This theme is mainly geared towards e-Ink displays with limited/no
colour capabilities. Previous themes like Yin & Yang would make heavy
use of greyscale colours which could look off on some devices.
This theme is probably not conformant to Material Design 3 colour
scheme guidelines, but it does boast some amazing WebAIM contrast
ratios (#FFFFFF text on #000000 background gets a ratio of 21:1, vice
versa too).
Initially, this was intended as a purely black and white theme but
some contrast issues arose, such as the download badges (tertiary
background, onTertiary text colour) having the same colour as unread
badges (primary/onPrimary), or the step indicators (stops) not being
visible on sliders (since they use the colours of the opposite state
track (active region stops are the colour of the inactive region track and vice versa).
To mitigate this, each variant (dark/light) of the theme has one
additional grey mixed in for their tertiary and secondaryContainer
colours each. For the dark variant, this is a #A0A0A0 background for
#000000 text (8.03:1 contrast ratio) and for the light variant, it is
a #505050 background for #FFFFFF text (8.06:1 contrast ratio).
This results in distinct unread vs download badges and visible steps
in the sliders.
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Co-authored-by: Sunspark-007 <73711243+Sunspark-007@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: AntsyLich <59261191+AntsyLich@users.noreply.github.com>
(cherry picked from commit 8b48d1016b851b425e4f66d44bca098220585c37)
Caused by mihonapp/mihon#1748.
Two different issues actually.
Firstly, the getUsername API call uses the authClient, which uses the
BangumiInterceptor to get the current OAuth data and attach the
Authorization header. However, on login, mihonapp/mihon#1748 did not try to set the
new auth details until after attempting to call getUsername.
This would cause Mihon to think the user was not authenticated with
Bangumi and cancel the process.
This is fixed by having Mihon store the OAuth credentials in the
interceptor first before attempting to call getUsername.
The second issue is a simple trailing dollar sign in the API URL for
the getUsername method. This was removed.
(cherry picked from commit badc229a2312c0c750c34631f303ac4ca970dc71)
Most if not all other trackers do this too. Technically this causes
some request duplication (since things like the BaseTracker's
setRemoteLastChapterRead fire anyway due to the tracker sheet being
open. But considering the reduced number of requests in other places,
I think this is still acceptable.
This change will allow mihonapp/mihon#1736 to proceed, hopefully.
(cherry picked from commit 277d8bad8e8d21cd74dc1681da09a4b980f455e0)
This comes with many benefits:
- Starting dates are now available and shown to users
- Lays groundwork to add private tracking for Bangumi, e.g. in mihonapp/mihon#1736
- Mihon makes approximately 2-4 times fewer calls to Bangumi's API
- Simplified interceptor for the access token addition
- v0 does not allow access tokens in the query string
- There is actively maintained documentation for it
Also shrunk the DTOs for Bangumi by removing attributes we have no
use for either now or in the foreseeable future. Volume data remains
in case Mihon wants to ever support volumes. But attributes such as
user avatars, nicknames, data relating to Bangumi's tag & meta-tag
systems, etc. have been removed or just not added to the DTOs.
Co-authored-by: cuong-tran <cuongtran.tm@gmail.com>
(cherry picked from commit a96fbba3dc354e363b85923c52feceb88dc34447)
* Add missing @EncodeDefault annotation to MALOAuth
Similar to the situation with Bangumi, the missing annotation means
kotlinx.serialization would _provide_ the default value upon
instantiation but not serialise it to disk. This means the isExpired()
calculation would effectively rarely/never do its job correctly,
leading to Mihon sending expired tokens to MAL and causing problems
for everyone involved.
Overall, this change _could_ (should) lead to a drastic reduction in
MAL requests failing, leading to users having to relink their MAL
accounts.
Also switched createdAt to be in seconds instead of milliseconds as
all other trackers use seconds for timestamps (except for AniList,
which uses milliseconds but doesn't use a createdAt timestamp anyway).
* Add CHANGELOG.md entry
(cherry picked from commit 29ec7c125a3f1a1f39a90f8eba2d3e39b5af9797)
* Fix Bangumi tracking losing track of login state
kotlinx.serialization does NOT serialize default values (like
createdAt in BGMOAuth.kt), so every time the Bangumi tracker
deserialized the tracker OAuth, createdAt was set to the time of the
read, not the time of issuance.
Separately, BangumiInterceptor did correctly fetch new OAuth
credentials upon detected expiry of the stored credentials and saved
them, but did not use them for the current request (the new
credentials were used for all subsequent requests only). This led to
401 errors from Bangumi because the expired access_token was provided.
A subsequent request using the newly acquired access_token would end
up being successful.
* Add CHANGELOG.md entry
(cherry picked from commit dce6aacf02d07f3f123b19b1b74cbbe18c28852b)
