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Summary by Sourcery
Enable drag-and-drop file input in the UI by migrating to tkdnd.TkinterDnD.Tk, grouping widgets in a main frame, updating to dark mode, and adding drop handlers with preview support
New Features:
- Add drag-and-drop file support for source and target selection using tkdnd.TkinterDnD.Tk integration
- Introduce handle_drop_source and handle_drop_target handlers to process dropped files and render previews
Enhancements:
- Switch UI root from CTk to tkdnd.TkinterDnD.Tk and encapsulate widgets in a main frame
- Set appearance mode to dark and apply custom background colors
Reviewer's Guide
Refactor create_root to use a tkdnd.TkinterDnD root with dark mode and a main_frame layout, reparent all widgets under this container, integrate drag-and-drop support with new handlers, and remove unused NSFW filter code.
Class diagram for updated UI root and drag-and-drop handlers
classDiagram
class TkinterDnD_Tk {
+minsize()
+title()
+configure(bg)
+protocol()
}
class CTkFrame {
+pack()
}
class CTkLabel {
+place()
+drop_target_register()
+dnd_bind()
+configure(image)
}
class CTkButton {
+place()
+drop_target_register()
+dnd_bind()
}
class handle_drop_source {
+__call__(event)
}
class handle_drop_target {
+__call__(event)
}
TkinterDnD_Tk <|-- CTkFrame
CTkFrame <|-- CTkLabel
CTkFrame <|-- CTkButton
CTkLabel <.. handle_drop_source : dnd_bind
CTkButton <.. handle_drop_source : dnd_bind
CTkLabel <.. handle_drop_target : dnd_bind
CTkButton <.. handle_drop_target : dnd_bind
File-Level Changes
| Change | Details | Files |
|---|---|---|
| Root initialization and appearance adjustment |
|
modules/ui.py |
| Reparented UI widgets under main_frame container |
|
modules/ui.py |
| Integrated drag-and-drop support for source and target selection |
|
modules/ui.py |
| Removed unused NSFW filter code |
|
modules/ui.py |
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