qmk-dactyl-manuform-a/visualizer.h

/*
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Copyright (c) 2016 Fred Sundvik

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#ifndef VISUALIZER_H
#define VISUALIZER_H
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdbool.h>

#ifdef LCD_ENABLE
#include "gfx.h"
#endif

#ifdef LCD_BACKLIGHT_ENABLE
#include "lcd_backlight.h"
#endif

// This need to be called once at the start
void visualizer_init(void);
// This should be called at every matrix scan
void visualizer_update(uint32_t default_state, uint32_t state, uint32_t leds);
// This should be called when the keyboard goes to suspend state
void visualizer_suspend(void);
// This should be called when the keyboard wakes up from suspend state
void visualizer_resume(void);

// These functions are week, so they can be overridden by the keyboard
// if needed
GDisplay* get_lcd_display(void);
GDisplay* get_led_display(void);

// If you need support for more than 16 keyframes per animation, you can change this
#define MAX_VISUALIZER_KEY_FRAMES 16

struct keyframe_animation_t;

typedef struct {
    uint32_t layer;
    uint32_t default_layer;
    uint32_t leds; // See led.h for available statuses
    bool suspended;
} visualizer_keyboard_status_t;

// The state struct is used by the various keyframe functions
// It's also used for setting the LCD color and layer text
// from the user customized code
typedef struct visualizer_state_t {
    // The user code should primarily be modifying these
    uint32_t target_lcd_color;
    const char* layer_text;

    // The user visualizer(and animation functions) can read these
    visualizer_keyboard_status_t status;

    // These are used by the animation functions
    uint32_t current_lcd_color;
    uint32_t prev_lcd_color;
#ifdef LCD_ENABLE
    font_t font_fixed5x8;
    font_t font_dejavusansbold12;
#endif
} visualizer_state_t;

// Any custom keyframe function should have this signature
// return true to get continuous updates, otherwise you will only get one
// update per frame
typedef bool (*frame_func)(struct keyframe_animation_t*, visualizer_state_t*);

// Represents a keyframe animation, so fields are internal to the system
// while others are meant to be initialized by the user code
typedef struct keyframe_animation_t {
    // These should be initialized
    int num_frames;
    bool loop;
    int frame_lengths[MAX_VISUALIZER_KEY_FRAMES];
    frame_func frame_functions[MAX_VISUALIZER_KEY_FRAMES];

    // Used internally by the system, and can also be read by
    // keyframe update functions
    int current_frame;
    int time_left_in_frame;
    bool first_update_of_frame;
    bool last_update_of_frame;
    bool need_update;

} keyframe_animation_t;

extern GDisplay* LCD_DISPLAY;
extern GDisplay* LED_DISPLAY;

void start_keyframe_animation(keyframe_animation_t* animation);
void stop_keyframe_animation(keyframe_animation_t* animation);
// This runs the next keyframe, but does not update the animation state
// Useful for crossfades for example
void run_next_keyframe(keyframe_animation_t* animation, visualizer_state_t* state);

// Some predefined keyframe functions that can be used by the user code
// Does nothing, useful for adding delays
bool keyframe_no_operation(keyframe_animation_t* animation, visualizer_state_t* state);
// Animates the LCD backlight color between the current color and the target color (of the state)
bool keyframe_animate_backlight_color(keyframe_animation_t* animation, visualizer_state_t* state);
// Sets the backlight color to the target color
bool keyframe_set_backlight_color(keyframe_animation_t* animation, visualizer_state_t* state);
// Displays the layer text centered vertically on the screen
bool keyframe_display_layer_text(keyframe_animation_t* animation, visualizer_state_t* state);
// Displays a bitmap (0/1) of all the currently active layers
bool keyframe_display_layer_bitmap(keyframe_animation_t* animation, visualizer_state_t* state);

bool keyframe_disable_lcd_and_backlight(keyframe_animation_t* animation, visualizer_state_t* state);
bool keyframe_enable_lcd_and_backlight(keyframe_animation_t* animation, visualizer_state_t* state);

// Call this once, when the initial animation has finished, alternatively you can call it
// directly from the initalize_user_visualizer function (the animation can be null)
bool enable_visualization(keyframe_animation_t* animation, visualizer_state_t* state);

// These two functions have to be implemented by the user
void initialize_user_visualizer(visualizer_state_t* state);
void update_user_visualizer_state(visualizer_state_t* state);
void user_visualizer_suspend(visualizer_state_t* state);
void user_visualizer_resume(visualizer_state_t* state);


#endif /* VISUALIZER_H */