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Kotlin/Swift: link handling needs to be evaluated and tested and from my understanding this is something that is being currently worked on in Glue, we haven’t done any thorough testing on mobile as it currently stands right now.

The examples should work out of the box as a static site when served

Installed the latest Android Studio, 3.1.3 and then cloned the r2-kotlin-app repo. Opened it with AS, which caused AS to update all sorts of dependencies, but then after a lot of running, it issue these errors

org.gradle.api.artifacts.ResolveException: Could not resolve all dependencies for configuration ':r2-testapp:debugRuntimeClasspath'.

The complete output of the errors is here:

AS_Build_Errors_20180718.txt

Kotlin: When dragging slowly there are situations where content gets selected and the context menu shows up, which is not what the user experience should be. Currently, we have a workaround in native code (Kotlin), but that also means right now that an intended selection isn’t working.

From @aferditamuriqi on February 8, 2018 19:16

swipe works just fine in both landscape and portrait mode.

Copied from original issue: readium/r2-testapp-swift#16

• Document the messaging protocol and patterns
• Document the API
• How-to docs for implementing a module

Just recording my thoughts but a handful of existing features in other Reading Apps came to my mind when closing the UX issue in Readium CSS:

• opening table in a dedicated web view/modal when double-clicking/double-tapping it;
• opening figure/img in a dedicated web view/modal when double-clicking/double-tapping and/or pinch-to-zooming – I’ve never quite understood why the figcaption is ignored when it is available though;
• when handling links, there’s also linear="no" documents;
• it’s not uncommon apps are also using pinch to zoom to change the font-size.

What do we want to do for those ones, and possibly others I can’t recall right now?

BTW is highlighting implied?

Swift: It appears that there is interference on FXL with touch handling and actual dragging to move around in the zoomed in view.

We need to add the various JS resources that are currently used on iOS and Android, and ideally make them platform independent in the process.

public removeEventListener(listenerID: number): void { this.call(EventHandlingMessage.RemoveEventListener, [listenerID]); }

The underlying call is async by nature, and the wrapper should reflect it.

For Kotlin, flip and snap is still something we need to fine-tune or replace with js. Here example which does it really well, but unfortunately not for web-view.