Mailspring/internal_packages/onboarding/lib/initial-preferences-page.cjsx
Ben Gotow 76cb33b3f6 feat(post-auth): Initial prefs + packages screens, welcome copy changes
Summary:
Package names must match directory names

Not going to use new Swithc component, but might as well be part of component kit

Move APMWrapper into core so it can be used from anywhere

Move manual package install coe to package-manager

Gray out window titles when in the background

Do not allow multiple onboarding windows at the same time

Finalize styling f initial-prefs and initial-packages, make it work (only github package atm)

Other nits

Change the welcome copy:

- Call it easy to extend vs easy to use
- Remove the subtitle from the first screen which doesn't really fit
- Make the second page emphasize that its created /for/ developers and easy to extend with Javascript.
- Explain what the sync engine is rather than saying it's "faster and more extensible" (??)

Test Plan: Run tests

Reviewers: evan, dillon

Reviewed By: evan

Maniphest Tasks: T3346

Differential Revision: https://phab.nylas.com/D2079
2015-09-29 23:58:30 -07:00

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CoffeeScript

React = require 'react'
path = require 'path'
fs = require 'fs'
_ = require 'underscore'
{RetinaImg, Flexbox, ConfigPropContainer} = require 'nylas-component-kit'
{EdgehillAPI} = require 'nylas-exports'
OnboardingActions = require './onboarding-actions'
# NOTE: Temporarily copied from preferences module
class AppearanceModeOption extends React.Component
@propTypes:
mode: React.PropTypes.string.isRequired
active: React.PropTypes.bool
onClick: React.PropTypes.func
render: =>
classname = "appearance-mode"
classname += " active" if @props.active
<div className={classname} onClick={@props.onClick}>
<RetinaImg name={"appearance-mode-#{@props.mode}.png"} mode={RetinaImg.Mode.ContentIsMask}/>
<div>{@props.mode} View</div>
</div>
class InitialPreferencesOptions extends React.Component
@propTypes:
config: React.PropTypes.object
constructor: (@props) ->
@state =
templates: []
@_loadTemplates()
_loadTemplates: =>
templatesDir = path.join(atom.getLoadSettings().resourcePath, 'keymaps', 'templates')
fs.readdir templatesDir, (err, files) =>
return unless files and files instanceof Array
templates = files.filter (filename) =>
path.extname(filename) is '.cson' or path.extname(filename) is '.json'
templates = templates.map (filename) =>
path.parse(filename).name
@setState(templates: templates)
@_setConfigDefaultsForAccount(templates)
_setConfigDefaultsForAccount: (templates) =>
return unless @props.account
templateWithBasename = (name) =>
_.find templates, (t) -> t.indexOf(name) is 0
if @props.account.provider is 'gmail'
@props.config.set('core.workspace.mode', 'list')
@props.config.set('core.keymapTemplate', templateWithBasename('Gmail'))
else if @props.account.provider is 'eas'
@props.config.set('core.workspace.mode', 'split')
@props.config.set('core.keymapTemplate', templateWithBasename('Outlook'))
else
@props.config.set('core.workspace.mode', 'split')
if process.platform is 'darwin'
@props.config.set('core.keymapTemplate', templateWithBasename('Apple Mail'))
else
@props.config.set('core.keymapTemplate', templateWithBasename('Outlook'))
render: =>
return false unless @props.config
<div style={display:'flex', width:600, marginBottom: 50, marginLeft:150, marginRight: 150, textAlign: 'left'}>
<div style={flex:1}>
<p>
Do you prefer a single-panel Gmail-style
layout or a dual panel layout?
</p>
<Flexbox direction="row" style={alignItems: "center"}>
{['list', 'split'].map (mode) =>
<AppearanceModeOption
mode={mode} key={mode}
active={@props.config.get('core.workspace.mode') is mode}
onClick={ => @props.config.set('core.workspace.mode', mode)} />
}
</Flexbox>
</div>
<div key="divider" style={marginLeft:20, marginRight:20, borderLeft:'1px solid #ccc'}></div>
<div style={flex:1}>
<p>
We've picked a set of keyboard shortcuts based on your email
account and platform. You can also pick another set:
</p>
<select
style={margin:0}
value={@props.config.get('core.keymapTemplate')}
onChange={ (event) => @props.config.set('core.keymapTemplate', event.target.value) }>
{ @state.templates.map (template) =>
<option key={template} value={template}>{template}</option>
}
</select>
</div>
</div>
class InitialPreferencesPage extends React.Component
@displayName: "InitialPreferencesPage"
render: =>
<div className="page opaque" style={width:900, height:620}>
<h1 style={paddingTop: 100}>Welcome to N1</h1>
<h4 style={marginBottom: 70}>Let's set things up to your liking.</h4>
<ConfigPropContainer>
<InitialPreferencesOptions account={@props.pageData.account} />
</ConfigPropContainer>
<button className="btn btn-large" style={marginBottom:60} onClick={@_onNextPage}>Looks Good!</button>
</div>
_onNextPage: =>
OnboardingActions.moveToPage("initial-packages")
module.exports = InitialPreferencesPage