weed-cli 2.4.0__tar.gz → 2.4.4__tar.gz

{weed_cli-2.4.0/weed_cli.egg-info → weed_cli-2.4.4}/PKG-INFO

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.4
 Name: weed-cli
-Version: 2.4.0
+Version: 2.4.4
 Summary: Censorship-resistant video PoC — discovery/hosting/download over signed relay events, a real Kademlia DHT, or a TLS-capable NAT-traversal tunnel
 License: MIT
 Keywords: p2p,video,censorship-resistant,discovery,dht,kademlia,nat-traversal
@@ -201,6 +201,18 @@ Includes real HTTP range support (`/api/stream/<job_id>`) so a
 `<video>` tag can seek a completed download instead of downloading it
 blind.
 
+The visualizer's 🎹 panel binds an AKAI MPK mini (or any Web MIDI
+controller) to modes, transitions and sliders; **export** saves the
+keymap as a `.json` file and **import** loads one, so a layout travels
+between browsers and machines.
+
+The player's ⇄ button is **video swap**: pick another download whose
+picture stands in for the current track's — for an mp3 or a
+static-image video, so the visualizer (and the player window) have real
+footage. The audio stays with the track; the borrowed video loops on its
+own, follows play/pause, and the choice is remembered per track in the
+browser.
+
 ### Orbit Visualizer plugins
 
 The visualizer's modes and its Fade transitions are both open registries:
@@ -213,8 +225,8 @@ mode selector; a registered transition gets a Fade option and a turn in
 "Random". A plugin that throws is logged once and disabled without
 taking the draw loop down. `web/orbit_extras.js` (loaded by default) is
 built entirely on that API and adds Halftone, Lava, Terrain, Rain,
-Lissajous, Ripples and Cube, plus the Melt, Dissolve, Iris, Shatter,
-Wave, Spin, Zoom blur and RGB split transitions; `web/orbit_plugin_example.js`
+Lissajous, Ripples, Cube, VHS, Win95 and Joy Division, plus the Melt, Dissolve, Iris,
+Shatter, Wave, Spin, Zoom blur, RGB split, VHS and Win95 transitions; `web/orbit_plugin_example.js`
 is a minimal one to copy.
 
 ### Docker
@@ -245,6 +257,10 @@ docker compose -f docker-compose.node.yml exec node python3 weed.py discover  #
 - `/share` is a separate *bind* mount, not a named volume, so the actual
   `.ott` archives you're hosting are real files on the host you can see
   and manage directly. Point the web UI's Host form at `/share`.
+- `web/` is bind-mounted read-only over the image's own copy, and the
+  server re-reads static files per request with `Cache-Control: no-store`,
+  so frontend edits show up on a browser reload — no rebuild or restart.
+  Python changes (`web_ui.py`, `node.py`) still need `make node`.
 - An entry's `last_path` (recorded at `ott add` time, on whatever
   machine ran it) is only trusted if it exists on disk; otherwise the
   node falls back to the given archive directory. This matters the

{weed_cli-2.4.0 → weed_cli-2.4.4}/README.md

@@ -169,6 +169,18 @@ Includes real HTTP range support (`/api/stream/<job_id>`) so a
 `<video>` tag can seek a completed download instead of downloading it
 blind.
 
+The visualizer's 🎹 panel binds an AKAI MPK mini (or any Web MIDI
+controller) to modes, transitions and sliders; **export** saves the
+keymap as a `.json` file and **import** loads one, so a layout travels
+between browsers and machines.
+
+The player's ⇄ button is **video swap**: pick another download whose
+picture stands in for the current track's — for an mp3 or a
+static-image video, so the visualizer (and the player window) have real
+footage. The audio stays with the track; the borrowed video loops on its
+own, follows play/pause, and the choice is remembered per track in the
+browser.
+
 ### Orbit Visualizer plugins
 
 The visualizer's modes and its Fade transitions are both open registries:
@@ -181,8 +193,8 @@ mode selector; a registered transition gets a Fade option and a turn in
 "Random". A plugin that throws is logged once and disabled without
 taking the draw loop down. `web/orbit_extras.js` (loaded by default) is
 built entirely on that API and adds Halftone, Lava, Terrain, Rain,
-Lissajous, Ripples and Cube, plus the Melt, Dissolve, Iris, Shatter,
-Wave, Spin, Zoom blur and RGB split transitions; `web/orbit_plugin_example.js`
+Lissajous, Ripples, Cube, VHS, Win95 and Joy Division, plus the Melt, Dissolve, Iris,
+Shatter, Wave, Spin, Zoom blur, RGB split, VHS and Win95 transitions; `web/orbit_plugin_example.js`
 is a minimal one to copy.
 
 ### Docker
@@ -213,6 +225,10 @@ docker compose -f docker-compose.node.yml exec node python3 weed.py discover  #
 - `/share` is a separate *bind* mount, not a named volume, so the actual
   `.ott` archives you're hosting are real files on the host you can see
   and manage directly. Point the web UI's Host form at `/share`.
+- `web/` is bind-mounted read-only over the image's own copy, and the
+  server re-reads static files per request with `Cache-Control: no-store`,
+  so frontend edits show up on a browser reload — no rebuild or restart.
+  Python changes (`web_ui.py`, `node.py`) still need `make node`.
 - An entry's `last_path` (recorded at `ott add` time, on whatever
   machine ran it) is only trusted if it exists on disk; otherwise the
   node falls back to the given archive directory. This matters the

{weed_cli-2.4.0 → weed_cli-2.4.4}/pyproject.toml

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta"
 
 [project]
 name = "weed-cli"
-version = "2.4.0"
+version = "2.4.4"
 description = "Censorship-resistant video PoC — discovery/hosting/download over signed relay events, a real Kademlia DHT, or a TLS-capable NAT-traversal tunnel"
 readme = "README.md"
 license = { text = "MIT" }

{weed_cli-2.4.0 → weed_cli-2.4.4/weed_cli.egg-info}/PKG-INFO

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.4
 Name: weed-cli
-Version: 2.4.0
+Version: 2.4.4
 Summary: Censorship-resistant video PoC — discovery/hosting/download over signed relay events, a real Kademlia DHT, or a TLS-capable NAT-traversal tunnel
 License: MIT
 Keywords: p2p,video,censorship-resistant,discovery,dht,kademlia,nat-traversal
@@ -201,6 +201,18 @@ Includes real HTTP range support (`/api/stream/<job_id>`) so a
 `<video>` tag can seek a completed download instead of downloading it
 blind.
 
+The visualizer's 🎹 panel binds an AKAI MPK mini (or any Web MIDI
+controller) to modes, transitions and sliders; **export** saves the
+keymap as a `.json` file and **import** loads one, so a layout travels
+between browsers and machines.
+
+The player's ⇄ button is **video swap**: pick another download whose
+picture stands in for the current track's — for an mp3 or a
+static-image video, so the visualizer (and the player window) have real
+footage. The audio stays with the track; the borrowed video loops on its
+own, follows play/pause, and the choice is remembered per track in the
+browser.
+
 ### Orbit Visualizer plugins
 
 The visualizer's modes and its Fade transitions are both open registries:
@@ -213,8 +225,8 @@ mode selector; a registered transition gets a Fade option and a turn in
 "Random". A plugin that throws is logged once and disabled without
 taking the draw loop down. `web/orbit_extras.js` (loaded by default) is
 built entirely on that API and adds Halftone, Lava, Terrain, Rain,
-Lissajous, Ripples and Cube, plus the Melt, Dissolve, Iris, Shatter,
-Wave, Spin, Zoom blur and RGB split transitions; `web/orbit_plugin_example.js`
+Lissajous, Ripples, Cube, VHS, Win95 and Joy Division, plus the Melt, Dissolve, Iris,
+Shatter, Wave, Spin, Zoom blur, RGB split, VHS and Win95 transitions; `web/orbit_plugin_example.js`
 is a minimal one to copy.
 
 ### Docker
@@ -245,6 +257,10 @@ docker compose -f docker-compose.node.yml exec node python3 weed.py discover  #
 - `/share` is a separate *bind* mount, not a named volume, so the actual
   `.ott` archives you're hosting are real files on the host you can see
   and manage directly. Point the web UI's Host form at `/share`.
+- `web/` is bind-mounted read-only over the image's own copy, and the
+  server re-reads static files per request with `Cache-Control: no-store`,
+  so frontend edits show up on a browser reload — no rebuild or restart.
+  Python changes (`web_ui.py`, `node.py`) still need `make node`.
 - An entry's `last_path` (recorded at `ott add` time, on whatever
   machine ran it) is only trusted if it exists on disk; otherwise the
   node falls back to the given archive directory. This matters the