Bring the album and artist pages closer to the Tauri originals.
Shared:
- Artwork-tinted gradient header — header_tint() derives an average,
darkened color from the decoded cover; the page header renders a
linear-gradient from it. Both pages scroll on a Flickable (no
scrollbar gutter).
Album view:
- Full header action row: play, shuffle, favorite, radio, credits,
booklet, mixtape, multi-select, more (visual where playback/feature
wiring is pending; play and favorite emit media-action)
- Right sidebar with the record label and editorial awards, each a
round-avatar card; AlbumData now carries id, label and awards
Artist view:
- Gradient header, fuller action row, and an "ARTIST" eyebrow
- Discography split into titled release sections (Albums, EPs &
Singles, Live Albums, Compilations, ...) instead of one flat list
- Artist track rows gained the more-button context menu
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The ellipsis faded on the row's hover state alone; moving onto the
button stole has-hover from the row and hid the button under the
cursor. It now stays visible while the row OR the button is hovered,
and is a proper 32px square hit area with a hover background.
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Add a first cut of context menus, opened from the "more" (ellipsis)
button on Discover album cards and on album track rows.
- ContextMenu / ContextMenuItem primitives (PopupWindow-hosted panel)
- AlbumCard: the overlay action buttons are now interactive (they gate
their pointer handling so non-hovered cards still open on click); the
more button opens a menu — Open album, Play, Add to queue, Add to
favorites
- TrackRow: a hover-revealed more button opens a menu — Play, Add to
queue, Add to favorites; AlbumTrackItem and TrackData carry the
track id
- Menu actions bubble up as a single media-action(kind, id, action)
callback through the shell; main.rs logs it for now — playback and
favorites wiring lands with the playback session
- user and list-plus icons
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Clicking an artist (from the album page's artist line) opens the
artist detail view: a circular portrait, name, biography, action
buttons, a Popular Tracks list, and a Discography carousel.
- artist.rs: fetches the artist page via QbzCore::get_artist_page and
maps name, biography (HTML-stripped), portrait URL, top tracks and
releases; the portrait loads through the shared image cache.
- ArtistPageView.slint reuses AlbumCard for the discography (through
the Carousel) and AlbumTrackItem for the track list.
- NavState becomes a three-way ContentView (home / album / artist) and
AppShell routes the content region accordingly. The album page's
artist line and the artist page's release cards are navigable.
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- Replace every Unicode glyph placeholder with Lucide icons via QbzIcon
(player transport, carousel nav, album-card overlay, album-page
actions, gear, search, checkbox, sidebar).
- Header: the search field is centered to the window width and gets a
search icon; the header and player bar now use the elevated surface,
so all chrome (header, sidebar, player bar) shares one color over the
darker content area.
- The sidebar user card moves to the header as a user element (name +
QBZ logo) that opens a dropdown — Settings, Keyboard Shortcuts,
Documentation, Report an Issue, About, plus Log Out and Close. Log Out
clears the session and returns to login; Close quits the app.
- Content ScrollViews disable the horizontal scrollbar — no view scrolls
horizontally, so the phantom reserved lane is gone.
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Clicking an album card opens the album detail view: a back button,
the album header (224px artwork, title, artist, and info line — year,
label, genre, track count, duration — plus play / shuffle / favorite /
more action buttons), and the track list with a column header (#,
title, artist, duration, quality).
- album.rs: fetches the album via QbzCore::get_album, maps it (info
line, per-track quality tier, durations) onto the AlbumState global,
and loads the header artwork through the shared image cache.
- AlbumPageView.slint, with NavState driving the shell content region
between Home and the album page.
- Album clicks bubble AlbumCard -> Carousel -> HomeView -> AppShell ->
AppWindow -> main; the back button returns to Home.
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