feat(smart-playlists): more rule fields, a live match count, templates and a plain-language summary - #655
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…a rule summary The rule tree was sound and its vocabulary thin: fourteen predicates, none of them about listening history, the files' own tags, or where a track sits on disk. Ten new predicates. Play count and play window, both counted the way Statistics counts them (one play_event row is one play), with play_count_max: 0 as the only way to say "never played". Date added, sample rate, bit depth, disc number and path as their own rules. And the two that change what the feature can express: tag_present and tag_contains, over the custom tags #588 already stores, offering the keys the library actually holds with the number of tracks carrying each. The relative windows are windows, not dates: a rule set is stored once and re-evaluated for years, and a pinned date drifts into meaning something its author never wrote. The clock is a parameter of the builder so the arithmetic is testable against a pinned instant. Bounds on a nullable column carry an explicit NULL guard. Without it the fragment is NULL for a track missing the value and NOT (NULL) is NULL too, so the track falls out of the rule and out of its negation both, which reads as the library losing tracks. Proved by a test that fails when the guard is removed. A live match count replaces the Preview button: debounced, re-run on every edit, showing kept / total whenever a limit is cutting the result, and dropping a slow answer to a rule the user has already changed. count_custom_smart_playlist counts in SQLite rather than sorting and shipping five thousand ids a number on screen would throw away; preview_custom_smart_playlist is removed with it, its ids half never having had a caller. Six ready-made rule sets, which replace an existing playlist's rules when applied: starting again from something known to work is what repairs a tangled rule set, and nothing is written until Save. And the rules said in words under a custom smart playlist's title, so the question a smart playlist raises has an answer without opening the editor. Closes #591.
The one that mattered: a failed count called setCount(null), so the footer showed "counting…" for good — nothing was counting any more. The comment right above it promised the opposite, that the last good number stays. It does now, and with no number at all the dash says "unknown" rather than claiming work is happening. LIKE metacharacters are now escaped, in one helper applied to all five contains-predicates rather than only the two this branch adds: an underscore is not an exotic character in a path or a catalogue number, and "My_Music" quietly taking in "MyXMusic" is a wrong answer nothing on screen explains. Escaping without the ESCAPE clause is worse than not escaping, so the pattern and the clause are built by the same pair of functions. Proved by a test on a real SQLite. kHz written through Intl rather than toFixed, in both the summary and the editor: 88.2 reached a French reader as "88.2" in a sentence where every other number carried a comma. The three value widgets this branch adds now name themselves, the way the tag picker already did — the predicate select beside them carries the meaning visually, and a screen reader reaching the second control of the pair announced only its value. The label comes from the predicate catalogue, the only list of that pairing. The summary's effect keys on the playlist id and its rules instead of the object, which the view rebuilds on every library change. And Russian: after "не менее", 2-4 takes the genitive singular.
…s in nine languages hi_res is two nullable bounds at once and had neither guard, so a file with no sample rate and no bit depth recorded fell out of the rule and out of its negation both — the same defect the new bounds were written to avoid, one line above them. The positive answer does not move (TRUE OR NULL was already TRUE); the negation now takes in the tracks nobody could see. A test that fails without the guard. Durations go through formatDuration, the m:ss every other duration in the app uses. Rounding to whole minutes made the sentence claim a bound the rule does not have: a rule of 90 seconds read as "≥ 2 min". The two audio selects keep a value their list does not offer. A controlled select with no matching option renders blank and rewrites the rule on the next change, which is a stored rule silently edited by opening it. And the relative windows, which read as a starting point rather than a window once the editor had composed label + number + unit: "Ajouté depuis 30 jours" is not "added in the last 30 days", and Japanese, Korean, Turkish and Hindi put the unit where the label had already finished the sentence. Reworded in nine locales, with the singular forms saying "the last day" rather than "the last 1 days". Indonesian rating now uses the word the rest of that file uses. Skipped: naming the sort when no limit is set. Without a limit the sort decides the order of a list the reader is looking at, which the list itself shows; with one it decides membership, which is the case the sentence exists for. The reason is in the code.
…ero days The tag picker matched case-insensitively but rendered the stored spelling as the select's value: a rule naming Composer against a library holding COMPOSER found no matching option and drew blank, as if the rule named nothing. It now shows the canonical spelling while the rule keeps its own, which the column's NOCASE collation resolves either way. A window field cleared to zero is not a wide rule or a narrow one, it is a rule matching nothing — min on the input is a hint the keyboard walks past. Normalised to one day. And Hindi inflects its day: one दिन, several दिनों.
…without tags The window field named itself and its siblings did not — the same input element, one branch of the switch away. Every value widget in the leaf now carries the predicate's own label, so a screen reader reaching the second control of a pair announces what it is measuring instead of only its number. A library whose files carry no custom tag has nothing to put in a tag rule, and the default key would be the empty string: a rule matching nothing, saved without a word. The group is hidden until there are keys, and comes back for a leaf that already is a tag rule — dropping an option from a select under a value that uses it is what makes a select render blank, which is the defect fixed one commit ago.
SQLite's LIKE ignores collating sequences and is already
case-insensitive across ASCII, so the COLLATE NOCASE these fragments
carried never decided anything. After the ESCAPE clause it is worse
than decorative: a trailing COLLATE binds to the escape character, not
to the comparison, so the SQL read as if a collation were at work on a
character that is never compared. Removed, with a test asserting that
a lower-case needle still finds an upper-case title — the behaviour
the clause looked like it was providing.
Skipped: interpolation placeholders said to diverge from en. Audited
every new key in all 17 locales; the only differences are singular
forms that drop {{count}}, deliberately, because "the last day" reads
better than "the last 1 day" and i18next does not require a
placeholder to be used.
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In `@src/components/common/SmartRuleSummary.tsx`:
- Around line 29-31: Étendez l’état de cache du résumé dans SmartRuleSummary
pour inclure playlist.smart_rules et locale en plus de playlist.id, puis validez
les trois valeurs avant d’afficher le texte mis en cache. Lorsqu’une règle ou la
langue change, ignorez l’ancien résumé pendant le nouveau chargement.
In `@src/i18n/locales/es.json`:
- Around line 1428-1429: Add the missing Spanish and French plural `_many` keys
for `days`, `matchCount`, `playCountMin`, `playCountMax`, `playedInLastDays`,
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…ith its rules The summary was stamped with the playlist id alone, so saving an edit or switching language left the old sentence on screen until the new read landed — under the same id, describing rules the playlist no longer has. The rules and the locale are part of the stamp now. And the plural forms. CodeRabbit named French and Spanish; asking Intl.PluralRules instead of guessing says the "many" category is real in five of the seventeen — Italian, Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese too. Filled for all six counted keys, audited against Intl rather than against a list I wrote. Reachable only at counts near a million, so this is not a defect anyone would have hit. It is fixed because the cost is a duplicated string and the alternative is a key that silently answers in English — the failure recorded when Russian and Arabic were missing categories that fire at two.
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Lot F du jalon v1.8.0.
L'arbre de règles était sain et son vocabulaire mince : quatorze prédicats, aucun sur l'historique d'écoute, sur les tags que portent les fichiers eux-mêmes, ni sur l'endroit où une piste se trouve sur le disque.
Dix prédicats de plus
play_count_min/play_count_max— comptés comme le reste de l'application les compte : une ligneplay_eventest une écoute, sans durée minimale, le même nombre que la page Statistiques affiche.play_count_max: 0est la seule manière de dire jamais écouté.played_in_last_days/added_in_last_days— des fenêtres, pas des dates. Un jeu de règles est stocké une fois et réévalué pendant des années : une date épinglée dérive vers un sens que son auteur n'a jamais écrit. « Pas écouté depuis » s'écrit avec unNot, qui prend aussi ce qui n'a jamais été écouté.sample_rate_min/bit_depth_min— les deux moitiés dehi_resdites séparément ; c'est le OU de deux seuils fixes et il ne sait pas exprimer « 88,2 kHz mais 16 bits ».disc_number_is,path_contains(les deux côtés ramenés à/, donc la même règle se lit pareil quel que soit le séparateur écrit par l'OS qui a scanné).tag_present/tag_contains— sur les tags personnalisés que feat: choose, reorder and resize the columns in track lists #588 stocke déjà. L'éditeur propose les clés que la bibliothèque porte vraiment, avec le nombre de pistes qui les portent : le compte sépare le tag présent partout de celui présent sur trois fichiers, et un sélecteur prouve que la clé existe, là où une clé tapée qui ne correspond à rien est une règle qui ne rend aucune piste sans que rien ne l'explique.Le compteur vivant
Il remplace le bouton « Aperçu » : anti-rebond de 350 ms, relancé à chaque modification, et il montre
retenus / correspondantsdès qu'une limite coupe le résultat — le nombre qu'une liste tronquée ne peut pas donner.count_custom_smart_playlistcompte dans SQLite au lieu de trier et de rapatrier cinq mille identifiants qu'un nombre à l'écran jetterait.preview_custom_smart_playlistpart avec lui : sa moitié « 200 premiers identifiants » n'a jamais eu d'appelant.Une réponse lente à une règle déjà modifiée est jetée au lieu d'écraser la réponse à la règle affichée.
Points de départ, et les règles en clair
Six jeux de règles prêts, qui remplacent celles d'une playlist existante quand on les applique : repartir de quelque chose de connu est exactement ce qui répare un jeu de règles emmêlé, et rien n'est écrit avant Enregistrer.
Et les règles dites en français sous le titre d'une playlist intelligente, pour que la question qu'elle pose (« pourquoi cette piste ? ») ait une réponse sans ouvrir l'éditeur.
Deux pièges qui valaient la peine
Les colonnes nullables. Une borne écrite
col >= ?vaut NULL pour une piste sans la valeur — etNOT (NULL)vaut NULL aussi : la piste sort de la règle et de sa négation, ce qui se lit comme une bibliothèque qui perd des pistes. Toutes les bornes portent maintenant leur garde explicite, y comprishi_res, qui ne l'avait pas et qui est le site jumeau des prédicats ajoutés ici. Un test tombe si on retire la garde.Les métacaractères de
LIKE. Un tiret bas n'a rien d'exotique dans un chemin ou un numéro de catalogue, etMy_Musichappait silencieusementMyXMusic. L'échappement est centralisé et appliqué aux cinq prédicats « contient », pas seulement aux deux que cette branche ajoute. LeCOLLATE NOCASEque ces fragments portaient est parti :LIKEignore les séquences de collation sous SQLite et est déjà insensible à la casse en ASCII — et placé aprèsESCAPE, il s'appliquait au caractère d'échappement, donc il affirmait sur le SQL quelque chose de faux.Validation
fmt --check, clippy-D warningsà 0,typecheck,lint, prettier, 216 tests core.fmt, clippy 0, 614 app + 328 core (+9, tous nouveaux).Closes #591.
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