It now works! Sort of. Turns out you have to manually click 'Load More' each time now :-) This is also at least partially explains the 'cases' mentioned in previous commit (when switching tabs).
part of CURA-8559
It doesn't do any actual searching yet though. Also switching between page doesn't work like it's supposed to yet (and probalby more of that sort of cases).
part of CURA-8559
There is a distinction between packages which are already
installed on the local machine and packages which are
available on the remote server. Even with this difference
it is important that they are handled the same and can be
reused in the same GUI elements.
In order to reduce code duplication I created a parent object
PackageList which contains the base logic and interface for
the QML and let both RemotePackageList and LocalPackageList
inherit from this.
UX specified that the gear icon (Settings.svg) should be
separate from the tabs of material and plugins. This also
ment that the current tab item couldn't set the pageTitle
anymore. This is now defined in the Package component and
set when the loader has loaded the external QML file.
Contributes to CURA-8558
And back to plug-ins when that tab is clicked.
Sadly, linking the content dynamically doesn't seem to work, with a custom property.
Contributes to issue CURA-8557.
The width here is implementation-defined. Looks like it matches the design though. Seems like the design has 0 margins.
Contributes to issue CURA-8557.
To display the background across the entire bottom side and not with the margins of the column, we have to restructure where the margins are a bit.
Contributes to issue CURA-8556.
Currently just a title and a page. The title is separate because in between there will be the tabs selecting which page is shown. The title will also change depending on that, but that'll have to be implemented separately. The page is loaded with a loader to make it efficient, and also to make it extensible when the tabs get implemented in a follow-up ticket.
Contributes to issue CURA-8556.
