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pragma ComponentBehavior: Bound
// Souveraine fork of ii's CookieClock. One change: the category-preset gate
// reads cookie.aiPreset instead of cookie.aiStyling (see the comment at
// setClockPreset). Diff against ii-base before re-applying if ii updates.
import qs.services
import qs.modules.common
import qs.modules.common.widgets
import qs.modules.common.functions
import QtQuick
import QtQuick.Layouts
import Qt5Compat.GraphicalEffects
import Quickshell.Io
import qs.modules.ii.background.widgets.clock.dateIndicator
import qs.modules.ii.background.widgets.clock.minuteMarks
Item {
id: root
readonly property string clockStyle: Config.options.background.widgets.clock.style
property real implicitSize: 230
property color colShadow: Appearance.colors.colShadow
property color colBackground: Appearance.colors.colPrimaryContainer
property color colOnBackground: ColorUtils.mix(Appearance.colors.colSecondary, Appearance.colors.colPrimaryContainer, 0.15)
property color colBackgroundInfo: ColorUtils.mix(Appearance.colors.colPrimary, Appearance.colors.colPrimaryContainer, 0.55)
property color colHourHand: Appearance.colors.colPrimary
property color colMinuteHand: Appearance.colors.colTertiary
property color colSecondHand: Appearance.colors.colPrimary
readonly property list<string> clockNumbers: DateTime.time.split(/[: ]/)
readonly property int clockHour: parseInt(clockNumbers[0]) % 12
readonly property int clockMinute: DateTime.clock.minutes
readonly property int clockSecond: DateTime.clock.seconds
implicitWidth: implicitSize
implicitHeight: implicitSize
function applyStyle(sides, dialStyle, hourHandStyle, minuteHandStyle, secondHandStyle, dateStyle) {
Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.sides = sides
Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.dialNumberStyle = dialStyle
Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.hourHandStyle = hourHandStyle
Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.minuteHandStyle = minuteHandStyle
Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.secondHandStyle = secondHandStyle
Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.dateStyle = dateStyle
}
function setClockPreset(category) {
// Souveraine fork (2026-08-05): gate is cookie.aiPreset, not
// cookie.aiStyling. Upstream runs both the wallpaper-categorizer
// (switchwall.sh) and this preset override off the one flag, so
// turning categorization on rewrote users' configured clock styles
// via applyStyle. aiStyling stays true for the pipeline; this
// surface only moves when aiPreset is explicitly on. Verbatim
// upstream otherwise.
if (!Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.aiPreset) return;
if (category === "") return;
print("[Cookie clock] Setting clock preset for category: " + category)
// "abstract", "anime", "city", "minimalist", "landscape", "plants", "person", "space"
if (category == "abstract") {
applyStyle(9, "none", "fill", "medium", "dot", "bubble")
} else if (category == "anime") {
applyStyle(7, "none", "fill", "bold", "dot", "bubble")
} else if (category == "city" || category == "space") {
applyStyle(23, "full", "hollow", "thin", "classic", "bubble")
} else if (category == "minimalist") {
applyStyle(6, "none", "fill", "bold", "dot", "hide")
} else if (category == "landscape") {
applyStyle(14, "full", "hollow", "medium", "classic", "bubble")
} else if (category == "plants") {
applyStyle(9, "dots", "fill", "bold", "dot", "border")
} else if (category == "person") {
applyStyle(14, "full", "classic", "classic", "classic", "rect")
}
}
FileView {
id: categoryFileView
path: Config.ready ? Directories.generatedWallpaperCategoryPath : ""
watchChanges: true
onFileChanged: reload()
onLoaded: {
root.setClockPreset(categoryFileView.text().trim())
}
}
property bool useSineCookie: Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.useSineCookie
StyledDropShadow {
target: root.useSineCookie ? sineCookieLoader : roundedPolygonCookieLoader
RotationAnimation on rotation {
running: Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.constantlyRotate
duration: 30000
easing.type: Easing.Linear
loops: Animation.Infinite
from: 360
to: 0
}
}
Loader {
id: sineCookieLoader
z: 0
visible: false // The DropShadow already draws it
active: root.useSineCookie
sourceComponent: SineCookie {
implicitSize: root.implicitSize
sides: Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.sides
color: root.colBackground
}
}
Loader {
id: roundedPolygonCookieLoader
z: 0
visible: false // The DropShadow already draws it
active: !root.useSineCookie
sourceComponent: MaterialCookie {
implicitSize: root.implicitSize
sides: Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.sides
color: root.colBackground
}
}
// Hour/minutes numbers/dots/lines
MinuteMarks {
anchors.fill: parent
color: root.colOnBackground
}
// Stupid extra hour marks in the middle
FadeLoader {
id: hourMarksLoader
anchors.centerIn: parent
shown: Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.hourMarks
sourceComponent: HourMarks {
implicitSize: 135 * (1.75 - 0.75 * hourMarksLoader.opacity)
color: root.colOnBackground
colOnBackground: ColorUtils.mix(root.colBackgroundInfo, root.colOnBackground, 0.5)
}
}
// Number column in the middle
FadeLoader {
id: timeColumnLoader
anchors.centerIn: parent
shown: Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.timeIndicators
scale: 1.4 - 0.4 * timeColumnLoader.shown
Behavior on scale {
animation: Appearance.animation.elementResize.numberAnimation.createObject(this)
}
sourceComponent: TimeColumn {
color: root.colBackgroundInfo
}
}
// Minute hand
FadeLoader {
anchors.fill: parent
z: 1
shown: Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.minuteHandStyle !== "hide"
sourceComponent: MinuteHand {
anchors.fill: parent
clockMinute: root.clockMinute
style: Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.minuteHandStyle
color: root.colMinuteHand
}
}
// Hour hand
FadeLoader {
anchors.fill: parent
z: item?.style === "hollow" ? 0 : 2
shown: Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.hourHandStyle !== "hide"
sourceComponent: HourHand {
clockHour: root.clockHour
clockMinute: root.clockMinute
style: Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.hourHandStyle
color: root.colHourHand
}
}
// Second hand
FadeLoader {
id: secondHandLoader
z: (Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.secondHandStyle === "line") ? 2 : 3
shown: Config.options.time.secondPrecision && Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.secondHandStyle !== "hide"
anchors.fill: parent
sourceComponent: SecondHand {
id: secondHand
clockSecond: root.clockSecond
style: Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.secondHandStyle
color: root.colSecondHand
}
}
// Center dot
FadeLoader {
z: 4
anchors.centerIn: parent
shown: Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.minuteHandStyle !== "bold"
sourceComponent: Rectangle {
color: Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.minuteHandStyle === "medium" ? root.colBackground : root.colMinuteHand
implicitWidth: 6
implicitHeight: implicitWidth
radius: width / 2
}
}
// Date
FadeLoader {
anchors.fill: parent
shown: Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.dateStyle !== "hide"
sourceComponent: DateIndicator {
color: root.colBackgroundInfo
style: Config.options.background.widgets.clock.cookie.dateStyle
}
}
// Double tap summons Annie. Casey, 2026-08-05: *"I double tap on the clock
// widget and I get the avatar."* The desktop clock, not the bar's — this is
// the one on the wallpaper, on home, where she has room to stand.
//
// A toggle, because the same gesture has to be the way out: a presence you
// cannot dismiss is the user's column being ignored (doctrine §13). The
// flip/fade/puff the clock should do on the way is deliberately not here
// yet — the trigger first, the theatre after.
// Touching the singleton here is what constructs it. Quickshell builds
// singletons lazily, so `Face`'s IpcHandler did not register until
// something reached for it — `qs ipc call face status` answered "Target not
// found" while the double tap below worked fine, because the tap was the
// first reference. The dial and the agent both need it addressable before
// anyone has tapped anything.
readonly property bool faceUp: Face.joined
// She takes this spot, so the clock gets out of it.
//
// `Face.rigPresent` used to be read here for the same construct-the-
// singleton reason and **no such property exists** — the pre-flight rig
// check was deleted from `Face.qml` (a guard that answered false for a
// directory that was plainly there) and this reference was left behind,
// binding to `undefined` ever since. `joined` is real, and it is also the
// thing worth watching, so the touch and the meaning are the same read.
opacity: root.faceUp ? 0 : 1
scale: root.faceUp ? 0.86 : 1
// Out faster than in. Arriving is her entrance and wants to be seen;
// leaving is just the clock getting out of the way, and a slow fade there
// reads as lag rather than as motion. The 0.86 shrink is the same value
// the overview cards use for their intro, so the two pieces of theatre on
// this device move alike rather than each inventing a number.
Behavior on opacity {
NumberAnimation {
duration: root.faceUp ? 180 : 260
easing.type: Easing.OutCubic
}
}
Behavior on scale {
NumberAnimation {
duration: root.faceUp ? 180 : 260
easing.type: Easing.OutCubic
}
}
MouseArea {
anchors.fill: parent
acceptedButtons: Qt.LeftButton
// A faded clock is not a target. Without this the way back is a double
// tap on an invisible object, which is not a way back — it is a thing
// you have to already know. Dismissing her is a double tap on *her*
// instead, which is the same gesture in the same place as summoning.
enabled: !root.faceUp
// Above the clock's children, not below. `z: -1` was the first guess
// and it is why the first version did nothing: the clock's own visual
// items sit at the default z, so the handler was underneath every one
// of them. Nothing here competes for the tap — the clock has no other
// input at all, and never has.
z: 1
property real lastTapAt: -1
onClicked: {
const now = Date.now();
console.log("[face] clock tap at " + now
+ " (delta " + (lastTapAt > 0 ? now - lastTapAt : -1) + ")");
if (lastTapAt > 0 && now - lastTapAt <= 350) {
lastTapAt = -1;
Face.toggle();
} else {
lastTapAt = now;
}
}
}
}