feat: support square 64x64 panels (Raspberry Pi and MatrixPortal S3) - #905
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 2 included reviews per hour; 1 remains after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe PR adds square Raspberry Pi and MatrixPortal S3 device types with 64×64 dimensions. Server rendering, setup images, firmware handling, device selection, and browser previews now use device-specific geometry. Time-based mode filters can trigger re-rendering. Square panel support
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DeviceType->>Server: Return CanvasSize() and DisplaySize()
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On my test I noticed the individual app previews are still old dimensions and the images are clipped. |
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Adds a `raspberrypi_square` device type for the 64x64 LED matrices, and makes the canvas size come from the device rather than being hardcoded. Rendering was fixed at 64x32 with a `Supports2x()` flag doubling both axes for the wide panels, so a square panel could not be expressed at all. `DeviceType` now answers two questions instead: `CanvasSize()` for the canvas an app is rendered into, and `DisplaySize()` for the physical panel. Pixlet already accepted arbitrary dimensions, so no renderer changes were needed — only passing the device's size through the five places that assumed 64x32 (app render, both schema paths, the schema handler, and the no-apps setup image). The setup image needed a real fix rather than a new size: it laid the QR and the address out in a row with the QR sized to the panel height, so on a square panel the QR took the full width and the address was left none. It now stacks them on any panel that is not wider than it is tall, which also lets a square panel carry a noticeably larger QR than a 64x32 can. On the web side the preview `<img>` elements were pinned to a 2:1 aspect ratio, which squashed a square panel's image. The 2x detection in theme.js now also recognises a square image and tags the container, and TV mode takes its aspect ratio from the device type. `DeviceType` persists and serialises as its slug string, so the new value needs no migration. Verified against a local server with three devices (raspberrypi, raspberrypi_wide, raspberrypi_square) sharing one app: /next serves 64x32, 128x64 and 64x64 respectively, the setup QR renders at each panel's size, and the manager and TV previews keep each panel's shape. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
AGENTS.md asks for `assert` and `require` in unit tests; the tests added in the previous commit used bare t.Fatal/t.Error. Also drops a shadow of the imported `data` package in the panel-size test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a `matrixportal_s3_square` device type, rendering at 64x64 like the square Pi type. The Adafruit MatrixPortal S3 already wires the E address line (GPIO 21), so a 64x64 panel needs no change to the board itself, only firmware built for 64 rows. That target is tronbyt/firmware-esp32#157, which adds `matrixportal-s3-square`; this maps the device type onto its two release assets. Unlike the wide and waveshare variants, the square type points at its own merged image rather than reusing the base one, so an initial full flash lands 64x64 firmware instead of 64x32. Until that firmware release exists, generating firmware for the new type finds no binary. That case was already reachable — a release only carries binaries for the device types that existed when it was built, so any device type newer than a server's cached release hits it — and it answered with a 500 quoting an absolute server path. It now answers 404 with what to do about it, and the detail goes to the log instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The picker was a flat list, which was fine while every device drove a 64x32 panel and the choice only affected a label. It no longer is: with 128x64 and 64x64 types in the same list, the choice decides what canvas apps render into, and nothing in the list said so. Device types are now grouped into <optgroup>s by the panel they drive - 64x32, then 128x64, then 64x64 - so the sections are ordered the way someone would reach for them rather than by pixel count, which would put 64x64 in the middle. The group label is generated from DisplaySize(), so it cannot drift from the size a type actually reports and needs no translation. Types whose size is not in the ordered list are appended rather than dropped, and empty groups are omitted. "Other" groups under 64x32 because that is what the server renders for it. The list feeding this is hand-maintained, so a device type added later can silently never appear in the picker. A test now asserts every known type is offered exactly once and sits under the size it actually drives. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Mirrors supports2x, which is how this project already lets an app say it renders differently on a wider panel. A square panel is a different shape rather than a bigger one, so it needs its own assertion: supports64x64 in manifest.yaml, a @64x64 preview file beside the app, and a badge in the catalogue next to the 2x one. One deliberate difference from supports2x. The 2x path ALSO sets the capability from the mere presence of a <base>@2x file, which over the current apps corpus marks 53 apps as 2x-capable on the evidence of a committed screenshot alone, and 10 more declare the key with no such file. A screenshot proves a preview exists, not that anyone looked at the app on that panel - so supports64x64 is read only from the manifest, and the @64x64 file only supplies a preview. The thumbnail endpoint takes ?square=1 and prefers the square preview when one exists, falling back to 2x and then the plain preview, so callers that know the device shape get the right image and everyone else is unaffected. Also fixes square previews being clipped in the web UI. .app-img carries aspect-ratio 2/1 with overflow:hidden, so styling only the <img> left a square render overflowing a 2:1 box and cut off. The container now takes the aspect too, in the catalogue, the device page and the fixed 256x128 installed-app slots. Verified in a browser against a live server: square previews now measure 130x130 and 240x240 against their 64x64 source, while 64x32 and 128x64 devices are unchanged at 240x121 and 258x130. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds two 64x64 device types —
raspberrypi_squareandmatrixportal_s3_square— and makes the render size come from the device instead of being hardcoded.Rendering was fixed at
64, 32withSupports2x()doubling both axes for the wide panels. That covers 64x32 and 128x64, but a square panel is not a scale of either, so it could not be expressed at all.DeviceTypenow answers two questions:CanvasSize()— the logical canvas an app is rendered into (whatcanvas.size()reports)DisplaySize()— the physical panel, i.e. the canvas with 2x applied where the type uses itPixlet already accepts arbitrary dimensions (
canvas.Metadata{Width, Height, Is2x}flows straight toencode.ScreensFromRoots), so the renderer needed no changes — only passing the device's size through the five call sites that assumed 64x32: the app render, both schema paths, the schema handler, and the no-apps setup image.DeviceTypepersists and serialises as its slug string (Value/MarshalJSON), so the new enum value needs no migration.Two things this turned up
The setup image assumed a landscape panel. It laid the QR and the address out in a
Rowwith the QR sized to the panel height, so on a 64x64 the QR took the full width and the address was left64 - 64 - 2 = -2px — it silently vanished. It now stacks them on any panel that is not wider than it is tall. A side effect is that a square panel gets a noticeably larger QR than a 64x32 can fit:Previews were pinned to 2:1 in the web UI.
theme.jsonly distinguished 2x bynaturalWidth === 128, so a 64x64 image fell into the defaultaspect-ratio: 2 / 1and was squashed. It now also recognises a square image and tags the container, with a matching dot mask; TV mode takes its aspect ratio from the device type via a smallpanelAspecttemplate helper.Verification
Ran a local server with four devices —
raspberrypi,raspberrypi_wide,raspberrypi_square,matrixportal_s3_square— sharing one installed app:/nextserves 64x32, 128x64, 64x64 and 64x64 respectively, and the on-disk renders indata/webp/<device>/match.aspect-ratio: 64 / 64for the square device and128 / 64for the wide one.go vet,go test ./...,golangci-lint runanddjlint --profile=golang --checkare all clean. New tests coverCanvasSize/DisplaySize, the slug round trip, and both setup-image layouts — the square-panel layout test fails if the stacking condition is reverted.MatrixPortal S3 (second commit)
The Adafruit MatrixPortal S3 drives the E address line from GPIO 21, so a 64x64 panel needs firmware built for 64 rows plus the board's Address E solder jumper closed (centre pad to 8, per Adafruit's pinout guide). That target is tronbyt/firmware-esp32#157, which adds
matrixportal-s3-square; this maps the device type onto its two release assets. This device type is only useful once a firmware release carries them, so it may be worth landing that PR first.Unlike the wide and waveshare variants, the square type points at its own merged image rather than reusing the base one, so an initial full flash lands 64x64 firmware instead of 64x32. The firmware CI produces both assets (verified on a run of that PR's branch).
That raised a case worth fixing on its own: a release only carries binaries for the device types that existed when it was built, so any device type newer than a server's cached release has nothing to flash. That already answered with a 500 quoting an absolute server path. It now answers 404 with what to do about it, and the detail goes to the log:
There is also a new test asserting every device type that claims
SupportsFirmware()names a binary — the invariant that makes adding a device type safe. (Merged images are deliberately not required: Pixoticker is OTA-only.)Note for app authors
Existing apps render correctly on a square panel but are drawn for 2:1, so most will sit in the top or middle band with the rest black. Nothing distorts or crashes, and
canvas.size()/canvas.is2x()let apps adapt. This PR makes the panel work; making apps use the extra height is a separate, per-app job.Summary by CodeRabbit