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[Enhancement]: Status finished / partly heard series #1113
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Originally created by @Hallo951 on GitHub (Apr 27, 2023).
Describe the feature/enhancement
It would be very nice to have a visual feature in the series view for series that have been started, just as it is now for series that have been completed. I imagine it like this:
Finished series = green bar (already implemented in the web interface)
Started series = yellow bar (does not exist yet)
Series not started = no bar (already implemented on the web interface)
@advplyr commented on GitHub (Apr 29, 2023):
This is how I implemented this.
Example 1
1 of the 10 books in this series is finished, the next book hasn't been started yet. (10% yellow progress bar)
Example 2
1 book finished, 1 book started. (66% yellow progress bar)
Example 3
4 books finished, 1 book started. (100% yellow progress bar)
Example 4
All books finished
@Hallo951 commented on GitHub (May 1, 2023):
Wow, that's really not bad. I'm just not so sure if what you've built isn't a bit too much of a good thing. For example, if you have your case 1, I could imagine that you don't see it at all in the big overview because the bar is so short.
Therefore a new suggestion. How about leaving the bar length always the same and working with different colors instead of the bar length? You could take a color gradient from red to green and then step it every 10% so that you end up with 10 different colors that indicate the hearing progress. I think that would be a bit clearer than changing the bar length.
What do you think about this?
@vsuh commented on GitHub (May 2, 2023):
It seems to me that for the deaf-eyed, a label like "4/6" would be more understandable
@Hallo951 commented on GitHub (May 3, 2023):
@advply What do you think about my proposal?
@advplyr commented on GitHub (May 3, 2023):
I don't think changing the bar color would be more clear then changing the bar length. The bar length is how we currently show progress on individual items.
In addition to the bar length we could change the label "4/6". I'm not sure it would be clear what the "4" means though.
@vsuh commented on GitHub (May 4, 2023):
"4/6" - fourth book of six in this series
@Hallo951 commented on GitHub (May 5, 2023):
Is it possible for you to implement a fixed bar length gradient in addition to your solution, so that the display type can be selected in the settings?
This would be great and should not be difficult to implement as you have already implemented your solution.
@advplyr commented on GitHub (May 6, 2023):
Added in v2.2.20
I didn't have time to revise the current implementation before this release. I'm also not sold on any of the ideas mentioned so I think this will need some more user feedback.
Feel free to open another issue for more updates but try out the current update first. I don't think a color gradient on the progress bar would be added but I'm open to more user feedback.
@skyzuma commented on GitHub (May 6, 2023):
i think the best way is the length of the cover ... if we have 6 books: 1st cover = % of cover length (25% = 1/4 of cover length /// 50% = middle of the cover /// 100% = end of the cover) ...
edit: the limit is 10 cover so this would not work, sry ... maybe the numbers ...
and numbers in the line of the titlename maybe a green number for readed book, yellow for "not finished" books and normal (white) color for "not yet readed" ... like:
"titlename (2 (green color) | 2 (yellow color) | 2 (white color (normal color like the titlename)))