@limrun/ui 0.14.0-rc.5 → 0.14.0

package/README.md

@@ -1,35 +1,18 @@
 # Limrun React Components
 
-`@limrun/ui` contains the React components needed to embed Limrun instances in your web applications.
+`@limrun/ui` contains the React components needed to embed Limrun instances
+in web applications. It exports `RemoteControl` plus accessibility snapshot
+types and helpers for building inspect, search, and agent interfaces.
 
 See [examples](../../examples/) to see how it can be used.
 
-## Real Device Installation Primitives
+Related browser workflow packages are published separately:
 
-`@limrun/ui` includes browser primitives for building your own iPhone
-installation UI. The package no longer exports a guided install dialog.
+- `@limrun/apple-auth` handles Apple ID login, signing credentials, and App
+  Store Connect.
+- `@limrun/device-install` handles WebUSB pairing and real-device installation.
+- `@limrun/play-auth` handles Google login and Google Play publishing.
 
-- `@limrun/ui/app-store-relay` exports framework-agnostic Apple ID relay and Apple Developer Portal calls for teams, certificates, profiles, bundle IDs, and devices.
-- `@limrun/ui/app-store-relay/react` exports thin React state helpers for Apple ID login.
-- `@limrun/ui/device-build` exports signing asset helpers, signed build triggering, build log watching, and OTA install metadata.
-- `@limrun/ui/device-build/react` exports build state helpers.
-- `@limrun/ui/device-install` exports WebUSB access, pairing, pair-record storage, and install relay primitives.
-- `@limrun/ui/device-install/react` exports focused React state for device access, pairing, and relay installation.
-
-The primitives are intentionally low-level. Your app decides whether to create
-or reuse Apple certificates and provisioning profiles, how to present devices
-and bundle IDs, and when to persist signing assets.
-
-```ts
-import { listAppleTeams, createAppleProfile } from '@limrun/ui/app-store-relay';
-import { startSignedDeviceBuild } from '@limrun/ui/device-build';
-import { requestUSBAccess, pairDevice, startDeviceInstall } from '@limrun/ui/device-install';
-```
-
-WebUSB requires a Chromium browser and a secure context. Pair records and signing
-assets, including the `.p12` password when provided, are stored in the browser's
-IndexedDB only when you call the storage helpers.
-
-### Releasing
+## Releasing
 
 This package is not part of generated SDK, hence you need to publish it manually in GitHub Actions.

package/dist/components/remote-control.d.ts

@@ -182,6 +182,42 @@ interface RemoteControlProps {
      * 16:9 / 1920×1080 — applies).
      */
     cameraAspect?: CameraAspect;
+    /**
+     * iOS only: when true, capture the user's microphone via
+     * `getUserMedia({ audio: true })` and stream it live into the
+     * simulator's mock microphone. Unlike the camera (which is
+     * demand-driven by apps inside the sim), the microphone is
+     * user-driven: flip this prop from a button in your UI. The
+     * component handles the browser permission prompt, the WebRTC
+     * track attach (no SDP renegotiation — the audio slot is
+     * pre-allocated) and the `microphoneStart`/`microphoneStop`
+     * signaling to the host. Progress and failures are reported via
+     * `onMicrophoneStateChange`. Ignored on Android instances.
+     */
+    microphoneEnabled?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Fires whenever the live-microphone pipeline changes state:
+     * after an enable attempt resolves (granted or denied), when the
+     * host acknowledges or rejects the stream, when the browser
+     * revokes the track mid-stream, and on disable. Use it to render
+     * the mic button's on/off/error state.
+     */
+    onMicrophoneStateChange?: (state: MicrophoneState) => void;
+}
+/**
+ * Snapshot of the live-microphone pipeline, reported through
+ * `onMicrophoneStateChange`.
+ */
+export interface MicrophoneState {
+    /** True while the browser mic is captured and streaming to the sim. */
+    active: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Human-readable failure from the last attempt, if any (permission
+     * denied, no device, host rejection, ...).
+     */
+    error?: string;
+    /** Device label of the captured microphone, when available. */
+    label?: string;
 }
 /**
  * Resolution caps a host app can request on the outbound camera.