My fault, and a good demonstration of why the bench test existed: 1.0 defined
app.start(), which the host never calls. The Lua app contract is on_open(w, h) /
on_input / on_tick / on_close, so 1.0 loaded cleanly and drew an empty screen --
no error, nothing to see.
Also takes the body width from on_open's argument instead of assuming 300 px, so
the rows wrap correctly on a Pager or a Tanmatsu rather than only on a T-Deck.
Shipped as 1.1 in its own directory: version dirs are immutable, and the catalog
bump is what makes a device fetch it at all.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A bench tool for the extended Lua SDK, in the store so it can be installed from
the device instead of pulling the SD card -- and so anyone with a supported board
can check the SDK on hardware we do not own.
It reports what it finds rather than asserting silently: capabilities, clock,
battery, GPS, a filesystem round trip, and two things that must FAIL --
a second write inside the rate limit ("REFUSED as designed") and a
'../identity' path ("REJECTED"). A traversal that succeeded would print
"LEAKED - BUG", which is the one line nobody should ever see.
It also has a button that really transmits to Public, so the consent flow can be
walked end to end: first tap refused + prompt, Allow, send, then refused again
inside the 5 s airtime limit. The description says it transmits, in those words,
because a store listing should not surprise anyone with a radio.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Kaj confirmed the 1.3 ports stand on their own, so the built-in versions
are gone, not gated: ~320 lines of monitor page + helpers removed from
UITask.cpp, ChannelUtil.cpp/.h deleted, and every reference with them —
drawer tiles, APPACT_MONITOR/APPACT_AIRTIME actions, dispatch cases, the
popup-registry row, anyPopupOpen and tab-lock checks, the Store's built-in
hide toggles, and their doc-capture shot (Lua apps stay out of the tour;
the tour itself gets revisited separately).
Also new in the catalog: Nodes (contacts by last-heard with freshness
colours) and Breakout (canvas + per-frame tick + drag-to-move paddle).
Five apps now. V4 reclaims ~4 KB, T-Deck ~6 KB.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two API gaps the ports exposed: wada.ui.scroll(true) makes the app body
scroll vertically (games leave it off so swipes still steer), and
wada.ui.text_h(size) returns the actual font line height — the overlapping
labels came from stacking rows on guessed heights.
Monitor 1.3 lays every row out from measured heights, scrolls, and shows
the full 16-entry heard ring. Airtime 1.3 replaces tap-to-reset with a
Reset button top-right (a tap was too easy to trigger by accident).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
wada.ui.chart now uses the same recipe as the built-in Monitor/Airtime
charts (panel fill, 1px dark border, radius 6, dim grid, no point dots,
2px series) and gains chart:axis(ticks, gutter) for LVGL's Y value labels
— which draw to the LEFT of the chart, so the apps inset it by the gutter.
Labels gain label:width(px) to wrap instead of running off the screen.
Monitor 1.2: dBm axis, 72-point history, wrapped metrics/feed rows.
Airtime 1.2: % axis, and the chart height is now whatever is left after
the detail block is reserved — the text that fell off the bottom was the
chart claiming a fixed height on short screens.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the primitive the ports were missing: wada.ui.chart (two shifting
series, line or bar, settable range) plus rx_events/rx_dropped/tx_pkts/
freq/bw/sf/duty_pct on wada.mesh.stats.
RF Monitor 1.1: live RSSI + noise-floor chart, peak with tap-to-reset,
link-margin grade, RX/min, radio params, colour-coded heard feed, narrow
and wide layouts. Airtime 1.1: live + average utilization bars, peak,
rx/tx air split, duty ceiling, tx budget, packet counters, tap to restart
the window. Native versions stay compiled in until these are field-proven.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Store trusted a directory re-listing taken immediately after writing the
files; on FAT that can lag, leaving the row reading 'Get' until reopen. The
install result now updates the installed list directly (rescan still runs).
The RF Monitor / Airtime ports lacked the native tools' depth on device, so
they ship as 'RX Log (example)' / 'Air Bars (example)' — wada.mesh demos for
app authors. The native versions remain the real tools; full-parity ports are
future work, not a day-one swap.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
wada.mesh: read-only contacts/rx_log/stats/self via thin UITask bridges
(no mesh types cross into the host TU). wada.net.http_get: async on the
existing net worker, http-only, 32 KB cap, one in flight per app, callback
delivered on the UI thread under the guarded pcall. RF Monitor and Airtime
rewritten as Lua catalog apps (live on the VPS with snake); their native
versions deliberately stay compiled in for beta_59 until the ports are
field-proven. lib/lua joined both IDF component builds (P4 verified on
RISC-V). Catalog source tracked at deploy/apps/.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
