Ethernet presets, three UI modes, a preview that keeps its layout, and an S31 you can flash from the browser - #109
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A board picks its Ethernet wiring by name instead of eleven pin rows, and the UI now has user, expert and developer modes so a card shows what its reader needs. Adds a FAQ page, and check_docgen becomes a ratchet that refuses a rising warning count per rule as well as on the total. KPI: 16384lights | Desktop:1924KB | tick:135/89/372/2/6/126/293/22/1454/4/257/68/225/16/21/11/2083/118/34/5/174/47/4us(FPS:7407/11235/2688/500000/166666/7936/3412/45454/687/250000/3891/14705/4444/62500/47619/90909/480/8474/29411/200000/5747/21276/250000) | ESP32:1954KB | src:270(68826) | test:206(45107) | lizard:265w **Core** - `NetworkModule` gains an `ethBoard` select over five presets (Classic RMII, Classic RMII (no reset), P4-NANO, S31 CoreBoard, Custom), mirroring `Hub75Driver`'s board-preset shape. A known board writes its map and hides the eleven pin rows; hidden stays bound, so the values still drive the interface. Persisted by label, since the option list is filtered per build and an index would name a different board. - The preset is applied in `defineControls` rather than `onControlChanged`: the config-restore path fires no change callback, so a saved `ethBoard` would otherwise select a row and never reach the pins. - Three UI mode levels (`kModeUser`, `kModeExpert`, `kModeDeveloper`) replace the `advanced` flag on `ControlDescriptor`, each level cumulative over the one below. - `previewsEthernetControls`: the desktop builds the Ethernet controls with no interface behind them, tagged developer-mode, so the presets can be exercised without hardware. Every bring-up path still keys on `hasEthernet`. **UI** - The on/off button is built only where `respectsEnabled()` is true; it did nothing on the seven modules that keep ticking regardless. - The stats line shows from expert mode up, and holding it peeks at the rate instead of latching a mode. - Distinct glyphs per tier: expert 🎚️, developer 🔧. **Scripts/MoonDeck** - `check_docgen` refuses a warning count that rises against the committed report, per rule and on the total. The per-rule half compared internal keys against display labels, so it matched nothing; both key spaces are now the report's labels, and the baseline parser is anchored to the `## By rule` table. - `check_devices` validates `ethBoard` against the preset table parsed out of `NetworkModule.h`, and binds the three preset rows that restate a chip's `ethConfigDefault` so the two homes cannot drift. - `check_prose` control fixture said `color` while claiming a British spelling, so it could never produce its two expected alerts and the check failed without ever linting. **Tests** - The ratchet test drives `_ratchet` itself; it previously asserted against a local copy of the comparison and passed while the real function compared nothing. **Docs/CI** - New FAQ page, every entry linked to the page that answers it. - A register rule in the documentation standards: no sentence whose job is tone. - Backlog: the two shipped review findings removed; the QuinLED Dig-Next-2 W5500 wiring recorded, including why RMII is impossible on that package and why SPI boards stay Custom. **Reviews** - 👾 Card name, tags and stats sat inside the `respectsEnabled` guard, so every always-on module rendered a nameless card → fixed. - 👾 The per-rule ratchet compared key spaces that never intersect, shipping a guarantee it did not enforce → fixed, with a test that fails against the old code. - 👾 The installer read Ethernet as unconfigured on all seven preset boards → `ethConfigured` now accepts a non-Custom preset. - 👾 The `ethBoard` handler re-ran a rebuild the scheduler had already done → removed. - 👾 Three preset rows duplicate `ethConfigDefault` with nothing binding them → a drift check, control-checked. - 👾 Three stale doc lines (a half-finished sentence, `expertMode`, a click gesture) → fixed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Update the statistics tooltip for the hold gesture. · app.js:2367-2380
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the statistics tooltip for the hold gesture.
formatStatsTitle()still returns click-toggle text, but the statistics handlers showfpswhile held and restoremson release. Update both tooltip strings to describe hold-to-peek behavior.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/moonmodules/core/system.md`:
- Line 17: Replace the em dash in the Markdown prose bullet describing mode with
a colon or comma, preserving the existing wording and formatting.
In `@moondeck/check/check_devices.py`:
- Around line 314-315: Update the ethBoard validation around
controls.get("ethBoard") to distinguish a missing property from an explicitly
provided null: check whether "ethBoard" exists in controls, then require its
value to be a string. Preserve the existing behavior for missing ethBoard values
and valid string presets.
- Line 95: Update the FIELDS list used by eth_preset_drift() to also include
type and rmiiClockExtIn, matching the fields checked by seedEthPresetFromPins().
In `@moondeck/check/check_docgen.py`:
- Around line 1628-1629: Update _ratchet() to compare the union of baseline and
current warning-rule labels, treating missing baseline counts as zero, so newly
introduced warnings are reported. Preserve the existing tuple and increase-only
behavior, and add a test covering a rule absent from the baseline but present in
current findings.
In `@src/core/system/NetworkModule.h`:
- Around line 196-198: Update the Ethernet persistence-restore flow around
defineControls and the ethPresetSeeded_ guard so the first rebuild after
persistence loading matches restored pins to a named Ethernet preset when
appropriate, including legacy data without ethBoard. Preserve Custom for
mismatched or user-edited pins, and ensure later user-triggered rebuilds do not
reseed or rematch the selection.
- Around line 555-556: Update presetBuildable() to filter Ethernet presets using
target MAC, interface, and PHY capabilities rather than only hasEthW5500. Add
the required platform capability flags for supported combinations, ensure
P4-NANO and S31 CoreBoard are only buildable on compatible targets, and keep
desktop preview enabled for every catalog preset.
In `@src/ui/app.js`:
- Line 1840: Update the touch event listeners for stats so touch cancellation
also invokes hide: register the existing hide handler for touchcancel alongside
touchend, ensuring timingMode is restored when a gesture is canceled.
- Line 1820: Update the System.mode state-patch handling around the uiMode()
check to track the previously rendered mode, detect when the mode changes, and
call renderCards() once after the change. Preserve the existing stats-element
updates while ensuring both user-to-system and system-to-user transitions
rebuild cards correctly.
- Around line 2566-2579: The createControl() label must expose the control tier
to assistive technology instead of relying on CSS-generated content. Add
accessible, visually hidden text or an equivalent accessible description for
expert and developer controls, while preserving the existing
displayName(ctrl.name) label and leaving controls without a tier unchanged.
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In `@src/ui/app.js`:
- Around line 2367-2380: Update formatStatsTitle() so both its active-statistics
and zero-value tooltip strings describe the hold gesture: indicate that holding
shows fps and releasing restores ms, replacing the existing click-to-toggle
wording while preserving the current measurement details.
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A board upgrading to the presets now opens on the board it already is, rather than being written back to Custom, and a board that has chosen nothing adopts no preset's pins. Both bugs were found on hardware, on an Olimex, a P4 shield and an S31. **Core** - `NetworkModule` seeds `ethBoard` while the selection is still the un-chosen Custom, rather than once on the first `defineControls`. That first render happens BEFORE the saved config is applied, so the seed read the defaults, where `ethType_` is still `ethNone` and no preset carries type 0: it fell through to Custom and the restore persisted that over a board whose pins named a preset. - `buildEthPresetOptions` falls back to Custom rather than to row 0. Row 0 is a real preset, so a board that had chosen nothing adopted classic ESP32 Ethernet pins, which on an S31 or P4 is the wrong PHY entirely. Invisible to every test and to the desktop preview; found because the test written for the first bug failed with the wrong value. - The `ethPresetSeeded_` latch goes, replaced by `ethPresetIsUnset()`, which reads the state rather than remembering a visit. **Scripts/MoonDeck** - `check_devices` drops an em-dash from two messages. **Tests** - A regression test drives the restore sequence the scheduler performs, overlay then rebuild, and pins both bugs. It fails against either of the old behaviours. **Docs/CI** - `core/system.md` and `core/ui.md` lose all 98 em-dashes: a definition bullet takes a colon, a mid-sentence aside a comma. Both files were already open for the `mode` control's own entry, and CLAUDE.md names an em-dash as the kind of thing to fix in the edit that meets it. - `mode` replaces the removed `expertMode` in the System card. **Notes** - `previewsEthernetControls` subtracts nothing. It earns its place by making both of these bugs reproducible on the desktop, where the Ethernet controls otherwise compile out and neither could be tested off-hardware. - Verified on three chip families, each keeping its preset across a reboot with the link up throughout: Olimex ESP32-Gateway on Classic RMII, MHC-WLED P4 shield on P4-NANO, Espressif S31 CoreBoard on S31 CoreBoard. The P4 is the upgrade path itself: it came up from old firmware with saved pins and no `ethBoard`, and recognised them. **Reviews** - 🐇 Em-dashes in the `mode` and stats-line bullets → fixed, along with the rest of both files. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A slow link now coarsens the preview instead of shrinking it: the browser keeps every light's position and colors each block from the one light the device sent. Fixes the documentation pipeline dropping seven classes from their pages, and sweeps em-dashes and hard wraps out of the authored docs. KPI: 16384lights | Desktop:1924KB | tick:124/97/366/2/6/124/276/22/1248/3/259/72/222/17/21/5/1570/124/35/5/144/41/4us(FPS:8064/10309/2732/500000/166666/8064/3623/45454/801/333333/3861/13888/4504/58823/47619/200000/636/8064/28571/200000/6944/24390/250000) | src:270(68891) | test:206(45199) | lizard:267w **Light domain** - `PreviewDriver` bounds the coordinate table by MEMORY alone, never by the link. Geometry is static and ships once per epoch at full resolution, while `frameStride()` and `frameCount()` pace the color stream separately. A coarse link therefore costs detail rather than lights. - The sparse gather filters the cached index by the frame's stride. `keptStep_` records the coarsest lattice each kept light sits on, so a coarser frame filters the cache instead of re-walking `placeLights`, which measured ~8 ms at 12K lights and runs on a nonblocking tick. **UI** - `preview3d.js` holds one table per epoch and derives every coarser stride from it, so a stride change costs no table traffic at any rung and the layout keeps its full extent. `upsampleMap()` reproduces the device's kept-light rule, giving each light the color of its block. - A touch cancelled mid-peek restores the timing display, which `touchend` alone never saw. - A mode change from another client rebuilds the cards once: it adds or removes rows, which patching values cannot express. - A control's tier rides a title as well as the CSS glyph, so a screen reader can name what a mark shows. **Core** - `presetBuildable` filters Ethernet presets by chip. A classic build offered P4-NANO and S31 CoreBoard, whose pins and PHY it cannot drive. **Scripts/MoonDeck** - `gen_api.py` keeps a class the group file never rendered, so seven pages that showed only their free functions carry their class again. `@card` emits the controls screenshot beside a moving preview, and `MM_HEAVY_COMPUTE` is predefined so the two headers behind it generate at all. - `check_docgen` reports hard wraps in authored markdown as errors, and its ratchet compares the union of baseline and current rules: a rule at zero could rise unseen while the total fell. - `check_devices` compares the PHY type and clock direction as well as the pins, and reads `ethBoard` by presence so an explicit null is not a preset name. - `generate_test_docs.py` and the scenario JSONs lose the em-dashes they wrote into the generated test pages. **Tests** - A mapped layout at a coarse stride is pinned: the body must carry what the header advertises. It fails against the unfiltered gather. - Two preview tests move from asserting the table's stride to the frame's, and one pins the split. **Docs** - The LED driver card splits into RMT and Parallel, each with its own screenshot and its real controls; six were documented nowhere. - Twelve control lists corrected against the code, including `targetFps` (1-25, not 1-60), Grid's per-axis ranges, and `curve`, which appeared on no page. - 750 hard wraps joined across 19 files and the em-dashes removed from the pages this change already touched. The sweep carried content corrections, not only whitespace: the ranges above, and `ui.md`'s description of a state push that the diff model replaced. - RandomMap is `animated`, not `static`: it keeps a static fold but reshuffles on its own clock. **Verified on hardware** - S31 at 16,384 lights: the table ships whole at stride 1 while colors pace at 1024@4, and `Preview` costs 17-19 us per tick. - A 51,554-light sphere: with the old gather the device shipped 51,554 colors under a header claiming 723; each stride now agrees. **Reviews** - 👾 The sparse path shipped the table's count under the frame's header, breaking every mapped layout above stride 1 → fixed, pinned by a test that fails without it. - 👾 `frameCount()` walked `placeLights` per frame on a nonblocking tick → counted from the cache. - 👾 The ratchet was violated by this commit's own comments → collapsed, back to baseline. - 👾 RandomMap animates through `tick()` rather than `modifyLive` → relabelled, and three cards regained the glyph their neighbours carry. - 🐇 Eight findings: the ratchet's absent-rule hole, preset filtering by chip, the drift check's missing fields, a null `ethBoard`, the mode rebuild, touchcancel, and the tier's accessible name. One was already fixed by the hardware test that found it first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Correct the stats gesture text. · app.js:2382-2384
src/ui/app.js:2382-2384
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCorrect the stats gesture text.
The changed handlers show FPS only while the press is held. The tooltip still says “click to toggle”, which describes a persistent toggle. State the hold and release behavior.
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- return other + " · click to toggle"; + return other + (timingMode === "fps" ? " · release for time" : " · hold for fps"); } - return "Click to toggle fps/ms"; + return "Hold to view fps";🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/moonmodules/core/services.md`:
- Line 165: In the documentation sentence beginning “Multicast is also,” replace
the British spelling “neighbour” with the American spelling “neighbor,” leaving
the surrounding explanation unchanged.
In `@docs/moonmodules/core/ui.md`:
- Line 166: Update the prose describing unrecognized preview-frame types to use
the American spelling “recognize” instead of “recognise,” without changing the
surrounding protocol description.
In `@docs/moonmodules/light/layouts.md`:
- Line 231: Update the width/height/depth definition in the light layouts
documentation to replace the em dash separating the terms from their description
with a colon, leaving the rest of the text unchanged.
In `@docs/moonmodules/light/modifiers.md`:
- Line 3: Replace the em dashes in the modifier documentation with approved
punctuation: update the phrases “one block each: its preview, what it does, and
what each control means — together” and “Modifiers compose — a Layer” on the
introductory line, plus the em dash in the size control description around the
modifier controls. Preserve the existing meaning and wording otherwise.
In `@docs/reference/metrics/repo-health.md`:
- Line 95: Update the unit cases row in the generated metrics Markdown to report
the correct delta of (+5) for 2,070 cases, using the same baseline as
repo-health.json. Regenerate or verify all other displayed metric deltas against
that baseline and change only values that are inconsistent.
In `@docs/reference/MIGRATING.md`:
- Line 254: Remove the stray leading comma from the second column of the MoonI80
migration-table row, leaving the cell rendered as “(not available)” and
preserving the other columns unchanged.
In `@moondeck/check/check_docgen.py`:
- Around line 1415-1421: Update the hard-wrap finding key passed by the docs
scan loop to use the path relative to the docs directory, matching the key used
by catalog findings. Change the path argument in the _md_hard_wraps call while
preserving the existing file traversal and exemptions.
In `@src/core/system/NetworkModule.h`:
- Around line 197-198: Track explicit Custom selection separately from the
uninitialized state currently conflated by ethPresetIsUnset(), so rebuilds do
not let seedEthPresetFromPins() replace restored Custom with a matching named
preset. Update the ethBoard restoration and ethPresetApplied_ flow to preserve
explicit Custom while retaining legacy pin seeding for genuinely unset
selections, and add a regression test covering restored ethBoard "Custom" with
matching named-preset pins.
In `@src/light/drivers/PreviewDriver.h`:
- Line 538: Update PreviewDriver::driverHeapBytes() to include the memory
allocated for keptStep_, adding keptIdxCap_ multiplied by sizeof(uint8_t)
alongside the existing index-cache and staging-buffer accounting.
- Around line 323-324: Update the stride-tracking logic in the loop over t so it
preserves compatibility with every divisor from 2 through 64 rather than
overwriting step with only the greatest divisor; use a divisibility mask or
equivalent representation that frameCount() and frame gathering can query
consistently with the coordinate modulo check, and add a regression case
covering coordinates divisible by both 2 and 35.
In `@src/ui/preview3d.js`:
- Around line 684-700: Replace the coordinate-byte reconstruction around the
kept/slot/map loops with an explicit table-point-to-frame-color mapping or
lossless lattice metadata derived from the raw layout coordinates, preserving
firmware filtering order for axes above 255 and sparse layouts. Ensure unmatched
points are handled without defaulting to frame color 0, and validate that every
map entry is less than the frame count.
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In `@src/ui/app.js`:
- Around line 2382-2384: Update the stats gesture text in the relevant handler
to describe the temporary press behavior: use “hold for fps” when timingMode is
not fps, “release for time” when it is fps, and change the default tooltip to
“Hold to view fps” instead of describing a persistent toggle.
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| Every modifier, one block each: its preview, what it does, and what each control means — together. A modifier sits between an [effect](effects.md) and the output: it reshapes *where* pixels land (or masks them) without changing the effect's drawing. Modifiers compose — a [Layer](moxygen/Layer.md) folds its whole modifier stack each rebuild; a *dynamic* modifier (one that overrides `modifyLive`) also runs a per-frame pass, and an *animated* one keeps a static fold but rebuilds it on its own clock. See [ModifierBase](moxygen/ModifierBase.md) for the static-vs-dynamic split. Each block's emoji are its `tags()` (see the [tag emoji legend](../../explanation/architecture/index.md#tag-emoji-legend)); **Kind** is static (baked into the mapping at rebuild) or dynamic (per-frame remap). Modifiers are grouped into sections, and each block carries that modifier's preview, behavior, and control descriptions together. (For how this page maps to the source/asset folders, see the [folder-structure decision](../../contributing/documentation-standards.md#module-pages).) |
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Preserve an explicitly restored Custom selection.
ethPresetIsUnset() treats explicit Custom and an uninitialized selection as the same state. After ethPresetApplied_ catches up, a later rebuild can call seedEthPresetFromPins(). Matching pins then change the selection to a named preset and hide the pin controls. Track explicit Custom separately from the uninitialized legacy state, and add a regression test for restored ethBoard: "Custom" with matching named-preset pins.
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In `@src/core/system/NetworkModule.h` around lines 197 - 198, Track explicit
Custom selection separately from the uninitialized state currently conflated by
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restored Custom with a matching named preset. Update the ethBoard restoration
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The web installer now flashes every chip projectMM ships, the S31 included, on esptool-js 0.7.0. Fixes a preview cache that dropped lights whose coordinates shared a large factor, and adds a rule that each change leaves the documentation warnings in its own files lower than it found them. KPI: 16384lights | Desktop:1924KB | tick:121/91/391/2/6/125/282/18/1355/3/274/66/243/17/22/6/1682/125/21/5/153/41/5us(FPS:8264/10989/2557/500000/166666/8000/3546/55555/738/333333/3649/15151/4115/58823/45454/166666/594/8000/47619/200000/6535/24390/200000) | src:270(68900) | test:206(45223) | lizard:267w **Web installer** - esptool-js 0.5.7 → 0.7.0, the first release carrying an ESP32-S31 target and chip-id detection (GET_SECURITY_INFO). The S31's ROM magic collides with the classic ESP32's, so a magic-only table would have flashed the wrong stub; identifying by chip id is what makes it safe. - `writeFlash` takes a `Uint8Array`: 0.7.0 throws on the binary string the old API required, and passing one corrupted the image rather than refusing it. - `WEB_FLASH_UNSUPPORTED_CHIPS` is empty. The guard stays for the next chip esptool-js does not know yet. - Verified by browser-flashing four chips: P4, S31, classic Olimex and S3. The P4 also settles the deterministic 0.6.0 flash abort that held the pin at 0.5.7 since June. **Light domain** - The preview's kept-light cache stores each light's coordinates rather than one "coarsest divisor". That divisor answers the stride test only while it IS the gcd, and the loop capped at 64: a light whose axes shared a larger factor was dropped from a frame every axis divides by. A 51,554-light sphere now sends 6510 lights at stride 2 where it sent 6507. - The driver's heap readout counts that array. **UI** - A preview point whose block holds no kept light draws dark instead of borrowing the first light's color, which is the normal case on a sparse layout. A color index outside the frame is skipped rather than read past the body. - The stats tooltip describes the gesture it has: hold for fps, release for time. **Core** - `NetworkModule` keeps its pin-seeding comment honest about when the seed runs. **Scripts/MoonDeck** - `check_docgen` keys markdown hard-wrap findings on the docs-relative path the catalog findings use, so one page cannot appear twice under two spellings. **Docs/CI** - CLAUDE.md gains the warnings rule: holding the ratchet is the floor, and a change leaves the warnings in files it already touches lower than it found them. Applied here, 3135 → 3131, with no rule paying for another. - Four British spellings and three em-dashes, plus a stray comma an earlier em-dash sweep left in a MIGRATING marker cell. - `building.md` no longer tells a reader the S31 needs the CLI. - Backlogged: an explicit `Custom` Ethernet preset is reseeded to a named one when its pins match, because the seed cannot tell "not chosen" from "chose Custom". An attempted fix broke the legacy upgrade path and was reverted; the entry names the seam. - Lessons: a control test must fail against the bug it claims to catch. Two tests passed against this commit's own cache bug before a third fired. **Reviews** - 🐇 The stride cache could not answer the test it was asked → replaced with the coordinates, pinned by a test that fails against the old cache. - 🐇 `keptStep_` missing from the heap accounting → counted. - 🐇 An unmatched preview point defaulted to color 0 → draws dark, and the index is bounds-checked. - 🐇 Hard-wrap findings keyed repo-relative → docs-relative, matching the catalog. - 🐇 A stale "click to toggle" tooltip → describes the hold gesture. - 🐇 Four spellings and punctuation findings → fixed. - 🐇 The `ethBoard` Custom conflation → verified real, fix reverted as worse than the defect, backlogged with its seam named. - 🐇 A repo-health delta → generated output, rewritten by collect_kpi rather than edited. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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SingleColumnLayoutcan emit coordinate256whenstarting Yis255andheightis at least2. The cache converts that coordinate to0, sokeptAtStride()can select it for stride3even though the fallback rejects it. StorekeptPos_aslengthTypevalues, and update its allocation and heap accounting. Add a regression for a sparse layout axis above255.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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| Every modifier, one block each: its preview, what it does, and what each control means, together. A modifier sits between an [effect](effects.md) and the output: it reshapes *where* pixels land (or masks them) without changing the effect's drawing. Modifiers compose: a [Layer](moxygen/Layer.md) folds its whole modifier stack each rebuild; a *dynamic* modifier (one that overrides `modifyLive`) also runs a per-frame pass, and an *animated* one keeps a static fold but rebuilds it on its own clock. See [ModifierBase](moxygen/ModifierBase.md) for the static-vs-dynamic split. Each block's emoji are its `tags()` (see the [tag emoji legend](../../explanation/architecture/index.md#tag-emoji-legend)); **Kind** is static (baked into the mapping at rebuild) or dynamic (per-frame remap). Modifiers are grouped into sections, and each block carries that modifier's preview, behavior, and control descriptions together. (For how this page maps to the source/asset folders, see the [folder-structure decision](../../contributing/documentation-standards.md#module-pages).) |
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if [ -f docs/contributing/documentation-standards.md ]; then
cat -n docs/contributing/documentation-standards.md
elif [ -f contributing/documentation-standards.md ]; then
cat -n contributing/documentation-standards.md
fi
printf '%s\n' '--- Kind/animated checks and generators ---'
rg -n -i --glob '*.py' --glob '*.js' --glob '*.ts' --glob '*.yml' --glob '*.yaml' --glob '*.md' '(Kind|animated|static.*dynamic|dynamic.*static|modifiers\.md)' moondeck docs scripts .github 2>/dev/null | head -160Repository: MoonModules/projectMM
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Clarify animated in the Kind definition.
The page uses animated for RandomMap, but the Kind sentence lists only static and dynamic. Define animated as a static-fold subtype that rebuilds on its own clock.
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In `@docs/moonmodules/light/modifiers.md` at line 3, Update the Kind definition in
the modifier documentation to include animated as a distinct subtype: it uses a
static fold but rebuilds on its own clock. Keep the existing static and dynamic
definitions and ensure RandomMap’s animated classification is covered.
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| continue | ||
| # DOCS-relative, the key catalog findings use: a repo-relative one listed the same | ||
| # page twice in the report, once per spelling. | ||
| out.extend(_md_hard_wraps(rel.relative_to(ROOT / "docs").as_posix(), rel.read_text())) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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from pathlib import Path
import re
root = Path("docs")
skip = ("#", "|", "-", "*", ">", "<", "```", " ", "\t", "!", "=", ":")
numbered = re.compile(r"^\d+[.)]\s")
scanned = 0
indented_pairs = []
hard_wraps = []
for p in sorted(root.rglob("*.md")):
rel = p.relative_to(root)
parts = rel.parts
if "moxygen" in parts or parts[0] == "work":
continue
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continue
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continue
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raw_next.startswith(" ") or raw_next.startswith("\t")
):
indented_pairs.append((str(rel), i + 1, repr(line), repr(raw_next), fenced))
if stripped.startswith(skip) or numbered.match(stripped):
continue
nxt = raw_next.strip()
if not nxt or nxt.startswith(skip) or numbered.match(nxt):
continue
if stripped[-1] not in ".!?:":
hard_wraps.append((str(rel), i + 1, repr(line), repr(raw_next)))
print(f"scanned_markdown_files={scanned}")
print(f"indented_adjacent_pairs={len(indented_pairs)}")
for item in indented_pairs:
print("INDENTED", *item)
print(f"current_hard_wrap_findings={len(hard_wraps)}")
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print("HARD_WRAP", *item)
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python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path
import re
root=Path("docs")
skip=("#","|","-","*",">","<","```"," ","\t","!","=",":")
num=re.compile(r"^\d+[.)]\s")
files=0; pairs=[]; findings=[]
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print("scanned_markdown_files",files)
print("indented_adjacent_pairs",len(pairs))
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count=0
for p in sorted(root.rglob("*.md")):
rel=p.relative_to(root)
if "moxygen" in rel.parts or rel.parts[0]=="work": continue
lines=p.read_text().splitlines()
fenced=False
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continue
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Preserve indentation before applying Markdown skip checks.
_md_hard_wraps() strips both lines before checking _MD_SKIP_PREFIX, so " " and "\t" never match. The current indented pairs are list items and are skipped by "-", but a future non-fenced indented code block can reach the hard-wrap branch. That finding is blocking because main() returns 1 for blocking errors. Check the raw current and next lines for indentation before stripping them.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
In `@moondeck/check/check_docgen.py` at line 1422, Update _md_hard_wraps so
Markdown skip-prefix checks inspect the raw current and next lines before
stripping indentation, preserving detection of indented prefixes such as spaces
or tabs; retain existing handling for non-indented lines and ensure indented
code blocks are skipped without producing blocking findings.
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| return static_cast<nrOfLightsType>(static_cast<uint32_t>(cx) * cy * cz); | ||
| } | ||
| // From the CACHE, never a placeLights walk: this runs per frame on a nonblocking tick. | ||
| if (!keptPos_ || keptCount_ != coordCount_) return coordCount_; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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printf '%s\n' '--- PreviewDriver structure and callers ---'
rg -n -S --glob 'PreviewDriver.h' --glob '*Preview*' 'frameCount|sendFrame|previewStride|downscale_|keptCount_|staging_|renderPreviewFrame'
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Keep the fallback header count equal to the gathered body.
When the sparse layout uses the sendFrame() fallback and frameStride() is greater than one, the layout walk filters coordinates, but frameCount() can still return coordCount_. The browser then returns from renderPreviewFrame() because the body is shorter than 9 + count * 3, so it drops the frame before rendering.
Count the fallback with the same stride predicate, or update the header count from col.at / 3 after gathering. Add a cache-allocation-failure test with a requested stride greater than one.
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In `@src/light/drivers/PreviewDriver.h` at line 101, Update the sendFrame fallback
in frameCount() to report the number of coordinates that the sparse layout walk
actually gathers when frameStride() is greater than one, rather than returning
coordCount_. Keep the header count consistent with the gathered body so
renderPreviewFrame() does not reject the frame, and add a test covering
cache-allocation failure with a requested stride greater than one.
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The preview's kept-light cache stored raw coordinates while the table ships scaled ones, so past a 255 extent the device and the browser filtered different lattices and every colour landed on the wrong light. Beams were validated against the colour stride rather than the table's, which dropped them all on a slow link. KPI: 16384lights | Desktop:1924KB | tick:125/96/354/2/6/124/258/21/1242/3/255/74/227/16/25/5/1528/124/21/6/146/47/4us(FPS:8000/10416/2824/500000/166666/8064/3875/47619/805/333333/3921/13513/4405/62500/40000/200000/654/8064/47619/166666/6849/21276/250000) | src:270(68904) | test:206(45223) | lizard:267w **Light domain** - `keptPos_` stores `scaleAxis(x)`, exactly what the coordinate table emits. A layout wider than 255 scales to v*255/extent on the wire, and the browser runs its modulo over those bytes: a 600-wide layout kept 300 lights device-side and 303 browser-side, so every colour past the first named the wrong light. - `frameStride()` coarsens only where the kept-light cache can answer it. On the alloc-miss path the count and the gather filtered differently, so the header advertised more lights than the body carried and the browser rejected every frame: a blank preview on the degraded path, with no drop report to explain it. - `ParallelLedDriver` carries an `@card`, so its screenshot reaches its generated page like every other driver's. - The `0x52` docstring no longer advertises a stride byte the handler ignores. **UI** - An aim frame is validated against the TABLE's stride, which is what it is gathered at. Comparing the colour frame's, which the link moves independently, discarded every beam once the link coarsened. - `activateTable`'s fallback picks the finest cached table rather than whichever arrived first: a coarser base cannot express a finer frame. **Scripts/MoonDeck** - `check_docgen` reads indentation from the raw line before stripping it. The two indent entries in the skip list could never match a stripped line, so an indented block could raise a blocking hard-wrap finding. **Docs/CI** - MIGRATING records `expertMode` becoming `mode`: a persisted control renamed and retyped, costing a re-set of one UI preference. **Reviews** - 👾 The kept-light cache filtered a different coordinate space than the browser → stores what the table sends, reproduced numerically at 300 vs 303 lights. - 👾 The alloc-miss fallback advertised more lights than it sent → coarsens only when the cache can answer. - 👾 A comment still described the divisor cache that a previous commit removed → rewritten. - 👾 `ParallelLedDriver.png` reached no generated page → `@card` added. - 👾 The table-cache fallback took the oldest table → takes the finest. - 👾 `expertMode` → `mode` had no MIGRATING entry → added. - 🐇 Indentation checked after stripping → checked on the raw line, control-checked both ways. - 🐇 A request to widen `keptPos_` to `lengthType` → skipped: the wire format is one byte per axis, so widening would store what the browser never receives and reintroduce the divergence above. - 🐇 A repo-health delta → generated output, rewritten by collect_kpi rather than edited. Not covered by a test: the alloc-miss guard. Forcing an allocation failure needs a platform hook that does not exist, so the one-line guard is verified by reading rather than by a case. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Four things land together: a board picks its Ethernet wiring by name, the UI gains three modes, a slow preview link costs detail rather than lights, and the web installer flashes every chip projectMM ships.
Ethernet presets
NetworkModulegains anethBoardselect over five presets, mirroring the shapeHub75Driveralready uses for panel wiring:Picking a known board writes its map and hides the eleven pin rows; hidden stays bound, so the values still drive the interface. Persisted by label, since the option list is filtered per build. Six catalog entries that duplicated their chip default now name a preset instead: 43 pin lines out, 9 preset lines in. The three W5500 boards stay
Custom, because across LightCrafter 16, SE 16 V1 and the QuinLED Dig-Next-2 no two share a single pin on any of six lines.Two bugs found on hardware and fixed: the seed ran before the config was restored, so an upgraded board was written back to
Custom; and the option list defaulted to row 0, a real preset, so a board that had chosen nothing adopted classic ESP32 pins.Three UI modes
ControlDescriptor.advancedbecomesminModeover user / expert / developer, each level cumulative. The stats line shows from expert up and holding it peeks at the rate;logLevelmoves to developer; the tiers get distinct glyphs. The on/off button is built only whererespectsEnabled()is true, since it did nothing on the seven modules that keep ticking regardless.The preview keeps the whole layout
Geometry is static, so the coordinate table now ships once per epoch at full resolution while only the colour stream carries the link's stride. The browser holds every light's position and colours each block from the one light the device sent, so a slow link coarsens the picture instead of shrinking the layout. It is also less traffic than before: one table per epoch rather than one per stride, and every rung then costs no table traffic at all.
Web installer
esptool-js 0.5.7 → 0.7.0, the first release carrying an ESP32-S31 target and chip-id detection (GET_SECURITY_INFO). The S31's ROM magic collides with the classic ESP32's, so a magic-only table would have flashed the wrong stub.
WEB_FLASH_UNSUPPORTED_CHIPSis now empty.Verified on hardware
ethBoard, and recognised them.Previewcosts 17-19 us per tick.Documentation
Seven technical pages had silently lost their class, a
gen_api.pydefect where a@defgroupheader discarded the per-class blocks. Raymarch generated no page at all, since Doxygen never sawMM_HEAVY_COMPUTE. Twenty Detail links rendered inside the following card. Twelve control lists had drifted from the code, including atargetFpsdocumented as 1-60 against a real 1-25, andcurve, which appeared on no page.check_docgenbecomes a ratchet: errors block, warnings may only fall, per rule as well as on the total. It now also reports hard wraps in authored markdown, which found 750 across 19 files. CLAUDE.md gains the rule that a change leaves the warnings in files it already touches lower than it found them.Reviews
👾 Eleven findings across three passes, every one verified against the code before acting. The blocking ones were all in the preview work: the sparse gather shipped the table's count under the frame's header; the kept-light cache stored raw coordinates where the table sends scaled ones, so device and browser filtered different lattices past a 255 extent; and the aim frame was validated against the colour stride, dropping every beam on a slow link.
🐇 Twenty-three comments. Two were skipped with reasons: one asked for a widening that would have reintroduced the lattice divergence, and one targeted generated output.
One known defect is backlogged rather than fixed: an explicit
CustomEthernet preset is reseeded to a named one when its pins match, because the seed cannot tell "not chosen" from "chose Custom". An attempted fix broke the legacy upgrade path and was reverted; the entry names the seam.🤖 Generated with Claude Code