Change Request: theme priorities in pkgdb
Mike McGrath
mmcgrath at redhat.com
Thu Mar 25 21:19:17 UTC 2010
On Thu, 25 Mar 2010, Toshio Kuratomi wrote:
> Christopher Aillon brought up a problem in the current icon code for
> PackageDB. It seems that mozilla is sensitive to the icon that is
> associated with the firefox web browser. So we shouldn't be showing icons
> other than the default or hicolor icon set for firefox or risk trademark
> repurcussions.
>
> I've removed the other icons from the pkgdb for now but newer packages with
> icons for firefox that get imported into the database could potentially
> occur at any time.
>
> Martin Bacovsky has a small patch for pkgdb that prioritises the themes that
> are used when choosing an icon. That should be enough to always choose
> a proper icon for displaying alongside firefox.
>
> Could I get two +1s for applying this to the app servers?
>
> === modified file 'pkgdb/applications.py'
> --- pkgdb/applications.py 2010-03-15 16:26:59 +0000
> +++ pkgdb/applications.py 2010-03-25 12:30:12 +0000
> @@ -38,7 +38,7 @@
>
> from pkgdb.model import Comment, Application, Icon, IconName, PackageBuild
> from pkgdb.model import Tag, Usage, ApplicationUsage, ApplicationTag
> -from pkgdb.model import MimeType
> +from pkgdb.model import MimeType, Theme
> from pkgdb.lib.utils import mod_grp
> from pkgdb import release, _
> from pkgdb.lib.text_utils import excerpt
> @@ -531,15 +531,18 @@
> def show(self, *app_name):
> app_name = '/'.join(app_name)
>
> - # TODO: themes
> - icon_data = session.query(Icon.icon)\
> - .join(Icon.name, IconName.applications)\
> + icon_data = session.query(Theme.name, Icon.icon)\
> + .join(Icon.name, IconName.applications, Icon.theme)\
> .filter(Application.name==app_name)\
> - .first()
> + .all()
> +
> if not icon_data:
> redirect('/static/images/noicon.png')
>
> - return str(icon_data[0])
> + icons = dict(icon_data)
> +
> + # icon theme priority: default > hicolor > whatever
> + return str(icons.get('default', None) or icons.get('hicolor', None) or icons[icons.keys()[0]])
>
>
> -Toshio
>
I don't see this as harmful.
+1
-Mike
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