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Keep tiles in a stable order (#2670) * Keep tiles in a stable order This introduces a new layer of abstraction on top of MediaViewModel: TileViewModel, which gives us a place to store data relating to tiles rather than their media, and also generally makes it easier to reason about tiles as they move about the call layout. I have created a class called TileStore to keep track of these tiles. This allows us to swap out the media shown on a tile as the spotlight speaker changes, and avoid moving tiles around unless they really need to jump between the visible/invisible regions of the layout. * Don't throttle spotlight updates Since we now assume that the spotlight and grid will be in sync (i.e. an active speaker in one will behave as an active speaker in the other), we don't want the spotlight to ever lag behind due to throttling. If this causes usability issues we should maybe look into making LiveKit's 'speaking' indicators less erratic first. * Make layout shifts due to a change in speaker less surprising Although we try now to avoid layout shifts due to the spotlight speaker changing wherever possible, a spotlight speaker coming from off screen can still trigger one. Let's shift the layout a bit more gracefully in this case. * Improve the tile ordering tests * Maximize the spotlight tile in portrait layout * Tell tiles whether they're actually visible in a more timely manner * Fix test * Fix speaking indicators logic * Improve readability of marbles * Fix test case --------- Co-authored-by: Hugh Nimmo-Smith <hughns@element.io>
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/*
Copyright 2024 New Vector Ltd.
SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only OR LicenseRef-Element-Commercial
Keep tiles in a stable order (#2670) * Keep tiles in a stable order This introduces a new layer of abstraction on top of MediaViewModel: TileViewModel, which gives us a place to store data relating to tiles rather than their media, and also generally makes it easier to reason about tiles as they move about the call layout. I have created a class called TileStore to keep track of these tiles. This allows us to swap out the media shown on a tile as the spotlight speaker changes, and avoid moving tiles around unless they really need to jump between the visible/invisible regions of the layout. * Don't throttle spotlight updates Since we now assume that the spotlight and grid will be in sync (i.e. an active speaker in one will behave as an active speaker in the other), we don't want the spotlight to ever lag behind due to throttling. If this causes usability issues we should maybe look into making LiveKit's 'speaking' indicators less erratic first. * Make layout shifts due to a change in speaker less surprising Although we try now to avoid layout shifts due to the spotlight speaker changing wherever possible, a spotlight speaker coming from off screen can still trigger one. Let's shift the layout a bit more gracefully in this case. * Improve the tile ordering tests * Maximize the spotlight tile in portrait layout * Tell tiles whether they're actually visible in a more timely manner * Fix test * Fix speaking indicators logic * Improve readability of marbles * Fix test case --------- Co-authored-by: Hugh Nimmo-Smith <hughns@element.io>
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Please see LICENSE in the repository root for full details.
*/
import { BehaviorSubject } from "rxjs";
import { logger } from "matrix-js-sdk/src/logger";
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import { type MediaViewModel, type UserMediaViewModel } from "./MediaViewModel";
Keep tiles in a stable order (#2670) * Keep tiles in a stable order This introduces a new layer of abstraction on top of MediaViewModel: TileViewModel, which gives us a place to store data relating to tiles rather than their media, and also generally makes it easier to reason about tiles as they move about the call layout. I have created a class called TileStore to keep track of these tiles. This allows us to swap out the media shown on a tile as the spotlight speaker changes, and avoid moving tiles around unless they really need to jump between the visible/invisible regions of the layout. * Don't throttle spotlight updates Since we now assume that the spotlight and grid will be in sync (i.e. an active speaker in one will behave as an active speaker in the other), we don't want the spotlight to ever lag behind due to throttling. If this causes usability issues we should maybe look into making LiveKit's 'speaking' indicators less erratic first. * Make layout shifts due to a change in speaker less surprising Although we try now to avoid layout shifts due to the spotlight speaker changing wherever possible, a spotlight speaker coming from off screen can still trigger one. Let's shift the layout a bit more gracefully in this case. * Improve the tile ordering tests * Maximize the spotlight tile in portrait layout * Tell tiles whether they're actually visible in a more timely manner * Fix test * Fix speaking indicators logic * Improve readability of marbles * Fix test case --------- Co-authored-by: Hugh Nimmo-Smith <hughns@element.io>
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import { GridTileViewModel, SpotlightTileViewModel } from "./TileViewModel";
import { fillGaps } from "../utils/iter";
import { debugTileLayout } from "../settings/settings";
function debugEntries(entries: GridTileData[]): string[] {
return entries.map((e) => e.media.member?.rawDisplayName ?? "[👻]");
}
let DEBUG_ENABLED = false;
debugTileLayout.value$.subscribe((value) => (DEBUG_ENABLED = value));
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class SpotlightTileData {
private readonly media$: BehaviorSubject<MediaViewModel[]>;
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public get media(): MediaViewModel[] {
return this.media$.value;
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}
public set media(value: MediaViewModel[]) {
this.media$.next(value);
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}
private readonly maximised$: BehaviorSubject<boolean>;
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public get maximised(): boolean {
return this.maximised$.value;
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}
public set maximised(value: boolean) {
this.maximised$.next(value);
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}
public readonly vm: SpotlightTileViewModel;
public constructor(media: MediaViewModel[], maximised: boolean) {
this.media$ = new BehaviorSubject(media);
this.maximised$ = new BehaviorSubject(maximised);
this.vm = new SpotlightTileViewModel(this.media$, this.maximised$);
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}
public destroy(): void {
this.vm.destroy();
}
}
class GridTileData {
private readonly media$: BehaviorSubject<UserMediaViewModel>;
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public get media(): UserMediaViewModel {
return this.media$.value;
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}
public set media(value: UserMediaViewModel) {
this.media$.next(value);
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}
public readonly vm: GridTileViewModel;
public constructor(media: UserMediaViewModel) {
this.media$ = new BehaviorSubject(media);
this.vm = new GridTileViewModel(this.media$);
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}
public destroy(): void {
this.vm.destroy();
}
}
/**
* A collection of tiles to be mapped to a layout.
*/
export class TileStore {
private constructor(
private readonly spotlight: SpotlightTileData | null,
private readonly grid: GridTileData[],
/**
* A number incremented on each update, just for debugging purposes.
*/
public readonly generation: number,
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) {}
public readonly spotlightTile = this.spotlight?.vm;
public readonly gridTiles = this.grid.map(({ vm }) => vm);
public readonly gridTilesByMedia = new Map(
this.grid.map(({ vm, media }) => [media, vm]),
);
/**
* Creates an an empty collection of tiles.
*/
public static empty(): TileStore {
return new TileStore(null, [], 0);
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}
/**
* Creates a builder which can be used to update the collection, passing
* ownership of the tiles to the updated collection.
*/
public from(visibleTiles: number): TileStoreBuilder {
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return new TileStoreBuilder(
this.spotlight,
this.grid,
(spotlight, grid) => new TileStore(spotlight, grid, this.generation + 1),
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visibleTiles,
this.generation,
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);
}
}
/**
* A builder for a new collection of tiles. Will reuse tiles and destroy unused
* tiles from a previous collection where appropriate.
*/
export class TileStoreBuilder {
private spotlight: SpotlightTileData | null = null;
private readonly prevSpotlightSpeaker =
this.prevSpotlight?.media.length === 1 &&
"speaking" in this.prevSpotlight.media[0] &&
this.prevSpotlight.media[0];
private readonly prevGridByMedia: Map<
MediaViewModel,
[GridTileData, number]
> = new Map(
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this.prevGrid.map((entry, i) => [entry.media, [entry, i]] as const),
);
// The total number of grid entries that we have so far
private numGridEntries = 0;
// A sparse array of grid entries which should be kept in the same spots as
// which they appeared in the previous grid
private readonly stationaryGridEntries: GridTileData[] = new Array(
this.prevGrid.length,
);
// Grid entries which should now enter the visible section of the grid
private readonly visibleGridEntries: GridTileData[] = [];
// Grid entries which should now enter the invisible section of the grid
private readonly invisibleGridEntries: GridTileData[] = [];
public constructor(
private readonly prevSpotlight: SpotlightTileData | null,
private readonly prevGrid: GridTileData[],
private readonly construct: (
spotlight: SpotlightTileData | null,
grid: GridTileData[],
) => TileStore,
private readonly visibleTiles: number,
/**
* A number incremented on each update, just for debugging purposes.
*/
private readonly generation: number,
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) {}
/**
* Sets the contents of the spotlight tile. If this is never called, there
* will be no spotlight tile.
*/
public registerSpotlight(media: MediaViewModel[], maximised: boolean): void {
if (DEBUG_ENABLED)
logger.debug(
`[TileStore, ${this.generation}] register spotlight: ${media.map((m) => m.member?.rawDisplayName ?? "[👻]")}`,
);
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if (this.spotlight !== null) throw new Error("Spotlight already set");
if (this.numGridEntries > 0)
throw new Error("Spotlight must be registered before grid tiles");
// Reuse the previous spotlight tile if it exists
if (this.prevSpotlight === null) {
this.spotlight = new SpotlightTileData(media, maximised);
} else {
this.spotlight = this.prevSpotlight;
this.spotlight.media = media;
this.spotlight.maximised = maximised;
}
}
/**
* Sets up a grid tile for the given media. If this is never called for some
* media, then that media will have no grid tile.
*/
public registerGridTile(media: UserMediaViewModel): void {
if (DEBUG_ENABLED)
logger.debug(
`[TileStore, ${this.generation}] register grid tile: ${media.member?.rawDisplayName ?? "[👻]"}`,
);
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if (this.spotlight !== null) {
// We actually *don't* want spotlight speakers to appear in both the
// spotlight and the grid, so they're filtered out here
if (!media.local && this.spotlight.media.includes(media)) return;
// When the spotlight speaker changes, we would see one grid tile appear
// and another grid tile disappear. This would be an undesirable layout
// shift, so instead what we do is take the speaker's grid tile and swap
// the media out, so it can remain where it is in the layout.
if (
media === this.prevSpotlightSpeaker &&
this.spotlight.media.length === 1 &&
"speaking" in this.spotlight.media[0] &&
this.prevSpotlightSpeaker !== this.spotlight.media[0]
) {
const prev = this.prevGridByMedia.get(this.spotlight.media[0]);
if (prev !== undefined) {
const [entry, prevIndex] = prev;
const previouslyVisible = prevIndex < this.visibleTiles;
const nowVisible = this.numGridEntries < this.visibleTiles;
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// If it doesn't need to move between the visible/invisible sections of
// the grid, then we can keep it where it was and swap the media
if (previouslyVisible === nowVisible) {
this.stationaryGridEntries[prevIndex] = entry;
// Do the media swap
entry.media = media;
this.prevGridByMedia.delete(this.spotlight.media[0]);
this.prevGridByMedia.set(media, prev);
} else {
// Create a new tile; this will cause a layout shift but I'm not
// sure there's any other straightforward option in this case
(nowVisible
? this.visibleGridEntries
: this.invisibleGridEntries
).push(new GridTileData(media));
}
this.numGridEntries++;
return;
}
}
}
// Was there previously a tile with this same media?
const prev = this.prevGridByMedia.get(media);
if (prev === undefined) {
// Create a new tile
(this.numGridEntries < this.visibleTiles
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? this.visibleGridEntries
: this.invisibleGridEntries
).push(new GridTileData(media));
} else {
// Reuse the existing tile
const [entry, prevIndex] = prev;
const previouslyVisible = prevIndex < this.visibleTiles;
const nowVisible = this.numGridEntries < this.visibleTiles;
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// If it doesn't need to move between the visible/invisible sections of
// the grid, then we can keep it exactly where it was previously
if (previouslyVisible === nowVisible)
this.stationaryGridEntries[prevIndex] = entry;
// Otherwise, queue this tile to be moved
else
(nowVisible ? this.visibleGridEntries : this.invisibleGridEntries).push(
entry,
);
}
this.numGridEntries++;
}
/**
* Constructs a new collection of all registered tiles, transferring ownership
* of the tiles to the new collection. Any tiles present in the previous
* collection but not the new collection will be destroyed.
*/
public build(): TileStore {
// Piece together the grid
const grid = [
...fillGaps(this.stationaryGridEntries, [
...this.visibleGridEntries,
...this.invisibleGridEntries,
]),
];
if (DEBUG_ENABLED) {
logger.debug(
`[TileStore, ${this.generation}] stationary: ${debugEntries(this.stationaryGridEntries)}`,
);
logger.debug(
`[TileStore, ${this.generation}] visible: ${debugEntries(this.visibleGridEntries)}`,
);
logger.debug(
`[TileStore, ${this.generation}] invisible: ${debugEntries(this.invisibleGridEntries)}`,
);
logger.debug(
`[TileStore, ${this.generation}] result: ${debugEntries(grid)}`,
);
}
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// Destroy unused tiles
if (this.spotlight === null && this.prevSpotlight !== null)
this.prevSpotlight.destroy();
const gridEntries = new Set(grid);
for (const entry of this.prevGrid)
if (!gridEntries.has(entry)) entry.destroy();
return this.construct(this.spotlight, grid);
}
}