open all in new tabs" options in bookmarks
* Add "Open all in private tabs" options in bookmarks
* Add metrics tracking if the usage of "Open all in..." in bookmarks
Co-authored-by: Pg <pg.developper.fr@gmail.com>
- Create element to be displayed
- Update the interface and bind in the view holder
Set the filter to limit this action to FOLDER.
- Create core function
Main logic is done on the controller (has it should be done). The whole
process is done in one coroutine to be non-blocking as many
(sub)folders & links can be present. If folder is empty, a toast is
displayed. Else iterate on items. When item is:
- a FOLDER -> restart process (without toast) on the folder
- a ITEM -> open it
- a SEPARATOR -> do nothing
Once finished, show the tabs tray.
Toast message is defined in fragment to have access to context.
- Create androidTest for openAllInTabs
- Create tests for handleBookmarkFolderOpening
- Display 'open all' options only if folder has at least on child:
A coroutine and suspended functions have to be used, since `getTree`
is async.
Removed now obsolete feature flag and tests.
Removed obsolete swipe refresh state from BookmarkFragmentState
Also adapted tests and remove obsolete ones.
- Added the undo action for deleting individual history items by creating a new field to the history state containing the id's of the history items that are pending for deletion; This field is used inside the update function from the view to show/hide the items.
- Added a new check inside the "deleteMulti" method from BookmarkFragment that calls the showRemoveFoldersDialog to prevent the user from being able to delete one or more bookmark folders without being asked for confirmation, as in https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/issues/8648.
Co-authored-by: Mihai Eduard Badea <mihai.badea@softvision.ro>
- Added the undo action for deleting individual history items by creating a new field to the history state containing the id's of the history items that are pending for deletion; This field is used inside the update function from the view to show/hide the items.
- Added a new check inside the "deleteMulti" method from BookmarkFragment that calls the showRemoveFoldersDialog to prevent the user from being able to delete one or more bookmark folders without being asked for confirmation, as in https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/issues/8648.
They were both in their packages by themselves, which feels unnecessary.
Unfortunately, a utils pkg is discouraged by kotlin but we don't have a
better place for them right now. Maybe an annotations/ pkg for the
latter?
* For https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/issues/4396 - Rename BookmarkInteractor methods
Following the naming model used in other Interactors this too will use reactive
method names in the form of "on..." instead of the previous imperative model.
Kept the imperative naming model for the methods from `SelectionInteractor` as
they are a new addition and I'm not sure about the future direction.
* For https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/issues/4396 - Add a BookmarkController
It abstracts the Fragment behavior in a contract through which various
Interactors can inform about the specific View changes and can ask for
modifications in their container Fragment.
This contract and it's implementation - `DefaultBookmarkController` are the
result of extracting the container Fragment's business logic from
`BookmarkFragmentInteractor` in it's own standalone component.
* For https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/issues/4396 - Refactored Bookmark related tests
Added a new `BookmarkControllerTest` tests class which complements the new
`BookmarkController` to ensure that it properly operates on `BookmarkFragment`
Also refactored the existing `BookmarkFragmentInteractorTest` to accommodate
`BookmarkFragmentInteractor`'s now more specialized behavior.
Gabriel Luong
Harrison Oglesby
rahulsainani
Roger Yang
Pg
mcarare
Alexandru2909
Philipp Klein
Kainalu Hagiwara
Mihai-Eduard Badea
Emily Kager
David Walsh
Mihai Eduard Badea
Michael Comella
Tiger Oakes
Sebastian Kaspari
Mugurell
Grisha Kruglov
Colin Lee