Move the share-link token to 6 (3 is gnss-integrity), build altitude
ranges from LOWER/UPPER VAL, UOM and CODE, mark card and legend strings
for translation, rename the layer to Prohibited & Restricted Airspace,
move the changelog entry to changelog.d, and keep the layer voice-off
while the Realtime prompt is at its budget.
The style shaders and visualPresets imported msg() from src/i18n/index.js,
which loads every locale catalog. The share-view codec reads the styles'
defaults, so a server bundling the codec carried about 0.9 MB of
translations it never uses. They now import the catalog-free marker, as
other portable modules do; the codec's bundle drops from about 1 MB to
130 KB.
* feat(share): export the share-view codec for host servers
Add `@gods-eye-view/core/share/view-codec` (src/share/viewCodec.js) as a
package export with its own boundary group. The codec is pure (no DOM, no
Cesium, no external dependencies), so a host's server can decode a
/share/<code> link, for example to describe the view in link previews.
* feat(share): export the share-link address helpers
Add `@gods-eye-view/core/share/link-path` (src/share/shareLinkPath.js), so a
host's server reads /share/<code> addresses the way the app does.
* feat(share): add compact versioned share-view codec
Add a standalone codec for `#s=<base64url>` share links: a version byte
followed by protobuf-style tag-length-value fields. Settings equal to
their default are omitted and refilled from the same table on decode;
unknown fields are skipped by wire type, so new fields never break
older apps. Views are a place (camera) or a thing (an aircraft,
military aircraft, vessel or satellite to follow, with camera offset
and last-known fix); an unknown kind falls back to the camera.
The decoder bounds its input and rejects malformed payloads with a
reason instead of throwing. A converter maps the long form's parsed
state to and from the codec state; the long form is unchanged.
* fix(share): tighten codec decoding after review
Unknown detection mode and allocation names now fall back to their
defaults instead of reaching the lenient long-form migration. Future
panel values and style-parameter tokens are skipped rather than applied
or rejected, and layer options are accepted only under their owner
layer. Wrap longitudes before scaling, normalize negative zero, reuse
the layer-state tracking ID grammar, and align the format doc with the
decoder.
* feat(share): let a host share the link its own way
ShareLinkManager.buildLink() returns the current share link without
copying it, and copyLink() now copies exactly that. The share button
passes the link to an optional services.shareLink(url), which resolves
to 'shared', 'copied', 'cancelled' or false; 'cancelled' shows no toast
and 'shared' shows the new "Link shared" (es, ru, zh-CN). Without the
service the button copies as before.
* feat(share): open and make short /share/<code> links
The share button now makes `<app>/share/<code>` links with the compact
share-view code, and the app opens them at start-up through the same
restore pipeline as long links. Once the app next writes the address, the
share path is replaced (no new history entry) by the app's own address and
the live long-form hash, so a reload follows the live view. A host can pass
the code as `initialShareCode` instead. A code that fails to decode restores
nothing and shows "This share link can't be opened".
The code gains a trailing CRC-8 check byte, so any single mistyped
character is rejected instead of opening a different view. Thing views no
longer store a camera: it is derived from the entity's last-known fix and
the follow offset on a sphere, the entity kind is implied by the id's
field, and the followed entity's layer bit is implied; an aircraft followed
from the app's own camera is a 42-character code. The `#s=` hash form is
gone.
While the camera follows an aircraft, military aircraft or satellite, the
link is a thing view with the camera's offset and the entity's position.
Opening one turns the layer on and follows the entity through the existing
shared-follow restore, then swings the camera round to the shared offset; a
vessel view selects the vessel once the vessel feed has it. If the entity
is not reporting within its window, the view stays at its last-known fix
and says so. The panel and style-parameter tables now come from the codec,
and a host share hook that returns a plain value or throws still gets a
toast.
* fix(share): encode style settings against the style's own look
Settings a style applies when selected (bloom, sharpen, HUD, detection,
celestial ring and the style's shader parameters) now default, per field,
to what that style applies in a fresh session, read from the tables the
app applies (the first-load baseline, the style presets and the shader
defaults). The encoder compares against the view's style and the decoder
fills omitted settings from the decoded style, so a view that keeps its
style's look costs only its camera and style. The previous defaults did not
match a fresh session (sharpen, HUD and detection were off), so every link
paid for them, and a style's own shader parameters were always written.
A test pins the per-style defaults as frozen v1 meanings. A followed
aircraft in Noir is now 44 characters and the real long-link example 39.
* docs: changelog for #1418
* chore: remove four modules nothing in the app uses
src/app/sourceSlot.js re-exported src/sources/sourceSlot.js, which every
caller imports directly. src/data/flowTiles.js and src/data/issPass.js were
reached only by their own tests. src/data/localGeojson.js wrapped
localGeojsonCore.js with the app's services, which the catalog already
passes itself. The local GeoJSON layer tests now build layers the way the
catalog does, so they keep covering localGeojsonCore.js; only the test of
the wrapper's own default host goes. Boundary lists, format scope and docs
drop the removed paths.
* docs: changelog for #1403
Read OpenSky OAuth credentials from OPENSKY_CREDENTIALS_FILE and stop sending retired Basic authentication. Update setup diagnostics and guidance.
Keep credential-file warnings free of parser excerpts and filesystem error details, cover both failure paths with a regression test, and use a launcher-compatible absolute path example.
Original contribution by quanticsoul4772, with credential-warning and documentation follow-up by Sameh Khamis.
Co-authored-by: quanticsoul4772 <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Sameh Khamis <[email protected]>
add the shared Voice Preview and Settings panel with browser-local preview
and inactivity preferences, keyboard controls and responsive positioning
preserve main’s Rotation and Context behavior, clarify panel routing and
refresh schema pins within the unchanged prompt limit
* feat(street-level): export the KartaView and Panoramax providers
A host that composes Street Level with its own provider list can already
import the Mapillary and Google Street View providers; KartaView and Panoramax
were reachable only through the default list, which needs a Mapillary source.
Exporting them lets a host offer the keyless providers without Mapillary.
* chore: changelog entry for the Street Level provider exports
* feat(street-level): send Mapillary Graph lookups to a source endpoint
A Mapillary source can take a graphEndpoint, a Graph API base that adds
the token itself. Its sequence lookups go there through the source's
transport, and the photo viewer uses MapillaryJS's stock GraphDataProvider
at that endpoint, so a host that proxies Mapillary needs no client token in
the page. Without it, behaviour is unchanged: direct Graph API calls with
the client token.
At 720px and narrower the panels live in the phone shell's tab sheets, so the
camera, scene and map-source tray harnesses open the matching tab (from the
keyboard where they check focus rings) before measuring, wait for the shell to
follow a viewport change, measure the container that actually scrolls, and run
the pin and compact-wing checks at 800px where the narrow desktop dock still
exists.
At 720px and narrower the globe stays full screen and a bottom tab bar (Layers,
Cameras, Context, Search, More) opens one bottom sheet at a time, presenting the
existing rail and dock panels in place. Sheets borrow panels without persisting
or sharing them and put back what they changed. Cockpit, recording and clean
view close the sheet; scene playback keeps STOP reachable. Focus moves into the
sheet and back to its tab, the required attribution stays visible above the
voice control and any sheet, and the page uses safe-area insets. Wider
viewports are unchanged.
Adapted from the phone tab-shell proposed in #203 by @blearymoth.
The README source tree now lists src/ui/ instead of the removed
src/ui.js. docs/CODE-BOUNDARIES.md names src/ui/applicationShell.js as
the owner of panel layout, persistence and share restoration, and
docs/CURRENT-STATE.md places GLOBAL_POST_DEFAULTS in
src/ui/visualPresets.js. QA script comments and test assertion messages
that still named ui.js are updated the same way.
An ESLint no-unused-vars scan over src, server, scripts, tools, build
and pinokio, repeated until it is stable, reported these.
Runtime modules keep every call and drop only the unread binding:
- src/ui/cockpitInput.js: the unread result of enter()/exit().
- src/layers/launches/rendering.js: the unread entity returned by
entities.add().
- src/layers/radio/rendering.js: the unread map key in the horizon scan,
which now iterates the map's values.
QA scripts and tools drop an unused helper, two unused in-page module
imports, unused counters and destructured fields, and an unread wait
result. Tests drop source files read into variables that no assertion
uses, redundant StyleManager imports (the shell-source helper already
imports it), and unused destructured fields.
The one remaining report is the `_` loop variable in src/tools/schema.js,
which counts iterations and is intentional.
Delete three modules that no entry point, package export, test or script
imports:
- src/ui.js, a StyleManager subclass that pre-selected the standalone
catalog. Application controls are built through src/app/controls.js
and src/standalone/controls.js.
- src/standalone/ui.js, a bare re-export of StyleManager.
- src/data/localLayers.js, a list of default infrastructure, cable and
FIRMS layer instances. The catalog builds these layers itself.
With src/ui.js gone, the import-direction check keeps a single
compatibility exception (server/providers/local.js to
server/standalone/key-setup.js), and its test now asserts that a
src/ui.js importing standalone code is rejected. The boundary and
format registries and the docs that named these files are updated.
Drop module-local helpers that nothing calls (linkAbort, summarize,
stringOption, summarizeEntity and the polygonCenter, propertyObject and
unwrapProperties helpers only it used, CALLOUT_DOT_SIZE_PX) and unused
import specifiers in runtime modules, tests, QA scripts and tools.
None of the removed bindings is exported. Re-exports such as the ALPR
policy constants and every package export are unchanged.
Camera catalog image URLs were pinned by string prefix, so a URL that only
began with the agency's directory before dot segments or an encoded separator
were resolved still counted as inside it. The pin now parses the URL and
requires the same scheme, the exact host, no credentials, the default port and
a normalized path inside the pinned directory. Redirects on a pinned host must
stay inside the same directory.
Document the response format checks and API response headers alongside the
existing server hardening notes.
CCTV frames and the Street View fallback accept only JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP and
AVIF, parsed from the media type essence and sent under the canonical type;
any other type is cancelled and falls through to the next fallback as a
failed upstream does. Live media must match its feed kind (video/mp4,
video/webm, or multipart/x-mixed-replace with a boundary) before the camera
is reported healthy or any byte is relayed, and its redirects now stay on the
registered origin like frames. Every /api/cctv route uses the same-site gate.
The GBFS proxy relays only bodies that parse as JSON, re-serialized under a
fixed application/json type.
Matt Van Horn