Adds a native Android TV application that runs the full LedGrab Python
server in-process via Chaquopy. Captures the TV box screen using the
MediaProjection API and exposes the existing web UI on the device's
local network — users configure via phone/tablet browser.
Android (new /android/ module):
- Kotlin shell: MainActivity, CaptureService (foreground service),
ScreenCapture (MediaProjection + ImageReader), PythonBridge (Chaquopy).
- Polished Leanback-themed UI with QR code for easy web UI access.
- AGP 8.9 + Chaquopy 17 + Gradle 8.11 (avoids the AGP 8.7 thread-lock bug).
- Pre-built pydantic-core wheels for arm64-v8a, x86_64, x86 cross-compiled
with maturin + Android NDK, linked against Chaquopy's libpython3.11.so.
Python server platform guards:
- New utils/platform.py with is_android()/is_windows()/is_linux() helpers.
- Guard every top-level import of desktop-only packages (mss, psutil,
sounddevice, pyserial, PyAudioWPatch, etc.) with try/except ImportError.
- Android-incompatible calls gated with None-checks so the server runs on
reduced capabilities on Android (no CPU/RAM metrics, no mss displays).
- utils/image_codec.py gains a Pillow fallback for resize + JPEG encode
when cv2 is unavailable; all internal cv2.resize callers migrated.
- New android_entry.py start_server/stop_server invoked from Kotlin.
- get_displays API falls back to best available engine when mss fails.
New capture engines:
- MediaProjectionEngine: receives RGBA frames pushed from Kotlin through
a thread-safe queue; caches last frame for static-screen previews.
- ScrcpyClientEngine: optional H.264 streaming via scrcpy-client library
(priority 10, overrides the ADB-screencap engine when installed).
Frontend:
- Tab loaders previously required an apiKey; now correctly treat
"auth disabled" as authenticated (Android has no auth by default).
- Re-trigger the active tab's loader after loadServerInfo resolves
authRequired, since initTabs runs earlier.
- Add i18n keys for the demo / mediaprojection / scrcpy_client engines.
Docs:
- TODO.md: follow-ups for multi-ABI wheel rebuilds, CI pipeline, USB
serial LED controllers, root-only capture, perf metrics abstraction.
- CLAUDE.md: Android dependency sync policy (pip --exclude doesn't exist).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Declutters the repo root by consolidating build-common.sh,
build-dist.sh, build-dist-windows.sh, build-dist.ps1, and installer.nsi
into build/. Updates all path references in CI workflows, NSIS installer,
and documentation.
Pattern templates route existed but was never wired into the router,
dependencies, or database table allowlist — causing 404 on graph tab load.
Graph toolbar now collapses secondary actions into a "more" overflow menu
on viewports narrower than 700px. Primary controls (fit, zoom, add) stay
visible; search, filter, panels, undo/redo, relayout, fullscreen, and
help move into the dropdown.
Use stable placeholder values in card HTML for volatile metrics (fps,
uptime, HA status, entity swatches) so CardSection.reconcile() skips
unchanged cards. Actual values are patched in-place via
patchHALightTargetMetrics() — same pattern LED target cards already use.
After _populateWeatherSourceDropdown() and _populateProcessedSelectors()
create new EntitySelect instances, the subsequent .value = assignment on
the native <select> doesn't trigger _syncTrigger(), so the trigger
button still shows "—". Call .refresh() after setting the value.
Allow composite sources to reference other composite/mapped sources as
layers. Adds cycle detection (via transitive dependency graph walk),
depth limiting (MAX_COMPOSITE_DEPTH=4), and a runtime safety net in the
stream manager. Frontend layer dropdown now shows all source types
except the source being edited.
17 new tests covering cycles, depth limits, and valid nesting — all
715 tests passing.
Introduces a new "group" device type that aggregates multiple physical
(or nested group) devices into one virtual device. Supports two modes:
- Sequence: LEDs concatenated end-to-end (led_count = sum of children)
- Independent: full pixel array resampled to each child independently
Includes cycle detection (DFS) to prevent circular group references,
delete protection for devices referenced by groups, recursive LED count
resolution for nested groups, and reorder controls (move up/down) for
child devices in the UI.
Backend: Device model, API schemas, GroupLEDClient, GroupDeviceProvider,
route validation, processing pipeline integration.
Frontend: type picker, child device picker with reorder, mode selector,
i18n (en/ru/zh), layers icon, CSS for group child rows.
Tests: 20 unit tests for cycle detection, LED count resolution, and
GroupLEDClient (sequence slicing, independent resampling, cleanup).
The Windows installer was only shipping mss as a screen-capture
backend, so EngineRegistry.get_available_engines() reported just
['mss', 'camera', 'demo'] on installed builds. Picture sources
configured to use bettercam/dxcam/wgc were rejected at the
test/ws handshake with HTTP 403 (close-before-accept on
"Engine '<x>' not available").
Add the three Windows screen-capture wheels to WIN_DEPS so the
installer build matches a 'pip install -e .' dev environment.
Embedded Python ships with tcl8.6/ and tk8.6/ next to python.exe, but
Tcl's auto-detection searches <exe>/../lib/tcl8.6 — a path that doesn't
exist in our layout. Without these env vars, tkinter.Tk() raises
"Can't find a usable init.tcl", breaking the screen overlay (and any
other tk-based UI) on installed builds.
The packaged embedded Python distribution does not ship the tcl/tk
runtime, so tkinter.messagebox.askyesno crashed with 'Can't find a
usable init.tcl' when the user clicked Shutdown or Restart in the
tray menu. Use ctypes + user32.MessageBoxW instead — no tcl/tk,
no extra dependencies.
Three separate bugs in the VBS launcher wedged together:
1. The previous fix added a UTF-8 em-dash in a comment. wscript.exe
on Windows refused to execute the file with "Execution of the
Windows Script Host failed. (Not enough memory resources are
available to complete this operation.)" — a misleading error that
actually means "I could not parse this file as ANSI VBScript".
Fix: keep the file pure ASCII, convert to CRLF.
2. The launcher was invoking pythonw.exe. WshShell.Run spawning
pythonw.exe inside the wscript host exited immediately (no process,
no log). python.exe with WindowStyle=0 works reliably and matches
the pattern used by the Media Server sibling app's VBS launcher,
which has been running on this machine without issue.
3. The env vars (PYTHONPATH, WLED_CONFIG_PATH) must be set before the
child process spawns, otherwise config.py falls back to the CWD
default path that does not exist at install time.
The VBS launcher (used by Start Menu, desktop, and autostart shortcuts
created by the NSIS installer) ran pythonw.exe without setting any env
vars. LedGrab.bat sets PYTHONPATH and WLED_CONFIG_PATH; the VBS did not.
With CWD set to the install root, config.py fell through to its default
lookup (./config/default_config.yaml), which does not exist there — the
real file is at app/config/default_config.yaml. The server silently ran
with built-in defaults on every shortcut launch: no devices, wrong data
dir, nothing persisted where the user expected.
The fix uses WshShell.Environment("Process") to set env vars on the
current VBS process, which child processes spawned via .Run inherit.
Kept CurrentDirectory = appRoot to preserve prior behavior for anyone
depending on CWD-relative paths inside the app.
The only user of 'packaging' was version_check.py — two small functions
(normalize_version, is_newer) that just need to parse "1.2.3-alpha.1"
and compare PEP 440-style versions. That's well within stdlib reach.
- Inline a NamedTuple-based Version with kind/pre_num ordering
(dev < alpha < beta < rc < release), same regex-normalized format
- Define a local InvalidVersion exception
- Remove packaging>=23.0 from pyproject.toml dependencies
Why now: the Windows cross-build uses a hard-coded DEPS array in
build-dist-windows.sh, which was never updated when 'packaging' was
added on March 25. Result: importable from pip-installed dev envs,
missing from the portable installer — tray icon appeared but uvicorn
died with ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'packaging'.
Removing the dep entirely is cleaner than adding one more hard-coded
entry to the Windows DEPS list. Tests (678 passing) and a manual test
matrix covering dev/alpha/beta/rc/release ordering all pass.
The 'cmd <<EOF || { ... }' pattern confuses bash's parser — the closing
brace of the inline error block collides with the function's closing
brace. Rewrote to capture the python script into a local var via
$(cat <<EOF), then run it with -c and a plain 'if !' guard.
- compile_and_strip_sources: stop deleting .py files after compileall.
OpenCV's loader does literal file I/O on cv2/config.py (not a Python
import), so stripping it breaks `import cv2` with "missing
configuration file: ['config.py']". Other packages may do similar
file-based introspection tricks — the ~30% size win isn't worth
playing whack-a-mole with broken installers. We already hit this
with numpy.linalg and zeroconf._services; enough incidents.
- smoke_test_imports: only assert importability for modules whose
top-level dir actually exists in site-packages. Pillow for example
is a Windows-only dep, and was failing the Linux build spuriously.
Rewrote as a heredoc for readability.
- build-common.sh: remove zeroconf/_services from the strip list.
zeroconf's compiled Cython _listener.pyd imports from _services
internally, so stripping it broke `import zeroconf` at runtime with
ModuleNotFoundError — same class of bug as the numpy.linalg strip.
- build-common.sh: add smoke_test_imports() that imports every top-level
dependency against the stripped site-packages. Catches "we stripped
something that was actually needed" regressions at build time instead
of on a user's machine after install.
- build-dist.sh: wire smoke test into the Linux flow (runs real imports).
- build-dist-windows.sh: cross-build can't load win_amd64 .pyd files with
the host python, so instead verify that the known-required submodule
dirs (numpy.linalg/lib/matrixlib/ma, zeroconf._services) exist after
cleanup. Fails loud if any future strip-rule removes them.
numpy's own __init__.py imports lib and matrixlib (which in turn imports
numpy.linalg via defmatrix.py). Removing any of these submodules to save
dist size makes `import numpy` raise ModuleNotFoundError on the target,
which cascades into every wled_controller import.
Symptom: v0.0.0.dev0 Windows installer showed a tray icon but uvicorn
died silently in its background thread and port 8080 never listened —
browser got ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED.
Keep stripping: polynomial, distutils, f2py, typing, _pyinstaller.
These are genuinely unused by numpy's own import chain.
- build-common.sh: detect_version() normalizes non-PEP440 labels (e.g. 'dev',
'nightly') to 0.0.0.dev0 so stamping pyproject.toml doesn't break pip install.
- build-common.sh: split .py deletion out of cleanup_site_packages into a new
compile_and_strip_sources() that runs 'compileall -b' FIRST, then removes
sources. compileall now fails loud instead of silently no-op'ing.
- build-dist.sh: add missing compile_and_strip_sources call on Linux site-packages
(previous tarballs shipped empty packages with no .py and no .pyc).
- build-dist-windows.sh: reorder so compile_and_strip_sources runs right after
cleanup_site_packages, not after .py files have already been deleted.
- installer.nsi: RMDir /r payload dirs (python/, app/, scripts/) and delete
LedGrab.bat at the top of SecCore before File /r. NSIS File /r MERGES into
existing dirs, so upgrades left half-old/half-new state that surfaced as
'version mismatch' or duplicate-package ImportErrors. data/ and logs/ remain
untouched to preserve user config.
Add 4 new audio visualization modes powered by MusicAnalyzer:
- pulse_on_beat: BPM-synced pulsing with smooth beat phase
- energy_gradient: bass/mid/treble mapped to scrolling gradient
- spectrum_bands: three VU zones for frequency bands
- strobe_on_drop: state-driven strobe on detected musical drops
MusicAnalyzer provides BPM estimation (median IBI), beat phase tracking,
asymmetric energy envelope, 3-band frequency splitting, and drop
detection state machine (idle/buildup/drop/recovery).
Add auto_gain audio filter for automatic level normalization via rolling
peak tracking with configurable target level and response time.
Deprecate auto_gain on Audio Value Source (use the filter instead).
Weather sources cache was not fetched during streams tab load, so the
card renderer could not resolve weather source names. Also widened
lat/lon inputs from 80px to 100px to fit longer coordinates.
Mathematical wave generator that produces per-LED colors from
configurable waveform layers (sine, triangle, sawtooth, square) with
superposition, mapped through a gradient palette. Supports sync clocks,
bindable speed, and up to 8 wave layers.
- Storage model with wave validation and apply_update
- Numpy-vectorized stream with gradient LUT color mapping
- API schemas (create/update/response) and route registration
- Frontend editor with dynamic wave layer rows, gradient picker,
speed widget, and IconSelect waveform selectors
- i18n in en/ru/zh
Move HA sources, weather sources, game integration, and MQTT settings
into a dedicated Integrations top-level tab with tab-registry pattern.
Collapse tab labels to icon-only at narrow desktop widths (<=1100px)
to prevent toolbar overflow.
Restructure audio tree nav into Capture (Sources + Engine Templates)
and Processed (Sources + Filter Templates) subgroups.
Add missing i18n description keys for all 11 audio filters.
Wrap plain select filter options with IconSelect grids.
Tests that imported wled_controller.main at module level caused the real
production database (data/ledgrab.db) to be opened before test fixtures
could patch the config. This led to silent data loss.
Patch the global config singleton at conftest module level (before any
test imports main.py) to redirect all DB access to a temp directory.
Fix test_list_filters test (filter_id field name mismatch).
Add tests for audio filters, template store, and source store.
All 678 tests pass, ruff clean, tsc clean, esbuild clean.
No dead code remaining from old source types.
Rewrite audio source editor modal for capture/processed types only.
Remove old multichannel/mono/band_extract HTML sections and i18n keys.
Clean up legacy DOM section null-checks in audio-sources.ts.
Add Audio Processing Templates management UI to Streams tab:
- Template editor modal with filter list via FilterListManager
- CardSection with reconciliation for template cards
- DataCache instances for templates and audio filter defs
- Audio filter icon mappings in filter-list.ts
- i18n keys in en/ru/zh locales
Add AudioFilterPipeline for chained filter execution on AudioAnalysis.
Wire filter pipelines into AudioColorStripStream, AudioValueStream,
and WebSocket test endpoint. Add hot-update support via
ProcessorManager.refresh_audio_filter_pipelines(). Thread
AudioProcessingTemplateStore through dependency injection hierarchy.
Replace MultichannelAudioSource with CaptureAudioSource, add
ProcessedAudioSource (audio_source_id + audio_processing_template_id),
remove MonoAudioSource and BandExtractAudioSource entirely.
Update store resolution to walk processed chains collecting template IDs.
Update all API schemas, routes, and frontend references.
Add all audio filters that transform AudioAnalysis data:
- Channel Extract, Band Extract (migration from old source types)
- Peak Hold, Gain, Noise Gate, Envelope Follower
- Spectral Smoothing, Compressor, Inverter, Beat Gate, Delay
All registered via AudioFilterRegistry with option schemas.
Add the foundation for audio processing filters, mirroring the existing
picture filter/postprocessing template system:
- AudioFilter base class, AudioFilterRegistry, AudioFilterOptionDef
- AudioProcessingTemplate dataclass + SQLite-backed store
- audio_filter_template meta-filter with recursive resolution
- Full REST API: CRUD templates + filter registry discovery
- Dependency injection wired in dependencies.py and main.py
MQTT broker connections are now managed as entities (like HA sources)
instead of a single global config. Each MQTTSource gets its own
runtime with auto-reconnect, ref-counted via MQTTManager.
Backend:
- MQTTSource dataclass + MQTTSourceStore (SQLite)
- MQTTRuntime (per-broker connection, refactored from MQTTService)
- MQTTManager (ref-counted pool, same pattern as HAManager)
- CRUD API at /api/v1/mqtt/sources + test + status endpoints
- MQTTRule gains mqtt_source_id field for source selection
- Automation engine acquires/releases MQTT runtimes automatically
- Legacy MQTTService kept for backward compat during transition
Frontend:
- MQTT source cards in Streams > Integrations tab
- Create/edit modal with test button
- Dashboard integration cards with health-dot indicators
- Removed MQTT tab from settings modal
Replace unstyled status-dot classes with the existing health-dot
pattern (green/red glow) matching LED device cards. Tooltip shows
connection status and entity count.
Game integration system: receive real-time events from games
(CS2, Dota 2, LoL, etc.) and drive LED effects via color strip
streams and value source bindings.
Receive real-time events from games (CS2, Dota 2, LoL, etc.) and drive
LED effects through the existing color strip and value source pipelines.
Core:
- GameEventBus (thread-safe pub/sub) with standardized 23-type event vocabulary
- GameAdapter ABC + AdapterRegistry + MappingAdapter (YAML-driven)
- Built-in adapters: CS2 GSI, Dota 2 GSI, LoL Live Client, Generic Webhook
- Community YAML adapters: Minecraft, Valorant, Rocket League
- GameEventColorStripStream with 5 effects (flash/pulse/sweep/color_shift/breathing)
- GameEventValueSource with EMA smoothing and timeout
- 4 built-in effect presets (FPS Combat, MOBA Health, Racing, Generic Alert)
- Auto-setup for Valve GSI games (Steam path detection, cfg file writing)
- Demo capture engine exposed to non-demo mode
Frontend:
- Game tab in Streams tree navigation with integration cards
- Game integration editor modal with adapter picker, config fields, event mappings
- game_event source type in CSS and ValueSource editors
- Setup instructions overlay (markdown rendered)
- Live event monitor and connection test
API:
- Full CRUD for game integrations
- Event ingestion endpoint (adapter-level auth)
- Adapter metadata, presets, auto-setup, status/diagnostics endpoints
New value source that monitors host hardware via psutil/pynvml:
cpu_load, cpu_temp, gpu_load, gpu_temp, ram_usage, disk_usage,
network_rx, network_tx, battery_level, fan_speed.
Each metric normalizes to 0.0-1.0 with configurable ranges, poll
interval, EMA smoothing, and sensor_label for multi-sensor systems.
Conditional editor fields show/hide based on selected metric.
Also fixes: WS test crash when raw_value streams lack _min_ha attr,
toast timer overlap on rapid calls, SW cache bump to v34.
Add third theme mode (system) that follows OS prefers-color-scheme.
Theme button cycles dark → light → system with monitor icon.
Listens for OS preference changes in real time when in system mode.
Fix showToast clearing previous timer so rapid calls don't cause
the toast to disappear early.
Add navigateToCard crosslinks for ha_entity (→ HA source), gradient_map
(→ input value source + gradient entity), and css_extract (→ color strip).
Gradient map test now charts the input interpolation factor instead of
output luminance, making the 0–1 chart meaningful.
WS now sends color RGB data for color-type streams. Test modal renders
a color history swatch strip below the chart, colors the chart line and
fill area with the current output color, and shows rgb() in the stats.
Works for static_color, animated_color, and adaptive_time_color sources.
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