Don't block on cache renewals, but notify library on updates so that the badges show up when ready.
We skip the cache when checking if a chapter is downloaded for the reader assuming that it's a
relatively low cost to check for a single chapter.
(Probably) fixes#8254 / fixes#7847
* gives ComicInfo.xml files priority over noxml files if both are at the chapter root.
* delete the noxml file if both a noXml file and a ComicInfo file exist
* Merge Latest and Browse into one
* Add back Latest button
* Change context to IO instead of launching a job
* Use loading screen when loading initial page
- Replace ExtensionManager relay and observable with Flow
- Inverse SourceManager dependency
- SourceManager observers ExtensionManager flow
- Separate SourceData from SourceRepository as it created a circular dependency
* Little cleanup for stub source
Fixes instances where name shows up blank for stub sources
* Review Changes
Co-authored-by: Andreas <andreas.everos@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Andreas <andreas.everos@gmail.com>
* Make `syncChaptersWithSource` use sqldelight
Will break chapter list live update on current ui
Co-Authored-By: Ivan Iskandar <12537387+ivaniskandar@users.noreply.github.com>
* Review Changes
Co-authored-by: Ivan Iskandar <12537387+ivaniskandar@users.noreply.github.com>
* Migrate Source Filter Screen to Compose
* Changes from Review and some more fixes
* Rename some variable and classes
* Review Change
* Ewbase and Review changes
* Use Compose in Source tab
* Replace hashCode with key function
* Add ability to turn off pins moving on top of source list
* Changes from review comments
Users should better curate their chapter folder/file names if need be. There's legit reasons for a chapter to start with or contain the same word(s) that the manga title consists of.
To be included in extension-lib 1.3 (or whatever it's going to be). This applies to sources like Komga or Lanragi, where large numbers of update/download aren't of concern since they're (usually) self-hosted.
getCoverFile only returns a cover if it already exists, meaning
the block of code to write it from the inputstream never executes.
If getCoverFile returns null, then use previous behaviour of setting
it to cover.jpg so that if the file doesn't exist it's created
