riot-web/src/theme.js

/*
Copyright 2019 Michael Telatynski <7t3chguy@gmail.com>
Copyright 2019 The Matrix.org Foundation C.I.C.

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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*/

import {_t} from "./languageHandler";

export const DEFAULT_THEME = "light";
import Tinter from "./Tinter";
import dis from "./dispatcher";
import SettingsStore, {SettingLevel} from "./settings/SettingsStore";
import ThemeController from "./settings/controllers/ThemeController";

export class ThemeWatcher {
    static _instance = null;

    constructor() {
        this._themeWatchRef = null;
        this._systemThemeWatchRef = null;
        this._dispatcherRef = null;

        // we have both here as each may either match or not match, so by having both
        // we can get the tristate of dark/light/unsupported
        this._preferDark = global.matchMedia("(prefers-color-scheme: dark)");
        this._preferLight = global.matchMedia("(prefers-color-scheme: light)");

        this._currentTheme = this.getEffectiveTheme();
    }

    start() {
        this._themeWatchRef = SettingsStore.watchSetting("theme", null, this._onChange);
        this._systemThemeWatchRef = SettingsStore.watchSetting("use_system_theme", null, this._onChange);
        if (this._preferDark.addEventListener) {
            this._preferDark.addEventListener('change', this._onChange);
            this._preferLight.addEventListener('change', this._onChange);
        }
        this._dispatcherRef = dis.register(this._onAction);
    }

    stop() {
        if (this._preferDark.addEventListener) {
            this._preferDark.removeEventListener('change', this._onChange);
            this._preferLight.removeEventListener('change', this._onChange);
        }
        SettingsStore.unwatchSetting(this._systemThemeWatchRef);
        SettingsStore.unwatchSetting(this._themeWatchRef);
        dis.unregister(this._dispatcherRef);
    }

    _onChange = () => {
        this.recheck();
    };

    _onAction = (payload) => {
        if (payload.action === 'recheck_theme') {
            // XXX forceTheme
            this.recheck(payload.forceTheme);
        }
    };

    // XXX: forceTheme param aded here as local echo appears to be unreliable
    // https://github.com/vector-im/riot-web/issues/11443
    recheck(forceTheme) {
        const oldTheme = this._currentTheme;
        this._currentTheme = forceTheme === undefined ? this.getEffectiveTheme() : forceTheme;
        if (oldTheme !== this._currentTheme) {
            setTheme(this._currentTheme);
        }
    }

    getEffectiveTheme() {
        // Dev note: Much of this logic is replicated in the GeneralUserSettingsTab

        // XXX: checking the isLight flag here makes checking it in the ThemeController
        // itself completely redundant since we just override the result here and we're
        // now effectively just using the ThemeController as a place to store the static
        // variable. The system theme setting probably ought to have an equivalent
        // controller that honours the same flag, although probablt better would be to
        // have the theme logic in one place rather than split between however many
        // different places.
        if (ThemeController.isLogin) return 'light';

        // If the user has specifically enabled the system matching option (excluding default),
        // then use that over anything else. We pick the lowest possible level for the setting
        // to ensure the ordering otherwise works.
        const systemThemeExplicit = SettingsStore.getValueAt(
            SettingLevel.DEVICE, "use_system_theme", null, false, true);
        if (systemThemeExplicit) {
            console.log("returning explicit system theme");
            if (this._preferDark.matches) return 'dark';
            if (this._preferLight.matches) return 'light';
        }

        // If the user has specifically enabled the theme (without the system matching option being
        // enabled specifically and excluding the default), use that theme. We pick the lowest possible
        // level for the setting to ensure the ordering otherwise works.
        const themeExplicit = SettingsStore.getValueAt(
            SettingLevel.DEVICE, "theme", null, false, true);
        if (themeExplicit) {
            console.log("returning explicit theme: " + themeExplicit);
            return themeExplicit;
        }

        // If the user hasn't really made a preference in either direction, assume the defaults of the
        // settings and use those.
        if (SettingsStore.getValue('use_system_theme')) {
            if (this._preferDark.matches) return 'dark';
            if (this._preferLight.matches) return 'light';
        }
        console.log("returning theme value");
        return SettingsStore.getValue('theme');
    }

    isSystemThemeSupported() {
        return this._preferDark.matches || this._preferLight.matches;
    }
}

export function enumerateThemes() {
    const BUILTIN_THEMES = {
        "light": _t("Light theme"),
        "dark": _t("Dark theme"),
    };
    const customThemes = SettingsStore.getValue("custom_themes");
    const customThemeNames = {};
    for (const {name} of customThemes) {
        customThemeNames[`custom-${name}`] = name;
    }
    return Object.assign({}, customThemeNames, BUILTIN_THEMES);
}

function setCustomThemeVars(customTheme) {
    const {style} = document.body;
    if (customTheme.colors) {
        for (const [name, hexColor] of Object.entries(customTheme.colors)) {
            style.setProperty(`--${name}`, hexColor);
            // uses #rrggbbaa to define the color with alpha values at 0% and 50%
            style.setProperty(`--${name}-0pct`, hexColor + "00");
            style.setProperty(`--${name}-50pct`, hexColor + "7F");
        }
    }
}

function getCustomTheme(themeName) {
    // set css variables
    const customThemes = SettingsStore.getValue("custom_themes");
    if (!customThemes) {
        throw new Error(`No custom themes set, can't set custom theme "${themeName}"`);
    }
    const customTheme = customThemes.find(t => t.name === themeName);
    if (!customTheme) {
        const knownNames = customThemes.map(t => t.name).join(", ");
        throw new Error(`Can't find custom theme "${themeName}", only know ${knownNames}`);
    }
    return customTheme;
}

/**
 * Called whenever someone changes the theme
 * Async function that returns once the theme has been set
 * (ie. the CSS has been loaded)
 *
 * @param {string} theme new theme
 */
export async function setTheme(theme) {
    if (!theme) {
        const themeWatcher = new ThemeWatcher();
        theme = themeWatcher.getEffectiveTheme();
    }
    let stylesheetName = theme;
    if (theme.startsWith("custom-")) {
        const customTheme = getCustomTheme(theme.substr(7));
        stylesheetName = customTheme.is_dark ? "dark-custom" : "light-custom";
        setCustomThemeVars(customTheme);
    }

    // look for the stylesheet elements.
    // styleElements is a map from style name to HTMLLinkElement.
    const styleElements = Object.create(null);
    let a;
    for (let i = 0; (a = document.getElementsByTagName("link")[i]); i++) {
        const href = a.getAttribute("href");
        // shouldn't we be using the 'title' tag rather than the href?
        const match = href.match(/^bundles\/.*\/theme-(.*)\.css$/);
        if (match) {
            styleElements[match[1]] = a;
        }
    }

    if (!(stylesheetName in styleElements)) {
        throw new Error("Unknown theme " + stylesheetName);
    }

    // disable all of them first, then enable the one we want. Chrome only
    // bothers to do an update on a true->false transition, so this ensures
    // that we get exactly one update, at the right time.
    //
    // ^ This comment was true when we used to use alternative stylesheets
    // for the CSS.  Nowadays we just set them all as disabled in index.html
    // and enable them as needed.  It might be cleaner to disable them all
    // at the same time to prevent loading two themes simultaneously and
    // having them interact badly... but this causes a flash of unstyled app
    // which is even uglier.  So we don't.

    styleElements[stylesheetName].disabled = false;

    return new Promise((resolve) => {
        const switchTheme = function() {
            // we re-enable our theme here just in case we raced with another
            // theme set request as per https://github.com/vector-im/riot-web/issues/5601.
            // We could alternatively lock or similar to stop the race, but
            // this is probably good enough for now.
            styleElements[stylesheetName].disabled = false;
            Object.values(styleElements).forEach((a) => {
                if (a == styleElements[stylesheetName]) return;
                a.disabled = true;
            });
            Tinter.setTheme(theme);
            resolve();
        };

        // turns out that Firefox preloads the CSS for link elements with
        // the disabled attribute, but Chrome doesn't.

        let cssLoaded = false;

        styleElements[stylesheetName].onload = () => {
            switchTheme();
        };

        for (let i = 0; i < document.styleSheets.length; i++) {
            const ss = document.styleSheets[i];
            if (ss && ss.href === styleElements[stylesheetName].href) {
                cssLoaded = true;
                break;
            }
        }

        if (cssLoaded) {
            styleElements[stylesheetName].onload = undefined;
            switchTheme();
        }
    });
}