This commit will bring:
- Gapless play! (Fix#739)
- Chunked queue shuffling - we play first track after first 50 queue items are shuffled, then we shuffle chunks of 50 queue items with each new animation frame.
- We can now restore original queue order after shuffling! (Part of #1506)
- Preloading whole tracks into LRU cache (Should fix#1812)
- Preloading multiple tracks at once
This commit will bring:
- Linking to other users with `@username`
- Linking to tags with `#tag`
- Opening external links in new tab (Fix#1647)
- Single line breaks to avoid confusion for non-technical users (Fix#1377)
- 😒 support...
- Email encoding in markdown
- Markdown editor now auto-resizes to accomodate content (Fix#1379)
NOTE: This only works in very few places. We need to wait for #1835 to have those features available widely
This commit provides following queue component enhancements:
- Use a virtual list to render queue items. We now render ~25-30 items at once compared to `queue.length` items. (Fix#1471)
- Faster queue opening and a smoother open animation. (Fix#1471)
- Faster song enqueueing: When enqueueing a playlist or an album, we modify the state only once compared to `tracks.length` modifications before.
- When opening the queue, current track is now already pre-scrolled and centered. This resolves an issue with big queues, where the track list was slowly scrolling to a random position.
- Dragging a track onto the edge of the track list will now scroll the container. You reorder a track from the very top to the very bottom even when you have 3000 tracks in the queue!
- Ability to use scroll wheel while reordering track items
- Track reordering on mobile devices! Currently dragging to edge is disabled
- Responsivity fixes
- Allow click outside modal (Fix#1581)
I've replaced `lodash` with `lodash-es`, so it can be tree-shaken
`~/modules` is a directory with application modules that run before app is mounted. Useful for configuration, web socket connection, and other stuff
`~/composables` is a directory with our custom composables. Much like `~/utils` but each util is in its own file
