@3dsource/angular-unreal-module 0.0.170 → 0.0.172

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@@ -23,10 +23,202 @@ The package is standalone and does not expose an NgModule.
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  ### Styling
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- The package ships its own styles and does not require any UI library. Its
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- components read `--src-*` design tokens where available, but every token has a
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- built-in fallback, so `@3dsource/source-ui-native` is entirely optional: install
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- it in the host application only if you want the components to follow that theme.
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+ The package ships its own styles and requires no UI library. Everything it draws
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+ on top of the video is customisable through three levels — take the cheapest one
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+ that solves your case.
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+ | Need | Level | Cost |
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+ | ---------------------------------- | ------------- | -------------------------- |
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+ | different colour / radius / font | design tokens | 3 lines of CSS |
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+ | your own look for a whole block | class hooks | one class in global styles |
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+ | a different set of elements inside | slots | one template |
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+ The three levels compose: tokens recolour what stays, a class hook restyles one
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+ block, a slot replaces what is inside it. A slot makes the class hook for the
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+ same part irrelevant — the markup inside is then entirely yours.
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+ #### What you can customise
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+ These are the blocks the scene draws over the video. Nothing else is themed —
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+ the video itself, and the dev-only overlays, are out of scope.
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+ | Block | When the user sees it | Token-only | Class hook parts | Slot |
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+ | -------------- | ---------------------------------- | ---------- | ------------------------------------------ | ------------------ |
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+ | Loading status | while connecting, shows percentage | ✓ | `statusCard`, `statusMessage` | `unrealStatusSlot` |
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+ | Resume / Start | stream paused or not yet started | ✓ | `resumeCard`, `resumeText`, `resumeButton` | `unrealResumeSlot` |
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+ | AFK timeout | inactivity countdown before drop | ✓ | `afkScrim`, `afkCard`, `afkButton` | `unrealAfkSlot` |
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+ Error dialogs (`unreal-error-modal`, `webrtc-error-modal`) are **not** part of
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+ this contract: they have no class hook, no slot, and they read the
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+ `@3dsource/source-ui-native` tokens (`--src-*`) rather than `--unreal-*`. They
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+ also render outside the scene DOM — see the note under Design tokens.
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+ #### 1. Design tokens
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+ Set the `--unreal-*` variables on `app-unreal-scene` — custom properties inherit
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+ through the DOM and reach every block inside.
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+ ```css
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+ app-unreal-scene {
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+ --unreal-surface-card: #101014;
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+ --unreal-text-main: #f5f5f7;
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+ --unreal-radius-card: 16px;
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ | Token | Default |
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+ | ------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- |
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+ | `--unreal-surface-card` | `#fff` |
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+ | `--unreal-surface-screen` | `#fff` |
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+ | `--unreal-surface-scrim` | `rgba(100, 100, 100, .7)` |
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+ | `--unreal-text-main` | `#1f2937` |
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+ | `--unreal-text-secondary` | `#6b7280` |
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+ | `--unreal-font-family` | `system-ui, sans-serif` |
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+ | `--unreal-radius-card` | `8px` |
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+ | `--unreal-radius-pill` | `9999px` |
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+ | `--unreal-shadow-card` | `0 26px 80px 0 rgba(0,0,0,.2), 0 0 1px 0 rgba(0,0,0,.2)` |
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+ | `--unreal-accent` | `#017bff` |
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+ | `--unreal-accent-hover` | `#016fe6` |
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+ | `--unreal-accent-text` | `#fff` |
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+ If `@3dsource/source-ui-native` is loaded, its tokens are used automatically
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+ wherever you do not set an `--unreal-*` value.
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+ > **Anything opened through CDK Dialog is out of reach.** The error dialogs
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+ > render in a separate overlay container, outside the scene DOM, so variables
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+ > set on `app-unreal-scene` never reach them — declare those on `:root`. Note
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+ > that those dialogs read `--src-*`, not `--unreal-*`.
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+ #### 2. Class hooks
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+ Supply your own class for a part; it **replaces** the built-in decoration class.
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+ The positioning class stays, so the scene layout cannot break.
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+ ```html
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+ <app-unreal-scene [uiClasses]="{ resumeCard: 'my-card', statusCard: 'my-pill' }" />
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+ ```
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+ Parts: `resumeCard`, `resumeText`, `resumeButton`, `afkScrim`, `afkCard`,
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+ `afkButton`, `statusCard`, `statusMessage`.
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+ > **Your classes must live in global styles** (`styles.scss`). Declared in a
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+ > component's own SCSS, Angular scopes them and they never reach the scene.
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+ > **The two button parts behave differently.** `resumeButton` and `afkButton`
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+ > put your class on the `<app-unreal-button>` host, but the `<button>` inside is
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+ > a library component whose styles are scoped — and a scoped `.unreal-button`
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+ > selector (0,2,0) outweighs a global `.my-cta button` (0,1,1). So the hook is
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+ > good for the button's _outer_ box (width, margin, alignment); to change the
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+ > button itself, use the `--unreal-accent*` tokens, or a slot if you want
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+ > different markup altogether.
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+ > **`afkScrim` and `--unreal-surface-scrim` have one caveat.** The package also
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+ > ships a legacy partial, `src/lib/styles/unreal.scss`, which is not part of the
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+ > published bundle and is not meant to be imported. It contains
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+ > `.frame #videoPlayOverlay { background-color: … }` — an id selector that
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+ > outweighs any class. If you import that partial anyway, it wins over both the
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+ > class hook and the token for the AFK overlay background.
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+ #### 3. Slots
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+ Replace the contents of a block with your own markup. The module keeps the
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+ wrapper and the visibility logic; you get the data through the template context.
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+ ```html
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+ <app-unreal-scene>
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+ <ng-template unrealResumeSlot let-ctx>
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+ <button (click)="ctx.start()" class="my-cta">{{ ctx.isSecondStart() ? 'Resume' : 'Start' }}</button>
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+ </ng-template>
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+ <ng-template unrealStatusSlot let-ctx>
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+ <my-progress [value]="ctx.percents()" />
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+ </ng-template>
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+ </app-unreal-scene>
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+ ```
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+ | Directive | Context |
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+ | ------------------ | --------------------------------------------- |
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+ | `unrealResumeSlot` | `isSecondStart`, `isAfkDisconnect`, `start()` |
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+ | `unrealAfkSlot` | `countdown` (seconds left), `reset()` |
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+ | `unrealStatusSlot` | `percents`, `message` |
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+ All context values except methods are Signals — call them in the template.
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+ `percents` is `undefined` until the first value arrives — guard it if you render
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+ it raw.
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+ The context object is created once and never replaced; what changes are the
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+ signals inside it. So `let-ctx` is stable and you can pass `ctx` around freely.
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+ > **Markup inside a slot belongs to you, not to the library.** Angular scopes a
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+ > template to the component that declares it, and your slot template is declared
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+ > in _your_ component. Two consequences:
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+ > - The library's own classes do nothing there. Writing `class="resume-box__text"`
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+ > inside a slot will not pick up the module's styling — that class is scoped to
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+ > the module.
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+ > - Style slot content the way you style any of your own markup: your component's
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+ > SCSS applies normally (no `::ng-deep`, no global stylesheet needed — unlike
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+ > class hooks).
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+ > The `--unreal-*` tokens **do** reach inside, because CSS custom properties
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+ > inherit through the DOM. Read them if you want your markup to follow the same
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+ > theme:
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+ > ```scss
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+ > .my-cta {
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+ > background: var(--unreal-accent, #017bff);
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+ > border-radius: var(--unreal-radius-card, 8px);
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+ > }
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+ > ```
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+ #### Recipes
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+ **Dark theme, nothing else.** One rule, no TypeScript:
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+ ```css
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+ app-unreal-scene {
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+ --unreal-surface-card: #101014;
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+ --unreal-surface-screen: #0b0b0f;
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+ --unreal-text-main: #f5f5f7;
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+ --unreal-text-secondary: #a1a1aa;
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+ --unreal-shadow-card: 0 20px 60px 0 rgb(0 0 0 / 60%);
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ **Your brand's accent on the buttons.** Buttons are recoloured with tokens, not
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+ with a class hook — see the note above:
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+ ```css
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+ app-unreal-scene {
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+ --unreal-accent: #ff5f6d;
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+ --unreal-accent-hover: #f0454f;
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+ --unreal-accent-text: #fff;
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ If you need a button that is shaped differently, not just recoloured, replace
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+ the whole block through `unrealResumeSlot` and render your own control.
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+ **A completely different loading status.** Structure, not just skin — so this is
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+ a slot. Visibility is still decided by the module:
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+ ```html
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+ <app-unreal-scene>
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+ <ng-template unrealStatusSlot let-ctx>
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+ <my-brand-progress [value]="ctx.percents() ?? 0" />
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+ </ng-template>
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+ </app-unreal-scene>
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+ ```
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+ #### What you cannot change
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+ - **When a block appears.** Visibility stays with the module — the conditions
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+ are non-trivial (connection state, reconnect flags, AFK timers) and duplicating
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+ them in a host app is a reliable source of bugs.
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+ - **Where a block sits in the scene.** Each customisable element keeps a
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+ positioning class that a host class never replaces, so the scene layout cannot
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+ be broken from outside. Move the block by restyling its container instead.
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+ - **The video element and dev overlays** (`video-stats`, `stat-graph`).
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  ## Setup
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  Available configuration fields:
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- | `regionsPingUrl` | Region latency endpoint |
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- | `dataChannelConnectionTimeout` | DataChannel connection timeout in ms |
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- | `customErrorsEndpoint` | Custom error reporting endpoint |
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- | `commandTelemetryReceiver` | Command telemetry endpoint |
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- | `streamTelemetryV2Url` | Stream lifecycle telemetry endpoint |
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- | `screenLockerContainerId` | Container used by the screen-locker overlay |
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+ | `regionsPingUrl` | Region latency endpoint |
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+ | `dataChannelConnectionTimeout` | DataChannel connection timeout in ms |
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+ | `customErrorsEndpoint` | Custom error reporting endpoint |
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+ | `commandTelemetryReceiver` | Command telemetry endpoint |
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+ | `streamTelemetryV2Url` | Stream lifecycle telemetry endpoint |
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+ | `screenLockerContainerId` | Container used by the screen-locker overlay |
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  | `mode` | `'metabox'` (default) — full Metabox command protocol; `'default'` — stock Pixel Streaming app, the module sends no Metabox commands of its own |
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- | `fpsMonitor` | Enables FPS monitoring (currently off — the service is not instantiated) |
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- | `autoHighResolution` | Raises resolution after the scene becomes idle |
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- | `playwright` | Enables the test-specific service behaviour |
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+ | `fpsMonitor` | Enables FPS monitoring (currently off — the service is not instantiated) |
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+ | `autoHighResolution` | Raises resolution after the scene becomes idle |
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+ | `playwright` | Enables the test-specific service behaviour |
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  Use `{ provide: UNREAL_CONFIG, useValue: {} }` for the minimal configuration.
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- Repository tooling requires Node.js 24.16.0 or newer and pnpm 11.18.0.
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+ Repository tooling requires Node.js 24.16.0 or newer and pnpm 11.21.0.