Detects if the browser supports Web Bluetooth API and displays an
informative warning when unsupported. Provides users with clear
options: use a compatible browser or download the desktop app.
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Detects if the browser supports Web Bluetooth API and displays an
informative warning when unsupported. Provides users with clear
options: use a compatible browser or download the desktop app.
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Adds conditions to build and upload jobs to only run when triggered by pushes to the main branch, preventing unnecessary builds on pull requests.
Changes:
- Updated build-web job condition to include `github.ref == 'refs/heads/main'`
- Updated build-release job condition to include `github.ref == 'refs/heads/main'`
- Updated upload-to-release job condition to include `github.ref == 'refs/heads/main'`
This ensures:
- Pull requests only update the draft release notes (via release-drafter)
- Actual builds and artifact uploads only happen on main branch pushes
- More efficient CI/CD pipeline with reduced unnecessary builds
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Renames the workflow file to better reflect its purpose of creating and maintaining draft releases.
Changes:
- Renamed .github/workflows/release.yml to .github/workflows/draft-release.yml
- Updated workflow name from "Release" to "Draft Release"
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Moves web app build from publish-pages workflow to release workflow to ensure version consistency and better artifact management.
Changes:
- Added build-web job to release.yml that:
- Updates package.json with the release version
- Builds the web app with proper base path
- Creates a versioned zip artifact (respira-web-{version}.zip)
- Uploads as a release asset alongside desktop builds
- Updated publish-pages.yml to:
- Remove the build-web job (no longer needed)
- Download the pre-built web artifact from the release
- Extract and deploy the versioned build
Benefits:
- All artifacts (desktop + web) built together with same version
- Web app now includes correct version number in package.json
- Simpler and faster publish-pages workflow (no rebuild needed)
- Better caching and consistency across deployments
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The application now properly detects when a Brother PP1 machine is not paired with the operating system. Previously, the connection would appear successful but commands would fail silently.
Changes:
- Enhanced sendCommand() to check for empty or invalid responses during initial connection
- Updated connect() to validate the connection with a test command (getMachineState)
- Properly disconnect and clean up when pairing is not established
- Throw BluetoothPairingError with helpful instructions for the user
When the machine is not paired, users now see a clear error message instructing them to:
1. Long-press the Bluetooth button on the machine
2. Pair via the operating system's Bluetooth settings
3. Try connecting again
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The COLOR_END and CUT commands must be on the same stitch, not separate stitches.
This was causing the machine to execute an extra stitch with the new color before
the jump to the new position.
Changes:
- Combine COLOR_END (X flag) and CUT (Y flag) into single stitch at old position
- Machine now correctly pauses after cut, before jumping to new color section
- Update all color change tests to expect combined COLOR_END+CUT stitch
The correct sequence is now:
1. Finishing lock stitches (old color)
2. COLOR_END+CUT stitch (old color) ← Machine pauses here
3. Jump to new position (new color)
4. Starting lock stitches (new color)
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The encoder now adds 8 lock stitches at the very beginning of every pattern,
matching the behavior of the original C# PesxToPen.cs code (Nuihajime_TomeDataPlus
is called when counter <= 2).
Key changes:
- Find first non-MOVE stitch for lock stitch placement
- Add 8 starting lock stitches before main encoding loop
- Calculate forward-looking direction for optimal knot hiding
- Update all 30 tests to account for starting lock stitches
Also added tests to verify:
- DATA_END flag is automatically added to last stitch
- Starting lock stitches are correctly placed at pattern start
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Added tests to verify the encoder correctly handles pattern termination:
- Test that DATA_END flag is added to last stitch even without END flag
- Test that DATA_END flag is added when input has explicit END flag
This ensures patterns are always properly terminated in PEN format,
regardless of whether the input stitches have an END marker.
All 29 tests passing.
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Renamed and restructured PEN parsing to match encoder pattern:
Changes:
- Renamed pen/parser.ts → pen/decoder.ts (consistent with encoder.ts)
- Created pen/types.ts for PEN-specific type definitions
- Moved types out of machine.ts (they're format-specific, not machine-specific)
- Unified decoder with encoder test helpers (encoder.test.ts now uses decoder)
New structure:
- decodePenStitch() - decode single 4-byte stitch
- decodeAllPenStitches() - decode all stitches from bytes
- decodePenData() - full decode with color blocks and bounds
- getStitchColor() - helper to get color for a stitch index
Type definitions:
- DecodedPenStitch - individual stitch with coordinates and flags
- PenColorBlock - color block (stitch range for one thread)
- DecodedPenData - complete decoded pattern data
Backward compatibility:
- Added compatibility aliases (isJump, flags, startStitch, endStitch)
- Maintains API compatibility with existing UI code
Also added dist-electron to eslint ignore list.
All tests passing (27/27), build successful, lint clean.
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Moved embroidery format-related code from utils to new formats folder:
Structure:
- src/formats/pen/ - PEN format encoding and parsing
- encoder.ts (was utils/penEncoder.ts)
- encoder.test.ts (was utils/penEncoder.test.ts)
- parser.ts (was utils/penParser.ts)
- PEN constants moved inline to encoder.ts
- src/formats/import/ - Pattern import/conversion (currently PES)
- worker.ts (was workers/patternConverter.worker.ts)
- client.ts (was utils/patternConverterClient.ts)
- pesImporter.ts (was utils/pystitchConverter.ts)
- pyodideLoader.ts (was utils/pyodideLoader.ts)
- constants.ts (PyStitch/pyembroidery constants)
Benefits:
- Better separation of concerns
- PEN encoder is co-located with PEN parser
- Import logic is in one place and extensible for other formats
- Removed utils/embroideryConstants.ts - split into appropriate locations
- Updated all 18 import references across the codebase
All tests passing, build successful.
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- Added npm run test:run to GitHub Actions build workflow
- Updated workflow name to reflect testing is included
- Tests now run between lint and build steps
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Enhanced penEncoder test suite with byte-level sequence verification:
- Added helper functions to decode PEN bytes for detailed assertions
- Replaced length-only tests with precise operation order verification
- Added tests for color change sequences (same position and with jump)
- Added test for color change followed by explicit JUMP command
- Added test for long jump sequences with lock stitches
- Verified exact placement of lock stitches, cuts, jumps, and color markers
All 27 tests passing with comprehensive coverage of PEN format encoding.
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- Extract PEN encoding logic into separate testable module (penEncoder.ts)
- Implement 24 comprehensive tests covering:
- Position encoding and coordinate shifting
- Lock stitch direction calculation (forward/backward)
- Lock stitch generation with rotation
- Full PEN encoding with color changes, jumps, and bounds
- Edge cases (empty arrays, single stitches, TRIM flags)
- Setup vitest for testing
- Refactor pattern converter worker to use extracted penEncoder module
- Fix bounds calculation to include non-MOVE stitches (not just STITCH)
- Remove duplicate function definitions from worker
- Add test scripts: npm run test, npm run test:ui, npm run test:run
All tests passing (24/24) and build successful.
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- Read version from package.json at build time using Vite define
- Create global __APP_VERSION__ constant injected by Vite
- Update document title in App component to include version (e.g., "Respira v0.0.0")
- Works reliably in both web and Electron builds
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- Fix PenData import to use correct source (types/machine instead of penParser)
- Add explicit return type annotations for map callbacks in PatternCanvas
- Add parentheses around arrow function parameters to satisfy linter
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Color change finish lock stitches now look FORWARD (Loop C) instead of
backward, aligning the knot with the stop event data for correct tension
when the machine halts for thread color changes.
Lock stitch direction breakdown:
- Loop A (Jump/Entry): Look forward - hides knot under upcoming stitches
- Loop B (End/Cut): Look backward - hides knot inside previous stitches
- Loop C (Color Change): Look forward - aligns with stop event data
Added detailed comments documenting which loop corresponds to each
lock stitch location in the code.
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- Change let to const for variables that are never reassigned
- Fix React Hook dependency array warnings in useBrotherMachine
- Remove unused refreshPatternInfo dependency from uploadPattern
- Add missing refreshPatternInfo dependency to startMaskTrace
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- Add lock stitch rotation based on movement direction (matches C# PesxToPen.cs)
- Calculate direction by accumulating vectors up to 5 stitches or 8.0 units
- Scale direction vectors from magnitude 8.0 down to 0.4 for proper lock stitch size
- Generate 8 lock stitches (not 4) alternating between +dir and -dir
- Remove PyStitch duplicate position stitches during color changes
- Add long jump detection with automatic lock stitches and cut commands
- Improve color change sequence: finish locks, cut, jump, COLOR_END, start locks
- Parse PEN data to get actual stitches for rendering (fixes jump stitch colors)
- Add encodeStitchPosition() helper function for coordinate encoding
- Improve pattern info refresh timing after mask trace
- Add detailed logging for PEN encoding and pattern info responses
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This commit addresses multiple critical issues in pattern rendering and coordinate handling:
1. Fixed Y-axis offset accumulation in penParser.ts
- Corrected sign extension logic for 16-bit signed coordinates
- Changed to interpret full 16-bit value as signed before shifting
- Prevents coordinate drift and offset accumulation
2. Fixed color assignment for tack stitches in patternConverter.worker.ts
- Added detection for small finishing stitches after COLOR_CHANGE commands
- Assigns tack stitches to correct (previous) color instead of new color
- Uses conservative pattern matching (< 1.0 unit, followed by JUMP)
3. Made jump stitches visible in pattern preview (KonvaComponents.tsx)
- Render jump stitches in thread color instead of gray
- Use dashed pattern [8, 4] to distinguish from regular stitches
- Set appropriate opacity (0.8 completed, 0.5 not completed)
- Fixed critical bug: include previous position in jump groups to create proper line segments
4. Updated konvaRenderers.ts for consistency
- Applied same jump stitch rendering logic
- Ensures consistent behavior across rendering methods
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Remove expensive cross-platform Electron packaging from the build pipeline
since it duplicates work done by the release pipeline. The build pipeline
now focuses on quick quality checks (linting + TypeScript compilation) for
every PR and main branch push.
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Move Pyodide/PyStitch pattern conversion to a dedicated Web Worker for
non-blocking UI performance. Pyodide now loads in the background on app
startup with real-time progress indicator showing download and initialization
status.
Key changes:
- Create patternConverter.worker.ts with full PES to PEN conversion logic
- Add patternConverterClient.ts singleton for worker management
- Implement progress tracking (0-100%) with step descriptions
- Add inline progress bar in FileUpload component with contextual messaging
- Configure COEP headers for Electron to support Web Workers
- Pass dynamic asset URLs to worker for file:// protocol support
- Update UIStore with progress state management
- Simplify pystitchConverter.ts to delegate to worker client
Benefits:
- Truly non-blocking UI (heavy Python/WASM runs off main thread)
- Real progress feedback during 15MB Pyodide download
- Works in both browser and Electron (dev and production)
- Faster app startup perception with background loading
- Better UX with "waiting" state if user clicks before ready
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Complete the component refactoring by updating WorkflowStepper to
consume stores directly instead of receiving props.
Changes:
- Updated WorkflowStepper to use useMachineStore and usePatternStore
- Removed 7 props that were being passed from App.tsx
- Added hasError import to WorkflowStepper
- Removed unused hasError import from App.tsx
Now all major components use Zustand stores directly:
- FileUpload: 0 props (was 14)
- ProgressMonitor: 0 props (was 9)
- PatternCanvas: 0 props (was 7)
- PatternSummaryCard: 0 props (was 5)
- WorkflowStepper: 0 props (was 7)
Total props eliminated: 42
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Refactor all child components to consume stores directly instead of
receiving props from App.tsx. This eliminates prop drilling and
simplifies the component tree.
Components updated:
- FileUpload: Now uses useMachineStore, usePatternStore, and useUIStore
directly instead of receiving 14 props
- ProgressMonitor: Now uses useMachineStore and usePatternStore instead
of receiving 9 props
- PatternCanvas: Now uses useMachineStore and usePatternStore instead of
receiving 7 props
- PatternSummaryCard: Now uses useMachineStore and usePatternStore
instead of receiving 5 props
Changes to App.tsx:
- Removed all component props that are now accessed via stores
- Removed unused callbacks: handlePatternLoaded, handlePatternOffsetChange,
handleUpload, handleDeletePattern
- Removed unused imports: PesPatternData, canDeletePattern, useCallback
- Simplified component tree with zero-prop component calls
Benefits:
- Eliminated prop drilling across 37 props total
- Components can access exactly what they need from stores
- Cleaner, more maintainable component interfaces
- Better separation of concerns
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- Add zustand dependency for modern state management
- Create three separate stores for better code organization:
- useMachineStore: Machine connection, status, and operations
- usePatternStore: Pattern data, offset, and upload state
- useUIStore: Pyodide and UI-specific state
- Migrate App.tsx from useBrotherMachine hook to Zustand stores
- Use useShallow for optimized multi-value selections
- Implement dynamic polling intervals based on machine state
- Add ESLint ignore for .vite build directory
Benefits:
- Better separation of concerns with logical store divisions
- Improved performance through selector-based subscriptions
- Cleaner code replacing 445-line hook with maintainable stores
- Full TypeScript support with proper typing
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