This stores the alarm state as well as the alarm and snooze time
to gsettings. This alllows us to tell the user about missed alarms.
A user could miss alarms for two reasons:
- Clocks wasn't running when the alarm went of.
- The user didn't stop the alarm within "ring-time"

This also adds the baseline for starting Clocks via systemd user .timer
units by making Clocks checks at startup if any alarms need to go off.

As a side effect: closing Clocks doesn't stop an alarm and when Clocks
is reopend within "ring-time" after an alarm or snooze the alarm starts
ringing again.

Keep Clocks running when the window is closed

Closes #22

See merge request Librem5/gnome-clocks!2

Bilal Elmoussaoui authored 5 years ago and Julian Sparber committed 4 years ago

Instead of closing the app, let's just hide the window
the application already runs as --gapplication-service

This lists the form-factors the app was designed for in the AppStream
data and the desktop entry.

Use libfeedback instead of gsound

See merge request Librem5/gnome-clocks!1

This allows to use haptic (and later led) based
feedback on top of audio.

Closes: #22

This will let the AM/PM mention flow to a second line, letting the
window reach narrower widths.

Fixes https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/gnome-clocks/issues/12.

Fixes https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/gnome-clocks/issues/13.

This will let the phone compositor maximize the dialog, putting the
entry upper in the screen, and hence minimizing the effects of the
keyboard hiding the search results.

Fixes https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/gnome-clocks/issues/14.

This will let the AM/PM mention flow to a second line, letting the
window reach narrower widths.

Fixes https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/gnome-clocks/issues/15.

It doesn't fit on phones and isn't very useful there.

Fixes https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/gnome-clocks/issues/17.

This should ensure window icons show up as expected in Phosh.

This avoids the empty stopwatch to look off-centered compared to the
timer.

This makes the dialog fit in a vertical phone screen.

This helps the dialog fit in a phone screen.

This is needed to ensure the view switcher will look good.

This is needed to access the embedded icons.

These will be used to represent the pages of the app when using
HdyViewSwitcher instead of GtkStackSwitcher.

This allows them to fit in a phone screen.

Go back to using "org.gnome.clocks.desktop" as it was in 3.30. The
appdata spec is very clear that the app ID is not supposed to change and
should be a unique identifier for the app across distributions.