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Morgan Pretty ac9816b118 Massive refactors of the SessionThreadViewModel and MessageViewModel
The `SessionThreadViewModel` has been renamed to `ConversationInfoViewModel` and is now a simple struct (as opposed to a FetchableRecord with a handful of behemoth database queries)

The `ConversationInfoViewModel` and `MessageViewModel` now get initialised with a `ConversationDataCache` which is an object that holds a bunch of [ID -> Data] stores for various types that are needed to construct the aforementioned view models. The `ConversationDataCache` will generally be populated via the `ConversationDataHelper` which, when combined with our `ObservableEvent` system, is where the majority of the work for this refactoring has gone. This helper essentially has 4 parts:
- `determineFetchRequirements`: Reviews any events which have come through and determines whether anything needs to be fetched from the database
- `applyNonDatabaseEvents`: Updates the cached data directly based on delta information included in the `ObservableEvent` instances
- `fetchFromDatabase`: Fetches any data from the database based on the info returned from `determineFetchRequirements`, this function will also resolve any dependant data that newly fetched objects need if they aren't already in the cache
- `fetchFromLibSession`: Retrieves requested data from libSession

Using the above setup all screens which contain conversation or message data now use these two view models, and can share the state of the view models between each other to reduce the need to refetch data when entering a new screen

Some additional changes included due to the above are:
• No longer need to pass `displayNameRetriever` throughout
• Removed deprecated display name retrieval functions
• Removed some duplicate code
• Removed some synchronous database query hacks we needed until refactoring had been completed
• Refactored mentions to be handled by tags
• Refactored and optimised the searching logic (also added some caching)
• Refactored the ThreadSettingsViewModel to use the new ObservationBuilder system
• Refactored the ThreadPickerViewModel to use the new ObservationBuilder system
• Refactored the HomeViewModel to retrieve data using the `ConversationDataHelper`
• Refactored the ConversationViewModel to retrieve data using the `ConversationDataHelper`
• Fixed an issue where communities weren't getting the correct "joined" timestamp
2025-12-11 16:47:37 +11:00

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// Copyright © 2024 Rangeproof Pty Ltd. All rights reserved.
// stringlint:disable
import UIKit
import NaturalLanguage
// MARK: - LocalizationHelper
final public class LocalizationHelper: CustomStringConvertible {
public static let forceRTLLeading: String = "\u{2067}"
public static let forceRTLTrailing: String = "\u{2069}"
private static let bundle: Bundle = {
let bundleName = "SessionUIKit"
let candidates: [URL?] = [
Bundle.main.resourceURL,
Bundle(for: LocalizationHelper.self).resourceURL,
Bundle.main.bundleURL
]
for candidate in candidates {
let bundlePath = candidate?.appendingPathComponent(bundleName + ".bundle")
if let bundle = bundlePath.flatMap(Bundle.init(url:)) {
return bundle
}
}
return Bundle(identifier: "com.loki-project.SessionUIKit")!
}()
private let template: String
private var replacements: [String : String] = [:]
private var numbers: [Int] = []
// MARK: - Initialization
public init(template: String) {
self.template = template
}
// MARK: - DSL
public func put(key: String, value: CustomStringConvertible) -> LocalizationHelper {
replacements[key] = value.description
return self
}
public func putNumber(_ number: Int, index: Int) -> LocalizationHelper {
self.numbers.insert(number, at: index)
return self
}
public func localized() -> String {
guard !SNUIKit.shouldShowStringKeys() else {
return "[\(template)]"
}
// Use English as the default string if the translation is empty
let defaultString: String = {
guard
let englishPath: String = LocalizationHelper.bundle.path(forResource: "en", ofType: "lproj"),
let englishBundle: Bundle = Bundle(path: englishPath)
else { return "" }
return englishBundle.localizedString(forKey: template, value: template, table: nil)
}()
// If the localized string matches the key provided then the localisation failed
var localizedString: String = NSLocalizedString(template, bundle: LocalizationHelper.bundle, value: defaultString, comment: "")
// Deal with plurals
// Note: We have to deal with plurals first, so we can get the correct string
if !self.numbers.isEmpty {
localizedString = String(
format: localizedString,
locale: .current,
arguments: self.numbers
)
}
for (key, value) in replacements {
localizedString = localizedString.replacingOccurrences(of: tokenize(key), with: value)
}
// Replace html tag "<br/>" with "\n"
localizedString = localizedString.replacingOccurrences(of: "<br/>", with: "\n")
// Add RTL mark for strings containing RTL characters\ to try to ensure proper rendering when
// starting/ending with English variables
if localizedString.containsRTL {
return "\(LocalizationHelper.forceRTLLeading)\(localizedString)\(LocalizationHelper.forceRTLTrailing)"
}
return localizedString
}
// MARK: - Internal functions
private func tokenize(_ key: String) -> String {
return "{" + key + "}"
}
// MARK: - CustomStringConvertible
public var description: String {
// Fallback to the localized
return self.localized()
}
}
// MARK: - Convenience
public extension LocalizationHelper {
func localizedDeformatted() -> String {
return ThemedAttributedString(
stringWithHTMLTags: localized(),
font: .systemFont(ofSize: 14),
attributes: [:],
mentionColor: nil,
currentUserMentionImage: nil
).string
}
func localizedFormatted(
baseFont: UIFont,
attributes: [NSAttributedString.Key: Any] = [:],
mentionColor: ThemeValue? = nil,
currentUserMentionImage: UIImage? = nil
) -> ThemedAttributedString {
return ThemedAttributedString(
stringWithHTMLTags: localized(),
font: baseFont,
attributes: attributes,
mentionColor: mentionColor,
currentUserMentionImage: currentUserMentionImage
)
}
func localizedFormatted(
in view: FontAccessible,
attributes: [NSAttributedString.Key: Any] = [:],
mentionColor: ThemeValue? = nil,
currentUserMentionImage: UIImage? = nil
) -> ThemedAttributedString {
return localizedFormatted(
baseFont: (view.fontValue ?? .systemFont(ofSize: 14)),
attributes: attributes,
mentionColor: mentionColor,
currentUserMentionImage: currentUserMentionImage
)
}
func localizedFormatted(
_ font: UIFont = .systemFont(ofSize: 14),
attributes: [NSAttributedString.Key: Any] = [:],
mentionColor: ThemeValue? = nil,
currentUserMentionImage: UIImage? = nil
) -> ThemedAttributedString {
return localizedFormatted(
baseFont: font,
attributes: attributes,
mentionColor: mentionColor,
currentUserMentionImage: currentUserMentionImage
)
}
}
public extension String {
func put(key: String, value: CustomStringConvertible) -> LocalizationHelper {
return LocalizationHelper(template: self).put(key: key, value: value)
}
func putNumber(_ number: Int, index: Int = 0) -> LocalizationHelper {
return LocalizationHelper(template: self).putNumber(number, index: index)
}
func localized() -> String {
return LocalizationHelper(template: self).localized()
}
func localizedFormatted(baseFont: UIFont) -> ThemedAttributedString {
return LocalizationHelper(template: self).localizedFormatted(baseFont: baseFont)
}
func localizedFormatted(in view: FontAccessible) -> ThemedAttributedString {
return LocalizationHelper(template: self).localizedFormatted(in: view)
}
func localizedDeformatted() -> String {
return LocalizationHelper(template: self).localizedDeformatted()
}
}
public extension String {
/// Determines if a string contains Right-to-Left (RTL) characters.
///
/// Rather than using `NLLanguageRecognizer` to find the string's dominant language (and then that languages direction using
/// `Locale`) this logic makes the assumption that if a string contains _any_ RTL charcters then the entire string should probably
/// be RTL (as it's unlikely we wouldn't want that).
///
/// **Note:** While using `NLLanguageRecognizer` might be "more correct", it performs I/O so when this runs on the main
/// thread it could result in lag
var containsRTL: Bool {
return unicodeScalars.contains { scalar in
// Exclude Zero Width No-Break Space / BOM
guard scalar.value != 0xFEFF else { return false }
switch scalar.value {
case 0x0590...0x05FF: return true // Hebrew
// Arabic (also covers Persian, Urdu, Pashto, Sorani Kurdish)
case 0x0600...0x06FF, // Arabic + Persian/Urdu/Pashto extensions
0x0750...0x077F, // Arabic Supplement
0x08A0...0x08FF: // Arabic Extended-A
return true
// Presentation forms (used by all Arabic-script languages)
case 0xFB1D...0xFDFF, // Hebrew + Arabic presentation forms
0xFE70...0xFEFE: // Arabic Presentation Forms-B
return true
default: return false
}
}
}
}