Settings dialogs were rendering text/spin/combo controls with Qt's
default light style, which clashed with the dark Omarchy theme — black
text on dark fills, white dropdown popups, rounded corners, and a
pill-style toggle that didn't match the native StyleToggleRow switch.
- Style.qml: collapse all radius tokens to 0 so Noctalia-compat widgets
inherit Omarchy's sharp-corner convention
- NToggle: rewrite to mirror the native 48x22 switch with accent fill
and a sliding 16x16 thumb
- NComboBox: skin contentItem, indicator, popup, and delegate so the
dropdown reads on dark themes
- NSpinBox: add a styled background, contentItem, and up/down indicators
- SettingsPanel calendar form + DynamicSettingsForm string field: drop
default TextField chrome for the same translucent foreground fill used
by WidgetCard, accent border on focus
Replace the inline detail flyout with a two-column hero: location chip
and large temperature on the left, big condition icon on the right.
Stats (Feels / Wind / Humidity) move below as caps-labeled columns,
separated from the forecast by a thin divider. Forecast cells now lead
with the day icon and put the day name above hi/lo temps.
Drop the Refresh and wttr.in pill buttons; a Timer refreshes the
forecast every refreshMinutes (default 15). The interval is exposed
through the Settings panel — Bar -> Weather has a gear that opens a
SpinBox-backed form, persisted as "settings": { "refreshMinutes": N }
in shell.json.
Replace the hover-driven detail flyout with a click-toggled popup that
includes a Noctalia-style row of upcoming days. Switching the wttr.in
fetch to the j1 JSON gives us structured current conditions plus a
3-day forecast; each day's representative icon comes from the hourly
entry nearest noon, mapped through the same code → glyph table as the
bar pill.
Text.implicitWidth/Height can be fractional. Passing those values
straight to the PopupWindow rounded the Wayland surface down, clipping
the 1px right/bottom border of the bubble.
Jake Weaver