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Added next run and last run time to timers display. #4503

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@dperpeet @petervo I need moment.js in this. i did like this selinux/moment to get moment as of now. Can u tell me how to add moment right way?
@andreasn can u look into designs here?
screenshot from 2016-05-30 16-41-55

also what should I do when it shows last run 46 years ago i.e 1970 ?

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petervo commented May 30, 2016

You should rebase this on the latest master.

To use moment you should create a link in your directory to the moment.js file in bower_components and then change the makefile to include it in the bundle for this package. You can see an example of this in either the selinux, kubernetes or ostree package.

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@andreasn why does the disabled section has a different style than enabled and static ?

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andreasn commented Jun 2, 2016

What do you mean more specifically?
That they don't have the "Previous Run" and "Next Run"? or that they are kind of centered in the middle of the table?

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harishanand95 commented Jun 2, 2016

@andreasn Previous run and next run is what I added extra. Is it okay? Is the repetition of the words next run and last run for each of entry good?
and yes I was actually talking about the id's being centered in the middle for disable? Why is that? I felt it would have been nice to have it like enabled and static.

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screenshot from 2016-06-06 15-01-31
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@@ -127,4 +131,4 @@ update-lib:: update-bower
$(JSMODULE) -m -d jquery -o $(srcdir)/pkg/systemd/bootstrap-datepicker.js \
$(BOWER)/bootstrap-datepicker/dist/js/bootstrap-datepicker.js
$(JSMODULE) -m -d jquery -o $(srcdir)/pkg/systemd/bootstrap-combobox.js \
$(BOWER)/bootstrap-combobox/js/bootstrap-combobox.js
$(BOWER)/bootstrap-combobox/js/bootstrap-combobox.js
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missing newline

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looks good, but there is still some work to be done

if (name.indexOf("@") != -1) {

if ( name.slice(-5) == "timer")
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whitespace, better: if (name

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harishanand95 commented Jun 16, 2016

screenshot from 2016-06-16 23-10-17

@dperpeet I have changed next run time and last trigger time from relative time to calendar time-stamp.
Sorry abt the indentation and spaces

next_run_time = timer_unit.NextElapseUSecRealtime;
}
unit.NextRunTime = moment(next_run_time/1000).calendar();
}
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I found in init.js that variables are written like next_run_time, active_state, systemd_manager etc while properties of unit are like unit.LoadState, unit.UnitFileState, unit.CombinedState et cetera.
so I think having properties as unit.NextRunTime, unit.LastTriggerTime and variables as next_run_time is better than changing?

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I found in init.js that variables are written like next_run_time, active_state, systemd_manager etc while properties of unit are like unit.LoadState, unit.UnitFileState, unit.CombinedState et cetera.
so I think having properties as unit.NextRunTime, unit.LastTriggerTime and variables as next_run_time is better than changing?

Old cockpit code uses the underscore notation. In newer code, we've switched to the way most of the other js code seems to be written: camelCase.

The exposed DBUS properties (e.g. unit.NextRunTime) are actually a special case, since that is a DBUS convention. Cockpit API will automatically expose the properties if they begin with a capital letter.

Looking at your code again, I believe you did this right - you can remain consistent with the current code.

@dperpeet dperpeet added question Further information is requested and removed needswork labels Jun 20, 2016
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b.wait_visible('#services')
m.execute("systemctl start test.timer")
b.wait_in_text(svc_sel('test.timer'), "Today")
b.wait_in_text(svc_sel('test.timer'), "unknown")
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testservices-testbasic-timer

@dperpeet The test checks if test.timer shows "Today" as part of next run and "unknown" in last trigger time.

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the labels "Next Run Time" and "Last Trigger Time" sounds a bit off to me.
Could it be just "Next Run" and "Last Trigger" instead?
That it's times you'll be able to see from the fact that the labels are times and dates.

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@andreasn removed "Time" from Next Run Time and Last Trigger Time and also added few deleted new lines that was already present in the code.
screenshot from 2016-06-23 17-43-11

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Can current state be just "State"?

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@andreasn Corrected
screenshot from 2016-06-23 18-19-49

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Looks good to me.
Thanks for fixing this!

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b.click('#services-filter :nth-child(4)')
b.wait_visible('#services')
m.execute("systemctl start test.timer")
b.wait_in_text(svc_sel('test.timer'), "Today")
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I think this is our most common source for race conditions in our tests: before you can wait for the text to be there, you should first wait for the element o be present.
In this case, add a line before: b.wait_present(svc_sel('test.timer'))

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also, make sure that svc_sel('test.timer') is exactly the selector you want to use here

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There's a merge conflict - can you please rebase on master and squash the commits into one? Thanks!

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@andreasn Right now this code doesn't update the display, it only shows the time differences (e.g. "in 5 seconds") on load. I think this is ok for now. Do you agree?

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@dperpeet yeah, I think it's all right for now, but I would like it to be fixed as a followup.

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