Hi, I would like to introduce my hackweek project ( thanks lslezak for giving idea ). It is modern popup library, that have nice API that is readable, extendable and well documented. At first let me show you some comparison of old and new API calls so you get idea: Yast::Popup.Message(text) Yast2::Popup.show(text) Yast::Popup.MessageDetails(text, details) Yast2::Popup.show(text, details: details) Yast::Popup.TimedError(text, seconds) Yast2::Popup.show(text, headline: :error, timeout: seconds) Yast::Popup.TimedErrorAnyQuestion("Notice", "Hi, how are you?", "Happy", "Sad", :yes, 10) Yast2::Popup.show("Hi, how are you?", headline: "Notice", timeout: 10, buttons: { happy: "Happy", sad: "Sad"), focus: :happy) Yast::Popup.TimedLongNotify(message, timeout_seconds) Yast2::Popup.show(message, richtext: true, timeout: timeout_seconds) So as you can see there is only one method "show" that have named parameters with reasonable defaults. It also have proper its rspec tests. I also decide to split Feedback to own class as feedback is special kind of popup window. And add one more feature that allow to change feedback as you continue with long operation. It is not yet merged, so you have still chance to add some notes and improve final result as much as possible. One controversial part is rspec helpers, which allows to specify something like expect_to_show_popup_which_return(:test) and it will mock what is needed at low level and at same time do all input parameters validation, so it show wrong parameter problems. So feel free to comment pull request at [1] Thanks Josef [1] https://github.com/yast/yast-yast2/pull/639 -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: yast-devel+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: yast-devel+owner@opensuse.org