dotfiles/.config/quickshell/modules/bar/BluetoothIndicator.qml

@@ -79,6 +79,7 @@ Item {
             bonded: !!d.bonded,
             trusted: !!d.trusted,
             pairing: !!d.pairing,
+            state: d.state,
             batteryAvailable: !!d.batteryAvailable,
             battery: d.battery || 0
         }
@@ -105,19 +106,107 @@ Item {
         return null
     }
 
+    // --- Action feedback ---------------------------------------------------
+    // BlueZ operations here are fire-and-forget from QML's side — connect()/
+    // disconnect()/pair()/forget() report failure only via a C++-side log
+    // line (see quickshell's bluetooth/device.cpp), nothing reaches QML. So
+    // "did it work" has to be inferred from the device's own properties
+    // instead of a success/failure callback. Shown as a line right under the
+    // specific row it's about (DeviceRow.statusText below) rather than a
+    // panel-wide banner — actionStatusAddress is how a row knows a message
+    // is meant for it; since it's address-keyed rather than tied to a
+    // particular DeviceRow instance, the message still finds its row even
+    // when the device jumps sections (Paired → Connected on a successful
+    // connect, say), because that's a new DeviceRow for the same address.
+    //  - busyStatus is purely reactive — it just reads pairing/state off
+    //    whichever row is currently mid-operation, however that operation
+    //    was triggered. It's not shown directly (each row already derives
+    //    the same "Connecting…"/"Disconnecting…" off its own dev.state);
+    //    it only exists here to tell resolvePendingAction when to fire.
+    //  - pendingAction+the busyStatus watcher below is how a *specific*
+    //    click gets its own outcome message: it snapshots what was asked
+    //    for, waits for busyStatus to clear, then checks whether the
+    //    expected end state (connected/paired) actually landed.
+    readonly property string busyStatus: {
+        for (const r of root.deviceRows) {
+            if (r.pairing) return "pairing:" + r.address
+            if (r.state === BluetoothDeviceState.Connecting) return "connecting:" + r.address
+            if (r.state === BluetoothDeviceState.Disconnecting) return "disconnecting:" + r.address
+        }
+        return ""
+    }
+
+    property var pendingAction: null
+    property string actionStatus: ""
+    property string actionStatusAddress: ""
+
+    // Checks whether pendingAction's expected end state actually landed and
+    // reports it, then clears pendingAction. Called both when busyStatus
+    // clears normally and from pendingTimeoutTimer below — an operation
+    // that resolves inside a single binding re-evaluation (a device already
+    // in range reconnecting near-instantly, say) can flip busyStatus from ""
+    // straight back to "" without ever visibly changing, which would
+    // otherwise leave pendingAction stuck forever and misattribute whatever
+    // busyStatus transition happens to come along next.
+    function resolvePendingAction() {
+        if (!root.pendingAction) return
+        const p = root.pendingAction
+        root.pendingAction = null
+        const d = root.deviceForAddress(p.address)
+        root.actionStatusAddress = p.address
+        if (p.kind === "disconnect") {
+            root.actionStatus = (d && !d.connected) ? "Disconnected" : "Couldn't disconnect"
+        } else if (p.kind === "pair") {
+            root.actionStatus = (d && d.paired) ? "Paired" : "Couldn't pair"
+        } else {
+            root.actionStatus = (d && d.connected) ? "Connected" : "Couldn't connect"
+        }
+        actionStatusTimer.restart()
+    }
+
+    onBusyStatusChanged: if (root.busyStatus === "") root.resolvePendingAction()
+
+    Timer {
+        id: actionStatusTimer
+        interval: 3500
+        repeat: false
+        onTriggered: root.actionStatus = ""
+    }
+
+    // Backstop for the "resolved before busyStatus ever visibly changed"
+    // case above, and a genuine timeout for an operation that's just stuck
+    // (device out of range, etc.) — either way, restarted whenever
+    // pendingAction is (re)set, so it always reflects the latest click.
+    Timer {
+        id: pendingTimeoutTimer
+        interval: 8000
+        repeat: false
+        onTriggered: root.resolvePendingAction()
+    }
+
     function connectDevice(row) {
         const d = root.deviceForAddress(row.address)
         if (!d) return
         // Already-paired devices just reconnect; a fresh discovery result
         // has to pair first (BlueZ's own agent handles the SSP/passkey
         // handshake — there's no PIN-entry surface exposed by this API).
-        if (row.paired || row.bonded || row.trusted) d.connect()
+        if (row.paired || row.bonded || row.trusted) {
-        else d.pair()
+            root.pendingAction = { address: row.address, kind: "connect" }
+            pendingTimeoutTimer.restart()
+            d.connect()
+        } else {
+            root.pendingAction = { address: row.address, kind: "pair" }
+            pendingTimeoutTimer.restart()
+            d.pair()
+        }
     }
 
     function disconnectDevice(row) {
         const d = root.deviceForAddress(row.address)
-        if (d) d.disconnect()
+        if (!d) return
+        root.pendingAction = { address: row.address, kind: "disconnect" }
+        pendingTimeoutTimer.restart()
+        d.disconnect()
     }
 
     function forgetDevice(row) {
@@ -125,11 +214,18 @@ Item {
         if (!d) return
         if (d.connected) d.disconnect()
         d.forget()
+        // No feedback line here — forgetting removes this row from every
+        // list immediately, so there's nothing left to show a message
+        // under. The row vanishing is the confirmation.
     }
 
     function setTrusted(row, trusted) {
         const d = root.deviceForAddress(row.address)
-        if (d) d.trusted = trusted
+        if (!d) return
+        d.trusted = trusted
+        root.actionStatusAddress = row.address
+        root.actionStatus = trusted ? "Trusting" : "No longer trusting"
+        actionStatusTimer.restart()
     }
 
     readonly property bool anyConnected: root.connectedRows.length > 0
@@ -301,6 +397,17 @@ Item {
                 Text {
                     readonly property string statusText: {
                         if (devRow.dev.pairing) return "Pairing…"
+                        if (devRow.dev.state === BluetoothDeviceState.Connecting) return "Connecting…"
+                        if (devRow.dev.state === BluetoothDeviceState.Disconnecting) return "Disconnecting…"
+                        // The outcome of the last action taken on this
+                        // specific device (connect/disconnect/pair/trust) —
+                        // see the "Action feedback" comment above
+                        // root.busyStatus. Matched by address rather than by
+                        // this being "the same row" that was clicked, since
+                        // a successful connect/disconnect moves the device
+                        // to a different section (a new DeviceRow entirely).
+                        if (root.actionStatusAddress === devRow.dev.address && root.actionStatus !== "")
+                            return root.actionStatus
                         if (devRow.dev.connected && devRow.dev.batteryAvailable)
                             return Math.round(devRow.dev.battery * 100) + "%"
                         if (devRow.dev.connected) return "Connected"