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Moving static data out of Element client file #273

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Moving static data out of Element client file
thibaultamartin Jun 9, 2022
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Move the appleAssociatedAppId in the jsonish file
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36 changes: 36 additions & 0 deletions src/open/clients/Client.js
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import { Platform } from "../types.js";

export class Client {
constructor(data) {
this.data = data;
}

get id() { return this.data.id; }
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Is it okay to snake case the project name as an id?

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not sure what you mean here. this line seems fine to me.

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@bwindels right now id is a field that only exist for matrix.to

At the moment for Element, the id is element.io.
Would it be ok to use element instead? I would derive the id from the project name (since two projects can't have the same name anyway)


get platforms() { return this.data.platforms; }

get icon() { return "images/client-icons/"+this.data.icon; }
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get appleAssociatedAppId() { return this.data.appleAssociatedAppId; }
get name() {return this.data.name; }
get description() { return this.data.description; }
get homepage() { return this.data.homepage; }
get author() { return this.data.author; }
getMaturity(platform) { return this.data.maturity; }

getLinkInstructions(platform, link) {}
getCopyString(platform, link) {}
getInstallLinks(platform) {
var links = [];
if (platform === Platform.iOS && this.platforms().includes(Platform.iOS) && this.data.applestorelink) {
links.push(this.data.applestorelink);
} else if (platform === Platform.Android && this.platforms.includes(Platform.Android)) {
if (this.data.playstorelink) { links.push(this.data.playstorelink); }
if (this.data.fdroidlink) { links.push(this.data.fdroidlink); }
}
else if (this.data.defaultInstallLink) { links.push(this.data.defaultInstallLink); }

return links;
}

canInterceptMatrixToLinks(platform) { return false; }
}
35 changes: 6 additions & 29 deletions src/open/clients/Element.js
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limitations under the License.
*/

import {Maturity, Platform, LinkKind,
FDroidLink, AppleStoreLink, PlayStoreLink, WebsiteLink} from "../types.js";
import {Platform, LinkKind} from "../types.js";
import {Client} from "./Client.js";
import {data} from "./ElementData.js";

const trustedWebInstances = [
"app.element.io", // first one is the default one
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/**
* Information on how to deep link to a given matrix client.
*/
export class Element {
get id() { return "element.io"; }

get platforms() {
return [
Platform.Android, Platform.iOS,
Platform.Windows, Platform.macOS, Platform.Linux,
Platform.DesktopWeb
];
export class Element extends Client {
constructor() {
super(data);
}

get icon() { return "images/client-icons/element.svg"; }
get appleAssociatedAppId() { return "7J4U792NQT.im.vector.app"; }
get name() {return "Element"; }
get description() { return 'Fully-featured Matrix client, used by millions.'; }
get homepage() { return "https://element.io"; }
get author() { return "Element"; }
getMaturity(platform) { return Maturity.Stable; }

getDeepLink(platform, link) {
let fragmentPath;
switch (link.kind) {
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}
}

getLinkInstructions(platform, link) {}
getCopyString(platform, link) {}
getInstallLinks(platform) {
switch (platform) {
case Platform.iOS: return [new AppleStoreLink('vector', 'id1083446067')];
case Platform.Android: return [new PlayStoreLink('im.vector.app'), new FDroidLink('im.vector.app')];
default: return [new WebsiteLink("https://element.io/get-started")];
}
}

canInterceptMatrixToLinks(platform) {
return platform === Platform.Android;
}
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import {Maturity, Platform, FDroidLink, AppleStoreLink, PlayStoreLink, WebsiteLink, FlathubLink} from "../types.js";

export const data = {
"id": "element.io",
"platforms": [Platform.Android, Platform.iOS, Platform.Windows, Platform.macOS, Platform.Linux, Platform.DesktopWeb],
"icon": "element.svg",
"appleAssociatedAppId": "7J4U792NQT.im.vector.app",
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"name": "Element",
"description": "Fully-featured Matrix client, used by millions.",
"homepage": "https://element.io",
"author": "Element",
"maturity": Maturity.Stable,
"applestorelink": new AppleStoreLink('vector', 'id1083446067'),
"playstorelink": new PlayStoreLink('im.vector.app'),
"fdroidlink": new FDroidLink('im.vector.app'),
"flathublink": new FlathubLink('im.riot.Riot'),
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why not make these links something like this? You can wrap these strings into their *Link objects in Client.getInstallLinks, that way it's closer to json and people don't have to deal with knowing about these classes:

"installLinks": {
  "applestore": ["vector", "id1083446067"],
  "playstore": "im.vector.app",
  "fdroid": "im.vector.app",
  "flathub": "im.riot.Riot",
  "website": "https://element.io/get-started"
}

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I think at that point "installLinks" becomes misleading, because im.vector.app isn't a link

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I would like as much of the content as possible to be generated by squiddy (to make sure it will be kept up to date).

The file format for squiddy is not completely dry yet, but for clients it would look like

[[clients]]
title = "Element Web"
description = "Element is a glossy web client with an emphasis on performance and usability"
maturity = "Stable"
(more fields…)
appstore_details.org = "vector"
appstore_details.app_id = "id1083446067"
playstore_app_id = "im.vector.app"
fdroid_app_id = "im.vector.app"
flathub_app_id = "im.vector.app"
otherinstall_link = ["https://element.io/get-started"]
full_description = """
Longer multi-line
description of the client
that can [include links](#) and `markdown in general`
"""
[[clients.authors]]
name = "Element"
[[clients.authors]]
name = "Kat"
matrix_id = "@kittykat:matrix.org"
[[clients.authors]]
name = "Danielle Kirkwood"
matrix_id = "@daniellekirkwood:one.ems.host"

Under those circumstances, it's not a huge problem to use the classes. Is it acceptable for you?

"defaultInstallLink": new WebsiteLink("https://element.io/get-started"),
};