forked from akai/readest
Huang Xin
57868a138e
The Integrations section is now one Cloud Sync chooser: Readest Cloud,
WebDAV, and Google Drive as radio rows, Readest Cloud first, with a
scope subtitle stating what the choice governs (library data, on this
device) and what always stays with the Readest account (settings,
statistics, dictionaries).
- Activation helpers move to services (cloudSyncActivation.ts) and
accept 'readest' (= no third-party provider active); the component
module re-exports for existing imports.
- Row status lines come from a pure, fully-tested state matrix
(cloudSyncStatus.ts) so every string is enumerated in one place:
signed-out / loading / active / available for Readest Cloud;
not connected / configured / paused / syncing / sync failed /
book-file-uploads-off warning / active for third-party rows. The
paused state renders on the affected third-party row (the plan sketch
placed it on the Readest row; the provider that is paused is the
third-party one).
- The Readest Cloud row opens an inline sub-page (SubPageHeader + the
storage/translation Quota + a NavigationRow out to Account) instead of
ejecting from the Settings dialog; signed-out taps go to login and the
radio is unchecked and disabled, so an idle signed-out state never
shows a checked radio while nothing syncs.
- Premium-gated builds keep the Readest Cloud row and show the upgrade
prompt only in place of the third-party rows.
- Two-direction capability Tips in the WebDAV/Drive sub-pages spell out
both what syncs only to the user's server and what still flows through
the Readest account; the Upload Book Files description notes that
Readest Cloud uploads pause while the provider is selected.
- Manage Sync book/progress/note rows swap their description to
'Managed by {{provider}}...' via the existing locked-row pattern while
a third-party provider is selected; the toggles stay interactive and
persist since they govern the native channels after switch-back.
- The chooser rows form a radiogroup (native same-name radios provide
arrow-key group movement) with an accessible group label.
Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>