The hub sent every open tab a full snapshot on every StateEvent, LED writes
included - placing and removing a figure was 13 snapshots, 9 of them for LED
changes the snapshot does not even contain. List the events that matter, and make
a test fail when a new StateEvent is sorted into neither list.
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play_figure resumed only when the player's playlist *was* the figure's playlist
object. rescan_library rebuilds every Playlist, so after the refresh button - or
the podcast poller landing a new episode, every few hours on its own - putting a
figure back started it over. Playlist is a frozen dataclass: compare by value.
The album picker's "keep what is already playing" check had the same identity
comparison and restarted the album after a rescan; it compares by value too.
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A figure folder that holds album folders instead of audio can play any of them,
up to six, in folder order (depth-first, alphabetical). Each is its own album,
titled "Fuchs - <folder>" and of the figure's kind. Putting the figure down plays
the album it played last, or the first, straight away; another figure placed in
between forgets the position in that album, not the album itself.
Meanwhile the ring offers all of them: one section per album from a fixed palette,
edges shifting towards the neighbours' hue, the selected one bright and wobbling.
The knob moves the selection one section per detent and wraps; pressing plays the
selected album, and left alone for 8 s the picker fades into the figure's colours
and the music carries on. While open, the device hands the knob to the picker
(`capture_knob`): turns do not change the volume and the press is not published to
Home Assistant. A tick per step and a confirm "pling" go with it.
The firmware only draws: one new ring effect, LED_WHEEL_EFFECT_SEGMENT_SELECT (23),
re-sent on every detent with the section to glide from. The look is tunable through
a temporary `general.figure_selection` config section until the right values
become constants.
Every UI sound - the screen's blubb, the parents' timer, the picker - now follows
the music volume with a floor, times a new parent-mode "Effekt-Lautstärke"
(`general.effects_volume`).
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Einfg on the kiosk keyboard, or Guide (KEY_EPG) on the IR remote, shows a big
analog watch over whatever page is open, built from the Delphin Uhr mockup
without its swimming dolphin. The overlay stays mounted and is only hidden, so it
appears at once. Beside the watch, only while they run:
- The bus: on school days, a silent countdown to `general.clock.bus_time` (07:25)
that starts `bus_lead_minutes` (60) before. School days skip weekends and the
school and public holidays of `general.clock.subdivision` (DE-BY), fetched daily
from openholidaysapi.org and cached under the library cache. A badge on the
clock says whether there is school today, and why not.
- The dolphin timer, set in parent mode (5/10/15/30 minutes, or until a time).
It lives in the backend, so a parent's phone can start it for the kiosk. When it
runs out the kiosk opens the clock at 00:00 and a soft bell chimes on the
device; it clears after a minute, or at the next key, tap or remote press.
Parent mode is now a way in rather than a page: `?parentMode=1` adds a 🔧 button
next to the ⌨ one, or an "Eltern" tab in the phone's dock, so the URL can stay
bookmarked. The timer comes first there, the device settings below it.
Unmapped IR buttons are logged at debug level, to find out what irserver calls a
new one.
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Next to the five volume bars, a − and a + button move the volume by
`volume_increment` device units, the same step as the IR remote's volume keys and
the rotary encoder, via a new `{steps}` form of POST /api/volume. The bars still
jump to a percentage.
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ScreenService plays a synthesised two-bubble "blubb" (musicmouse.blubb) after each
switch, through aplay on the music's ALSA device at the player's volume: rising for
on, falling for off, going by the last word the toggle command prints. Nothing plays
with simulated audio or at volume 0. Built from samples rather than shipped as a
file, like the front-end's WebAudio blips, so its loudness follows the volume.
Del maps to a new "screen" action on every page, which App.tsx sends to the new
POST /api/screen/toggle only when the page is served from localhost - the kiosk on
the device - so Del on a tablet does not switch off a screen in another room.
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Requiring 3.13 meant the device needed an interpreter the distribution does not
have, which is what dragged uv in, and uv then had to be matched to the Pi's
32-bit userland by hand and to build Pillow from source because no armv7 wheel
exists for a 3.13 ABI. Dropping to 3.11 removes all of that: apt provides the
interpreter and piwheels has prebuilt armhf wheels for the native dependencies.
The 3.13-only syntax was shallow - PEP 695 throughout, which converts back
mechanically:
type X = Y -> X: TypeAlias = Y
type Handler[E: Event] -> E = TypeVar("E", bound=Event) plus a plain alias,
which is generic anyway because it carries a TypeVar
def f[T: Bound](...) -> a module-level TypeVar
Also drop the one @override (3.12, and static-only), and stop the lirc test
harness calling Server.close_clients(), which is 3.13: the scripted handler now
releases its connection when asked, which is what that call was there to force.
Verified on 3.11.14 - 485 passed, mypy strict clean - and still 496 passed on
the 3.14 dev venv, which additionally has the analysis extra.
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Adds a TCP client for lircd's classic protocol: play/pause/next/prev/
volume/mute map to the same intents every other front-end already
emits, and number keys 0-9 play an assigned album/audiobook from the
start or a podcast show's newest episode, resolved fresh on every
press. The mapping is configured in config.yml and editable from the
frontend: a small "Taste zuweisen" button on the play screen (or the
A+digit keyboard shortcut) opens a 10-key picker to assign whatever is
currently playing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The background worker now runs a real librosa analyzer (tempo, beat grid,
per-second energy/valence curves) instead of only the null baseline, kept
behind build_analyzer() so a plain checkout without the analysis extra still
runs fine. The web player reads that per-track analysis and drives a new
animated "Ambience" background (bubbles, colour, current) that reacts to the
beat and the mood curve as the track plays, plus a debug overlay for tuning
it. Also adds a one-off script to backfill podcast cover art from iTunes.
Implements the room-control page from the design mockup: a scenes row above cards
for shutters, color lamps, and brightness-only lamps, all driven by a new
`general.ha` config section (server URL, token, ordered device/scene lists).
The backend proxies every Home Assistant call server-side (GET/POST /api/ha/...)
rather than the browser calling Home Assistant directly, so the long-lived token
never leaves the LAN device and Home Assistant's own CORS settings don't need to
know about musicmouse at all. Card kind (shutter/color/brightness-only) is
inferred at runtime from what Home Assistant reports about each entity, not
configured explicitly.
Also stops tracking python-backend/config.yml, which had drifted into the repo
despite its own header saying it shouldn't be - it now carries real credentials
locally and needs to stay untracked.
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