doot.git/android/app/src/main, branch master

Restore WebView state across Activity recreation in the dashboard widget

2026-09-02T23:14:33+00:00

The web dashboard is a single HTMX page -- tab switches are client-side swaps + history.pushState (?tab=shopping), never a real navigation. The WebView never saved/restored that state, so any Activity recreation (Android reclaiming a backgrounded Activity, a rotation, anything that reruns the AndroidView factory with a fresh WebView) fell back to loadUrl() on the bare server URL in the update block, landing on whatever tab is default. Reported as "shopping randomly jumps back to timeline" -- the prior swipe-detection fix (a17a159) addressed a real but separate false-positive source and didn't touch this path, which isn't tied to touch input at all. WebView.saveState/restoreState is the standard mechanism for exactly this; wired into onSaveInstanceState and the AndroidView factory. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018AwnALZL6bD4VBtATDVv3B

Fix web quick-add keyboard viewport bug and shopping-mode add scroll jump

2026-08-29T21:22:36+00:00

DashboardActivity (the WebView-wrapped web dashboard) had no windowSoftInputMode override, unlike QuickAddActivity which already sets adjustResize|stateVisible for the same class of problem: without it, Android WebViews default to adjustPan, which shifts the whole page up behind the keyboard instead of resizing the viewport, pushing a centered `position: fixed` modal's input out of reach when the keyboard opens. shopping-mode.html's fixed-bottom quick-add bar called a plain .focus() on the item-name input right after the item list above it grew by one row. The browser's default scroll-into-view for that focus call was computed against the now-taller document and dragged the whole page to the bottom instead of leaving the always-visible fixed bar alone. preventScroll: true stops that. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018AwnALZL6bD4VBtATDVv3B

Fix tomorrow's all-day events using the wrong text color

2026-08-14T07:34:01+00:00

TomorrowSection de-emphasizes every other row to palette.textSecondary, but AllDayRow had no titleColor parameter and always rendered at palette.textPrimary -- so all-day/multi-day items (like a birthday) stayed bright while every timed event and task around them dimmed. AllDayRow now takes a titleColor (defaulting to textPrimary, which keeps today's section unchanged), and TomorrowSection passes textSecondary like it already does for TimeLabeledEventRow/TaskRow.

Add task title editing/deletion, timeline click-to-open, widget app launch

2026-08-12T23:35:47+00:00

Task-detail modal was description-only with no delete affordance; HandleUpdateTask now saves the title too and a Delete button hits a new DELETE /tasks/{id} route backed by store.DeleteNativeTask, which repairs chain_position/unlocks the successor when the deleted task belongs to a chain. Timeline tab task/card/gtask rows now open the same detail modal as the Tasks tab. Android widget's "TODAY" header is now a tap target that launches DashboardActivity, since nothing previously opened the full app from the widget.

Fix tomorrow's task rows: color and alignment vs tomorrow's events

2026-08-12T07:57:51+00:00

TaskRow always used textPrimary for its title, while tomorrow's timed events (TimeLabeledEventRow) are deliberately de-emphasized with textSecondary -- tomorrow's tasks now match. TaskRow also had no leading gutter of its own outside the hourly grid (where HourRow's hour-label column supplies it externally), so in TomorrowSection its title landed at a variable offset depending on checkbox/dot size and hideCheckboxes, instead of the fixed 32dp gutter AllDayRow and TimeLabeledEventRow use there. Added optional titleColor/gutterWidth params to TaskRow (both default to prior grid behavior) and set them from TomorrowSection. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017GMEkHeqKz6FLkmizowBTK

Widget: Quick Add dismisses instantly instead of blocking on network

2026-08-09T05:03:09+00:00

Tapping "Add" ran addTask() plus up to five sequential follow-up calls (description, due date, project, labels, recurrence) and a widget refresh, all inside the sheet's own lifecycleScope, before finish() -- the sheet sat on screen doing nothing visible for however long that chain took, reported as "sits black for a couple seconds." Moved the actual submission into a new AddTaskWorker, following the same pattern already established by CompleteWorker/DeferWorker: a CoroutineWorker enqueued fire-and-forget, so it survives the activity finishing (lifecycleScope wouldn't -- it's cancelled the moment the activity is destroyed). onAdd now does a local-only DataStore config check (fast, no network, so a missing server URL/token still doesn't silently eat what was typed), then confirms via toast and calls finish() immediately, mirroring the optimistic-dismiss pattern TaskDetailActivity.onComplete already uses. The worker preserves the original partial-failure reporting (a toast listing what didn't stick) for the rare case something after addTask itself fails, now delivered asynchronously via Toast.makeText posted to the main thread rather than blocking the sheet on it. Verification: this exact activity hit the same headless-emulator input limitation noted earlier this session (2026-08-06, QuickAdd keyboard focus) -- confirmed it's an environment constraint, not a regression, by trying both `input text` and raw `input keyevent` injection (which also failed) against a field that visibly has focus, on the same emulator where the same commands work fine for an equivalent OutlinedTextField in SettingsActivity. Verified instead by: go build/ test equivalent (./gradlew testDebugUnitTest, all passing -- the individual WidgetRepository calls AddTaskWorker orchestrates already have unit coverage in WidgetRepositoryTest.kt), a clean assembleDebug, and a crash-sanity launch on emulator-5556 with no FATAL in logcat. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EZ7ikw2ukGJFTHE3bJS7zL

Widget: real launcher icon, fix double title bar, rename app to "doot"

2026-08-06T17:32:08+00:00

Icon: adaptive-icon vector launcher icon reusing web/static/favicon.svg's brand mark (indigo->purple gradient square, white checkmark) so the app and web dashboard visually match. minSdk 36 (per build.gradle.kts) means mipmap-anydpi-v26 alone is sufficient, no legacy PNG fallback needed. Double title bar: DashboardActivity inherited the app-wide Theme.DeviceDefault.DayNight, which has a native ActionBar, stacked on top of the new Compose TopAppBar from the last commit -- visibly two bars, showing "Doot" (static ActionBar label) above "Personal Dashboard" (the Compose bar tracking the web page's own ). Added Theme.Dashboard (NoActionBar) for the activity, and stopped tracking the WebView's document.title for the Compose bar's title text -- the dashboard is a single HTMX-swapped page (see DashboardActivity's class doc), so the title never meaningfully changes, and it was just producing a second, differently-branded piece of text. Renamed the app from "Doot Widget" to "doot" throughout (application label, widget-picker description, Settings screen heading) to match the project's actual branding. Also: the web Settings page's "Back to Dashboard" link was a plain <a href="/">, which in the WebView pushes a NEW history entry for "/" instead of reusing the one already on the stack -- so Settings <-> Home round trips kept growing the WebView back-stack ("zigzag"), and the in-app back arrow/hardware back key never actually unwound it. Now it calls history.back() when there's stack to pop, falling back to a plain navigation only if there isn't (e.g. Settings opened directly). Verified on emulator-5556: rebuilt and reinstalled, confirmed a single title bar (no native ActionBar behind the Compose one), confirmed the launcher icon renders (checked via Settings > App info, since this AVD's launcher doesn't expose an app drawer over adb), no crashes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EZ7ikw2ukGJFTHE3bJS7zL </article> <article> <h1>Widget: give Dashboard its own launcher icon, add toolbar nav</h1> <p>2026-08-06T16:57:44+00:00</p> DashboardActivity is now the app's single home-screen launcher entry (MAIN/LAUNCHER intent-filter), replacing SettingsActivity in that role. SettingsActivity keeps only APPWIDGET_CONFIGURE (still exported=true, since the launcher/home-screen process starts it directly during widget placement) and is now reached via a gear button in Dashboard's toolbar. DashboardActivity itself is rewritten from a bare setContentView(webView) to Compose Scaffold/TopAppBar wrapping the WebView via AndroidView, adding: - a back arrow (shown only when the WebView has history) instead of relying solely on the hardware back key - a settings gear action launching SettingsActivity - the page title tracked from the loaded page Also fixes a race in the original version: server URL was loaded via a lifecycleScope coroutine racing the WebView's own initialization order. Now it's plain Compose state (LaunchedEffect + AndroidView's update callback), so the WebView never loads before the URL is known. No native tab bar: web/templates/index.html's tabs are HTMX partials (hx-get targeting #tab-content), not separate pages, so loading "/" in the WebView already gets full in-app navigation for free. Verified on emulator-5556 (doot_test_api36): pm resolve-activity confirms DashboardActivity is the launcher default; launched it, confirmed no crash and topResumedActivity is Dashboard; configured a dummy server URL via Settings and confirmed the toolbar renders (title, gear icon) and the gear button correctly navigates to SettingsActivity (topResumedActivity becomes SettingsActivity) with no crash. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EZ7ikw2ukGJFTHE3bJS7zL </article> <article> <h1>Widget: fix QuickAdd keyboard-focus race, force widget re-render on save</h1> <p>2026-08-06T16:35:50+00:00</p> QuickAddActivity's autofocus used delay(150) then requestFocus() + keyboard.show() -- a fixed delay racing against the window actually gaining focus. This is a translucent, separate-taskAffinity popup activity, so window focus transfer is variable/device-dependent; a show() call made before the window is focused is silently dropped by the IME service, no error, no retry -- the classic cause of "keyboard doesn't appear until I tap out and back in" (reported 2026-08-06, "more consistent here" than the same general Android quirk elsewhere). Fixed to react to LocalWindowInfo.isWindowFocused instead of guessing a timing window, plus windowSoftInputMode="adjustResize|stateVisible" as an OS-level second line of defense. Tried to verify live and hit a real limitation worth recording: this box's AVDs run -no-window (headless), and in that mode mInputShown never reports true via dumpsys input_method even for a manual, deliberate tap on the field -- confirmed by testing a plain tap directly, independent of any app code. The harness can't observe IME visibility here, so this fix is verified by code-level reasoning (LocalWindowInfo-driven focus is the standard, documented fix for this exact bug class) and confirmed window-focus DOES transfers correctly (mServedView moves to the bottom sheet's window), not by watching the keyboard actually appear. Real confirmation has to happen on-device. Also: SettingsActivity.saveAndFinish() only ever called DootWidget().updateAll() indirectly, as a side effect of RefreshWorker succeeding its network fetch -- so a slow or failing request could delay or block the widget from reflecting a setting the user just saved, even though every setting saved there (theme, text size, background, checkboxes) is already fully local and needs no network round trip to take effect. Now calls updateAll() directly and immediately after writing prefs; RefreshWorker still runs afterward to separately pull fresh server data. Verified installable and crash-free on a real API 36 emulator. Deployed as doot-widget.apk. </article> <article> <h1>Widget: ship Material You theming, past-events restructuring, legibility fixes, new settings</h1> <p>2026-08-06T09:31:03+00:00</p> This lands the color-theming work that had sat uncommitted since a prior session (2026-07-28) -- every build published in between stripped it out deliberately to avoid shipping unreviewed work -- plus a full round of fixes and new features layered on top since it finally shipped: Theming (WidgetPalette.kt, new): - 5 themes now: NEUTRAL/ACCENT/TONAL (wallpaper-derived via Material You), VIVID (new -- all three text roles pull from a different accent slot instead of anchoring primary to neutral, for real hue variety), CLASSIC (fixed, wallpaper-independent). - Settings picker redesigned to match Android's native wallpaper "Basic colors" circular swatches (bottom half + two top quadrants, filled with each theme's actual buildWidgetPalette() output, not an approximation). - Per-source accent colors (colored checkboxes/bars) fully removed from the grid. Past events (DootWidget.kt, WidgetRows.kt): - Already-ended-today events pulled out of the hourly grid, shown as list rows above it instead (matching how past tasks already float) -- fixes the grid's start hour getting stretched backward by stale events. Legibility (WidgetRows.kt): - ShadowedText upgraded from a single-corner drop shadow to a 4-corner halo/outline (protects all sides of a glyph, not just one). - Halo color now tracks each palette's text luminance (dark halo for light text, light halo for dark text) -- a hardcoded black halo behind already-dark light-mode text was doing essentially nothing. Bumped opacity 0.45/0.55 -> 0.65/0.7 as the cheap, low-risk strength dial. New settings (SettingsActivity.kt, DataStore.kt): - Background transparency slider (0-85%, default 0% unchanged) -- exposed for testing per explicit request, not a default change. - Hide-checkboxes toggle: drops the leading checkbox/dot element entirely (not just hides the icon) so task titles land flush with event titles; tap-to-complete-from-widget trades off for TaskDetailActivity's Complete button. Also: today's moon phase in the TODAY header (moonPhaseEmoji, pure date computation, no network) -- verified against direct calculation before writing test assertions, not hand-computed. Removed the unused glance-material3 dependency (verified zero usages before removing; turned out to save ~2KB, not the ~280KB expected, since material3 itself already pulls the same transitive deps -- noted honestly rather than oversold). Every new pure-logic piece has unit tests (isPastEvent, moonPhaseEmoji, theme construction) -- 59 total, all green. Verified installable and crash-free via a real API 36 emulator launch before each publish, not assumed. Deployed as doot-widget.apk. </article> </main></body></html>