Show itinerary info

[ChristophWurst]

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[jancborchardt]

Very nice! Only some small issues at the moment:

• If I click one of the "Plus"-Buttons in a list with multiple itinerary steps, all of them show a spinner
• The button should ideally not only be a plus but a full "Add to Calendar" button, which in case of multiple calendars shows a popover → we need a component here (follow-up)
• The min-width is a bit wide, meaning on smartphones stuff overflows to the right. Could be fixed by wrapping the part with the reservation code below the flight name. (Have tried with white-space: CSS but didn’t work?

Otherwise we should really make sure to check with different companies, platforms etc so we make sure we show itinerary info from the most common ones. :)

[ChristophWurst]

Otherwise we should really make sure to check with different companies, platforms etc so we make sure we show itinerary info from the most common ones. :)

This is out of scope for us. https://community.kde.org/KDE_PIM/KItinerary/Supported_Providers is the limiting factor here. Anything they support will show up here.

[ChristophWurst]

3c6c2b7 fixes the issue that the special flagged inbox didn't work before as we tried to open an IMAP mailbox that only virtually exists. @mario you don't know that I know but you ran into this. Props to Sentry for capturing this :)

[ChristophWurst]

* If I click one of the "Plus"-Buttons in a list with multiple itinerary steps, all of them show a spinner

Not reproducible here.

* The min-width is a bit wide, meaning on smartphones stuff overflows to the right. Could be fixed by wrapping the part with the reservation code below the flight name. (Have tried with `white-space:` CSS but didn’t work?

Can be fixed in a follow-up

[StCyr]

Don't know how to test this.

I'm guesssing this needs Linux/KDE for it to be effective.

Anyway it builds, upgrade, and runs properly here.

[ChristophWurst]

Don't know how to test this.

I'm guesssing this needs Linux/KDE for it to be effective.

Just open an email with something like a train ticket or flight ticket.

It works out of the box, but not on all systems. If you don't run Linux x86_64 it won't show anything.

Make sure you install composer dependencies with composer install :)

[rullzer]

Skimmed over the code. Looks good. But I have been using it for some time and does the trick. 🚀