lintunes/lintunes/theme.py

"""App-wide theming: highlight color and UI/text scale, driven by Preferences.

Everything that shows the highlight color (table/sidebar selection, the seek
slider's filled groove, the visualizer bars) reads QPalette.Highlight, so
recoloring is a palette swap. UI scale adjusts the app font, scrollbar
dimensions, and (via MainWindow.apply_ui_metrics) table row heights.
"""
from PyQt6.QtGui import QPalette, QColor, QFontDatabase, QIcon, QPixmap


# The font the now-playing panel wants by default. Not bundled (it's a
# proprietary Monotype face), so it's simply the head of the fallback chain
# below: whatever geometric sans this machine actually has wins, silently.
# Startup never asks — the user can override in Edit ▸ Preferences.
CENTURY_GOTHIC = "Century Gothic"

# Closest-first substitutes for Century Gothic. URW Gothic is the ITC Avant
# Garde clone CG derives from and ships with ghostscript, so it's present on
# most Linux boxes; TeX Gyre Adventor is its TeX-world descendant. Names must
# be spelled exactly as the family is registered — QFontDatabase does no fuzzy
# matching, which is why "Jost*" appears with its asterisk.
NOW_PLAYING_FALLBACKS = (
    CENTURY_GOTHIC,
    "URW Gothic", "URW Gothic L", "URW Gothic Book",
    "TeX Gyre Adventor",
    "Questrial", "Didact Gothic", "Jost*", "Jost", "Josefin Sans",
    "Poppins", "Futura", "Avant Garde", "ITC Avant Garde Gothic",
    "Montserrat", "Nunito Sans", "Nunito",
)


HIGHLIGHT_COLORS = {
    "blue": "#3584E4",
    "marigold": "#F5A623",
    "magenta": "#D6409F",
    "seafoam": "#7FD1AE",
    "gray": "#8A8A8A",
}

UI_SCALES = {
    "small": {"font_pt": 9, "scrollbar": 10, "row_height": 20, "header_strip": 28,
              "status_height": 22},
    "medium": {"font_pt": 11, "scrollbar": 14, "row_height": 24, "header_strip": 34,
               "status_height": 26},
    "large": {"font_pt": 13, "scrollbar": 18, "row_height": 28, "header_strip": 40,
              "status_height": 32},
}

_base_palette = None


# The five user-tunable grayscale surfaces. now-playing bg/text have fixed
# defaults (white/black); the rest default to whatever the base palette uses,
# so an untouched install looks exactly as it did before the feature existed.
_PALETTE_GRAY_ROLE = {
    "color_background": QPalette.ColorRole.Window,
    "color_stripe": QPalette.ColorRole.AlternateBase,
    "color_button": QPalette.ColorRole.AlternateBase,
}
_FIXED_GRAY_DEFAULT = {
    "color_now_playing_bg": 255,
    "color_now_playing_text": 0,
}


def _base() -> QPalette:
    """The app's original palette, captured once, used as the reference for
    highlight/grayscale overrides and for the sliders' 'current' defaults."""
    global _base_palette
    if _base_palette is None:
        from PyQt6.QtWidgets import QApplication
        app = QApplication.instance()
        _base_palette = QPalette(app.palette()) if app is not None else QPalette()
    return _base_palette


def gray(value) -> QColor:
    """A 0..255 lightness as an opaque gray QColor."""
    v = max(0, min(255, int(value)))
    return QColor(v, v, v)


def default_gray(key: str) -> int:
    """The slider's value when this surface hasn't been overridden — i.e. its
    current appearance, so showing the slider doesn't imply a change."""
    if key in _FIXED_GRAY_DEFAULT:
        return _FIXED_GRAY_DEFAULT[key]
    if key == "color_visualizer_gray":
        # Dim-mode bars derive from alternateBase dropped ~12% in lightness
        # (see VisualizerWidget._bar_color); mirror that so the slider shows
        # the current appearance.
        color = _base().color(QPalette.ColorGroup.Active,
                              QPalette.ColorRole.AlternateBase)
        h, s, l, a = color.getHslF()
        color.setHslF(h, s, l * 0.88, a)
    else:
        color = _base().color(QPalette.ColorGroup.Active,
                              _PALETTE_GRAY_ROLE[key])
    return round(0.299 * color.red() + 0.587 * color.green()
                 + 0.114 * color.blue())


def gray_value(prefs, key: str) -> int:
    """The 0..255 value to show/apply for a surface: the saved override, or the
    current default when the user hasn't touched it."""
    saved = prefs.get(key)
    return default_gray(key) if saved is None else max(0, min(255, int(saved)))


def swatch_icon(color_hex: str, size: int = 18) -> QIcon:
    """A flat square of `color_hex` — the icon on a color-choosing control."""
    pixmap = QPixmap(size, size)
    pixmap.fill(QColor(color_hex))
    return QIcon(pixmap)


def highlight_color(prefs) -> QColor:
    return QColor(HIGHLIGHT_COLORS.get(prefs.get("highlight"),
                                       HIGHLIGHT_COLORS["blue"]))


def scale_metrics(prefs) -> dict:
    return UI_SCALES.get(prefs.get("ui_scale"), UI_SCALES["medium"])


def apply_theme(app, prefs):
    base = _base()

    color = highlight_color(prefs)
    # Black text on light highlights, white on dark
    luminance = (0.299 * color.red() + 0.587 * color.green()
                 + 0.114 * color.blue()) / 255
    text = QColor("black") if luminance > 0.6 else QColor("white")

    palette = QPalette(base)
    groups = (QPalette.ColorGroup.Active, QPalette.ColorGroup.Inactive)
    for group in groups:
        palette.setColor(group, QPalette.ColorRole.Highlight, color)
        palette.setColor(group, QPalette.ColorRole.HighlightedText, text)
        palette.setColor(group, QPalette.ColorRole.Accent, color)
    # User grayscale overrides (None = leave the base color untouched). The
    # button-box color lives in transport.py, not the palette.
    background = prefs.get("color_background")
    if background is not None:
        for group in groups:
            palette.setColor(group, QPalette.ColorRole.Window, gray(background))
    stripe = prefs.get("color_stripe")
    if stripe is not None:
        for group in groups:
            palette.setColor(group, QPalette.ColorRole.AlternateBase, gray(stripe))
    app.setPalette(palette)

    metrics = scale_metrics(prefs)
    font = app.font()
    font.setPointSize(metrics["font_pt"])
    app.setFont(font)

    bar = metrics["scrollbar"]
    app.setStyleSheet(f"""
        QScrollBar:vertical {{ width: {bar}px; }}
        QScrollBar:horizontal {{ height: {bar}px; }}
        QScrollBar::handle {{ min-height: {bar * 2}px; min-width: {bar * 2}px; }}
    """)


def installed_families() -> set[str]:
    """Families Qt can actually resolve on this machine."""
    return set(QFontDatabase.families())


def auto_now_playing_family() -> str | None:
    """Best available face from NOW_PLAYING_FALLBACKS, or None for the app font.

    Deliberately uncached: a cache would go stale for tests that stub
    QFontDatabase, and for a font installed while the app is running.
    """
    families = installed_families()
    return next((f for f in NOW_PLAYING_FALLBACKS if f in families), None)


def now_playing_font_family(prefs) -> str | None:
    """Family the now-playing panel should use, or None for the app default.

    prefs["now_playing_font"] semantics:
      - missing/None : automatic → best available face from the fallback chain
      - ""           : user chose "same as the app" → always the app default
      - "Family"     : user picked a family → use it, or fall back to automatic
                       if it has since been uninstalled

    Never prompts and never blocks; an unavailable wish quietly becomes the
    nearest thing installed.
    """
    saved = prefs.get("now_playing_font")
    if saved == "":
        return None
    if saved:  # a previously chosen family
        return saved if saved in installed_families() else auto_now_playing_family()
    return auto_now_playing_family()