Feature requests

[ylc]

1. Can we have a function that closes all expanded views in ednc-log buffer?
   The reason why I would like this is because I open all new notifications in expanded form.
2. Can we have a way to close previous notifications upon new ones arriving?

Thank you for this package. I have ednc-log buffer open all the time, and I rely on it to an eye on my notifications.

[sinic]

The default behavior of EDNC is just a starting point that users are free to customize, and I would rather not introduce any functions that are a better fit for an individual user's configuration file. (For the same reason, I have helpful functions like list-notifications and stack-notifications in my README, but not in the package's codebase.)

The important thing is that EDNC's public API is flexible enough for users to implement their ideas, and in your case it turned out that life could be made easier by a small change to ednc-toggle-expanded-view, namely to provide a way to unexpand notifications unconditionally. This technically breaks the API, but since EDNC's major version is still 0, I feel that's okay.

Can we have a function that closes all expanded views in ednc-log buffer?
The reason why I would like this is because I open all new notifications in expanded form.

You can now use a function like the following in your log-buffer to close all expanded views:

(defun unexpand-all-notifications ()
  (goto-char (point-max))
  (while (zerop (forward-line -1)) (ednc-toggle-expanded-view (point) -1)))

Can we have a way to close previous notifications upon new ones arriving?

You can leverage the function above to do that as well:

(defun unexpand-log-buffer-on-new (old new)
  (when new (with-current-buffer (get-buffer-create ednc-log-name)
              (unexpand-all-notifications))))

(push #'unexpand-log-buffer-on-new ednc-notification-presentation-functions)

(Yes, this unexpands all notifications, including the new one, but you presumably use ednc-pop-to-notification-in-log-buffer, which expands it again. Otherwise it shouldn't be hard to modify to leave the most recent one alone.)

Thanks for the feedback.

[ylc]

Thank you.