New configuration UI, small fixes

[infeeeee]

Configurator rewritten from the ground up.

I used this Inquirer implementation: InquirerPy Docs It had more features than the other one mentioned in #32

In MenuPreset I removed the modify_value_callback argument. The current usage of this tag was replaced by question_type, and InquirerPy has very powerful filters to sanitize the inputs: Filter docs

In MenuPreset, unused configuration options are not saved, simply omitted from the json. As per #73 they are not needed, we read them from defaults on startup.

TODO, Ideas: (maybe in another PR)

• [x] Use the filepath InquirerPy prompt for path like configurations: Docs I think modify_value_callback from #82 could be replaced with this? No, it's just a select list
• [x] Use number prompt for numbers: https://inquirerpy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/pages/prompts/number.html
• [x] Cancel current QuestionPreset with Escape key, InquirerPy has some interesting KeyboardInterrupt features

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Unrelated to this, standardized some parts of the code:

• One RunCommand() basically a wrapper around subprocess.run(). There were a lot of very similar implementations around the codebase.
• OsD constants are much shorter now, easier to remember them. From OperatingSystemDetection.OS_FIXED_VALUE_MACOS to OsD.MACOS

Other files:

• ClassManager.py, ConfiguratorIO.py: linting
• Power.py: No separate Callback needed, they can decide it from the topic.

I tested this only on my main computer. Please check if it's working as expected on a Mac.

[richibrics]

It's incredible 😍 I'll try on macOS very soon

[richibrics]

Tested on macOS, I think it's working correctly.

The manage entities page is shows like in the picture, so if you don't scroll down the entire page you don't see the add entity button. What if we move it to the top ? And I'd add a "Active entities" label above the list of entities to express that those are the active entities. What do you think ?

[richibrics]

macOS again: I don't think if it is a bug of the library, but if I am in a page and I press Escape then nothing happens. Then when I press a following key on the keyboard, it comes back to the previous page

[richibrics]

Update: It comes back with escape If you wait 3 seconds after pressing it. Instead if you press instantly another key after escape there is no delay

[infeeeee]

Escape: I also found that it's slow, for me it's not that much, it's a bit annoying, should I remove it?

The manage entities page : That's intended, I mean that's the default settings of max_height, it uses maximum 70% of the screen: https://inquirerpy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/pages/height.html#max-height I can take a look how it looks like at 100%

[richibrics]

Entities: okay but what about if we move the Add button to the top ? It would never disappear in this way. However setting to 100% the max-height (if doesn't look bad) could be an option too, in fact with the white space on the bottom it could seem like there's nothing else under the shown entities.

[richibrics]

Very good work, I read your code and seems good. You really did a great job ! 🚀

[infeeeee]

Do not pull yet, I have to update the new Disk entity first

[richibrics]

Yes sure

[infeeeee]

I think it's ready, questions, I'm not sure about:

• The < Go back button can also move to the top, next to the +Add new button, What do you think is it better if they are on the two sides of the list? I would move it up in every menu.
• Should I remove the Escape button function in the menu? While using it actually I got used to the small delay.

[richibrics]

I think for consistency I'd put the Back below the Add. Do you like it ? I'd also leave the Escape button because however it's a great feature and very useful

[infeeeee]

Ok, I will move id up. I had an early version where it was the first in every menu