gi-gio-hs-list-model: Haskell implementation of GListModel interface from gi-gio

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Dependencies base (>=4.14.1.0 && <4.15), containers, gi-gio, gi-gobject, haskell-gi-base [details]
License LGPL-2.1-only
Author Akshay Mankar
Maintainer itsakshaymankar@gmail.com
Category Graphics
Home page https://git.coop/akshay/gi-gio-hs-list-model#gi-gio-hs-list-model
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Source repo head: git clone https://git.coop/akshay/gi-gio-hs-list-model.git
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gi-gio-hs-list-model

This library implements the GListModelInterface which is required for using ListView. The library can be used in two ways:

  1. use the provided SeqStore which uses a Seq underneath to store the list, or
  2. implement functions required for CustomStoreImpl in the way SeqStore does.

Example use of SeqStore with ListView

data Person = Person { name :: Text, age :: Int }

mkListView :: IO Gtk.ListView
mkListView workChan messageViewStore = do
  factory <- new Gtk.SignalListItemFactory [ On #setup createEmptyItem
                                           , On #bind populateItem
                                           ]

  model <- seqStoreNew [ Person "Faizal Khan" 30
                       , Person "Ramadhir Singh" 60
                       ]

  selection <- new Gtk.SingleSelection [#model := model]
  new Gtk.ListView [ #model := selection, #factory := factory]

createEmptyItem :: Gtk.ListItem -> IO ()
createEmptyItem listItem = do
  label <- new Gtk.Label []
  set listItem [#child := label]

populateItem :: Gtk.ListItem -> IO ()
populateItem listItem = do
  item <- fromJust <$> get listItem #item
  person <- fromJust <$> CustomStoreItem.fromObject @Person storeItem

  child <- fromJust <$> get convListItem #child
  label <- fromJust <$> Gtk.castTo Gtk.Label child
  set label [ #label := name person <> ", " <> Text.pack (show (age person)) ]