feat: notifications + exhausted icon state #7

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Notifications + exhausted icon state

1. Desktop notifications

Uses QSystemTrayIcon.showMessage() for native KDE desktop notifications:

Threshold crossings (configurable via notify_thresholds):

  • 70% — "Quota Warning" — crossed into warning territory
  • 90% — "Quota Critical" — suggest slowing down
  • 100% — "Quota Exhausted" — quota fully consumed

Each fires only on the transition — not on every 2-minute refresh. Tracking resets when usage drops back below the threshold (e.g. after the 5-hour window rolls over).

Peak hours transitions (configurable via notify_peak_changes):

  • Peak started — "Z.ai quota now consumes at 3× rate"
  • Peak ended — "Z.ai quota is now at 2× rate (off-peak)"

Skips the very first data fetch to avoid spamming on startup.

2. Exhausted icon state (purple)

New 4th tray icon: tray-icon-exhausted.svg in purple (#a855f7) for when quota reaches ≥100%.

State Color Threshold
Normal Blue < 70%
Warning Amber 70–90%
Critical Red 90–100%
Exhausted Purple ≥ 100%

Refactored the icon/color logic into _state_for_percentage() — single source of truth used by both the tray icon and the notification system.

3. README updates

  • Notifications section
  • Purple icon in color table
  • New settings in JSON example
  • Screenshots section (placeholder — screenshot image to be added)

4. Screenshot

The README references docs/screenshot.png. The image is on your host machine and I couldn't access it from the sandbox. After merging, you can add the screenshot via:

git add docs/screenshot.png
git commit -m "docs: add screenshot"
git push

49 tests passing.

## Notifications + exhausted icon state ### 1. Desktop notifications Uses `QSystemTrayIcon.showMessage()` for native KDE desktop notifications: **Threshold crossings** (configurable via `notify_thresholds`): - **70%** — "Quota Warning" — crossed into warning territory - **90%** — "Quota Critical" — suggest slowing down - **100%** — "Quota Exhausted" — quota fully consumed Each fires only on the *transition* — not on every 2-minute refresh. Tracking resets when usage drops back below the threshold (e.g. after the 5-hour window rolls over). **Peak hours transitions** (configurable via `notify_peak_changes`): - **Peak started** — "Z.ai quota now consumes at 3× rate" - **Peak ended** — "Z.ai quota is now at 2× rate (off-peak)" Skips the very first data fetch to avoid spamming on startup. ### 2. Exhausted icon state (purple) New 4th tray icon: `tray-icon-exhausted.svg` in purple (`#a855f7`) for when quota reaches ≥100%. | State | Color | Threshold | |---|---|---| | Normal | Blue | < 70% | | Warning | Amber | 70–90% | | Critical | Red | 90–100% | | Exhausted | Purple | ≥ 100% | Refactored the icon/color logic into `_state_for_percentage()` — single source of truth used by both the tray icon and the notification system. ### 3. README updates - Notifications section - Purple icon in color table - New settings in JSON example - Screenshots section (placeholder — screenshot image to be added) ### 4. Screenshot The README references `docs/screenshot.png`. The image is on your host machine and I couldn't access it from the sandbox. After merging, you can add the screenshot via: ```bash git add docs/screenshot.png git commit -m "docs: add screenshot" git push ``` 49 tests passing.
feat: notifications, exhausted icon state, screenshot placeholder
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1. Desktop notifications (QSystemTrayIcon.showMessage):
   - Threshold crossings: 70% warning, 90% critical, 100% exhausted
   - Peak hours start/end transitions
   - Each notification fires only on transition, not every refresh
   - Tracking resets when usage drops back below threshold
   - Configurable via notify_thresholds / notify_peak_changes settings

2. Fourth icon state: purple/magenta for quota exhausted (>=100%)
   - New tray-icon-exhausted.svg
   - _state_for_percentage() and _color_for_percentage() updated
   - Tray icon now shows purple when quota is fully consumed

3. README updates:
   - Notifications section documenting threshold + peak alerts
   - Purple icon added to color table
   - notify_thresholds / notify_peak_changes in settings example
   - Screenshots section (image to be added separately)

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Added screenshot of popup window
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🤖 Hermes automated review: minor comments

Reviewed the full diff (7 files, +156/−12) for head 21faed17 against base d2335609. Desktop notifications + 4th tray icon state. No blocking correctness, security, or data-loss issues. Local test suite passes (49/49). A few non-blocking maintainability notes below.

Logic review

  • Threshold transition tracking (_check_threshold) — correct. Escalation (70→90→100) re-notifies on each new crossing; same-level refreshes don't spam (threshold != notified_field); tracking resets when usage drops back below 70% (if not threshold and notified_field). Verified the state machine by hand.
  • Peak-change tracking (_was_peak) — correct. None sentinel skips the first fetch (no startup spam); transitions fire only on None→bool or bool→bool flips.
  • _notify uses QSystemTrayIcon.showMessage with %-style logging — no injection surface (plain desktop notification strings built from float-formatted percentages). Clean on security.

🟡 Minor (non-blocking)

1. main.py — threshold values are triplicated despite "single source of truth" claim
The PR body states _state_for_percentage() is the "single source of truth used by both the tray icon and the notification system," but the 70/90/100 cutoffs actually appear in three independent places:

  • _state_for_percentage (main.py:112-117)
  • _color_for_percentage (main.py:123-128) — still has its own if/elif chain, not delegating to _state_for_percentage
  • _check_threshold (main.py:~718) — hardcodes "100"/"90"/"70" strings a third time

If a threshold changes, all three must be updated in lockstep. Suggested fix: make _color_for_percentage delegate (return _STATE_COLORS[_state_for_percentage(pct)]), and have _check_threshold derive its threshold string from _state_for_percentage (or a shared constants tuple) so there's one real source.

2. No tests for the new ~110 lines of notification logic
All 49 tests are pre-existing module tests (test_api_client, test_config, test_peak_hours, test_gui_imports). Zero tests cover TrayApp._check_notifications, _check_threshold, _state_for_percentage, or _notify. The transition/reset state machine is the most logic-dense code in the diff; the existing suite doesn't exercise it. _state_for_percentage is a pure function and trivially unit-testable; the threshold transition logic could be tested by stubbing _notify. Not blocking, but worth adding given the PR title centers on this feature.

3. PR body is slightly stale
The description says the screenshot "couldn't be accessed from the sandbox" and gives post-merge instructions to add it — but commit 21faed1 actually adds docs/screenshot.png (25.7 KB) to this PR, so the README reference resolves correctly as-is. Just flagging the description is out of date; no action needed.

Verification

  • CI/CD: No Forgejo Actions result present for head 21faed17 (no CI configured for this repo). Ran tests locally.
  • Local checks: pytest49 passed in 0.25s (Python 3.11.15, pytest 9.1.1). All green.
  • Security scan: no secrets, shell injection, or unsafe deserialization in added lines.

Note: this is a PR conversation comment with file:line references — not a formal Forgejo review approval (the MCP integration cannot create approval states or inline diff comments).


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## 🤖 Hermes automated review: minor comments Reviewed the full diff (7 files, +156/−12) for head `21faed17` against base `d2335609`. Desktop notifications + 4th tray icon state. No blocking correctness, security, or data-loss issues. Local test suite passes (49/49). A few non-blocking maintainability notes below. ### Logic review - **Threshold transition tracking** (`_check_threshold`) — correct. Escalation (70→90→100) re-notifies on each new crossing; same-level refreshes don't spam (`threshold != notified_field`); tracking resets when usage drops back below 70% (`if not threshold and notified_field`). Verified the state machine by hand. - **Peak-change tracking** (`_was_peak`) — correct. `None` sentinel skips the first fetch (no startup spam); transitions fire only on `None`→bool or bool→bool flips. - **`_notify`** uses `QSystemTrayIcon.showMessage` with `%`-style logging — no injection surface (plain desktop notification strings built from float-formatted percentages). Clean on security. ### 🟡 Minor (non-blocking) **1. `main.py` — threshold values are triplicated despite "single source of truth" claim** The PR body states `_state_for_percentage()` is the "single source of truth used by both the tray icon and the notification system," but the 70/90/100 cutoffs actually appear in **three** independent places: - `_state_for_percentage` (`main.py:112-117`) - `_color_for_percentage` (`main.py:123-128`) — still has its own if/elif chain, not delegating to `_state_for_percentage` - `_check_threshold` (`main.py:~718`) — hardcodes `"100"`/`"90"`/`"70"` strings a third time If a threshold changes, all three must be updated in lockstep. Suggested fix: make `_color_for_percentage` delegate (`return _STATE_COLORS[_state_for_percentage(pct)]`), and have `_check_threshold` derive its threshold string from `_state_for_percentage` (or a shared constants tuple) so there's one real source. **2. No tests for the new ~110 lines of notification logic** All 49 tests are pre-existing module tests (`test_api_client`, `test_config`, `test_peak_hours`, `test_gui_imports`). Zero tests cover `TrayApp._check_notifications`, `_check_threshold`, `_state_for_percentage`, or `_notify`. The transition/reset state machine is the most logic-dense code in the diff; the existing suite doesn't exercise it. `_state_for_percentage` is a pure function and trivially unit-testable; the threshold transition logic could be tested by stubbing `_notify`. Not blocking, but worth adding given the PR title centers on this feature. **3. PR body is slightly stale** The description says the screenshot "couldn't be accessed from the sandbox" and gives post-merge instructions to add it — but commit `21faed1` actually adds `docs/screenshot.png` (25.7 KB) to this PR, so the README reference resolves correctly as-is. Just flagging the description is out of date; no action needed. ### ✅ Verification - **CI/CD:** No Forgejo Actions result present for head `21faed17` (no CI configured for this repo). Ran tests locally. - **Local checks:** `pytest` → **49 passed in 0.25s** (Python 3.11.15, pytest 9.1.1). All green. - Security scan: no secrets, shell injection, or unsafe deserialization in added lines. *Note: this is a PR conversation comment with file:line references — not a formal Forgejo review approval (the MCP integration cannot create approval states or inline diff comments).* --- *Automated daily review. I never merge PRs.*
fix: consolidate thresholds to single source + add notification tests
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Address automated review feedback:

1. THRESHOLDS is now a single shared table — _state_for_percentage,
   _color_for_percentage, and _check_threshold all derive from it.
   No more triplicated 70/90/100 cutoffs across three functions.

2. Added test_notifications.py (17 new tests, 66 total):
   - _state_for_percentage: all 4 states at boundary values
   - _color_for_percentage: all 4 colors
   - Threshold state machine: escalation, no-repeat, reset, re-notify
   - Edge cases: None limit, reset message includes time, weekly vs 5h field
bjoern merged commit fa69758f90 into main 2026-06-28 20:22:23 +02:00
bjoern deleted branch feature/notifications-and-exhausted-icon 2026-06-28 20:22:23 +02:00
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