- Removed unused imports from various test files to streamline code.
- Cleaned up whitespace in test cases for better consistency.
- Updated dependency management in `uv.lock` to reflect changes in optional dependencies.
- Ensured all tests maintain functionality while enhancing clarity and organization.
Benefits of libadwaita:
- Modern, polished UI following GNOME Human Interface Guidelines
- Professional HeaderBar with proper navigation button grouping
- Better visual hierarchy and spacing
- Consistent with modern GNOME applications
- Built on GTK 4, same foundation as before
Changes:
- Replace Gtk.ApplicationWindow with Adw.ApplicationWindow
- Use Gtk.HeaderBar for professional top bar with navigation buttons
- Improve address bar presentation (placeholder text, better sizing)
- Add CSS classes for consistent styling (linked, suggested-action, toolbar)
- Better tooltip support for navigation buttons
- Add visual frame around tabs bar
- Improved status bar styling with toolbar class
- Adw.init() called during window creation
UI Improvements:
- Navigation buttons (Back/Forward/Reload) now grouped with linked styling
- Go button highlighted with suggested-action styling
- Address bar uses placeholder text instead of default value
- Better spacing and margins throughout
- More professional appearance overall
All tests passing (23/23 in core modules)
- Add tests for URL parsing, cookies, HTML/CSS parsing
- Add tests for browser/tab management and history
- Add tests for layout and rendering components
- Configure pytest with coverage reporting
- Add test documentation and runner commands
- All 54 tests passing
- Added README.md with project description, building instructions, and development milestones.
- Created the project structure with directories for source code, assets, and tests.
- Implemented a basic entry point in main.py with argument parsing and logging configuration.
- Developed preliminary browser orchestration in browser.py, including tab management and navigation.
- Established a GTK-based UI framework in chrome.py, integrating key UI components including the address bar and navigation buttons.
- Incorporated HTTP request handling in http.py, with enhanced logging of requests and responses.
- Added initial assets: logo and images for browser UI.
- Configured dependencies in pyproject.toml for development and runtime environments.
- Initialized version control with uv.lock for dependency management.
