nextcloud
Avatar handling
- [ ] Android @tobiasKaminsky https://github.com/nextcloud/android/pull/7098
- [ ] Desktop @er-vin
- [ ] iOS @marinofaggiana
- [ ] Server @nextcloud/server-triage
As discussed with @jancborchardt:
- share links:
- primary background color (currently it is always nc blue)
- fitting icon color
- email, others with access, projects, internal link:
- #ededed as background (always, independent from theming)
- black icon
- 1:1 conversation:
- user avatar
- fallback: primary background, talk icon
- group conversation:
- primary background, talk icon
- share to group:
- primary background, multiple user icon
- federated share:
- user avatar
- fallback: 2 initials with computed color
- circle:
- #ededed
- black circle on front, with 1,2, dots to reflect "permission"
- name (type)
- icon smaller as like "internal shares"
Grey is "ededed" in light mode with black icon, "#222" in dark mode, with white icon
Currently there is no way to distinguish share to a 1:1 conversation or to a group, right? @nickvergessen
So server is already like that, right?
Well, server does not allow Talk to provide an icon and forces the first letter of whatever the display name is
Currently there is no way to distinguish share to a 1:1 conversation or to a group, right?
Well the room has this info, the question is how an app can provide it the sharing front end or how apps can do things in the sharing to define an icon.
group conversation:
- primary background, talk icon
It should currently be the public/group icon on grey background like in talk, and in the next versions we will add the option to upload an image for a conversation and in that case it should use that icon
So server is already like that, right?
No: email is primary color, but should be ededed/2222 others with access / internal is wrong background color, should also be ededed/222 with black/white icon
This is current new state on Android:
Missing
- [ ] distinguish between types of circle
- [ ] distinguish between 1:1 / group conversation
