Full Screen mode listener & close method

paodb commented 5 months ago

Close #130.

This PR adds a listener to know whether the map is in full screen mode. Also a method to allow to close the full scrren mode programmatically was added.

The enhancement is based on this investigation https://github.com/FlowingCode/GoogleMapsAddon/issues/130#issuecomment-2153396439

The example in the comment would now be reduced to add a FullScreenEvent listener by calling addFullScreenListener and calling closeFullScreen method if full screen mode is on:

private boolean isFullScreen = false;
...

Button openDialogButton = new Button("Open Dialog", e -> {
Dialog d = new Dialog(new Span("I'm a dialog"));
...
if (isFullScreen) { // if full screen is on, close it so dialog can be visible
   gmaps.closeFullScreen();
}
d.open();
});
...

// add listener to know if full screen mode is on 
gmaps.addFullScreenListener(e -> this.isFullScreen = e.isFullScreen());

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Introduced full-screen mode handling for Google Maps.
- Added functionality to listen for full-screen events.
- Enabled closing of full-screen mode directly from the map interface.

coderabbitai[bot] commented 5 months ago

Walkthrough

The GoogleMap.java file in the com.flowingcode.vaadin.addons.googlemaps package has been enhanced to manage full-screen mode. Two new methods, addFullScreenListener and closeFullScreen, and a nested class FullScreenEvent have been added to facilitate handling full-screen events and programmatically closing full-screen mode.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
`src/main/java/com/flowingcode/vaadin/addons/googlemaps/GoogleMap.java`	Added methods `addFullScreenListener` and `closeFullScreen`, and nested class `FullScreenEvent` to handle full-screen events.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Ability to listen to full-screen events (#130)	✅
API to revert to non full-screen mode programmatically (#130)	✅
Provide user feedback or hint regarding dialog visibility in full-screen mode (#130)	❌	No specific user feedback or hints are implemented to inform users about dialog visibility in full-screen mode.

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In the land of maps, a change unfolds,
Full-screen mode, a story told.
With listeners keen and methods bright,
Dialogs hidden now in sight.
A rabbit's cheer for code so grand,
Enhancing maps across the land.
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