refactor: comprehensive code quality, security, and release readiness improvements
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Security: tighten CORS defaults, add webhook rate limiting, fix XSS in
automations, guard WebSocket JSON.parse, validate ADB address input,
seal debug exception leak, URL-encode WS tokens, CSS.escape in selectors.

Code quality: add Pydantic models for brightness/power endpoints, fix
thread safety and name uniqueness in DeviceStore, immutable update
pattern, split 6 oversized files into 16 focused modules, enable
TypeScript strictNullChecks (741→102 errors), type state variables,
add dom-utils helper, migrate 3 modules from inline onclick to event
delegation, ProcessorDependencies dataclass.

Performance: async store saves, health endpoint log level, command
palette debounce, optimized entity-events comparison, fix service
worker precache list.

Testing: expand from 45 to 293 passing tests — add store tests (141),
route tests (25), core logic tests (42), E2E flow tests (33), organize
into tests/api/, tests/storage/, tests/core/, tests/e2e/.

DevOps: CI test pipeline, pre-commit config, Dockerfile multi-stage
build with non-root user and health check, docker-compose improvements,
version bump to 0.2.0.

Docs: rewrite CLAUDE.md (202→56 lines), server/CLAUDE.md (212→76),
create contexts/server-operations.md, fix .js→.ts references, fix env
var prefix in README, rewrite INSTALLATION.md, add CONTRIBUTING.md and
.env.example.
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@@ -72,17 +72,17 @@ For `EntitySelect` with `allowNone: true`, pass the same i18n string as `noneLab
Plain `<select>` dropdowns should be enhanced with visual selectors depending on the data type:
- **Predefined options** (source types, effect types, palettes, waveforms, viz modes) → use `IconSelect` from `js/core/icon-select.js`. This replaces the `<select>` with a visual grid of icon+label+description cells. See `_ensureCSSTypeIconSelect()`, `_ensureEffectTypeIconSelect()`, `_ensureInterpolationIconSelect()` in `color-strips.js` for examples.
- **Predefined options** (source types, effect types, palettes, waveforms, viz modes) → use `IconSelect` from `js/core/icon-select.ts`. This replaces the `<select>` with a visual grid of icon+label+description cells. See `_ensureCSSTypeIconSelect()`, `_ensureEffectTypeIconSelect()`, `_ensureInterpolationIconSelect()` in `color-strips.ts` for examples.
- **Entity references** (picture sources, audio sources, devices, templates, clocks) → use `EntitySelect` from `js/core/entity-palette.js`. This replaces the `<select>` with a searchable command-palette-style picker. See `_cssPictureSourceEntitySelect` in `color-strips.js` or `_lineSourceEntitySelect` in `advanced-calibration.js` for examples.
- **Entity references** (picture sources, audio sources, devices, templates, clocks) → use `EntitySelect` from `js/core/entity-palette.ts`. This replaces the `<select>` with a searchable command-palette-style picker. See `_cssPictureSourceEntitySelect` in `color-strips.ts` or `_lineSourceEntitySelect` in `advanced-calibration.ts` for examples.
Both widgets hide the native `<select>` but keep it in the DOM with its value in sync. After programmatically changing the `<select>` value, call `.refresh()` (EntitySelect) or `.setValue(val)` (IconSelect) to update the trigger display. Call `.destroy()` when the modal closes.
**IMPORTANT:** For `IconSelect` item icons, use SVG icons from `js/core/icon-paths.js` (via `_icon(P.iconName)`) or styled `<span>` elements (e.g., `<span style="font-weight:bold">A</span>`). **Never use emoji** — they render inconsistently across platforms and themes.
**IMPORTANT:** For `IconSelect` item icons, use SVG icons from `js/core/icon-paths.ts` (via `_icon(P.iconName)`) or styled `<span>` elements (e.g., `<span style="font-weight:bold">A</span>`). **Never use emoji** — they render inconsistently across platforms and themes.
### Modal dirty check (discard unsaved changes)
Every editor modal **must** have a dirty check so closing with unsaved changes shows a "Discard unsaved changes?" confirmation. Use the `Modal` base class pattern from `js/core/modal.js`:
Every editor modal **must** have a dirty check so closing with unsaved changes shows a "Discard unsaved changes?" confirmation. Use the `Modal` base class pattern from `js/core/modal.ts`:
1. **Subclass Modal** with `snapshotValues()` returning an object of all tracked field values:
@@ -144,25 +144,25 @@ Do **not** use a `range-with-value` wrapper div.
### Tutorials
The app has an interactive tutorial system (`static/js/features/tutorials.js`) with a generic engine, spotlight overlay, tooltip positioning, and keyboard navigation. Tutorials exist for:
The app has an interactive tutorial system (`static/js/features/tutorials.ts`) with a generic engine, spotlight overlay, tooltip positioning, and keyboard navigation. Tutorials exist for:
- **Getting started** (header-level walkthrough of all tabs and controls)
- **Per-tab tutorials** (Dashboard, Targets, Sources, Profiles) triggered by `?` buttons
- **Device card tutorial** and **Calibration tutorial** (context-specific)
When adding **new tabs, sections, or major UI elements**, update the corresponding tutorial step array in `tutorials.js` and add `tour.*` i18n keys to all 3 locale files (`en.json`, `ru.json`, `zh.json`).
When adding **new tabs, sections, or major UI elements**, update the corresponding tutorial step array in `tutorials.ts` and add `tour.*` i18n keys to all 3 locale files (`en.json`, `ru.json`, `zh.json`).
## Icons
**Always use SVG icons from the icon system, never text/emoji/Unicode symbols for buttons and UI controls.**
- Icon SVG paths are defined in `static/js/core/icon-paths.js` (Lucide icons, 24×24 viewBox)
- Icon constants are exported from `static/js/core/icons.js` (e.g. `ICON_START`, `ICON_TRASH`, `ICON_EDIT`)
- Use `_svg(path)` wrapper from `icons.js` to create new icon constants from paths
- Icon SVG paths are defined in `static/js/core/icon-paths.ts` (Lucide icons, 24×24 viewBox)
- Icon constants are exported from `static/js/core/icons.ts` (e.g. `ICON_START`, `ICON_TRASH`, `ICON_EDIT`)
- Use `_svg(path)` wrapper from `icons.ts` to create new icon constants from paths
When you need a new icon:
1. Find the Lucide icon at https://lucide.dev
2. Copy the inner SVG elements (paths, circles, rects) into `icon-paths.js` as a new export
3. Add a corresponding `ICON_*` constant in `icons.js` using `_svg(P.myIcon)`
3. Add a corresponding `ICON_*` constant in `icons.ts` using `_svg(P.myIcon)`
4. Import and use the constant in your feature module
Common icons: `ICON_START` (play), `ICON_STOP` (power), `ICON_EDIT` (pencil), `ICON_CLONE` (copy), `ICON_TRASH` (trash), `ICON_SETTINGS` (gear), `ICON_TEST` (flask), `ICON_OK` (circle-check), `ICON_WARNING` (triangle-alert), `ICON_HELP` (circle-help), `ICON_LIST_CHECKS` (list-checks), `ICON_CIRCLE_OFF` (circle-off).
@@ -171,9 +171,9 @@ For icon-only buttons, use `btn btn-icon` CSS classes. The `.icon` class inside
## Localization (i18n)
**Every user-facing string must be localized.** Never use hardcoded English strings in `showToast()`, `error.textContent`, modal messages, or any other UI-visible text. Always use `t('key')` from `../core/i18n.js` and add the corresponding key to **all three** locale files (`en.json`, `ru.json`, `zh.json`).
**Every user-facing string must be localized.** Never use hardcoded English strings in `showToast()`, `error.textContent`, modal messages, or any other UI-visible text. Always use `t('key')` from `../core/i18n.ts` and add the corresponding key to **all three** locale files (`en.json`, `ru.json`, `zh.json`).
- In JS modules: `import { t } from '../core/i18n.js';` then `showToast(t('my.key'), 'error')`
- In JS modules: `import { t } from '../core/i18n.ts';` then `showToast(t('my.key'), 'error')`
- In inline `<script>` blocks (where `t()` may not be available yet): use `window.t ? t('key') : 'fallback'`
- In HTML templates: use `data-i18n="key"` for text content, `data-i18n-title="key"` for title attributes, `data-i18n-aria-label="key"` for aria-labels
- Keys follow dotted namespace convention: `feature.context.description` (e.g. `device.error.brightness`, `calibration.saved`)
@@ -196,7 +196,7 @@ The frontend uses **esbuild** to bundle all JS modules and CSS files into single
### Files
- **Entry points:** `static/js/app.js` (JS), `static/css/all.css` (CSS imports all individual sheets)
- **Entry points:** `static/js/app.ts` (JS), `static/css/all.css` (CSS imports all individual sheets)
- **Output:** `static/dist/app.bundle.js` and `static/dist/app.bundle.css` (minified + source maps)
- **Config:** `server/esbuild.mjs`
- **HTML:** `templates/index.html` references the bundles, not individual source files
@@ -219,8 +219,8 @@ The frontend uses **esbuild** to bundle all JS modules and CSS files into single
All JS/CSS dependencies are bundled — **no CDN or external requests** at runtime:
- **Chart.js** — imported in `perf-charts.js`, exposed as `window.Chart` for `targets.js` and `dashboard.js`
- **ELK.js** — imported in `graph-layout.js` for graph auto-layout
- **Chart.js** — imported in `perf-charts.ts`, exposed as `window.Chart` for `targets.ts` and `dashboard.ts`
- **ELK.js** — imported in `graph-layout.ts` for graph auto-layout
- **Fonts** — DM Sans (400-700) and Orbitron (700) woff2 files in `static/fonts/`, declared in `css/fonts.css`
When adding a new JS dependency: `npm install <pkg>` in `server/`, then `import` it in the relevant source file. esbuild bundles it automatically.
@@ -260,7 +260,7 @@ Reference: `.dashboard-metric-value` in `dashboard.css` uses `font-family: var(-
### FPS sparkline charts
Use `createFpsSparkline(canvasId, actualHistory, currentHistory, fpsTarget)` from `core/chart-utils.js`. Wrap the canvas in `.target-fps-sparkline` (36px height, `position: relative`, `overflow: hidden`). Show the value in `.target-fps-label` with `.metric-value` and `.target-fps-avg`.
Use `createFpsSparkline(canvasId, actualHistory, currentHistory, fpsTarget)` from `core/chart-utils.ts`. Wrap the canvas in `.target-fps-sparkline` (36px height, `position: relative`, `overflow: hidden`). Show the value in `.target-fps-label` with `.metric-value` and `.target-fps-avg`.
## Visual Graph Editor