@homie-rocks/studio 0.50.6 → 0.50.7

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package/CHANGELOG.md CHANGED
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  `npx -y @homie-rocks/studio@latest upgrade`, which shows what's new since the version your studio pins (from this
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+ ## [0.50.7] - 2026-10-14
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+ **Plugin 0.50.7** · Prove your needs on every screen, with fixes from studio testers.
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+ Your app checks can show that your staff, tablet, kiosk, phone and wall workflows meet the needs you wrote down. Local checks use fresh records, and everyday studio work is more reliable.
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+ ### Fixed
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+ - App checks use the screens and staff roles named in your needs, verify sound, vibration and notification requests, and wait for the app to be ready after a reload. If a check cannot finish, it tells you which screen and condition it was waiting for.
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+ - Your AI can test local functions and tools without opening a browser, including the first event and its app or booking references. Staff access across your studio works alongside access granted to individual apps.
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+ - Functions can safely update shared records, append entries and increment counters when several requests arrive together. Your AI can read event feeds through tools, discover feed changes, and clear history through a point you choose.
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+ - Local previews refresh when you edit your app's HTML, CSS or JavaScript. Records-only apps open without game rules or a room, and embedded apps can keep temporary browser storage when persistent storage is unavailable. Checks handle confirmation dialogs and rebuilt app frames; local staff links use localhost.
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+ - Invalid records explain which field or ID needs fixing. Tool failures keep their useful explanation while hiding credentials. On narrow screens without 3D support, the fallback message leaves the headline readable; command help points to your app's files.
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+ - Shop and giving previews keep your items and amounts visible before payments are connected, with checkout disabled. A new studio can preview an empty shop.
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+ ### Upgrade notes
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+ - Upgrade, build and redeploy your studio to apply migration `0024_tool_data_versions.sql`, which lets functions detect conflicting record updates. This release adds no studio quota or automatic history deletion.
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+ - Local app checks use isolated records and private local staff sessions by default. Use `check --no-isolate` when you deliberately want to check existing records. Production sign-in stays the same.
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  ## [0.50.6] - 2026-10-14
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  **Plugin 0.50.6** · Scheduled functions run, and your AI can see every run.
package/apps/APPS.md CHANGED
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  ## Parts, check and stores
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- Parts import exactly as games do (`@parts/<id>` or `@parts/<host>/<id>`), with the same provenance and credit checks. `check.action` and `check.observe` name real UI selectors: the checker clicks on a phone, waits for changed text on wall and both phones, then reloads the actor and checks again. `check.params` optionally supplies public URL parameters (for example `{ "ticket": "404" }`) to all three surfaces so the action can address an existing sample record. The checker always chooses its own room. No round hooks are required. This performs the declared action and writes real records: use a local/test studio or a workflow explicitly safe to exercise.
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+ Parts import exactly as games do (`@parts/<id>` or `@parts/<host>/<id>`), with the same provenance and credit checks. `check.action` and `check.observe` name real UI selectors: the checker clicks on a phone, waits for changed text on wall and both phones, then reloads the actor and checks again. `check.params` optionally supplies public URL parameters (for example `{ "ticket": "404" }`) to all three surfaces so the action can address an existing sample record. The checker always chooses its own room. No round hooks are required. `check` uses fresh isolated records by default; run dev and check its localhost URL. `--no-isolate` explicitly uses existing records. A Codex-only needs plan can omit this baseline action.
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  `homie-studio standalone plan/build <app-id>` reuses Electron/Capacitor and the same built bundle. Public customer record calls use the existing standalone origin allowlist; credentials are never shared across origins. Native staff sign-in, private collections, offline record writes, native billing and automatic store upload are not implemented. Existing game standalone behavior is unchanged. A store build still needs its normal local SDK, signing and store review.
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  ```
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  These calls open the same shop in games and apps. Inside a player card, purchases leave for the studio's shop; ordinary play/open pages start Stripe checkout. The studio's TV and kids policies still apply.
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+ `check` uses fresh isolated records by default and prints that choice. Run `dev`,
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+ then check its **localhost** URL with the studio root available. All screens in a
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+ run share its isolated records; later runs start empty. `--no-isolate` explicitly
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+ uses existing records (including when checking a live URL). Do not assume existing
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+ bookings are fixtures: create the needed records through the flow. The baseline
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+ `app.json check` action is optional when the Codex contains executable needs.
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+ `dev` creates a private local test credential. The checker signs each screen into
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+ the role the need names without a passkey ceremony, and still enforces that role’s
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+ record capabilities. This credential only works on loopback with the dev-only
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+ Worker binding; production account sign-in is unchanged. Use `app role <id> staff
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+ --player <account> --studio` for a studio-wide grant; omit `--studio` for one app.
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+ Staff links printed locally use localhost. A grant can be revoked at either scope.
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+ Example: `{"id":"fit","statement":"My crew fits boards from a tablet","role":"staff",
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+ "steps":[{"surface":"tablet","selector":"[data-fit]","click":true}],
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+ "assertions":[{"surface":"tablet","selector":"[data-state]","text":"Fitted"},
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+ {"surface":"tablet","effect":"sound","name":"audio"}]}`.
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+ Nonvisual assertions observe actual platform calls: `sound` (`audio` for Web Audio
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+ source starts, including the audio package, or `media` for media play), `haptic`
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+ (`vibrate`), and `notification` (the notification title). Omit `name` to accept any
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+ request of that type. An app-specific adapter may emit `homie-effect` with
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+ `{effect,name}` at its real trigger. These prove requests, not that an OS delivered
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+ a notification or a person heard audio. Observations reset before each need.
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+ After reloads and rebuilt frames, check waits for online state, completed arrival,
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+ a hidden loading cover and two frames before assertions/captures. Timeout evidence
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+ names the surface and selector/effect it awaited. Dialogs are automatically accepted
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+ and reported. Read retries recover detached frames; dispatched actions are not
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+ silently repeated. `dev` rebuilds root HTML, CSS and JS as well as source and map
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+ changes. Unavailable sandbox Web Storage uses frame-local memory; use app records
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+ or `net.prefs` for persistence across reloads.
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+ Record fields start with a lowercase letter and use lowercase letters, digits and
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+ underscore. Record IDs use 1–64 letters, digits, underscores or hyphens. `app_schema`
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+ and the `app_records` tool schema explain the contract; validation errors name it.
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+ Live and local unconnected shop/giving pages display the declared items and amounts
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+ with disabled payment controls. They say they are not taking payments yet. A fresh
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+ `/shop/` has an empty preview; an authored shop page still takes precedence.
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  * when another MCP server named homie has taken the connector's name there.
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  * homie-studio codex new <id> [--kind app|game] [--name "<Name>"]
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- * games/<id>/CODEX.md: the Game Codex, every section, in the game's colours (a game
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+ * apps/<id>/CODEX.md for apps; games/<id>/CODEX.md for games: the Codex, every section, in the game's colours (a game
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  * is planned before it is made: with no game <id> yet, it starts its folder)
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  * homie-studio codex <id> [--artifact] [--open]
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  * the codex as a page in the game's own look (.studio/codex/<id>.html; it redraws
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  const { withKey } = await import('../lib/office.mjs');
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  if (!/^[a-z0-9][a-z0-9-]{0,39}$/.test(id ?? '') || !/^[a-z][a-z0-9-]{0,39}$/.test(role ?? '')) throw new Error('app role <id> <role> [--player <account>] [--revoke] [--url <site>]');
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- return withKey(root, flags.get('url'), (call) => call(`/${id}/api/app/roles`, { role, ...(flags.get('player') ? { player: flags.get('player') } : {}), revoke: flags.has('revoke') }));
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+ return withKey(root, flags.get('url'), (call) => call(`/${id}/api/app/roles`, { role, studio:flags.has('studio'), ...(flags.get('player') ? { player: flags.get('player') } : {}), revoke: flags.has('revoke') }));
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  }
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  if (cmd === 'app' && sub === 'new') return newApp(root, positional[2], { name: flags.get('name'), from: flags.get('from') ?? 'welcome' });
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  const shots = flags.get('shots') ? resolve(flags.get('shots'), ...(games.length > 1 ? [game] : [])) : null;
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+ approval. Local `tool call` uses the same headless connection. It is an owner tool
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+ and refuses remote hosts; production connections still require OAuth. It records an event in the
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+ ## Concurrent storage and logs
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+ `context.database` is scoped to the function (tools can explicitly share a
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+ namespace). `get(key)` returns its JSON value; `getVersioned(key)` returns
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+ `{value,version}` or null. `put(key,value,{version})` compares and sets in one SQL
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+ statement, returning `{ok:true,version}` or `{ok:false,conflict:true}`. Version 0
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+ means create only. Omitting the version preserves unconditional replacement.
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+ ```ts
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+ let row = await context.database.getVersioned('total');
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+ while (!(await context.database.put('total', Number(row?.value ?? 0) + 1,
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+ { version: row?.version ?? 0 })).ok) {
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+ row = await context.database.getVersioned('total');
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+ // Prefer a single atomic statement for these operations:
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+ await context.database.increment('total', 1);
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+ await context.database.append('selected-items', event.data);
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+ const page = await context.database.list({prefix:'booking:', after:'', limit:100});
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+ // page.items: {key,value,version}[], page.next: next cursor or null.
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+ ```
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+ at-least-once event exactly once. Use event IDs for deduplication. Atomic append is
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+ for application arrays, not an ever-growing operational log. Declare a studio event
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+ feed for logs and read pages using `studio_events_read` or resources. The owner can
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+ clear retained event/delivery history through an explicit sequence with
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+ A booking payment can be tested with:
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+ `homie-studio function fire order.paid --id fitting-paid-1 --input
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  - **Scene:** describe walking into the place. What occupies the wall? What moves, arrives, fills or lights up? What can someone understand from across the room? What feels different about this place?
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+ Steps support `fill`, `select`, `click: true` and `reload: true`; surfaces are `wall`, `phone`, `phone-two`, `tablet`, `kiosk` and `staff` (a tablet viewport). Set a need’s `role` to the declared role to prove. Each assertion names its surface; only the named screens are required. Assertions use a visible selector with optional contained text, or an observed effect. An honestly unavailable capability remains in the block with no assertions and a plain explanation in the prose; check reports it not met. Do not delete, weaken or replace a need to get green. Static needs such as accurate prices may have no action steps. Use semantic attributes on real visible scene elements for testability, never hidden QA-only counters.
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+ Run build and the shared-action check, then the needs step runs on those real browsers. Save captures with `--shots .checks`. The result contains each statement, met/partly/not, the assertion result and captures of all named surfaces; `.studio/checks/<id>-needs.json` drives the Codex's Needs status. Redraw `codex <id>` after checking. Passing a selector assertion is evidence, not a visual judgement: read every capture and perform the full flows as owner and customer using the playtest skill. If the picture fails the words, it is not done even with green assertions.
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+ ## Local acceptance and operations
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156
+ For local function and tool proof, run `dev` and use its localhost URL. The private
157
+ dev credential permits headless owner tool calls; production still uses OAuth.
158
+ App need sessions are scoped to the declared role and fresh records. See the app
159
+ and functions guides for tablet/kiosk proof and atomic function storage.
package/lib/app-needs.mjs CHANGED
@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
1
+ import {waitInApp} from './app-ready.mjs';
1
2
  /** Opt-in acceptance evidence, sourced from the person's Codex, not starter labels. */
2
3
  import { existsSync, readFileSync, mkdirSync, writeFileSync } from 'node:fs';
3
4
  import { join } from 'node:path';
@@ -21,34 +22,53 @@ export function readAppNeeds(root, id) {
21
22
  }
22
23
 
23
24
  /** Run real UI actions. A failed or absent flow stays visible; continue collecting other needs. */
24
- export async function proveAppNeeds({ plan, surfaces, shots, report }) {
25
+ export async function proveAppNeeds({ plan, surfaces, shots, report, ready = async () => {} }) {
25
26
  const results = [];
26
- const surface = name => { const s = surfaces.find(s => s.name === name); if (!s) throw new Error(`unknown surface ${name}`); return s; };
27
+ let activeRole;
28
+ const surface = name => { const s = surfaces.find(s => s.name === name && (!activeRole || s.role === activeRole)) ?? surfaces.find(s => s.name === name); if (!s) throw new Error(`unknown surface ${name}`); return s; };
27
29
  for (const need of plan.needs) {
30
+ activeRole = need.role;
31
+ const names = [...new Set([...(need.steps ?? []), ...(need.assertions ?? [])].map(s => s.surface))];
32
+ let waiting = 'validating assertions';
28
33
  const result = { id: need.id, statement: need.statement, status: 'not', captures: [] };
29
34
  try {
30
- if (!Array.isArray(need.assertions) || !['wall', 'phone'].every(name => need.assertions.some(a => a.surface === name))) throw new Error('needs wall and phone assertions');
35
+ if (!Array.isArray(need.assertions) || !need.assertions.length) throw new Error('need requires assertions on its named surfaces');
36
+ for (const name of names) { const s = surface(name); if (need.role && s.role !== need.role) throw new Error(`${name} requires role ${need.role}, got ${s.role ?? 'unspecified'}`); }
37
+ for (const name of new Set(need.assertions.filter(a => a.effect).map(a => a.surface))) await surface(name).frame.evaluate(() => { window.__homieNeedsEffects = []; });
31
38
  for (const step of need.steps ?? []) {
32
- const { frame, page } = surface(step.surface);
33
- if (step.reload) { await page.reload({ waitUntil: 'domcontentloaded' }); await page.waitForFunction(() => window.__shell?.link?.state === 'online'); surface(step.surface).frame = page.frames().find(f => /\/__game\//.test(f.url())); continue; }
34
- await frame.waitForSelector(step.selector, { visible: true });
39
+ const target=surface(step.surface);
40
+ if(!step.reload)await ready(target);
41
+ const { page } = target;
42
+ waiting = `${step.surface}: ${step.reload ? 'reload and arrival readiness' : step.selector}`;
43
+ if (step.reload) { await page.reload({ waitUntil: 'domcontentloaded' }); await ready(surface(step.surface)); continue; }
44
+ await waitInApp(target,step.selector,f=>f.waitForSelector(step.selector, { visible: true, timeout:10000 }),{ready});
45
+ const frame=target.frame;
35
46
  if (step.click) await frame.click(step.selector);
36
47
  else if (step.fill !== undefined) { await frame.$eval(step.selector, el => { el.value = ''; el.dispatchEvent(new Event('input', { bubbles: true })); }); await frame.type(step.selector, String(step.fill)); }
37
48
  else if (step.select !== undefined) await frame.select(step.selector, String(step.select));
38
49
  else throw new Error('step needs click, fill, select or reload');
39
50
  }
40
51
  for (const assertion of need.assertions) {
41
- const { frame } = surface(assertion.surface);
52
+ waiting = `${assertion.surface}: ${assertion.effect ? assertion.effect + ' ' + (assertion.name ?? '') : assertion.selector + (assertion.text === undefined ? '' : ' containing ' + JSON.stringify(assertion.text))}`;
53
+ const target=surface(assertion.surface);
54
+ await ready(target);
55
+ await waitInApp(target,waiting,async frame=>{
56
+ if (assertion.effect) {
57
+ if (!['sound', 'haptic', 'notification'].includes(assertion.effect)) throw new Error('unknown effect');
58
+ await frame.waitForFunction((effect, name) => window.__homieNeedsEffects?.some(e => e.effect === effect && (name === null || e.name === name)), { timeout: 10000 }, assertion.effect, assertion.name ?? null);
59
+ return;
60
+ }
42
61
  await frame.waitForSelector(assertion.selector, { visible: true, timeout: 10000 });
43
62
  if (assertion.text !== undefined) await frame.waitForFunction((selector, text) => document.querySelector(selector)?.textContent.includes(text), { timeout: 10000 }, assertion.selector, String(assertion.text));
63
+ },{ready});
44
64
  }
45
65
  result.status = shots ? 'met' : 'partly';
46
66
  result.why = shots ? 'UI assertions passed; inspect captures against the pictured scene' : 'Assertions passed but no captures saved';
47
- } catch (error) { result.why = error.message; }
48
- if (shots) for (const name of ['wall', 'phone']) {
67
+ } catch (error) { result.why = `Waiting for ${waiting}: ${error.message}`; }
68
+ if (shots) for (const name of names) {
49
69
  const file = join(shots, `${need.id}-${name}.jpg`);
50
- try { await surface(name).page.screenshot({ path: file, type: 'jpeg', quality: 85 }); result.captures.push(file); }
51
- catch (error) { result.status = 'partly'; result.why += `; capture failed: ${error.message}`; }
70
+ try { await ready(surface(name)); await surface(name).page.screenshot({ path: file, type: 'jpeg', quality: 85 }); result.captures.push(file); }
71
+ catch (error) { if (result.status === 'met') result.status = 'partly'; result.why += `; capture failed: ${error.message}`; }
52
72
  }
53
73
  report?.check?.(`need-${need.id}`, result.status === 'met' ? 'pass' : 'fail', { label: need.statement, note: result.why });
54
74
  results.push(result);
@@ -0,0 +1,49 @@
1
+ /** One arrival barrier for baseline proof, needs reloads and rebuilt frames. */
2
+ export async function appReady(surface, {timeout=60000}={}) {
3
+ const end=Date.now()+timeout;
4
+ let error;
5
+ do {
6
+ try {
7
+ await surface.page.waitForFunction(() => {
8
+ const cover=document.querySelector('[data-arrive]');
9
+ return window.__shell?.link?.state==='online' && window.__shell?.arrival?.phase==='done' && (!cover || (getComputedStyle(cover).opacity==='0' && getComputedStyle(cover).visibility==='hidden'));
10
+ },{timeout:Math.max(1,end-Date.now())});
11
+ const frame=surface.page.frames().find(f=>/\/__game\//.test(f.url()));
12
+ if(!frame)throw new Error('app frame missing');
13
+ await frame.evaluate(()=>new Promise(resolve=>requestAnimationFrame(()=>requestAnimationFrame(resolve))));
14
+ surface.frame=frame;return;
15
+ } catch(e) {error=e;if(!/context|detach|navigat|frame missing/i.test(e.message))break;}
16
+ } while(Date.now()<end);
17
+ throw new Error(`${surface.name}: waiting for online app, arrival phase done, hidden [data-arrive], and two frames: ${error?.message}`);
18
+ }
19
+ /** Installed before any app script. Observes actual platform calls, without faking their outcome. */
20
+ export function observeEffects() {
21
+ window.__homieNeedsEffects=[];
22
+ const record=(effect,name)=>window.__homieNeedsEffects.push({effect,name});
23
+ addEventListener('homie-effect',e=>{if(e.detail?.effect)record(e.detail.effect,e.detail.name);});
24
+ const wrap=(obj,key,effect,name)=>{const original=obj?.[key];if(typeof original!=='function')return;try{obj[key]=function(...args){record(effect,typeof name==='function'?name(args):name);return Reflect.apply(original,this,args);};}catch{}};
25
+ wrap(globalThis.AudioScheduledSourceNode?.prototype,'start','sound','audio');
26
+ wrap(globalThis.HTMLMediaElement?.prototype,'play','sound','media');
27
+ wrap(navigator,'vibrate','haptic','vibrate');
28
+ if(globalThis.Notification) {const Original=Notification;globalThis.Notification=new Proxy(Original,{construct(target,args){record('notification',String(args[0]));return Reflect.construct(target,args);}});}
29
+ wrap(globalThis.ServiceWorkerRegistration?.prototype,'showNotification','notification',args=>String(args[0]));
30
+ }
31
+
32
+ /** Retry reads after navigation; never repeat a dispatched click or record mutation. */
33
+ export async function waitInApp(surface,label,read,{ready=appReady,timeout=60000}={}) {
34
+ const end=Date.now()+timeout;
35
+ for(;;) {
36
+ try {return await read(surface.frame);}
37
+ catch(error) {
38
+ if(Date.now()>=end||!/context.*destroy|detach|navigat|cannot find context/i.test(error.message))throw new Error(`${surface.name}: waiting for ${label}: ${error.message}`);
39
+ await ready(surface,{timeout:Math.max(1,end-Date.now())});
40
+ }
41
+ }
42
+ }
43
+ export function answerDialogs(page,surface,dialogs,report) {
44
+ page.on('dialog',async dialog=>{
45
+ const item={surface,type:dialog.type(),message:dialog.message(),answer:'accepted'};dialogs.push(item);
46
+ report?.check?.('dialog-'+dialogs.length,'pass',{note:`${surface}: automatically accepted ${item.type}: ${item.message}`});
47
+ await dialog.accept().catch(()=>{});
48
+ });
49
+ }
package/lib/check.mjs CHANGED
@@ -1,3 +1,6 @@
1
+ import {randomBytes} from 'node:crypto';
2
+ import {appReady,observeEffects,waitInApp,answerDialogs} from './app-ready.mjs';
3
+ import {localCredential,localCookie} from './local-test.mjs';
1
4
  import { readAppNeeds, proveAppNeeds, saveAppNeeds } from './app-needs.mjs';
2
5
  /**
3
6
  * `homie-studio check [<game>] [--url <site> | --live]` — the promise, measured (where it runs and on which games
@@ -128,7 +131,7 @@ export function judgeRounds(browsers, missed = new Map()) {
128
131
  return null;
129
132
  }
130
133
 
131
- export async function check({ root = null, url, game, roundTimeoutMs = 150_000, rounds = 3, shots = null, userAgentTag = 'homie-studio-check', log = () => {}, report = null }) {
134
+ export async function check({ isolate = true, root = null, url, game, roundTimeoutMs = 150_000, rounds = 3, shots = null, userAgentTag = 'homie-studio-check', log = () => {}, report = null }) {
132
135
  if (!url || !game) throw new Error('usage: homie-studio check <game> --url <site url>');
133
136
  const base = String(url).replace(/\/+$/, '');
134
137
  const play = `${base}/${game}/play`;
@@ -149,7 +152,7 @@ export async function check({ root = null, url, game, roundTimeoutMs = 150_000,
149
152
  if (!chrome) return { ok: false, command: 'check', why: noChrome() };
150
153
  let puppeteer;
151
154
  try { puppeteer = (await import('puppeteer-core')).default; } catch { return { ok: false, command: 'check', why: 'puppeteer-core is not installed (it comes with @homie-rocks/studio; run npm install)' }; }
152
- if (appMeta) return checkApp({ root, url: base, game, meta: appMeta, shots, log, report, puppeteer, chrome });
155
+ if (appMeta) return checkApp({ isolate, root, url: base, game, meta: appMeta, shots, log, report, puppeteer, chrome });
153
156
  if (shots) mkdirSync(shots, { recursive: true });
154
157
  const profiles = [];
155
158
  const browsers = [];
@@ -344,59 +347,72 @@ export async function check({ root = null, url, game, roundTimeoutMs = 150_000,
344
347
  }
345
348
 
346
349
  /** Apps prove a real action crossing surfaces and a reconnect, without inventing a round. */
347
- export async function checkApp({ root = null, url, game, meta, shots = null, log = () => {}, report = null, puppeteer, chrome }) {
350
+ export async function checkApp({ isolate = true, root = null, url, game, meta, shots = null, log = () => {}, report = null, puppeteer, chrome }) {
348
351
  let plan;
349
352
  try { plan = readAppNeeds(root, game); } catch (error) { return { ok: false, command: 'check', kind: 'app', why: error.message }; }
350
- const proof = meta.check;
351
- if (!proof || typeof proof.action !== 'string' || typeof proof.observe !== 'string') return { ok: false, command: 'check', kind: 'app', why: 'app.json check needs action and observe CSS selectors for a real shared action' };
353
+ const secret=localCredential(root,url);
354
+ if(isolate && !secret)return {ok:false,command:'check',why:'Fresh isolated records are on by default. Run dev in this studio and check its localhost URL, or explicitly use --no-isolate.'};
355
+ log(isolate ? 'Fresh isolated records: on (this check only).' : 'Fresh isolated records: off; using existing records.');
356
+ const dialogs=[];
357
+ const proof = meta.check??{};
358
+ const baseline=typeof proof.action==='string'&&typeof proof.observe==='string';
359
+ if (!baseline && !plan) return { ok: false, command: 'check', kind: 'app', why: 'app.json check needs action and observe CSS selectors for a real shared action' };
352
360
  if (shots) mkdirSync(shots, { recursive: true });
353
361
  const profile = mkdtempSync(join(tmpdir(), 'homie-app-check-'));
354
362
  let browser;
355
363
  const surfaces = [];
356
- const room = `check-${Date.now().toString(36)}`;
364
+ const room = `check-${randomBytes(10).toString('hex')}`;
357
365
  try {
358
366
  browser = await puppeteer.launch({ executablePath: chrome, headless: true, userDataDir: profile, timeout: LAUNCH_TIMEOUT_MS, args: chromeArgs() });
359
- for (const [name, width, height, path] of [['wall', 1280, 720, 'tv'], ['phone', 390, 844, 'open'], ['phone-two', 390, 844, 'open']]) {
360
- const context = await browser.createBrowserContext();
361
- const page = await context.newPage();
362
- await page.setViewport({ width, height, isMobile: name !== 'wall', hasTouch: name !== 'wall' });
363
- const params = new URLSearchParams(proof.params ?? {}); params.set('room', room);
364
- await page.goto(`${url}/${game}/${path}?${params}`, { waitUntil: 'domcontentloaded', timeout: 90_000 });
365
- await page.waitForFunction(() => window.__shell?.link?.state === 'online', { timeout: 90_000 });
366
- const frame = page.frames().find((f) => /\/__game\//.test(f.url()));
367
- if (!frame) throw new Error(`${name} never loaded the app`);
368
- await frame.waitForSelector(proof.observe, { timeout: 30_000 });
369
- surfaces.push({ name, page, frame });
370
- log(`${name} connected to ${room}`);
371
- }
367
+ const openSurface = async (name, role) => {
368
+ const dimensions={wall:[1280,720],phone:[390,844],'phone-two':[390,844],tablet:[1024,768],staff:[1024,768],kiosk:[1080,1920]};
369
+ if(!dimensions[name])throw new Error(`Unknown needs surface ${name}`);
370
+ role ??= meta.surfaces?.[name==='phone-two'?'phone':name] ?? (name==='staff'?'staff':undefined);
371
+ if(!meta.roles?.[role])throw new Error(`${name}: unknown role ${role}`);
372
+ if(meta.roles[role].signIn && !secret)throw new Error(`${name}: local staff proof needs dev's test session`);
373
+ const context=await browser.createBrowserContext();
374
+ if(secret)await context.setCookie({name:'homie_test',value:localCookie(secret,{app:game,role,scope:isolate?room:null}),url,httpOnly:true,sameSite:'Strict'});
375
+ const page=await context.newPage();
376
+ answerDialogs(page,name,dialogs,report);
377
+ await page.evaluateOnNewDocument(observeEffects);
378
+ const [width,height]=dimensions[name];
379
+ await page.setViewport({width,height,isMobile:name!=='wall',hasTouch:name!=='wall'});
380
+ const params=new URLSearchParams(proof.params??{});params.set('room',room);params.set('role',role);params.set('surface',name==='staff'?'tablet':name==='phone-two'?'phone':name);
381
+ await page.goto(`${url}/${game}/${name==='wall'?'tv':'open'}?${params}`,{waitUntil:'domcontentloaded',timeout:90000});
382
+ const surface={name,role,page};await appReady(surface);
383
+ surfaces.push(surface);log(`${name} connected as ${role} to ${room}`);return surface;
384
+ };
385
+ let before=null,after=null;
386
+ if(baseline) {
387
+ for(const name of ['wall','phone','phone-two'])await openSurface(name);
372
388
  const textOf = (f) => f.$eval(proof.observe, (e) => e.textContent);
373
389
  const actor = surfaces[1];
374
- await actor.frame.waitForFunction((selector) => { const el = document.querySelector(selector); return el && !el.disabled && !el.hidden; }, {}, proof.action);
375
- const before = await textOf(actor.frame);
390
+ await waitInApp(actor,proof.action,f=>f.waitForFunction((selector) => { const el = document.querySelector(selector); return el && !el.disabled && !el.hidden; }, {}, proof.action));
391
+ before = await waitInApp(actor,proof.observe,textOf);
376
392
  await actor.frame.click(proof.action);
377
- await actor.frame.waitForFunction((selector, was) => document.querySelector(selector)?.textContent !== was, {}, proof.observe, before);
378
- const after = await textOf(actor.frame);
379
- for (const s of surfaces) await s.frame.waitForFunction((selector, wanted) => document.querySelector(selector)?.textContent === wanted, {}, proof.observe, after);
393
+ await waitInApp(actor,proof.observe+' changes after action',f=>f.waitForFunction((selector, was) => document.querySelector(selector)?.textContent !== was, {}, proof.observe, before));
394
+ after = await waitInApp(actor,proof.observe,textOf);
395
+ for (const s of surfaces) await waitInApp(s,proof.observe+' equals '+after,f=>f.waitForFunction((selector, wanted) => document.querySelector(selector)?.textContent === wanted, {}, proof.observe, after));
380
396
  // The actor reloads with its ticket and room. The other screens remain live.
381
397
  await actor.page.reload({ waitUntil: 'domcontentloaded' });
382
- await actor.page.waitForFunction(() => window.__shell?.link?.state === 'online', { timeout: 90_000 });
383
- actor.frame = actor.page.frames().find((f) => /\/__game\//.test(f.url()));
384
- await actor.frame.waitForFunction((selector, wanted) => document.querySelector(selector)?.textContent === wanted, {}, proof.observe, after);
398
+ await appReady(actor);
399
+ await waitInApp(actor,proof.observe+' retained after reload',f=>f.waitForFunction((selector, wanted) => document.querySelector(selector)?.textContent === wanted, {}, proof.observe, after));
385
400
  const rooms = await Promise.all(surfaces.map((s) => s.page.evaluate(() => window.__shell.room)));
386
401
  if (rooms.some((r) => r !== room)) throw new Error('surfaces did not retain the same room');
387
402
  for (const s of surfaces) {
388
- await s.page.waitForFunction(() => {
389
- const cover = document.querySelector('[data-arrive]');
390
- return window.__shell?.arrival?.phase === 'done' && (!cover || (getComputedStyle(cover).opacity === '0' && getComputedStyle(cover).visibility === 'hidden'));
391
- }, { timeout: READY_TIMEOUT_MS });
392
- await s.frame.evaluate(() => new Promise(resolve => requestAnimationFrame(() => requestAnimationFrame(resolve))));
403
+ await appReady(s);
393
404
  if (shots) await s.page.screenshot({ path: join(shots, `${s.name}.jpg`), type: 'jpeg', quality: 85 });
394
405
  }
395
406
  report?.check?.('app-action', 'pass', { note: 'action reached wall and both phones; reconnect retained it' });
396
- const needs = plan ? await proveAppNeeds({ plan, surfaces, shots, report }) : null;
407
+ }
408
+ for(const need of plan?.needs??[])for(const item of [...(need.steps??[]),...(need.assertions??[])]) {
409
+ const role=item.role??need.role??meta.surfaces?.[item.surface]??(item.surface==='staff'?'staff':undefined);
410
+ if(!surfaces.some(s=>s.name===item.surface&&s.role===role))await openSurface(item.surface,role);
411
+ }
412
+ const needs = plan ? await proveAppNeeds({ plan, surfaces, shots, report, ready:appReady }) : null;
397
413
  if (plan) { saveAppNeeds(root, game, plan, needs); const { refreshCodexFile } = await import('./codex.mjs'); refreshCodexFile(root, game); }
398
414
  const ok = !needs || needs.every(n => n.status === 'met');
399
- return { ok, ...(needs ? { needs, why: ok ? undefined : 'Some needs from the person’s Codex are not yet met; see needs and captures' } : {}), command: 'check', kind: 'app', room, surfaces: surfaces.map((s) => s.name), action: proof.action, before, after, reconnect: true };
400
- } catch (error) { return { ok: false, command: 'check', kind: 'app', why: error.message }; }
415
+ return { ok, ...(needs ? { needs, why: ok ? undefined : 'Some needs from the person’s Codex are not yet met; see needs and captures' } : {}), command: 'check', kind: 'app', isolatedRecords:isolate, dialogs, room, surfaces: surfaces.map((s) => s.name), action: proof.action, before, after, reconnect: baseline };
416
+ } catch (error) { return { ok: false, command: 'check', kind: 'app', dialogs, why: error.message }; }
401
417
  finally { await browser?.close().catch(() => {}); rmSync(profile, { recursive: true, force: true }); }
402
418
  }