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 * Authored by: Pawel Stolowski <pawel.stolowski@canonical.com>
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#include <unity/scopes/CategoryRenderer.h>
#include <unity/scopes/internal/CategoryRendererImpl.h>

namespace unity
{

namespace scopes
{

/*!
\class CategoryRenderer

This class specifies how is a particular category rendered by Unity. Note that the data is likely to change between major versions of Unity, and therefore the definition isn't strongly typed and provided by a scope author as a JSON string.

A Category contains all the information needed by Unity to render results provided by a scope author (by handling unity::scopes::SearchQueryBase::run()) in a way that gives the user as much useful information as possible. When pushing results to the query originator (unity::scopes::SearchReply::push()), each result needs to have a category associated, and this association determines what will the result look like.

The most important part of a category definition is the unity::scopes::CategoryRenderer instance. If you use the default constructor CategoryRenderer(), the renderer will use the following definition:

\verbatim
{
  "schema-version" : 1,
  "template" : {
    "category-layout" : "grid"
  },
  "components" : {
    "title" : "title",
    "art" : "art"
  }
}
\endverbatim

As specified by the \c "category-layout" key of the \c "template" dictionary, Unity will render results associated with this category in a grid layout. The \c "components" dictionary specifies which result fields are used by Unity. In case of this definition, each tile of the grid will map the "title" field from the result (set also by the call to unity::scopes::Result::set_title()) as title for the grid tile, and "art" field from the result (see unity::scopes::Result::set_art()) as the icon for the grid tile.

To sum up, the \c "template" dictionary contains information to determine the correct renderer and its parameters, and the \c "components" dictionary contains a mapping that specifies which fields of the results are used by the renderer.
The keys of the dictionary are understood by Unity and the values specify a field name of the results. For example, <tt>{"title": "album_name"}</tt> means that Unity will use <tt>result["album_name"]</tt> as a title for the grid tile.r

A value also can specify extra hints for the renderer, such as the result field name and a fallback image. For example,
<tt>{"art": {"field": "icon", "aspect-ratio": 1.3, "fallback": "file:///path_to_fallback_image}}</tt>.
The fallback image is shown by Unity if no image URL is provided by the result, but the card requires an image. The fallback image is also shown if the result provides an empty URL for an image, the image does not load due to an error, or if loading results in an empty image. If a result does not specify a fallback image and the actual image is empty or cannot be loaded, Unity substitutes a generic fallback image.

\section jsonschema1 JSON structure (v1)

When using <tt>{"schema-version": 1}</tt>, the following keys are understood:

\subsection template1 template keys

\arg \c category-layout Specifies renderer type; possible values: \c "grid" (default), \c "carousel", \c "vertical-journal", \c "horizontal-list"
\arg \c card-layout Specifies layout of the individual result cards; possible values: \c "vertical" (default), \c "horizontal"
\arg \c card-size Size of the result cards; possible values: \c "small", \c "medium" (default), \c "large"; when using <tt>"category-layout": "vertical-journal"</tt> any integer between 12 and 38
\arg \c overlay Overlay text data on top of the art; boolean, default false
\arg \c collapsed-rows Number of result rows displayed while the category is collapsed; possible values: any non-negative integer, where 0 fully expands the category (only affects grid)
\arg \c card-background Background color for the cards; string; URI in the format \verbatim color:///#rrggbb \endverbatim or \verbatim color:///color_name
\endverbatim or \verbatim gradient:///#rrggbb/#rrggbb \endverbatim or an image URI (will be stretched)
\arg \c quick-preview-type The type of media content represented by result cards, for use with inline playback; the only currently supported type is "audio".

\subsection components1 components keys

\arg \c title String specifying card's title
\arg \c subtitle String specifying subtitle of a card
\arg \c art URI specifying card's art (primary graphics), can contain subkeys: \c "aspect-ratio" (double specifying the aspect ratio of the graphics, default: 1.0), \c "field" (specifying the result's field name that contains the URI), and
\c "fallback" (fallback image to be used if the URI for a result's artwork cannot be retrieved).
\arg \c mascot URI specifying card's mascot (secondary graphics), can contain subkeys: \c "aspect-ratio" (double specifying the aspect ratio of the graphics, default: 1.0), \c "field" (specifying the result's field name that contains the URI), and
\c "fallback" (fallback image to be used if the URI for a result's mascot cannot be retrieved).
\arg \c emblem URI specifying card's emblem
\arg \c summary String specifying text summary
\arg \c background Card background URI, can override the default specified in the card-background field of the template section (same format as for card-background)
\arg \c attributes Array of dictionaries specifying text and an optional icon (keys: "value", "icon")
\arg \c overlay-color Color of overlay for templates with overlay
\arg \c quick-preview-data A dictionary with the following keys: \c "uri" (an uri of audio stream or file), \c "duration" (duration in seconds), \c "playlist"
(an array of uris of additional songs to be played in sequence when the main song finishes).

\section example Example

In the following example a category named "Recommended" containing three components is created (title,
art, and subtitle), and a result providing values for these components is pushed.

Note that the scope is free to set any other extra result fields even if they are not used by the
renderer (and therefore not specified in the \c "components" dictionary), such fields will be
preserved and available to the scope when handling result-specific methods (for example
unity::scopes::ScopeBase::preview()).

\code{.cpp}
// use raw string literal, so we don't have to escape all the quotes
std::string CATEGORY_DEFINITION = R"(
{
  "schema-version" : 1,
  "template" : {
    "category-layout" : "carousel",
    "card-size" : "small"
  },
  "components" : {
    "title" : "title",
    "art" : {
      "field" : "art",
      "aspect-ratio" : 1.3
      "fallback" : "file:///path_to_fallback_image",
    },
    "subtitle" : "publisher"
  }
}
)";

void MyQuery::run(SearchReplyProxy const& reply)
{
    auto category = reply->register_category("recommended", "Recommended", icon, CategoryRenderer(CATEGORY_DEFINITION));
    // push a sample result
    CategorisedResult result(category); // create a result item in "recommended" category
    result.set_uri("http://www.example.org");
    result.set_title("Example Result");
    result.set_art("http://www.example.org/graphics.png");
    result.set_dnd_uri("http://www.example.org");
    result["publisher"] = "Example.org";

    reply->push(result); // send result to the client
}
\endcode

*/

//! @cond

CategoryRenderer::CategoryRenderer(std::string const& json_text)
    : p(new internal::CategoryRendererImpl(json_text))
{
}

CategoryRenderer::~CategoryRenderer() = default;

CategoryRenderer::CategoryRenderer(CategoryRenderer const& other)
    : p(new internal::CategoryRendererImpl(*(other.p)))
{
}

CategoryRenderer& CategoryRenderer::operator=(CategoryRenderer const& other)
{
    if (this != &other)
    {
        p.reset(new internal::CategoryRendererImpl(*(other.p)));
    }
    return *this;
}

CategoryRenderer::CategoryRenderer(CategoryRenderer&&) = default;
CategoryRenderer& CategoryRenderer::operator=(CategoryRenderer&&) = default;

CategoryRenderer CategoryRenderer::from_file(std::string const& path)
{
    return internal::CategoryRendererImpl::from_file(path);
}

std::string CategoryRenderer::data() const
{
    return p->data();
}

bool operator==(const CategoryRenderer& lhs, const CategoryRenderer& rhs)
{
    return lhs.data() == rhs.data();
}

//! @endcond

} // namespace scopes

} // namespace unity
