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  • It seems networkStatus doesn't provide a connectivity attribute and PlasmaNM.NetworkManager doesn't have a Full either:

     undefined
        
    console.log(Object.keys(networkStatus))
    qml: [objectName,activeConnections,networkStatus,objectNameChanged,activeConnectionsChanged,networkStatusChanged]
    
      
     undefined
        
    networkStatus.connectivity !== PlasmaNM.NetworkManager.Full
    .../contents/ui/main.qml:150: TypeError: Cannot read property 'Full' of undefined
    
      
  • that would be ideal! but I can't seem to find a way to do it natively without some C++ library like this one?

  • KDE @lemmy.kde.social
    fkfd @lemmy.ml

    How to get network status in QML?

    I wrote an applet that makes an API call every 10 minutes, but I want it to show a message if the computer is offline. This means I need to get the network status within QML. I thought a DataEngine might be available, but there isn't.

    I read the code for plasma-nm and found this solution hack:

     undefined
        
    import org.kde.plasma.networkmanagement 0.2 as PlasmaNM
    PlasmaNM.NetworkStatus {
        id: networkStatus
    }
    PlasmaComponents3.Label {
        visible: networkStatus.networkStatus != "Connected"
        text: i18n("Network disconnected")
    }
    
      

    But I think comparing strings is a terrible way because I don't know what will happen in other locales.

    Is there a better way?

    Link to my code

  • ocaml: the socdem of programming languages

  • the art of (surviving) browsing @lemmy.ml
    fkfd @lemmy.ml

    utab: New Tab, but better

    I started this project a few weeks ago for my transition from Firefox to Falkon, and I've been using it ever since. It's a daemon running on a local port for all web browsers to access. It now provides two features: Top Sites, inspired by Firefox's new tab, and a search bar with customizable engines, inspired by DDG's bangs (but it's a slash instead of a bang, to save you a shift press).

    Check out the source code (0BSD): utab

    utab is almost definitely not what you exactly wanted, given its intentionally limited config options and features, but given the power of free software anyone can build upon it themselves.

    Also, it is 100% JavaScript-free.

    Creepy @lemmy.ml
    fkfd @lemmy.ml

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