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/**
* SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2021 David Shlemayev <david.shlemayev@gmail.com>
*
* SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-only OR GPL-3.0-only OR LicenseRef-KDE-Accepted-GPL
*/
import QtQuick
import org.kde.plasma.core as PlasmaCore
import org.kde.kdeconnect
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QtObject {
id: root
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property alias device: checker.device
readonly property alias available: checker.available
readonly property bool ready: connectivity
readonly property PluginChecker pluginChecker: PluginChecker {
id: checker
pluginName: "connectivity_report"
}
/**
* Reports a string indicating the network type. Possible values:
* 5G
* LTE
* HSPA
* UMTS
* CDMA2000
* EDGE
* GPRS
* GSM
* CDMA
* iDEN
*
* The parsing from Android values into these strings is handled in the
* [ConnectivityReportPlugin.networkTypeToString method](https://invent.kde.org/network/kdeconnect-android/-/blob/master/src/org/kde/kdeconnect/Plugins/ConnectivityReportPlugin/ConnectivityReportPlugin.java#L82)
*/
readonly property string networkType: connectivity ? connectivity.cellularNetworkType : i18n("Unknown")
/**
* Reports a value between 0 and 4 (inclusive) which represents the strength of the cellular connection
*/
readonly property int signalStrength: connectivity ? connectivity.cellularNetworkStrength : -1
property string displayString: {
if (ready) {
return `${networkType} ${signalStrength}/4`;
} else {
return i18n("No signal");
}
}
property variant connectivity: null
/**
* Suggests an icon name to use for the current signal level
*
* Returns names which correspond to Plasma Framework's network.svg:
* https://invent.kde.org/frameworks/plasma-framework/-/blob/master/src/desktoptheme/breeze/icons/network.svg
*/
readonly property string iconName: {
// Firstly, get the name prefix which represents the signal strength
var signalStrengthIconName =
(signalStrength < 0 || !ready) ?
// As long as the signal strength is nonsense or the plugin reports as non-ready,
// show us as disconnected
"network-mobile-off" :
(signalStrength == 0) ?
"network-mobile-0" :
(signalStrength == 1) ?
"network-mobile-20" :
(signalStrength == 2) ?
"network-mobile-60" :
(signalStrength == 3) ?
"network-mobile-80" :
(signalStrength == 4) ?
"network-mobile-100" :
// Since all possible values are enumerated above, this default case should never be hit.
// However, I need it in order for my ternary syntax to be valid!
"network-mobile-available"
// If we understand the network type, append to the icon name to show the type
var networkTypeSuffix =
(networkType === "5G") ?
// No icon for this case!
"" :
(networkType === "LTE") ?
"-lte" :
(networkType === "HSPA") ?
"-hspa" :
(networkType === "UMTS") ?
"-umts" :
(networkType === "CDMA2000") ?
// GSconnect just uses the 3g icon
// No icon for this case!
"" :
(networkType === "EDGE") ?
"-edge" :
(networkType === "GPRS") ?
"-gprs" :
(networkType === "GSM") ?
// GSconnect just uses the 2g icon
// No icon for this case!
"" :
(networkType === "CDMA") ?
// GSconnect just uses the 2g icon
// No icon for this case!
"" :
(networkType === "iDEN") ?
// GSconnect just uses the 2g icon
// No icon for this case!
"" :
"" // We didn't recognize the network type. Don't append anything.
return signalStrengthIconName + networkTypeSuffix
}
onAvailableChanged: {
if (available) {
connectivity = DeviceConnectivityReportDbusInterfaceFactory.create(device.id())
} else {
connectivity = null
}
}
}