- Updated `contacts.html` to escape HTML for contact usernames and advertisement data, preventing potential XSS vulnerabilities.
- Modified `mesh.html` to escape node names and prefixes in tooltips, ensuring safe rendering in the vis-network.
- Removed unnecessary parameters from the `showDeleteConfirmation` method to derive the username directly from the contact data.
Prevent exportView runtime failure by restoring the download anchor setup and move radio param imports to module scope so Ruff passes on the PR changes.
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- Changed single quotes to HTML entities in JSON placeholders within the feeds.html file to ensure proper rendering.
- Updated the assignment of PREFIX_HEX_CHARS in mesh.html to parse the value as an integer, enhancing type safety and clarity.
These changes enhance the user interface and code maintainability in the web viewer templates.
- Added 'X-Requested-With' header to various API requests in channel_operations.js, cache.html, config.html, contacts.html, feeds.html, greeter.html, mesh.html, radio.html, and other templates to improve request handling and prevent potential issues with cross-origin requests.
- Ensured consistent header usage across all relevant fetch calls to enhance security and compatibility.
These changes improve the robustness of API interactions within the web viewer.
- Updated the MeshGraph class to prevent promoting a 1-byte edge to a 3-byte edge when the existing 1-byte edge lacks public keys, ensuring accurate observation attribution.
- Added a new test case to verify the behavior of edge promotion under specific conditions.
- Modified the BotDataViewer API to return the prefix length dynamically based on the edges, improving data consistency and user experience in the web viewer.
- Enhanced the mesh.html template to support displaying prefix byte counts, providing clearer information on node connections.
- Updated MeshGraph to support multi-resolution storage and node identity, allowing for better handling of 1-byte, 2-byte, and 3-byte edges.
- Implemented logic for merging and promoting edges based on observation counts and specificity.
- Enhanced BotDataViewer API to dynamically adjust prefix length based on configuration, improving data representation.
- Updated mesh.html template to display prefix byte counts, enhancing user experience with clearer information on node connections.
- Update prefix command to accept BOTH legacy 2-char prefixes and
configured prefix_hex_chars (e.g. 4-char) during firmware transition
- Replace strict length validation with dual-length validation (2 or N)
- Ensure prefix lookups work with either input length via LIKE matching
- Update related SQL prefix extraction to use configured prefix length
- Add fallback handling in path parsing for legacy 2-char route data
Notes:
- This is an interim compatibility change to support mixed networks
where RF path data is still 1-byte while bot config may be 2-byte.
- Needs additional testing across real multi-hop scenarios and mixed
bot configurations.
- Translation updates are incomplete: only English strings were updated;
other translation files still need review.
- Behavior and UX may need refinement after real-world testing.
- Shortened the title in the mesh graph visualization from "Mesh Graph Visualization" to "Mesh Graph" for conciseness.
- Removed the subtitle from the real-time monitoring header to streamline the display.
- Replaced the `abbreviate_noaa` method calls with a new `_noaa_period_display_name` method to improve the display of forecast period names, including handling federal holidays.
- Updated the `BotDataViewer` class to include the bot name in the returned configuration dictionary, ensuring consistent naming across the application.
- Made minor adjustments to HTML templates for better layout and added footer links for project visibility.
- Replaced the "Last 7 Days" option with "Last 48 Hours" and "Last 72 Hours" in both edge and node filters for better granularity.
- Enhanced the layout of the "Show Only Starred" checkbox for improved user experience.
- Introduced filtered node maps for efficient edge drawing, ensuring edges are only drawn between nodes within the selected timeframe.
- Added functionality to synchronize the view with the URL hash, allowing direct access to the graph tab.
- Implemented event listeners for hash changes to switch between graph and map views seamlessly.
- Updated the loadData function to conditionally apply filters based on rendering options, improving performance during live updates.
- Enhanced node styling and interaction settings for better visual feedback and user experience in the graph view.
- Introduced functionality to store and restore original styles for nodes, allowing for dynamic highlighting and shrinking of non-highlighted nodes.
- Implemented smooth zooming and fade animations for markers in the map view, improving user experience during interactions.
- Refactored node styling logic to ensure connected nodes maintain their size while non-connected nodes are significantly shrunk for better visibility.
- Enhanced the clearing of highlights to restore original styles effectively, ensuring a consistent visual state after interactions.
- Added a new mesh graph feature for improved path validation, allowing for enhanced routing accuracy.
- Introduced configuration options for recency decay half-life and graph-based validation settings in config.ini.example.
- Updated the PathCommand class to utilize graph-based selection methods, combining graph and geographic scores for better repeater selection.
- Implemented new methods in MessageHandler to update the mesh graph with advertisement paths and trace packet data.
- Created a new database table for mesh connections to support graph-based path validation.
- Enhanced web viewer integration to display mesh graph updates in real-time, improving user interaction and monitoring capabilities.
Adam Gessaman