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Every module explains itself in the app: a line under its title and under each control, more on a tap, all from one help file generated from the module headers and fetched by the browser, so the firmware carries none of the text. The docs site draws its catalog cards from the same file and gains a card deck per catalog page, with the app's emoji filter, search, turning cards and a size slider. KPI: 256lights | Desktop:2326KB | tick:1/29/21/16/4/17/17/1293/23/14/15us(FPS:1000000/34482/47619/62500/250000/58823/58823/773/43478/71428/66666) | src:331(84700) | test:243(55796) | functions-over:353 Commit: src +410/-239 lines | test +398/-66 lines | code findings 1629 -> 1628 (deeply nested -1) | duplicated lines 3654 -> 3654 (+0) Flash: esp32 +2.7 KB, esp32s3-n16r8 +2.8 KB, esp32p4rev1-eth +2.6 KB, the help feature's browser code; the shared help.js is 526 bytes smaller gzipped than the same code inside app.js. **Core** - `HttpServerModule` serves `help.js`, and `serveFile` looks the embedded UI files up in one table instead of a branch per file. - The UI rebuild rule is a glob over `src/ui` in the desktop, Teensy and ESP32 builds, which also re-embeds `migrate.js`, `semver.js` and `preview-adapt.js` on an edit. **Light domain** - BeatRipples, Picture and FseqPlayer carry their user help in their headers: the class comment's first line, `@card`, `@attribution`, a `@guide` with `## fit` and `## sampling` as Picture's control help, and one-line member comments; their catalog cards are cut to their headings. **UI** - Help per module (the line, a tap opens summary, picture, guide, attribution and links) and per control (Material's helper line, ▸ for more), fetched from the docs site and cached for offline use; the ⓘ in the status bar shows or hides it. - Labels, tab titles and values at high emphasis, help a step below in `--fg-subtle`, grouped under its field by proximity. - `src/ui/help.js` holds the help rendering, the emoji vocabulary and the chip filter, shared by the app's picker and the docs site; links and pictures from the file must be https, and `?help=<url>` lasts one tab. **Scripts/MoonDeck** - `gen_help.py`: libclang reads the registry with no build and writes the committed `docs/help/help.json`, with each module's role, tags and dimension; a card with a body is still read from its card, the named strangler-fig bridge. - `mkdocs_hooks.py` draws a heading-only card from help.json, shows every card's attribution, links drawn cards to the test inventory, and generates the effects, layouts, modifiers, drivers, system and services decks; `help-deck.js` renders them with mouse drag, glide, a remembered size and a spread layout when small. - `check_docgen` fails a stale help.json (and says so without LLVM), reads `@guide` as an appendix, measures drawn cards, and blocks a control line that states its default or range; `check_specs` reads catalog pages as drawn; `preview_installer` serves `help/help.json`. **Tests** - `test_gen_help.py`: levels, block tags, guide-as-more, member, above and behind comments, the card bridge and its flattening, absolute links, drawn cards and kept anchors; `ui-help.test.mjs`: escaping, https-only links, the chip filter, display names; check_docgen's restating rule and the no-LLVM report; the emoji and picker tests read `help.js`. **Docs/CI** - The plan, the documentation standards (`@guide`, block tags, drawn cards, the control-line rule), `ui.md`, the privacy policy and security page (the help fetch), MoonDeck.md; 72 catalog control lines lose a default or range, and layouts.md and modifiers.md lose their em-dashes. **Reviews** - 👾 help.json links went into `href` unchecked and `?help=` persisted a source: fixed, https-only links built as elements, `?help=` per tab, only the docs site's file cached. - 👾 the card bridge rendered `<video>`, fences and tables as text and dropped non-control bullets: fixed, flattened and counted per run. - 👾 `check_docgen` aborted without LLVM: fixed, reported as an unchecked finding. - 👾 `check_specs` read a cut card as the whole page: fixed, it reads the page as drawn. - 👾 the restating rule's comment counted 82 lines: fixed, the rule blocks and catches "up to N". - 👾 the deck printed "undefined", failed silently, doubled a CSS rule, scrolled past a scrollbar and left resize listeners: fixed. - 👾 hard-wrapped comments, present-tense and duplicate wording, an alias, a duplicated docs URL, hidden variation selectors, an unused report field: fixed. - 👾 the CLAUDE.md "max 400" edit rides along: accepted, the product owner's earlier change. - 👾 `.status-value` lost its 12 px: accepted, it matches a display value's size by design; the comment says so. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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+Before opening a pull request, follow [the process](../contributing/principles-and-process.md).
The desktop tests pass, the source works on the board it is for, and a board without the device builds and shows a status rather than failing.This is a documentation-maintainability violation, not a major workflow failure. The correction is a recommended, low-effort refactor.
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| Every layout, one block each: what it does and what each control means, together. A layout maps light indices to physical `(x, y, z)` positions: it defines the *shape* an [effect](effects.md) draws onto and a [driver](drivers.md) sends out. The [Layouts](moxygen/Layouts.md) container holds one or more layout children and composes them into one coordinate space; a [Layer](moxygen/Layer.md) renders over that combined space. (For how this page maps to the source/asset folders, see the [folder-structure decision](../../contributing/documentation-standards.md#module-pages).) |
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+A pair of concentric-ring "headlight" clusters mimics a car's front lights. Each cluster uses nested rings with 1, 8, 12, 16, and 24 LEDs, built from [Ring](#ring) geometry.
-Tiles an M×N grid of full matrix panels into one large display: an outer walk over the panel grid plus an inner walk over each panel's lights, both independently wired, for multi-panel video walls.
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| Every modifier, one block each: its preview, what it does, and what each control means, together. A modifier sits between an [effect](effects.md) and the output: it reshapes *where* pixels land (or masks them) without changing the effect's drawing. Modifiers compose: a [Layer](moxygen/Layer.md) folds its whole modifier stack each rebuild; a *dynamic* modifier (one that overrides `modifyLive`) also runs a per-frame pass, and an *animated* one keeps a static fold but rebuilds it on its own clock. See [ModifierBase](moxygen/ModifierBase.md) for the static-vs-dynamic split. Each block's emoji are its `tags()` (see the [tag emoji legend](../../explanation/architecture/index.md#tag-emoji-legend)); **Kind** is static (baked into the mapping at rebuild) or dynamic (per-frame remap). Modifiers are grouped into sections, and each block carries that modifier's preview, behavior, and control descriptions together. (For how this page maps to the source/asset folders, see the [folder-structure decision](../../contributing/documentation-standards.md#module-pages).) | ||
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Every modifier, one block each: its preview, what it does, and what each control means, together. A modifier sits between an [effect](effects.md) and the output: it reshapes *where* pixels land (or masks them) without changing the effect's drawing. Modifiers compose: a [Layer](moxygen/Layer.md) folds its whole modifier stack each rebuild; a *dynamic* modifier (one that overrides `modifyLive`) also runs a per-frame pass, and an *animated* one keeps a static fold but rebuilds it on its own clock. See [ModifierBase](moxygen/ModifierBase.md) for the static-vs-dynamic split. Each block's emoji are its `tags()` (see the [tag emoji legend](../../explanation/architecture/index.md#tag-emoji-legend)); **Kind** is static (baked into the mapping at rebuild) or dynamic (per-frame remap). Modifiers are grouped into sections, and each block carries that modifier's preview, behavior, and control descriptions together. (For how this page maps to the source/asset folders, see the [folder-structure decision](../../contributing/documentation-standards.md#module-pages).)
-A modifier folds coordinates rather than drawing, so it reaches for very little of the shared [power function](power-functions.md) toolbox; that page states the split and lists which modifiers use what.
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| A modifier folds coordinates rather than drawing, so it reaches for very little of the shared [power function](power-functions.md) toolbox; that page states the split and lists which modifiers use what. | |
| A modifier folds coordinates rather than drawing, so it uses little of the shared [power function](power-functions.md) toolbox; that page states the split and lists which modifiers use what. |
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[MoonLight.Weasel] 'very' adds emphasis, not information.
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Review comment at @docs/moonmodules/light/modifiers.md at line 5:
In the sentence describing modifiers and the shared power-function toolbox,
replace “reaches for very little” with “uses little,” preserving the rest of the
wording.
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| /// @card FseqPlayerEffect.gif The reference sweep fseq_play writes, the show an FSEQ player plays | ||
| /// | ||
| /// FSEQ is mapped by the sender, so its frames land in the channel-data sink as a sender-mapped Network Receive stream does, one copy alone on its layer. | ||
| /// It plays uncompressed FSEQ v2. A show lands where a sender-mapped [Network Receive](https://moonmodules.org/MoonLight/moonmodules/light/effects.html#networkreceive) stream does, so alone on its layer it reaches the lights in one copy on any layout. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
The help text says the effect plays FSEQ, but prepare() says it does not.
gen_help publishes this lead as the app's help. Line 11 tells users "It plays uncompressed FSEQ v2." prepare() (Line 38) still sets the status "reads no FSEQ file yet: playback is the next step". A user then sees help that promises playback next to a status that denies it. Fix one side:
- If playback is not implemented yet, say so in the lead.
- If it is implemented, remove the stale status.
Proposed fix (playback still pending)
-/// It plays uncompressed FSEQ v2. A show lands where ...
+/// It is to play uncompressed FSEQ v2; reading the file is the next step. A show lands where ...🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comment at @src/light/effects/FseqPlayerEffect.h at line 11:
Update the FseqPlayerEffect help text published by gen_help to clarify that FSEQ
playback is not implemented yet and file reading is the next step, keeping it
consistent with the status set in prepare().
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| function applyHelpShown(shown) { | ||
| document.body.classList.toggle("help-hidden", !shown); | ||
| const btn = document.getElementById("help-toggle"); | ||
| if (btn) { btn.setAttribute("aria-pressed", String(shown)); btn.title = shown ? "Hide help" : "Show help"; } | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
applyHelpShown must update aria-label, not only title.
index.html hard-codes aria-label="Show help", and aria-label takes precedence over title for the button's accessible name. So a screen reader always announces "Show help", even while help is visible and aria-pressed="true". Use one fixed label with aria-pressed, which is the standard toggle-button pattern.
Proposed fix
- if (btn) { btn.setAttribute("aria-pressed", String(shown)); btn.title = shown ? "Hide help" : "Show help"; }
+ if (btn) {
+ btn.setAttribute("aria-pressed", String(shown));
+ btn.setAttribute("aria-label", "Help");
+ btn.title = shown ? "Hide help" : "Show help";
+ }📝 Committable suggestion
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| function applyHelpShown(shown) { | |
| document.body.classList.toggle("help-hidden", !shown); | |
| const btn = document.getElementById("help-toggle"); | |
| if (btn) { btn.setAttribute("aria-pressed", String(shown)); btn.title = shown ? "Hide help" : "Show help"; } | |
| } | |
| function applyHelpShown(shown) { | |
| document.body.classList.toggle("help-hidden", !shown); | |
| const btn = document.getElementById("help-toggle"); | |
| if (btn) { | |
| btn.setAttribute("aria-pressed", String(shown)); | |
| btn.setAttribute("aria-label", "Help"); | |
| btn.title = shown ? "Hide help" : "Show help"; | |
| } | |
| } |
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Review comment at @src/ui/app.js around lines 2850 - 2854:
Update applyHelpShown to set a fixed aria-label of “Help” on the toggle button
while continuing to update aria-pressed from shown. Keep the existing title
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Every module now explains itself in the app: a line under its title and under each control, more on a tap. The help is written once, in the module's header, generated into one file the browser fetches, so the firmware carries none of the text. The docs site draws its catalog cards from the same file and gains a card deck per catalog page. This is the pilot of Plan: help in the UI, from the headers; the module-by-module migration and the technical pages follow.
One source: the header
gen_help.pyreads the registry through libclang, with no build, and writes the committeddocs/help/help.json: per module its line, summary, guide, attribution, picture and each control's line and longer help, plus its role, tags and dimension.@cardand@attribution, and@guidefor the user sections, so the header names what the file carries;@moreinfostays for developers.In the app
src/ui/help.jsholds the help rendering, the emoji vocabulary and the chip filter, shared by the app's type picker and the docs site.On the docs site
Checks
check_docgenfails a stale help.json and a control line that states its default or range (72 lines fixed);check_specsandcheck_docgenread drawn cards as the build draws them.?help=for one tab only.help.jsis 526 bytes smaller gzipped than the same code inside app.js.Verified on hardware
help.js, and the module and control help shows on the device.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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