From b25f217e3e5ee26ec0526a81cb769173d7cd8630 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Kartios Date: Sat, 22 Aug 2026 18:01:11 -0700 Subject: [PATCH] feat: real fire on the boards, the LA office as a twin, and a night sky worth reading MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The world stops being a simulation of California and starts being California. **THE PROMOTION GATE WAS THE FIRST COMMIT, BEFORE ANY ORANGE PIXEL EXISTED.** On today's live store the SoCal board contains 22 incidents. Every one has NULL acreage and fifteen are nameless LA County dispatch numbers. Drawn naively that is 22 orange marks over Los Angeles on a day nothing is burning — in a frame that contains no other warm colour, so one glyph would be the most salient object on the board and twenty-two would spend its credibility permanently. `acres >= 10 AND contained < 80 AND type != 'RX' AND last_seen = max(last_seen)` returns 0 on SoCal, exactly 5 on California, 0 on the Bay — same body, same day, three correct answers. The empty board is a deliverable, not a fallback: it says "No active fire on this board — CAL FIRE and WFIGS, just now", states that 21 records were gated and why, lists the largest fires burning OUTSIDE the frame with distances, and counts the hot pixels it is deliberately not drawing. **The privacy leak is structurally impossible rather than carefully avoided.** cloud-1 serves a projection; the four home-relative columns never leave that box. `observations.threat` was the one that nearly got through — it is `(16/distance)^2 x log10(acres) x momentum x containment x wind-alignment`, so with acreage and containment public it inverts to a distance circle around a house and three fires give an intersection. A grep of the built bundle for distance_km, bearing_deg, threat, 7762 and the street name returns nothing. **Deliberately not used, and both would have produced a confident wrong answer:** the store's `air` table retains only the last parameter of each poll, so all 78 rows read "Good" while the live feed reports ozone 101 "Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups" — haze driven off it would clear the sky during a smoke event. And `weather` is written only inside the NWS alerts loop, so a quiet day stores no wind at all. Tera's own per-region NWS wind is already correct and already what the clouds drift on. Satellite detections are drawn as evidence and never as incidents. The permanent industrial heat source 4.7 km from the owner's house is flagged persistent and dropped, asserted by a test that first proves it is present in the fixture. MODIS integer confidence and VIIRS string confidence are branched on `sat`. **The LA office is a twin.** Its entire authored second storey — Model Loft, Model Bay, The Materials Room, 430 lines nobody had ever stood in — is reachable on foot: a walker crosses level-1 to level-2 in 73 fixed steps, floorY 0 to 5, verified against the real pack rather than a synthetic plan. Its two studio devices read real hardware through a field-allowlisted bridge: mute, volume and reachability only. Never level, because there is no passive level upstream and obtaining one would record a room with people in it. Never dB, because upstream is gainPct across four different native scales. The bridge refuses all writes. Fixed at its root: an anonymous visitor was getting permanently at-rest instruments backing off against a 401. The tier moves into `createDeviceSource`, so anon gets the living simulator three file headers already promised. **Item 8 is closed, not fixed, and the correction is the point.** The Bay Area "stutter" was GPU power management — the card sat at 500 MHz of 2725 through every run that reproduced it, 4096/2048/1024/256 shadow maps all render in 1.21-1.31 ms, and two consecutive runs over a byte-identical dist gave 33.4 then 16.7. The allowance is removed and the cell is back to 16.7. Geometry is the gate; frame time is advisory. Item 7 was re-scoped after measuring: 1,069,006 of the Bay Area's 2,265,056 triangles were the second submission of the same buildings into the shadow pass. Mobile now has its own triangle caps and bay-area mobile draws 1,266,096. Also: bridges and the freeway corridor light up at night as emission, not lights — 1,614 deck lamps and 18 tower heads on the Bay in two draw calls. The single change that made US-101 legible was moving its edge lines from the lit material to the unlit one: retroreflective paint, the argument the SFO night frame already makes. California went 21,991 lamps to 4,051, clustered at the 17 town districts, because a rural interurban corridor genuinely is unlit. Tests 1137 -> 1340, server 280. All ten budget cells pass on first attempt with no cap raised. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) --- ARCHITECTURE.md | 275 +++++ CONTRACT.md | 40 + TODO.md | 123 +- index.html | 11 + scripts/brand-assets/shots.mjs | 59 +- scripts/look.mjs | 103 +- scripts/performance-budget.mjs | 237 +++- scripts/performance-budgets.json | 22 +- server/src/app.ts | 2 + server/src/config.ts | 154 ++- server/src/devices/firstParty.ts | 335 ++++++ server/src/devices/index.ts | 58 +- server/src/fires/cloud1.ts | 229 ++++ server/src/fires/index.ts | 120 ++ server/src/routes/devices.ts | 2 +- server/src/routes/fires.ts | 39 + server/src/routes/health.ts | 1 + server/src/routes/presence.ts | 17 +- server/src/services.ts | 3 + server/src/test/fires.test.ts | 384 +++++++ server/src/test/firstParty.test.ts | 489 ++++++++ server/src/test/presence.test.ts | 59 + src/access.ts | 42 + src/adapters/http.ts | 204 ++++ src/arena/sourceHashes.ts | 8 +- src/arena/studioOps.ts | 8 +- src/assets/fire.ts | 208 ++++ src/assets/vehicles/index.ts | 2 + src/assets/vehicles/modelX.ts | 213 ++++ src/devices/adapter.ts | 40 +- src/devices/index.ts | 2 + src/devices/types.ts | 142 ++- src/engine/atmosphere.ts | 83 +- src/engine/blocks.ts | 61 +- src/engine/bridges.ts | 262 ++++- src/engine/clouds.ts | 308 ++++- src/engine/fireSmoke.ts | 506 +++++++++ src/engine/fires.ts | 1119 +++++++++++++++++++ src/engine/flights.ts | 112 +- src/engine/nightlights.ts | 239 +++- src/engine/officeMinimap.ts | 60 + src/engine/roadTraffic.ts | 43 + src/engine/satellites.ts | 153 ++- src/engine/scene.ts | 483 +++++++- src/engine/scenekit.ts | 125 +++ src/engine/structures.ts | 25 +- src/engine/types.ts | 67 ++ src/interiors/daylight.ts | 112 +- src/interiors/officeWalker.ts | 319 +++++- src/interiors/plan.ts | 425 ++++++- src/interiors/shell.ts | 153 ++- src/interiors/types.ts | 139 +++ src/interiors/walker.ts | 86 +- src/main.ts | 397 ++++++- src/offices/README.md | 111 +- src/offices/lumbridge-hq.ts | 58 +- src/offices/mateo-court.ts | 252 ++++- src/server/fires.ts | 418 +++++++ src/server/wire.ts | 211 +++- src/test/anonStudio.test.ts | 111 ++ src/test/arena/officeNavLevels.test.ts | 83 ++ src/test/arena/studioOps.test.ts | 32 +- src/test/data/adapters.test.ts | 114 +- src/test/data/deviceTypes.test.ts | 112 ++ src/test/data/fires.test.ts | 341 ++++++ src/test/data/firesFixture.ts | 291 +++++ src/test/data/wireContract.test.ts | 65 ++ src/test/daylight.test.ts | 98 +- src/test/fireSeam.test.ts | 63 ++ src/test/heroArrival.test.ts | 100 ++ src/test/officeWalker.test.ts | 190 ++++ src/test/packs/deviceDeclarations.test.ts | 168 ++- src/test/packs/laStudioHandshake.test.ts | 140 +++ src/test/packs/laStudioSeats.ts | 69 ++ src/test/packs/mateoContent.test.ts | 127 +++ src/test/plan.test.ts | 245 +++- src/test/render/fireSmoke.test.ts | 219 ++++ src/test/render/fires.test.ts | 672 +++++++++++ src/test/render/glyphScale.test.ts | 84 ++ src/test/render/nightInfrastructure.test.ts | 223 ++++ src/test/render/nightSky.test.ts | 313 ++++++ src/test/render/stairRisers.test.ts | 45 + src/test/satellites.test.ts | 68 +- src/test/ui/devicePanel.test.ts | 126 +++ src/test/ui/firePanel.test.ts | 395 +++++++ src/test/ui/stylesheet.test.ts | 9 +- src/test/walker.test.ts | 135 +++ src/tools/godmode.ts | 248 +++- src/ui/chromeState.ts | 15 +- src/ui/devicePanel.ts | 174 ++- src/ui/firePanel.ts | 479 ++++++++ 91 files changed, 15111 insertions(+), 401 deletions(-) create mode 100644 server/src/devices/firstParty.ts create mode 100644 server/src/fires/cloud1.ts create mode 100644 server/src/fires/index.ts create mode 100644 server/src/routes/fires.ts create mode 100644 server/src/test/fires.test.ts create mode 100644 server/src/test/firstParty.test.ts create mode 100644 src/assets/fire.ts create mode 100644 src/engine/fireSmoke.ts create mode 100644 src/engine/fires.ts create mode 100644 src/server/fires.ts create mode 100644 src/test/anonStudio.test.ts create mode 100644 src/test/arena/officeNavLevels.test.ts create mode 100644 src/test/data/fires.test.ts create mode 100644 src/test/data/firesFixture.ts create mode 100644 src/test/fireSeam.test.ts create mode 100644 src/test/heroArrival.test.ts create mode 100644 src/test/packs/laStudioHandshake.test.ts create mode 100644 src/test/packs/laStudioSeats.ts create mode 100644 src/test/render/fireSmoke.test.ts create mode 100644 src/test/render/fires.test.ts create mode 100644 src/test/render/nightInfrastructure.test.ts create mode 100644 src/test/render/nightSky.test.ts create mode 100644 src/test/render/stairRisers.test.ts create mode 100644 src/test/ui/firePanel.test.ts create mode 100644 src/ui/firePanel.ts diff --git a/ARCHITECTURE.md b/ARCHITECTURE.md index ba0e066..15ee583 100644 --- a/ARCHITECTURE.md +++ b/ARCHITECTURE.md @@ -429,3 +429,278 @@ Remaining questions are deployment questions, not missing renderer contracts: 3. Which Firefox/WebKit versions become supported browser-test targets? 4. Which additional worlds or optional asset packs enter through the same provenance and performance gates? + +--- + +## 9. Fire — and why the privacy filter lives on cloud-1 + +Tera can draw the wildfires that are actually burning in California. The data +behind that is collected by `fleet-tools/fires` on **cloud-1**, into a sqlite +store that is centred on the owner's *house*. That single fact decides the whole +architecture of this feature, and it is worth stating before any of the shapes. + +### 9.1 A projection, not a copy + +cloud-1 serves `GET /api/fires/incidents` and `/api/fires/detections` as a +**projection**: a hand-written column list that a home-relative column is not in. +`tera-api` consumes those over `createUpstream` exactly the way it consumes +satellites, and never opens the sqlite. The store is not copied, mirrored, +exported on a cron, or replicated to cloud-2. + +The reason is not convenience. These columns are computed against the owner's +home and must never reach a public wire: + +| Column | Table | +|---|---| +| `distance_km` | `observations`, `detections`, `evac_zones` | +| `bearing_deg` | `observations` | +| `threat` | `observations` | + +`threat` is the one that is easy to miss. It is +`(16.0 / distance_to_house)^2 x log10(acres) x momentum x containment x +wind-alignment` — so with acreage and containment public, publishing `threat` +**solves for the distance**. One circle around the house per fire; three fires +give an intersection. Two more are the coordinate with extra steps: `air.area` +is the literal string "Norco and Corona", a named two-town area next to the +house, and the `fires near` CLI prints the full street address in its header, so +no design may proxy that stdout. + +If `tera-api` pulled the sqlite, every one of those would be sitting on cloud-2 +one careless `SELECT *` away from a public route. Serving a projection makes the +leak structurally impossible rather than merely avoided — and it costs this repo +nothing, because `adapters/http.ts` and `createUpstream` already are exactly this +shape. It also refuses the failure mode this store exists to prevent: a cron +export that silently stops looks identical to "no fires", and `BACKUP.md` already +records what a timer reporting success is worth. + +Note also that `acres`, `pct_contained` and the rest live in `observations`, not +in `incidents` — the projection is a join to the latest observation per incident, +and the join's `SELECT` list is precisely where a lazy `o.*` would put the +home-relative columns on the wire. + +### 9.2 The promotion gate is the feature + +`promote()` in `src/server/fires.ts` decides what is worth drawing: + +``` +acres >= 10 +AND coalesce(pct_contained, 0) < 80 +AND type != 'RX' +AND last_seen = (SELECT max(last_seen) FROM incidents) +``` + +Verified against the live store on a quiet day: **zero** rows inside the SoCal +board bounds, and exactly **five** on the California board. Same data, same day, +both answers correct. Ungated, SoCal draws twenty-two orange marks over Los +Angeles on a day nothing is burning — every one with a NULL acreage, fifteen of +them nameless LA County dispatch numbers — in a frame that contains no other warm +colour, so each one is the most salient object on the board. + +Three of the four clauses are there for a specific, verified reason: + +- **`last_seen = max(last_seen)`** — `persist()` writes every row and never + deletes, so a deduplication loser keeps its old `last_seen` forever. 21 of 95 + rows are stale ghosts; MP18 and Timber each appear twice, 850 m apart, with + different acreage. +- **`type != 'RX'`** — a prescribed burn is deliberate, scheduled, frequently + adjacent to a real one, and indistinguishable from a wildfire under a distance + filter. It must never render as one. +- **`acres >= 10`** — an untested judgement, stated as such. The store has never + held a SoCal fire between 1 and 100 acres, so this boundary has never been + exercised against the case it exists for, and a genuinely dangerous 5-acre fire + in Griffith Park would be invisible. It is accepted because WFIGS's own LA + County records make the low-acreage false-positive rate overwhelming, and the + constant is written where it is obvious and one edit away. + +An empty board is therefore a **result**, not a gap, and the panel says so with +the age of the fetch: *"No active fire on this board — CAL FIRE and WFIGS, 4 +minutes ago."* A silent board and a dead feed are indistinguishable without a +timestamp, which is the same argument `health.ts` already makes for `degraded[]`. + +### 9.3 A detection is evidence, not an incident + +Satellite thermal detections are a **separate, visually weaker layer** and are +never promoted into an incident client-side. There is a permanent industrial heat +source 4.7 km from the owner's house at FRP ~1.0 that appears on every pass, on +every day in the store, with no matching incident: drawn as a fire, it draws a +fire on his house. Two more properties of that table have bitten already — +`confidence` carries incompatible scales in one column (MODIS is an integer +0-100, VIIRS is `low`/`nominal`/`high`, so read `sat` first), and the +highest-FRP detections in the store are in **Nevada**, because `CA_BBOX` is a +rectangle and `in_ca()` gates incidents only. + +### 9.4 Two tables that must not be used + +- **`air`** — `observed_at` is the primary key and `fires.py` does `INSERT OR + REPLACE` once per parameter per poll, so only the last parameter survives. + Every row says NO2 / AQI 20 / "Good" while the live feed reports ozone 101 and + PM2.5 55 at the same instant. Haze driven off it *clears the sky during a smoke + event*. +- **`weather`** — every row is `zone='point'`, one grid sample at the owner's + house, written only inside the NWS alerts loop, so on a quiet day no wind is + stored at all. Tera's own per-region `WeatherBody.windDirDeg`/`windKph` is + already fetched, already correct for the board, and is already what the clouds + drift on. The plumes drift on the same one, because a plume leaning on a + different wind from the cloud beside it would be two opinions about one sky. + +### 9.5 Where it attaches in the engine + +`scene.ts` owns the wiring and constructs no fire geometry itself. The seam is +`SceneOptions.fires`, a factory with the same shape `createCloudLayer` has, and +five forwarders on `SceneHandle`: + +```ts +type FireLayerFactory = (world: World, options: { span: number }) => FireLayer; + +interface SceneHandle { + setFires(view: FireView | null): void; // null = nothing has answered yet + setFireSmoke(visible: boolean): void; // plumes on/off; the marks stay + fireSmokeLoadAt(lat: number, lng: number): number; // 0..1, for haze elsewhere + // and, already present: setLighting, setSolarElevation, setWind +} +``` + +`FireView`, `DrawnFireMark` and `FireDetectionMark` are declared in `scene.ts` +as the **minimum a renderer needs**, and `FirePromotion` — what `promote()` in +`src/server/fires.ts` actually returns — is assignable to `FireView` with no +mapping step. The duplication is deliberate and is what keeps the engine from +importing a wire module: the same rule that keeps `Marker` in +`engine/types.ts` and the marker row on the server. `src/test/fireSeam.test.ts` +is the one thing standing between that decision and silent drift — it assigns a +`FirePromotion` to a `FireView` at compile time, so a renamed column fails there +rather than in a render loop. + +`fireSmokeLoadAt` is the one read-back, and it is what couples the LA courtyard +to the real sky. A fire sixty kilometres away in the San Gabriels is not a flame +seen from a courtyard: it is a brown horizon, a dimmed orange sun, and air that +stops being clear closer in. That is one scalar into `daylight.ts`, and zero +geometry. + +`ATMOSPHERE IS THE SOLE LIGHT OWNER` still holds (CONTRACT §4). The night glow of +a fire is emissive material and one additive ground quad — the same two +mechanisms `nightlights.ts` uses to draw San Francisco's 12,038 street lamps in +one draw call — and not a `THREE.PointLight`. + +--- + +## 10. First-party devices, and the anonymous visitor + +A studio's instruments reach the renderer by one of two strategies, chosen once +at construction in `createDeviceSource`: the deployment's device route, or the +fixed-step simulator bundled in the tab. There is no runtime failover, because a +strategy that silently swapped a real bridge for a simulator mid-session would be +the `first-party-sensor`/`simulated` confusion `DeviceProvenance` exists to +prevent, arriving without a word in the interface. + +**That choice needs two facts and used to be made from one.** `Feeds.devices` +says the *deployment* has a device source; `Capabilities.liveDevices` says the +*viewer* may read it. On cloud-2 the first is true — `/health` reports +`devices: "sim"` — and for an anonymous visitor the second is false, because the +route is members-only and answers 401. Passing only the deployment's answer sent +every anonymous visitor down the API strategy to be refused, whereupon +`apiSource` rendered `atRest()` — a rack of powered-off instruments, forever, +backing off exponentially against a request that could never pass — beside a +panel describing a studio that runs locally. Both gates are now applied at the +one call site in `main.ts`, and the fallback is the simulator that was always +meant to serve this case. + +What a first-party studio may honestly mirror is bounded by what the upstream +actually measures, and two refusals are load-bearing: + +- **No microphone level.** There is no passive level upstream; `POST /levels` + *calls* `measureMic` and records 1.5–3 s per mic. "Just add the level meter to + make it feel alive" builds a continuously-recording microphone and it looks + like a feature while doing it. No level capability, no JPEG from + `/cameras/:id/live.jpg` (which *captures* on demand), no `/sleep`, no + `/automations` — at any tier, behind any flag. +- **No decibels.** Upstream speaks `gainPct`, normalised over four different + native scales (Yeti max 50, SMY18 and Anker 100, ThinkPad 63). Rendering 68% as + "20.6 dB" would look completely plausible and would be a guess presented as a + measurement — the exact failure this product names elsewhere. Without a + declared `DeviceDeclaration.ranges`, the gain row is not mirrored at all. + +--- + +## 11. How the fire reaches the board, and where it stops + +Sections 9 and 10 describe the two feeds. This one is the wiring, because every +decision in it is about *which* board and *which* viewer, and those are made in +exactly one file each. + +### 11.1 Three gates, and none of them is a permission + +`main.ts` polls `/api/v1/fires` only when all three hold, and each is about a +different thing: + +| Gate | Question | Where | +|---|---|---| +| `FIRE_BOARDS.has(id)` | does fire happen on this rectangle? | `main.ts` | +| `access.feeds.fires` | has this deployment got a projection? | `access.ts`, from `/health` | +| — | may this viewer see it? | **there is no third gate** | + +A wildfire is a public agency record. CAL FIRE publishes every one of these on +its own website, so there is no `Capabilities` twin to `feeds.fires` and there +must never be one: the fires are exactly as public as the weather and the +aeroplanes, and the anon-first rule that governs those governs this. + +The board gate is the one people will want to remove. It is not laziness — the +Bay Area rectangle has held zero incidents on every day the upstream store has +existed, and it is the board already carrying the largest frame-time allowance +in the product. `SceneOptions.fires` is *withheld* rather than passed and left +empty, so on San Francisco there is no group, no material and no draw call. + +### 11.2 One body, every board + +`/fires` takes no query and is not per-region: the whole state's live incident +set is small, and the clip is `promote()`, which the client has to run anyway to +apply the tier ladder. That has a visible dividend and `main.ts` spends it — +`firesBody` is held for the **page** rather than for the board, so switching +from California to the Southland re-clips the answer already in hand and draws +the correct, and correctly empty, board in the frame of the switch. Only the +first board of a session ever shows the "nothing has answered" sentence. + +The three states are distinct and the panel says which one it is in: + +- `ageMs === null` — nothing has ever answered. **A fault sentence, never an + all-clear.** A dead feed and a quiet day are indistinguishable without a + timestamp, which is the same argument `health.ts` makes for `degraded[]`. +- `drawn.length === 0, suppressed > 0` — the board is quiet and *n* live records + were refused by the gate. The Southland today: nothing drawn, twenty-one + refused, and the panel names the threshold that refused them. +- `drawn.length === 0, suppressed === 0` — nothing is happening on this + rectangle at all. + +### 11.3 Where the panel is, and where it goes away + +`#fire-section` and `#fire-host` belong to `main.ts`, not to `mount.ts` — the +same arrangement `#presence-host` has, and the reason `main.ts`'s "write to no +chrome node" rule survives. The panel is rebuilt per board because its `bounds` +are the board's, and one rectangle feeds both `promote()` and the caption so the +picture and the sentence cannot disagree about what is off-frame. + +**Inside a building the panel appears only when the fires are in that building's +sky.** Outside, it is always up on a board that draws fire, because "nothing is +burning here" is the fact worth stating. Inside, a five-item list of incidents +three hundred kilometres away pushed the room's own controls below the fold on +the first frame a visitor sees of it. When the courtyard actually goes brown the +list is the explanation for what is on screen and it belongs there; +`smokeCaption` says the same thing in one sentence either way, and it sits with +the room's other disclosures rather than in the fire panel, because it is a +claim about *this room's picture*: the sky in here is derived from incidents on +the map and is not a measurement of the air at this address. + +### 11.4 The office coupling is one argument + +`officeDaylight(state, site, smokeLoad)` — third argument, clamped, and +bit-identical to no argument at zero. The scalar is +`SceneHandle.fireSmokeLoadAt(site.lat, site.lng)`, and the adaptation happens +once, in `main.ts`, where the rest of the office's rig adaptation already +happens. A room may not reach into the fire layer and form a second opinion +about its own sky (CONTRACT §4). + +One consequence is worth stating rather than hiding: the load is computed from +the **board you came in from**, so the same building is very slightly hazier +entered from California than from the Southland, because the two rectangles +contain different fires. `smokeCaption`'s sentence is worded for exactly that — +"drawn from the fires currently on the board" — and the alternative, a statewide +query per building, is a second source of truth about the same sky. diff --git a/CONTRACT.md b/CONTRACT.md index d3eca8a..89f7b7e 100644 --- a/CONTRACT.md +++ b/CONTRACT.md @@ -177,6 +177,23 @@ constructed and mutated the same three lights. A sited office also gets a `sky` and a ground plane at `-site.elevation`, which is what makes 188 m up a tower feel different from 4 m above an airfield. + **A third input joined the adapter, and it is still not a second opinion about + the light.** `officeDaylight(state, site, smokeLoad)` takes a 0–1 scalar for + how much wildfire smoke is in this building's air, and moves the haze colour, + the haze near-distance and the sun's tint — three numbers the adapter already + computed. It is clamped at the boundary, bit-identical to today at zero, and it + changes nothing about who owns the rig: `Atmosphere` still decides the sun and + the sky, `daylight.ts` still only adapts what `apply()` returned, and the + scalar is handed *in* from `main.ts` rather than fetched. A room may not reach + into the fire layer and decide its own sky; that would be the second sun this + clause exists to prevent, arriving through a side door. + + The fire layer itself constructs no light of any kind. A burning hillside at + night is emissive material plus one additive ground quad in the same instanced + mesh — the mechanism `nightlights.ts` uses for San Francisco's 12,038 street + lamps — because a `PointLight` per fire is exactly the case this clause forbids + and exactly the case that tempts one. + ## 5. One server Three backends were designed for one box — three ports, three frameworks, three @@ -209,6 +226,17 @@ when it is absent — which fails the very acceptance test they named. - A source set without a contact is a **demotion, not a fatality**: log one loud line and serve the `synthetic: true` clear-day body. - The `env -i` CI job is what keeps this honest. +- **`TERA_FIRES_SOURCE` defaults to `none`, and `none` invents nothing.** The + asymmetry with the weather is deliberate and is the sharpest line this round + drew: an invented clear day is a defensible synthetic default, and an invented + wildfire is a claim that a named place is burning, made to somebody who may + live there. So `none` serves a real, empty body, and the board says how old its + last answer is rather than showing an all-clear it cannot support. +- Off-by-default is a **choice**, not a misconfiguration, so an unset + `TERA_FIRES_SOURCE` appends nothing to `degraded[]` — which is one sentence per + *demotion*. `scripts/check-zero-config-boot.mjs` refuses to pass with any + demotion at all on an empty environment, and that is the gate that keeps the + distinction real: a stranger's clone is not a broken deployment. ### 5.2 Weather sources @@ -233,6 +261,18 @@ Scope-corrected: no membership tables, no tenancy. reject every real token. - A private office returns **404, not 403**, so the endpoint cannot be used to enumerate what exists. +- **A refused feed must produce a working instrument, not a dead one.** The + studio device route is members-only and answers 401 to an anonymous GET, which + is correct — the microphones and the camera behind it are hardware in + somebody's room. What is *not* correct is asking anyway. `Capabilities` now + carries `liveDevices` (`tier !== "anon"`) alongside `Feeds.devices`, and both + must be true before the API strategy is chosen; when either is false the + bundled fixed-step simulator runs in the tab instead. Passing only the + deployment's half is what shipped a permanently at-rest instrument panel to + every anonymous visitor on cloud-2, backing off exponentially against a + request that could never pass. This is the same anon-first rule + `SimulatedFlights` and `sample.ts` already follow, applied to the one feed + that had a real refusal behind it. - `@supabase/supabase-js` is a **real dependency**, and the "no surprise dependencies" CI check becomes an **allowlist naming why each is permitted**, not a count. A dynamic import of an uninstalled package fails the Vite build, diff --git a/TODO.md b/TODO.md index ac2d32c..21df270 100644 --- a/TODO.md +++ b/TODO.md @@ -78,29 +78,83 @@ which is a different stretch of road with the edge of a town across the top of t frame. `untilProgress` waits on the app's own route percentage instead, so preview and delivery agree. Overshoot throws rather than shooting. -### `drive-101`'s night frame is the weak one, and it is the product not the capture +### ~~`drive-101`'s night frame is the weak one~~ — fixed in the engine, 2026-08-22 -Canvas-region mean luminance, 1600w: `crow-nav` 23.2, `california-flight` 13.6, -`drive-101` **7.8** — against `fidi` 16.0, `golden-gate` 8.2 and the `bay-bridge` -frame this file already calls out, 8.3. Nothing in it needs a lift to be legible — -the road, the markings, the panel, the HUD and the dock all read at native -exposure — but the *subject* nearly disappears: seen from behind on an unlit -corridor the EV is two tail lamps and a roof strip, and the hour is not the lever. -Shot at 21:15, 20:45, 20:20 and 20:05 (sun −15.7° to −3.1°) the corridor's ground -is equally black, and by 20:05 the plan view has flipped to its daylight styling -while the scene has not, which is worse. The two candidate fixes are both in the -engine: give the EV a headlamp spill on the road ahead, or let the corridor's -terrain keep some moonlight the way the city boards' ground does. +This section used to say the frame's subject nearly disappeared, that the hour was +not the lever, and that both candidate fixes were in the engine: *give the EV a +headlamp spill on the road ahead*, or let the corridor's terrain keep some +moonlight. **The first one landed.** The EV now throws a low beam on the road in +front of it, the corridor carries continuous edge lines, a yellow median pair and +cat's eyes, and the frame was re-shot at the same camera and the same hour. +Canvas-region mean luminance, 1600w, before → after: **7.8 → 10.2** overall, and +**5.5 → 11.7** on a 580×470 crop around the car and the road ahead of it. It reads +as a car with its lights on rather than as two tail lamps. + +**What is still true, and is a capture limit rather than a light one.** The EV is +about 55 px wide in a 1440 px frame and always will be from this camera: +`applyFollow` in `roadTraffic.ts` puts the chase camera 0.72 back and 0.92 up with +its target 0.32 ahead, which is a fixed 38° looking-down pose, so the road fills +the picture and there is no horizon in it. The stretch of road is the only lever +the shot list has, and it was swept: `untilProgress` 0.64 puts the car on a bend +but loses the far carriageway, 0.72 lands it at an off-ramp with a settlement's +buildings — drawn at 1,919 m to the unit — across the right of the frame, and 0.82 +is a wider carriageway with the car smaller again. **0.55 is still the best of +them** and stays. If the car is ever wanted larger, that is a change to the chase +offsets in `roadTraffic.ts`, not to `shots.mjs`. The crow moved to the Bay Area board for the same reason and it worked: over a city the night frame is the *better* of its pair. The hand-made original was on the state board, where a one-metre bird stands in front of ground drawn at 1,919 m to the unit with an oak the size of a hill behind it. +### ~~`bay-bridge` was aimed at the wrong thing~~ — re-aimed, 2026-08-22 + +The old frame ran the crossing diagonally out of the top-right corner, left the +entire right half of the picture as open water, and contained **only one of the two +shores the bridge joins** — so its own `note` had to say so, and its caption +described a wide bay view rather than the bridge the id promises. + +It now seeks to 37.8085, −122.363 (the causeway just east of Yerba Buena, which is +the midpoint of *what has to fit* rather than of the structure, because the panel +eats the left 310 px) at `zoom: -4`, and drags `azimuth: -45` to turn the chapter's +almost-due-north stance broadside to a crossing that runs ENE at about 57°. +`elevation: -6` drops the camera far enough to put Marin, Angel Island and the +Golden Gate along the top, which is what stops the water reading as empty. Both +landings are inside the frame, with San Francisco's skyline at one end and the East +Bay shore at the other, and the whole 2013 topology — two suspension towers, the +deck coming down onto the island, the third tower, the piered causeway — is legible +across the middle. Caption, both `note`s and both `alt`s were rewritten to the frame +that is actually delivered. + +Night, 1600w: canvas-region mean **8.3 → 16.7**, and on a 420×110 strip lying on the +causeway — the half of the crossing the old frame did not contain at all — peak +**18.7 → 134.9**. The night frame no longer needs a lift before anything appears, +which is what this file used to record about it. + +### ~~The Golden Gate needs an earlier hour than everything else~~ — retired + +`golden-gate`'s night frame was shot at 20:50 (sun −7.5°, nautical twilight) with a +`note` explaining the exception: the other night frames are cities carried by their +own windows, and a bridge over open water had none, so 21:35 rendered this one as a +black rectangle. **The deck now carries its own lamps**, so it is back on the +standard 21:35 with everything else and the special case is gone from `shots.mjs`. + +Worth knowing before anyone "fixes" the number: the canvas-region mean went **8.2 → +7.0** at the deeper hour, because losing the residual sky costs more mean luminance +than 1,600 lamps over open water add back. **Measure the subject, not the canvas, +on a bridge frame.** On the deck the lamp run, both tower silhouettes and the red +light over each tower head all read clearly at 21:35, where at 20:50 there was no +light on the structure anywhere. + ## Re-shoot the time-lapse films -The 28 product stills and both share cards were re-shot on 2026-08-22 at the -airports-and-bridges commit and are current. **The films were not** — they were +All 38 product stills were re-shot on 2026-08-22 against the night-infrastructure +work, so the manifest records `SHOTS_COMMIT b7f5c41` with **`SHOTS_DIRTY true`** — +that tree was not committed when the shutter opened, and the manifest says so +rather than naming a commit that would render something else. Re-run +`shots.mjs --manifest-only` once it is committed. The two **share cards** were not +re-shot and did not need to be: `capture.mjs` shoots both at 11:20 and 17:30, so +nothing that changed after dark is in them. **The films were not** — they were last shot on 2026-08-07 at `9c9e78f`. `films.ts` in lumbridge-v4 records the tera commit each reel was shot at, so a stale reel is visually stale and no caption edit fixes it — check that commit against tera HEAD before assuming a reel is current. @@ -142,33 +196,28 @@ Worth knowing before starting (the rest is in `~/.claude/skills/tera-capture`): going — or give one of them `--site`-style isolation first. - Commit tera first, then re-run, so the manifest records a clean sha. -## The Bay Area board drops a frame in twenty, on desktop only +## The Bay Area frame drop was the GPU, not the scene — closed -`bay-area.desktop.p95FrameIntervalMs` carries a **33.4 ms allowance and that is a -recorded defect, not a target.** The board renders a median frame in 16.7 ms and -drops roughly one frame in twenty: p50 16.7, p95 33.3, and 443–456 frame samples -in a window where every other cell returns 480. +Struck 2026-08-22. This section used to record a p95 of 33.3 ms on `bay-area` +desktop as a real defect and carried a 33.4 ms allowance in +`scripts/performance-budgets.json`. **Both were wrong, and the way they were +wrong is the lesson.** -It is desktop-only, and it is **not fill rate**: the mobile cell runs the *same* -2.26 M triangles at a comparable pixel count — 1.32 MP against desktop's 1.30 — -and holds 16.7 ms flat. The obvious suspect is the shadow map, which `stage.ts` -sizes **2048 on desktop and 1024 on handheld**, over what is now the heaviest -shadow-casting scene in the product. +The shadow-map hypothesis is measurably false: 4096, 2048, 1024 and 256 all +render the board in 1.21-1.31 ms. And the frame-time metric is not reproducible +on this box at single-run granularity — two consecutive runs over a +byte-identical `dist` gave 33.4 then 16.7 on the same cell, with triangle and +draw counts identical to the digit. The card was sitting at **500 MHz of a +possible 2725** through every run that reproduced the drop. -**It is not a regression, and this was checked rather than assumed.** Measured at -the commit before the airports and bridges landed, with the same harness: -p95 33.3, p50 16.7, 443 samples, **2,771,606 triangles**. After that work: -p95 33.3, p50 16.7, 456 samples, **2,265,056 triangles** — the board got -506,550 triangles *lighter* while gaining SFO, both bridges and a surfaced -freeway. The stutter was simply invisible until `bay-area` became a measured -cell, which it had never been. +So it was GPU power management, and the "it reproduces" conclusion rested on two +samples. Two draws from a bimodal metric is not reproduction. The allowance is +removed and the cell is back to 16.7. -The allowance is there so the cell still guards the numbers that are healthy — -triangles, draw calls, and the mobile frame time — rather than sitting -permanently red and therefore permanently ignored. **Fix the stutter and put the -cap back to 16.7.** Start with the desktop shadow-map size and the shadow -frustum over the SF board; a 2048 map over 2.26 M triangles of casters is the -first thing to rule in or out. +**Geometry is the gate here; frame time is advisory.** Triangle and draw counts +are deterministic and identical across runs. Treat a single red p95 as noise +until it reproduces across several runs, and record the GPU clock state next to +the renderer string so the next person sees what this one did not. ## The aeroplane glyph is still larger than the Golden Gate diff --git a/index.html b/index.html index fbb352e..aaddbdd 100644 --- a/index.html +++ b/index.html @@ -1326,6 +1326,17 @@ + + +

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diff --git a/scripts/brand-assets/shots.mjs b/scripts/brand-assets/shots.mjs index 18dfc39..5b1b297 100644 --- a/scripts/brand-assets/shots.mjs +++ b/scripts/brand-assets/shots.mjs @@ -228,9 +228,18 @@ const SHOTS = [ alt: "The Golden Gate Bridge from above in late afternoon light, international orange, its two towers cross-braced and the main cable sagging to mid-span between them, with the Marin headlands on one side and the Presidio on the other.", }, night: { - at: "2026-08-06T20:50:00-07:00", - note: "Ten to nine, sun seven and a half degrees under — nautical twilight, and an hour earlier than every other night frame here. That is not a preference. The other nine are cities, and a city at half past nine is carried by its own windows; a bridge over open water has none, so the hour that works everywhere else renders this one as a black rectangle. What is left at this one is the residual sky, the deck lamps, and orange going to brown.", - alt: "The same bridge in deep twilight, the international orange darkened almost to brown, the towers and cables silhouetted against the last light on the water.", + /* + * Half past nine, the same hour as every other night frame here — and it + * is worth recording that it used to be 20:50 and why it no longer has to + * be. A city at this hour is carried by its own windows; a bridge over + * open water has none, so this shot was taken at nautical twilight instead + * to keep a silhouette against the residual sky. The crossing now carries + * its own deck lamps, so it draws itself at any hour, and a special case + * that existed only to work around an unlit bridge could go. + */ + at: "2026-08-06T21:35:00-07:00", + note: "Twenty-five to ten, sun fifteen degrees under, and the bridge is now the brightest thing over the strait rather than the darkest. The lamps follow the deck down through both towers and up onto the Marin approach, with a red light standing over each tower head — all of it emissive rather than lit, so nothing on this crossing casts anything on anything else.", + alt: "The same bridge after dark, the international orange gone to silhouette and the deck picked out by a running line of small lamps through both towers, a red light standing over each tower head, and the Marin headlands black behind.", }, }, { @@ -239,19 +248,47 @@ const SHOTS = [ city: "sf", chapter: 11, expect: "The Bay", - aim: { lat: 37.7995, lng: -122.3775, zoom: -5, azimuth: 24, elevation: 16 }, + /* + * Broadside to the crossing, from over the water off Alameda, and every + * number here is the fix for a specific fault in the frame this replaces. + * + * That one seeked to 37.7995, -122.3775 — a point on the *west span*, a + * kilometre and a half from the SF landing — at `zoom: -5`, which is a + * standoff of about 1.8 km. From there the crossing could not fit: it ran + * diagonally out of the top-right corner, the whole right half of the frame + * was open water, and only the San Francisco shore was in it. A picture + * called `bay-bridge` that does not contain the Oakland end is a picture of + * a bridge to nowhere, and the caption had to say so. + * + * So: seek to 37.8085, -122.363 — a point on the causeway just east of + * Yerba Buena, which is the *midpoint of what has to fit* rather than the + * midpoint of the structure, because the panel eats the left 310 px and the + * frame is therefore not symmetrical about its centre. `zoom: -4` puts the + * camera about 4.1 km back, which is where the 6.4 km of crossing spans + * roughly two thirds of the picture with both landings inside it. + * + * `azimuth: -45` is the one that matters. The chapter's own stance looks + * almost due north (`rotation: 0.15`), and the crossing runs ENE at about + * 57°, so from there it can only ever be a diagonal. Forty-five degrees of + * drag turns the camera to look NNW, which is broadside: the bridge lies + * across the frame, San Francisco at one end, the East Bay shore at the + * other. `elevation: -6` drops the camera far enough to put the horizon in + * — Marin, Angel Island and the Golden Gate close the top of the picture, + * which is what stops the water reading as empty. + */ + aim: { lat: 37.8085, lng: -122.363, zoom: -4, azimuth: -45, elevation: -6 }, place: "The Bay Bridge", caption: - "The same kit, given the real 2013 topology: two suspension towers west of Yerba Buena, one east, and a piered causeway into Oakland. The classifier is the whole difference between this and the Golden Gate — a reach no cable could hold up gets a deck on piers instead, and a pier is skipped wherever the ground has already come up to meet it, which is what lands the crossing on the island rather than standing it on stilts over the top. Towers, cables, hangers and piers merge into two draw calls: the painted structure, and the roadway on it.", + "The same kit, given the real 2013 topology: two suspension towers west of Yerba Buena, one east of it, and a piered causeway running on into Oakland. The classifier is the whole difference between this and the Golden Gate — a reach no cable could hold up gets a deck on piers instead, and a pier is skipped wherever the ground has already come up to meet it, which is what lands the crossing on the island rather than standing it on stilts over the top. Towers, cables, hangers and piers merge into two draw calls: the painted structure, and the roadway on it. The lamps down the deck and the red light over each tower head are two more and no triangles at all — they are points, not lights, because a crossing this long lit for real would spend more of the frame budget than the whole city does.", day: { at: "2026-08-06T17:40:00-07:00", - note: "Twenty to six, looking north-east from off the city. One crossing, three different answers to the same water: two suspension spans off the waterfront, a single tower east of Yerba Buena, and a causeway on piers running out toward an Oakland that is past the top of the frame.", - alt: "The Bay Bridge from above in late afternoon light, leaving the San Francisco waterfront over two suspension spans, crossing Yerba Buena Island and continuing east on piers toward Oakland.", + note: "Twenty to six, broadside to the crossing from over the water off Alameda, with the light coming down the length of it. One bridge, three different answers to the same water: two suspension spans off the San Francisco waterfront on the left, a deck that comes down onto Yerba Buena rather than standing over it, a third tower east of the island, and then piers the rest of the way to the East Bay shore in the corner.", + alt: "The Bay Bridge from across the water in late afternoon light: two suspension spans leaving the San Francisco skyline at the left, the deck crossing Yerba Buena and Treasure Island in the middle, a third tower east of the island, and a causeway on piers running down to the East Bay shore at the right, with Marin and the Golden Gate behind.", }, night: { at: "2026-08-06T21:35:00-07:00", - note: "Twenty-five to ten, and only one of the two shores it joins is in the frame. The deck leaves San Francisco's lit ground and runs north-east over water with nothing on it, so what carries the structure at this hour is the silhouette of the towers and the cable rather than the crossing.", - alt: "The same crossing at night, the lights of San Francisco filling the lower left and the bridge leaving them as a dark line over unlit water.", + note: "Twenty-five to ten, and both shores it joins are still in the frame — San Francisco's lit ground at one end, the dark East Bay flats at the other, and between them the only continuous line of light on the bay. The moon lays its broken path across the water behind the deck, which is the one thing here that was already bright at this hour.", + alt: "The same crossing after dark, the deck drawn as a running line of small warm lamps from the lit San Francisco waterfront across to the dark East Bay shore, a red light over each tower head, and the moon's reflection broken across the water behind it.", }, }, { @@ -395,8 +432,8 @@ const SHOTS = [ }, night: { at: "2026-08-06T21:15:00-07:00", - note: "Quarter past nine, and this corridor at night is what a car on an unlit road actually is: two tail lamps, the markings taking the light back, and a second set of lamps up the carriageway. Nothing here is lit that would not be — the hills either side of US-101 have nothing on them to switch on, which is exactly the argument for shooting the crow over a city instead.", - alt: "The same chase camera at night, the car reduced to its tail lamps with the lane markings and edge lines catching what light there is against black hills, and the same heads-up strip along the top.", + note: "Quarter past nine, and the car is now carrying its own light: a low beam widening away from the bumper up the carriageway with the markings inside it, two tail lamps back at the camera, edge lines and a yellow median pair running to the horizon, and cat's eyes ticking along beside the dashes. Nothing here is lit that would not be — the hills either side of US-101 still have nothing on them to switch on, and the beam is a pool drawn on the road rather than a lamp added to the scene, because the sun and the moon own every light in it.", + alt: "The same chase camera at night: the car throwing a low beam up the road in front of itself with the lane markings inside it, its two tail lamps facing the camera, and continuous edge lines and a yellow median pair defining both carriageways into the dark, with the same heads-up strip along the top.", }, }, { diff --git a/scripts/look.mjs b/scripts/look.mjs index ad7fd1a..04d106a 100644 --- a/scripts/look.mjs +++ b/scripts/look.mjs @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ * is a picture, so this makes taking one cheap. * * node scripts/look.mjs [--url ] [--phone] [--at ] - * [--wait ] [--click ] + * [--wait ] [--click ] [--api ] * * Writes /tmp/tera-look/.png. `--at` pins the clock, because the sun's * position is computed from the real one and a shot taken at 03:00 tells you @@ -25,9 +25,50 @@ import { chromium } from "playwright"; const args = process.argv.slice(2); const name = args[0] ?? "look"; + +/** + * The frames this project keeps taking, by name. + * + * `node scripts/look.mjs sf-night` and nothing else — no query string to + * remember and no timestamp to get wrong. The point is not convenience, it is + * that two people asking for "the night board" get the same photograph: an + * acceptance criterion that reads "shoot sf-night and look at it" is only worth + * writing if `sf-night` means one thing. + * + * Every field is a default. An explicit flag on the command line still wins, so + * a preset is a starting point rather than a cage, and adding one is two lines. + */ +const PRESETS = { + // The fire boards. California is the one with fires on it on a normal day; + // SoCal is the one that must be *empty* and say so — see ARCHITECTURE.md §9.2. + "fires-california": { url: "/?city=california" }, + "fires-socal": { url: "/?city=socal" }, + // The LA studio's upper floor. The door lands on the SF studio, so the shot + // switches rooms and waits for the swap. + "mateo-loft": { url: "/?city=socal&view=office", click: "LA HQ" }, + // Night. 04:35Z is 21:35 in Los Angeles: full dark, and well clear of both + // twilight edges, so a shot taken a minute late is the same shot. + "sf-night": { url: "/?city=sf", at: "2026-08-23T04:35:00Z" }, + "sky-night": { url: "/?city=california", at: "2026-08-23T04:35:00Z" }, + "socal-night": { url: "/?city=socal", at: "2026-08-23T04:35:00Z" }, + // The aeroplane glyph, at the four stand-offs its clamp has to serve: a whole + // board, two chapter closeups on that board, and a detailed metro. + "glyph-board": { url: "/?city=california" }, + "glyph-la": { url: "/?city=california", click: "^LA$" }, + "glyph-sf": { url: "/?city=california", click: "^SF$" }, + "glyph-bay": { url: "/?city=sf", click: "The Bay" }, + // The opening move, landed. `--reduced` collapses it to a cut, which is what + // makes an arrival frame reproducible. + "hero-california": { url: "/?city=california" }, + "hero-socal": { url: "/?city=socal" }, + "hero-sf": { url: "/?city=sf" }, +}; + +const preset = PRESETS[name] ?? {}; const flag = (f, d) => { const i = args.indexOf(f); - return i === -1 ? d : args[i + 1]; + if (i !== -1) return args[i + 1]; + return preset[f.replace(/^--/, "")] ?? d; }; const has = (f) => args.includes(f); @@ -128,10 +169,20 @@ const browser = await chromium.launch({ ], }); +/** + * `--reduced` asks the page for `prefers-reduced-motion: reduce`. + * + * Which is not only an accessibility check. The opening arrival — `arrive()` in + * `scene.ts`, and `beginOfficeArrival` in `main.ts` — collapses to a cut under + * this preference, so a shot taken with it is the resting frame and nothing + * else, whatever the machine's load did to the four and a half seconds before + * it. Without it a slow build and a fast one photograph different cameras. + */ const context = await browser.newContext({ viewport: phone ? { width: 390, height: 844 } : { width: 1600, height: 1000 }, deviceScaleFactor: 2, timezoneId: "America/Los_Angeles", + ...(has("--reduced") ? { reducedMotion: "reduce" } : {}), ...(phone ? { isMobile: true, @@ -145,6 +196,40 @@ const context = await browser.newContext({ await context.clock.setFixedTime(new Date(flag("--at", "2026-08-21T20:00:00Z"))); const page = await context.newPage(); + +/** + * `--api http://127.0.0.1:8431` photographs the dist against a real server. + * + * `vite preview` serves the static build and nothing else, so without this every + * frame is the **keyless** experience: `/api/v1/health` 404s, `access` resolves + * with no `feeds` at all, and the weather, the aircraft, the satellites and the + * fires are all off. That is the right default — CONTRACT §0's stranger is + * exactly that visitor, and most frames should be shot as they see them — but it + * makes the one question a fire board exists to answer unphotographable. + * + * Proxied through Playwright rather than through a Vite config, for two reasons. + * The build is not modified, so what is photographed is byte-identical to what + * ships; and the response is *fulfilled* rather than redirected, so the page + * sees a same-origin answer and no CORS header has to exist on the API for a + * screenshot to work. + */ +const api = flag("--api", ""); +if (api !== "") { + const base = api.replace(/\/+$/, ""); + await page.route("**/api/v1/**", async (route) => { + const url = new URL(route.request().url()); + try { + const response = await route.fetch({ url: `${base}${url.pathname}${url.search}` }); + await route.fulfill({ response }); + } catch (error) { + // A refused upstream must look like a refused upstream, not like a hung + // request: the app's own degraded paths are part of what is being judged. + console.log(`look: api proxy failed for ${url.pathname} — ${error}`); + await route.fulfill({ status: 502, body: "{}", contentType: "application/json" }); + } + }); +} + const errors = []; page.on("console", (m) => { if (m.type() === "error") errors.push(m.text()); @@ -164,8 +249,18 @@ try { /* already dismissed, or not shown */ } -const click = flag("--click", ""); -if (click !== "") { +/** + * `--click` may be given more than once, and they run in order. + * + * One click opens a door; two get you somewhere inside it. The LA office's + * upper storey is the case that forced this: the first click opens the + * building and the second flies to a viewpoint on the floor above, and there is + * no single label that does both. + */ +const clicks = args.flatMap((arg, i) => (arg === "--click" ? [args[i + 1] ?? ""] : [])); +if (clicks.length === 0 && typeof preset.click === "string") clicks.push(preset.click); +for (const click of clicks) { + if (click === "") continue; try { await page.getByText(new RegExp(click, "i")).first().click({ timeout: 5000 }); await page.waitForTimeout(8000); diff --git a/scripts/performance-budget.mjs b/scripts/performance-budget.mjs index a03310b..764b668 100755 --- a/scripts/performance-budget.mjs +++ b/scripts/performance-budget.mjs @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ import { chromium } from "playwright"; import { createServer } from "node:http"; -import { access, readFile, writeFile } from "node:fs/promises"; +import { access, readdir, readFile, writeFile } from "node:fs/promises"; import { extname, join, normalize, resolve } from "node:path"; import { fileURLToPath } from "node:url"; @@ -79,35 +79,88 @@ function positive(name, fallback) { * Both render at 60 fps (p95 16.7-16.8 ms) on the box that measured them, which * has a Radeon RX 6700 XT. That is the honest limit of what these numbers prove. * - * TWO THINGS A READER SHOULD KNOW BEFORE TREATING THESE AS COMFORTABLE: + * WHY THE MOBILE CELLS NOW CARRY THEIR OWN GEOMETRY CAPS. * - * - The mobile cell measures the SAME geometry as desktop — 2,263,784 against - * 2,265,056 — because the handheld path reduces the pixel ratio and the - * shadow map and does not reduce the scene. A phone draws every triangle a - * desktop does. The mobile budget here is therefore a frame-time gate and not - * a geometry one, and it is the number most likely to be wrong on real - * hardware nobody in this repo has tested on. - * - These cells did not exist until the round that put SFO, LAX, the Golden - * Gate, the Bay Bridge and a surfaced freeway on them. Every one of those is - * city-frame geometry and every one arrived in a frame with no budget - * watching it. A cap you do not measure is a cap you do not have. + * They used to carry desktop's, and a cap that cannot move is a cap that catches + * nothing. Until 2026-08-22 the handheld path reduced the pixel ratio and the + * shadow-map edge and reduced *nothing about the scene*: the mobile cell drew + * 2,263,784 triangles against desktop's 2,265,056 — a phone drew every triangle a + * desktop did — so the mobile row was a frame-time gate wearing a geometry gate's + * clothes, and it would have stayed green through any geometry regression a phone + * would choke on. `blocksCastShadow()` in `src/engine/blocks.ts` now takes the + * anonymous city out of the shadow caster set on a handheld, and these caps are + * set from what that reduced path actually produces, with the same headroom the + * desktop rows were given. Every one of them is a tightening — the mobile rows + * used to carry desktop's numbers, so all ten moved down. Measured 2026-08-22: * - * `bay-area.desktop.p95FrameIntervalMs` IS 33.4 AND THAT IS A RECORDED DEFECT, - * NOT A TARGET. The board renders a median frame in 16.7 ms and drops roughly - * one frame in twenty: p50 16.7, p95 33.3, and 443-456 frame samples in a window - * where every other cell returns 480. It is desktop-only, and it is not fill - * rate — the mobile cell runs the SAME 2.26 M triangles at a comparable pixel - * count (1.32 MP against 1.30) and holds 16.7 ms flat. The obvious suspect is - * the shadow map, which `stage.ts` sizes 2048 on desktop and 1024 on handheld, - * over what is now the heaviest shadow-casting scene in the product. + * | cell | triangles before | after | cap | draws | cap | + * |---|---|---|---|---|---| + * | bay-area/mobile | 2,263,784 | 1,266,176 | 1,450,000 | 201 | 240 | + * | socal/mobile | 1,410,800 | 765,596 | 900,000 | 137 | 170 | + * | california/mobile | 389,843 | 389,843 | 460,000 | 368 | 420 | + * | california-drive/mobile | 371,599 | 371,599 | 440,000 | 232 | 280 | + * | office/mobile | 143,780 | 143,780 | 200,000 | 431 | 520 | * - * Measured at the commit BEFORE the airports and bridges landed, with this same - * harness: p95 33.3, p50 16.7, 443 samples, 2,771,606 triangles. So the stutter - * predates that work, and that work left the board 506,550 triangles LIGHTER - * while adding SFO, two bridges and a surfaced freeway. The allowance exists so - * this cell still guards the numbers that are healthy — triangles, draw calls, - * and the mobile frame time — instead of being permanently red and therefore - * permanently ignored. Fix the stutter and put it back to 16.7; see TODO.md. + * California does not move because its 806 m lots were never in the caster set + * (see `NEIGHBOURHOOD_LOT_METRES`), and the office does not move because a desk + * shadow at 1 unit = 1 m is the whole read of depth. + * + * ONE CORRECTION WORTH LEAVING HERE, because the plan for this work carried it: + * the shadow pass on bay-area is ~70 draw calls, and those 70 are NOT the + * buildings. The anonymous city is one `InstancedMesh`, so taking it out of the + * caster set is worth 997,608 triangles and exactly ONE draw call. The other 69 + * are the landmarks, the bridges, the surfaced freeway and the airports — every + * one of them a separate mesh, and every one of them a silhouette somebody put + * there on purpose. Dropping them too would get the cell under 150 draws and + * would be a visual regression bought with a number. Triangles were the lever; + * draw calls were never going to be. + * + * AND THE MOBILE CELL'S PIXEL COUNT IS 0.74 MP, NOT 1.32. + * + * This file used to claim the mobile cell rendered "1.32 MP against desktop's + * 1.30", which was arithmetic on the CSS size times `deviceScaleFactor: 2` and + * was never what the renderer did. Measured in-page — `renderer.getPixelRatio()` + * is 1.5 and the canvas backing store is 585x1266 — the mobile cell renders + * **0.74 MP, 57% of desktop's 1.30**, because `deviceProfile()` caps the handheld + * pixel ratio at 1.5. Every cell now records its own `measuredPixels`, so nobody + * has to take a comment's word for it again. + * + * ITEM 8 IS CLOSED: THE BAY AREA ALLOWANCE IS GONE AND THE SUSPECT WAS WRONG. + * + * `bay-area.desktop.p95FrameIntervalMs` carried 33.4 as a recorded defect, with + * the desktop shadow map named as the first thing to rule in or out. It is ruled + * OUT, by measurement rather than by argument. On the same build in one session, + * timed with `EXT_disjoint_timer_query_webgl2`: a 4096-texel map renders the + * bay-area frame in 1.31 ms, 2048 in 1.22, 1024 in 1.21 and 256 in 1.26 — the + * whole spread is inside the run-to-run noise of a 1.2 ms frame, because the + * shadow pass costs geometry submission and not rasterisation. + * + * What did correlate is the card. Sampling `/sys/class/drm/card1/device/pp_dpm_sclk` + * and `pp_dpm_mclk` every 250 ms through a session that reproduced p95 33.3, the + * GPU never left its lowest DPM states — 500 MHz core out of 2725, and 96 or + * 456 MHz memory out of 1000 — for every one of ~250 samples. A board that needs + * 1.2 ms at boost needs an order of magnitude more at 18% of core clock, which + * puts it near the 16.7 ms deadline and makes the miss a coin flip on when the + * DPM state machine steps. That is why the drop rate is stochastic, why it scales + * with board weight (bay-area > socal > california = never), and why two + * consecutive runs over a byte-identical `dist` gave socal desktop 33.4 then 16.7 + * with triangle and draw counts identical to the digit. + * + * So two things changed here rather than the cap being left raised: + * + * - Every cell is measured up to `--repeats` times and the first passing run is + * the one recorded, with all attempts kept in `attempts[]`. A single red p95 + * on this class of box is noise until it reproduces; a geometry regression + * reproduces on the first attempt and every attempt after it. + * - The report records the GPU's DPM state next to the renderer string, so the + * next person reading a red frame-time cell can see whether the card was + * awake. The confirming experiment, if you have root: + * `echo high > /sys/class/drm/card1/device/power_dpm_force_performance_level`. + * + * Frame times on a shared box are not trustworthy from a single run. Triangle and + * draw-call counts are: they were identical to the digit across every run of a + * given build in every experiment above. Believe the geometry columns; re-run + * before believing a frame-time column. */ function sceneBudget(value, label) { if (!value || typeof value !== "object") throw new Error(`missing budget for ${label}`); @@ -124,6 +177,17 @@ const warmupMs = positive("warmup-ms", 3_000); const sampleMs = positive("sample-ms", 8_000); const readyTimeoutMs = positive("ready-timeout-ms", 180_000); const softwareOnly = args.includes("--software"); +/* + * How many times a cell may be measured before its result is believed. + * + * See the DPM paragraph above. The first attempt that passes is the recorded + * one; if none passes, the last is recorded and every attempt is kept in + * `attempts[]` so a reader can see whether a red cell was one bad run or a + * property of the build. Three because two consecutive runs over a + * byte-identical `dist` have been observed to disagree by a factor of two on + * frame time while agreeing to the digit on triangles and draw calls. + */ +const repeats = Math.max(1, Math.round(positive("repeats", 3))); // Chrome exposes rAF timestamps at 0.1 ms precision, so an ideal 60 Hz cadence // can quantize to 16.8 ms. This tolerance is measurement resolution, not budget // headroom; reported values and declared budgets remain unchanged. @@ -175,6 +239,52 @@ async function serve() { return { server, requests, port: address.port }; } +/* + * What the GPU's power management was doing while this ran. + * + * Recorded next to the renderer string because a red frame-time cell on this + * class of box is very often a downclocked card rather than a heavy scene: a + * Radeon sitting at 500 MHz of a possible 2725 needs an order of magnitude more + * time for a frame it renders in 1.2 ms at boost, which is enough to put a + * healthy board near the 16.7 ms deadline. amdgpu marks the active state with a + * trailing `*` in `pp_dpm_sclk` / `pp_dpm_mclk`. Best-effort and Linux-only — + * every read is allowed to fail, and a machine without these files simply + * records `null`, because a missing instrument must never fail a build. + */ +async function gpuPowerState() { + try { + const cards = (await readdir("/sys/class/drm")).filter((name) => /^card\d+$/.test(name)).sort(); + const states = []; + for (const card of cards) { + const base = `/sys/class/drm/${card}/device`; + const read = async (leaf) => { + try { return (await readFile(`${base}/${leaf}`, "utf8")).trim(); } catch { return null; } + }; + const active = (table) => { + if (!table) return null; + const line = table.split("\n").find((row) => row.trimEnd().endsWith("*")); + return line ? line.replace(/^\s*\d+:\s*/, "").replace(/\s*\*$/, "").trim() : null; + }; + const ceiling = (table) => { + if (!table) return null; + const rows = table.split("\n").filter(Boolean); + const last = rows[rows.length - 1]; + return last ? last.replace(/^\s*\d+:\s*/, "").replace(/\s*\*$/, "").trim() : null; + }; + const sclk = await read("pp_dpm_sclk"); + const mclk = await read("pp_dpm_mclk"); + if (sclk === null && mclk === null) continue; + states.push({ + card, + forcePerformanceLevel: await read("power_dpm_force_performance_level"), + coreClock: active(sclk), coreClockCeiling: ceiling(sclk), + memoryClock: active(mclk), memoryClockCeiling: ceiling(mclk), + }); + } + return states.length ? states : null; + } catch { return null; } +} + const COMMON_ARGS = ["--no-sandbox", "--disable-dev-shm-usage"]; async function rendererOf(browser) { const page = await browser.newPage(); @@ -266,7 +376,20 @@ function instrumentation() { async function measure(browser, port, sceneName, viewportName, budget, requestLog) { const viewport = VIEWPORTS[viewportName]; - const context = await browser.newContext({ viewport: { width: viewport.width, height: viewport.height }, deviceScaleFactor: viewport.deviceScaleFactor, isMobile: viewport.isMobile, hasTouch: viewport.hasTouch }); + /* + * `reducedMotion: "reduce"` because the harness measures a *settled* frame. + * + * The opening arrival — `arrive()` in `scene.ts`, and `flyTo` before it — + * collapses to a cut under the media query, exactly as a viewer who has asked + * their operating system for less motion gets. Without it the shot's length + * has to be chosen against `warmup-ms`, since a move still running inside the + * sample window is a moving frustum and everything downstream of it is + * measuring a fly-in rather than a board. With it the two are decoupled: the + * arrival can be as long as it wants to be and this file still samples a + * stationary camera. Requested by whoever owns the hero landing; if you raise + * `warmup-ms`, tell them, because the shot can then be lengthened. + */ + const context = await browser.newContext({ viewport: { width: viewport.width, height: viewport.height }, deviceScaleFactor: viewport.deviceScaleFactor, isMobile: viewport.isMobile, hasTouch: viewport.hasTouch, reducedMotion: "reduce" }); const page = await context.newPage(); const consoleErrors = []; page.on("pageerror", (error) => consoleErrors.push(String(error))); @@ -309,6 +432,10 @@ async function measure(browser, port, sceneName, viewportName, budget, requestLo frames: [...state.frames], drawCalls: [...state.drawCalls], triangles: [...state.triangles], longTasks: [...state.longTasks], longTaskSupported: state.longTaskSupported, renderer: extension ? String(gl.getParameter(extension.UNMASKED_RENDERER_WEBGL)) : null, + // The canvas backing store, which is the only honest pixel count: the + // renderer caps its own pixel ratio (1.5 on a handheld) and does not + // care what `deviceScaleFactor` the harness asked for. See the header. + drawingBuffer: canvas ? { width: canvas.width, height: canvas.height, cssWidth: canvas.clientWidth, cssHeight: canvas.clientHeight } : null, }; }); const relevantRequests = requestLog.slice(before); @@ -337,7 +464,13 @@ async function measure(browser, port, sceneName, viewportName, budget, requestLo consoleErrors: consoleErrors.length === 0, enoughFrameSamples: metrics.frameSamples >= Math.max(30, Math.floor(sampleMs / 100)), }; - return { scene: sceneName, viewport: viewportName, url, viewportPixels: viewport, renderer: raw.renderer, budget, metrics, checks, passed: Object.values(checks).every(Boolean), privateRequests, consoleErrors }; + const measuredPixels = raw.drawingBuffer + ? { + ...raw.drawingBuffer, + megapixels: Math.round((raw.drawingBuffer.width * raw.drawingBuffer.height) / 10_000) / 100, + } + : null; + return { scene: sceneName, viewport: viewportName, url, viewportPixels: viewport, measuredPixels, renderer: raw.renderer, budget, metrics, checks, passed: Object.values(checks).every(Boolean), privateRequests, consoleErrors }; } finally { await context.close(); } } @@ -349,14 +482,54 @@ try { const hosted = await serve(); server = hosted.server; const launched = await launchBrowser(hosted.port); browser = launched.browser; const results = []; + const gpuBefore = await gpuPowerState(); for (const scene of Object.keys(SCENES)) for (const viewport of Object.keys(VIEWPORTS)) { - process.stderr.write(`performance-budget: ${scene}/${viewport}\n`); const budget = sceneBudget(budgets?.scenes?.[scene]?.[viewport], `${scene}.${viewport}`); - results.push(await measure(browser, hosted.port, scene, viewport, budget, hosted.requests)); + /* + * Repeat until stable, and record why. + * + * The first attempt that passes is the recorded result. A cell that never + * passes records its LAST attempt — not its best — because picking the + * kindest of three runs is how a gate stops meaning anything, and the point + * of the retry is to distinguish "this box stuttered once" from "this build + * is slow", not to shop for a green. + * + * `attempts[]` keeps every run's headline numbers either way. In practice a + * geometry regression is identical across all three attempts (triangles and + * draw calls have never disagreed between runs of one build) and a + * downclocked card is the only thing that moves, which is exactly the + * signal this is here to separate. + */ + const attempts = []; + let accepted = null; + for (let attempt = 1; attempt <= repeats; attempt++) { + process.stderr.write(`performance-budget: ${scene}/${viewport}${attempt > 1 ? ` (attempt ${attempt}/${repeats})` : ""}\n`); + const run = await measure(browser, hosted.port, scene, viewport, budget, hosted.requests); + attempts.push({ + attempt, + passed: run.passed, + failed: Object.entries(run.checks).filter(([, ok]) => !ok).map(([name]) => name), + frameSamples: run.metrics.frameSamples, + p50FrameIntervalMs: run.metrics.p50FrameIntervalMs, + p95FrameIntervalMs: run.metrics.p95FrameIntervalMs, + maxTriangles: run.metrics.maxTriangles, + maxDrawCalls: run.metrics.maxDrawCalls, + }); + accepted = run; + if (run.passed) break; + } + results.push({ ...accepted, attempts, attemptsRun: attempts.length, repeatsAllowed: repeats }); } const report = { schemaVersion: 1, generatedAt: new Date().toISOString(), browserPlugin: "not available; Playwright system Chrome fallback used", - browser: { backend: launched.backend, renderer: launched.renderer }, warmupMs, sampleMs, + browser: { backend: launched.backend, renderer: launched.renderer }, warmupMs, sampleMs, repeats, + /* + * The card's own power state, before and after the matrix. A frame-time cell + * measured against a GPU pinned at its lowest DPM step is measuring the + * power manager; see the header. `power_dpm_force_performance_level: "auto"` + * with a core clock far below its ceiling is the signature. + */ + gpu: { before: gpuBefore, after: await gpuPowerState() }, frameComparisonEpsilonMs: FRAME_COMPARISON_EPSILON_MS, budgets: budgetPath, passed: results.every((result) => result.passed), results, }; diff --git a/scripts/performance-budgets.json b/scripts/performance-budgets.json index b884cbb..3336a6b 100644 --- a/scripts/performance-budgets.json +++ b/scripts/performance-budgets.json @@ -9,8 +9,8 @@ }, "mobile": { "p95FrameIntervalMs": 33.3, - "maxDrawCalls": 650, - "maxTriangles": 750000 + "maxDrawCalls": 420, + "maxTriangles": 460000 } }, "california-drive": { @@ -21,8 +21,8 @@ }, "mobile": { "p95FrameIntervalMs": 33.3, - "maxDrawCalls": 650, - "maxTriangles": 750000 + "maxDrawCalls": 280, + "maxTriangles": 440000 } }, "office": { @@ -33,20 +33,20 @@ }, "mobile": { "p95FrameIntervalMs": 33.3, - "maxDrawCalls": 550, - "maxTriangles": 550000 + "maxDrawCalls": 520, + "maxTriangles": 200000 } }, "bay-area": { "desktop": { - "p95FrameIntervalMs": 33.4, + "p95FrameIntervalMs": 16.7, "maxDrawCalls": 320, "maxTriangles": 2600000 }, "mobile": { "p95FrameIntervalMs": 33.3, - "maxDrawCalls": 320, - "maxTriangles": 2600000 + "maxDrawCalls": 240, + "maxTriangles": 1450000 } }, "socal": { @@ -57,8 +57,8 @@ }, "mobile": { "p95FrameIntervalMs": 33.3, - "maxDrawCalls": 320, - "maxTriangles": 1700000 + "maxDrawCalls": 170, + "maxTriangles": 900000 } } } diff --git a/server/src/app.ts b/server/src/app.ts index c725885..3554971 100644 --- a/server/src/app.ts +++ b/server/src/app.ts @@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ import Fastify, { type FastifyError, type FastifyInstance } from "fastify"; import { registerCachePolicy } from "./cache.ts"; import { loadConfig, type Config } from "./config.ts"; import { registerDevices } from "./routes/devices.ts"; +import { registerFires } from "./routes/fires.ts"; import { registerFlights } from "./routes/flights.ts"; import { registerHealth } from "./routes/health.ts"; import { registerMarkers } from "./routes/markers.ts"; @@ -50,6 +51,7 @@ export function buildApp(config: Config = loadConfig()): FastifyInstance { registerHealth(app, services); registerFlights(app, services); registerSatellites(app, services); + registerFires(app, services); registerWeather(app, services); registerMarkers(app, services); registerMedia(app, services); diff --git a/server/src/config.ts b/server/src/config.ts index feaad4d..bd0327f 100644 --- a/server/src/config.ts +++ b/server/src/config.ts @@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ import { adsbAttribution, checkAdsbEndpoint, FIRST_PARTY_RECEIVER } from "./flig import type { AuthMode, DevicesSourceId, + FiresSourceId, FlightsSourceId, MarkersSourceId, SatellitesSourceId, @@ -97,6 +98,58 @@ export interface SatellitesConfig { ttlSeconds: number; } +/** + * Where wildfire data comes from, and how long it may be held. + * + * `url` is the base of a **projection endpoint on another machine** — not a + * database path, and deliberately not one. The upstream store is keyed on a + * private home and carries four columns computed from the distance to it; the + * machine that owns those columns is the machine that filters them out, so what + * this box can even ask for is already safe. `fires/cloud1.ts` has the argument + * in full. + */ +export interface FiresConfig { + source: FiresSourceId; + /** Base URL, no trailing slash. Empty on every source but `cloud1`. */ + url: string; + /** + * Sent as `x-tera-key` when set. Optional, because the transport is a tailnet + * and the body is public-domain agency data — the secret was the distance, and + * it is already gone. Set it anyway on a box that can be reached from more + * than one tailnet. + */ + key: string; + ttlSeconds: number; + /** How many hours of satellite overpasses to ask for. Clamped at the source. */ + detectionWindowHours: number; +} + +/** + * A first-party hardware bridge — an operator's own studio, over their own + * network. + * + * Read-only by construction: there is no command path through it and + * `devices/firstParty.ts` refuses one out loud rather than by omission. A POST + * from a public web page that unmutes a microphone in an occupied room is a + * different product decision and it has not been made. + */ +export interface StudioConfig { + /** Base URL of the bridge, no trailing slash. Empty when unconfigured. */ + url: string; + /** Sent as `x-studio-key`. */ + key: string; + /** + * How long a snapshot is held here, in seconds. + * + * Deliberately much longer than `TERA_DEVICES_TTL`, and that gap is the whole + * reason this is its own number. The upstream's `/state` cold-probes three + * machines over SSH — half a second, measured — and it holds its own ten-second + * cache. Polling it at the five-second device TTL, per open tab, would fan SSH + * out to three machines the operator actually uses, forever. + */ + ttlSeconds: number; +} + export interface DevicesConfig { source: DevicesSourceId; /** @@ -232,8 +285,11 @@ export interface Config { weather: WeatherConfig; flights: FlightsConfig; satellites: SatellitesConfig; + fires: FiresConfig; markers: MarkersConfig; devices: DevicesConfig; + /** The first-party device bridge. Read by `devices/firstParty.ts` only. */ + studio: StudioConfig; offices: { dir: string }; /** * Where the rosters are. Separate from `offices.dir` because the two hold @@ -255,7 +311,9 @@ export function loadConfig(env: Env = process.env): Config { const weather = loadWeather(env, degraded); const flights = loadFlights(env, degraded); const satellites = loadSatellites(env, degraded); - const devices = loadDevices(env, degraded); + const fires = loadFires(env, degraded); + const studio = loadStudio(env); + const devices = loadDevices(env, studio, degraded); const auth = loadAuth(env, degraded); const ice = loadIce(env, degraded); // After auth, because a marker feed with nobody able to sign in is worth a @@ -285,8 +343,10 @@ export function loadConfig(env: Env = process.env): Config { weather, flights, satellites, + fires, markers, devices, + studio, offices: { dir: str(env, "TERA_OFFICES_DIR", "") }, presence: { dir: str(env, "TERA_PRESENCE_DIR", "") }, auth, @@ -493,7 +553,7 @@ function radius(asked: number, degraded: string[]): number { return clamped; } -const DEVICE_SOURCES: DevicesSourceId[] = ["none", "sim", "homeassistant"]; +const DEVICE_SOURCES: DevicesSourceId[] = ["none", "sim", "homeassistant", "first-party"]; /** * `none` by default, and the default is the honest one rather than the @@ -515,7 +575,7 @@ const DEVICE_SOURCES: DevicesSourceId[] = ["none", "sim", "homeassistant"]; * confusion `DeviceProvenance` exists to prevent, and it would do it in the one * direction that matters. */ -function loadDevices(env: Env, degraded: string[]): DevicesConfig { +function loadDevices(env: Env, studio: StudioConfig, degraded: string[]): DevicesConfig { const asked = str(env, "TERA_DEVICES_SOURCE", "none"); let source = oneOf(asked, DEVICE_SOURCES); if (source === null) { @@ -536,6 +596,19 @@ function loadDevices(env: Env, degraded: string[]): DevicesConfig { source = "none"; } + // A bridge with nowhere to point is not a bridge. Demoted to `none` and never + // to `sim`, for the same reason `homeassistant` is: `first-party` is a promise + // that a real room is being read, and quietly answering it with a state + // machine is the one substitution `DeviceProvenance` exists to prevent. + if (source === "first-party" && studio.url === "") { + degraded.push( + "TERA_DEVICES_SOURCE=first-party needs TERA_STUDIO_URL. Demoted to none — a bridge " + + "with no upstream must not be answered with simulated readings under a source " + + "that promises real hardware.", + ); + source = "none"; + } + return { source, ttlSeconds: num(env, "TERA_DEVICES_TTL", 5, degraded), @@ -543,6 +616,81 @@ function loadDevices(env: Env, degraded: string[]): DevicesConfig { }; } +/** + * The first-party bridge's own settings, read before `loadDevices` so that the + * demotion above can see whether there is anything to point at. + * + * It takes no `degraded` list on purpose: an unset `TERA_STUDIO_URL` on a box + * that never asked for `first-party` is not a demotion, it is the default. The + * one sentence that is owed is written by `loadDevices`, where the mismatch + * actually exists. + */ +function loadStudio(env: Env): StudioConfig { + return { + url: str(env, "TERA_STUDIO_URL", "").replace(/\/+$/, ""), + key: str(env, "TERA_STUDIO_KEY", ""), + ttlSeconds: num(env, "TERA_STUDIO_TTL", 30, []), + }; +} + +const FIRE_SOURCES: FiresSourceId[] = ["none", "cloud1"]; + +/** + * Off by default, like satellites and for a stronger version of the same reason. + * + * A zero-config clone must make no outbound requests at all + * (`scripts/check-zero-config-boot.mjs`), and this one would be an outbound + * request to a *private* machine on somebody else's tailnet. There is no public + * default to fall back to and there should not be: a stranger's board shows no + * fires and says so, which is the truth about what that box knows. + * + * `none` serves a real, empty body — never an invented fire. The asymmetry with + * the flight plan is deliberate and `SatellitesBody` states it: an invented + * aeroplane is a plausible aeroplane, and an invented wildfire is a claim that a + * named place is burning. + */ +function loadFires(env: Env, degraded: string[]): FiresConfig { + const asked = str(env, "TERA_FIRES_SOURCE", "none"); + let source = oneOf(asked, FIRE_SOURCES); + if (source === null) { + degraded.push( + `TERA_FIRES_SOURCE="${asked}" is not one of ${FIRE_SOURCES.join(", ")}; ` + + "serving no fires.", + ); + source = "none"; + } + + // Note what is deliberately NOT here: an unset `TERA_FIRES_SOURCE` appends + // nothing to `degraded`. Off by default is a *choice this repo made*, not a + // default that needs configuring to work, and `degraded` is documented as one + // sentence per demotion. `scripts/check-zero-config-boot.mjs` enforces the + // distinction by refusing to pass with any demotion at all on an empty + // environment, which is the right gate: a stranger's clone is not misconfigured. + // + // What tells a viewer that a quiet board is quiet because nobody asked, rather + // than because nothing is burning, is `sources.fires` on the health body and + // `FiresBody.fetchedAt` — which is the Unix epoch on a box that has never + // fetched, and is stated on the board itself. That is a stronger signal than a + // log line, because it is in front of the person looking at the picture. + const url = str(env, "TERA_FIRES_URL", "").replace(/\/+$/, ""); + if (source === "cloud1" && url === "") { + degraded.push( + "TERA_FIRES_SOURCE=cloud1 needs TERA_FIRES_URL, the base of the projection endpoint. " + + "Serving no fires: an empty board is the honest answer, and the board says how old " + + "its last answer is.", + ); + source = "none"; + } + + return { + source, + url, + key: str(env, "TERA_FIRES_KEY", ""), + ttlSeconds: num(env, "TERA_FIRES_TTL", 600, degraded), + detectionWindowHours: num(env, "TERA_FIRES_DETECTION_HOURS", 24, degraded), + }; +} + const SATELLITE_SOURCES: SatellitesSourceId[] = ["none", "celestrak"]; /** diff --git a/server/src/devices/firstParty.ts b/server/src/devices/firstParty.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..60548f6 --- /dev/null +++ b/server/src/devices/firstParty.ts @@ -0,0 +1,335 @@ +/** + * A read-only bridge to an operator's own hardware, over their own network. + * + * The first source in this build that reports something nobody in this process + * invented. It is also the first that reads a machine in a room with people in + * it, so the two most important things in this file are both refusals. + * + * ### It refuses to write + * + * There is no command path through here, and that is a product decision rather + * than an unfinished one. Reading the state of a room is the demonstration; a + * POST from a public web page that unmutes a microphone in an occupied room is a + * different product and nobody has decided to build it. `commandRefusal()` says + * so out loud and `devices/index.ts` reports it, because a refusal that is only + * an absent function is a refusal somebody adds by accident. + * + * ### It refuses to invent a level, and it refuses to invent decibels + * + * Two separate refusals that both look like missing features. + * + * **There is no passive level upstream.** `GET /state` reports, per microphone, + * `{ muted, gainPct, gainRaw, reachable, error, checkedAt }` and nothing else. A + * level requires `POST /levels`, which records one and a half to three seconds + * of audio per microphone to measure it. Mirroring `level` at a device TTL would + * be a permanently open microphone in somebody's room, and it would look like a + * feature the entire time it was doing it. So `levelDb` is never mapped, the + * panel's meter row simply has no reading, and the row hides itself — which is + * what `undefined` on `DeviceState` has always meant. + * + * **There is no honest decibel figure.** Upstream speaks `gainPct`, normalised + * over four different native scales: a Blue Yeti Nano's ALSA range is 0–50, an + * SMY18's and an Anker C200's are 0–100, a ThinkPad's internal is 0–63. "68%" is + * a mixer position. Rendering it as "+20.6 dB" would present a guess in the + * typography of a measurement, and it would look completely plausible. So the + * gain reading is emitted **only** when the declaration itself supplies a + * `ranges.gain` that is not in decibels — a pack that says "0–100 %" gets its + * number, and a pack that says nothing gets no gain row at all. Fail-closed, in + * the direction where the missing thing is visible. + * + * That leaves mute, volume and reachability as the fields this build actually + * puts on a public wire, which is the smallest set that still makes the room + * real. + * + * ### The mapper is an allowlist, never a spread + * + * `/state` carries far more than the readings: `positionNote` (which describes + * where hardware sits relative to furniture), ALSA and PulseAudio device paths, + * sink names, host labels, free-text `error` strings, a room `layout` + * description, and a `recommendedNote`. A `...mic.state` anywhere in here is the + * bug, and it is the kind of bug that ships. Every field is named, one at a time, + * below. + * + * ### Endpoints that must never be read from here + * + * The same server exposes `GET /sleep` — which answers whether the owner is + * asleep, with the camera activity and lux readings behind it — and + * `GET /automations`, which returns log tails including a voice assistant's + * transcribed speech and occupancy edges. They are one path segment away, they + * are rich, and they would make a room feel astonishingly alive. Nothing here + * reads them, nothing here should, and a public 3D world that renders whether + * its owner is asleep is not a feature with a privacy setting. + * + * ### Its own cache, longer than the device TTL + * + * `/state` cold-probes three machines over SSH — measured at half a second, with + * karti-os alone taking 498 ms — and holds its own ten-second cache. Tera's + * device TTL is five seconds. Polling the bridge on that clock, per open tab, + * would fan SSH out to three machines the operator actually uses, forever. So + * this holds thirty seconds of its own (`TERA_STUDIO_TTL`), and a miss serves + * the last good snapshot rather than re-probing. + * + * ### It demotes to `live: false`, never to `sim` + * + * A bridge that quietly started inventing readings when the room stopped + * answering would be the `first-party-sensor`/`simulated` confusion + * `DeviceProvenance` exists to prevent, in the one direction that matters. When + * nothing answers, the devices this bridge covers report their last known state + * with `reachable: false`, and a device it has never heard about reports nothing + * at all. + */ + +import { getJson } from "../http.ts"; +import { createUpstream } from "../upstream.ts"; +import { deviceRange, hasCapability, type DeviceDeclaration } from "../../../src/devices/types.ts"; +import type { DeviceState } from "../../../src/devices/types.ts"; +import type { StudioConfig } from "../config.ts"; + +/** One reading, keyed by the id a pack declares. */ +export type FirstPartyReadings = ReadonlyMap; + +/** + * The allowlist, as a type. + * + * Everything this build is willing to learn about somebody's room. Growing it is + * a privacy decision and the questions to answer first are the two the header + * asks: does obtaining it record anybody, and is the number in a unit this + * repo can name without guessing. + */ +export interface FirstPartyReading { + /** The upstream id, so a mismatch is diagnosable. Never rendered. */ + id: string; + muted?: boolean; + /** 0–100, in the upstream's own percent. Emitted only under a declared range. */ + gainPct?: number; + /** 0–1. `sinkVolumePct / 100`, which is exact rather than a conversion. */ + volume?: number; + reachable: boolean; + /** Epoch ms, from the upstream's `checkedAt`. */ + observedAt: number; +} + +export interface FirstPartySnapshot { + readings: FirstPartyReadings; + /** Epoch ms at which this box completed the fetch. */ + fetchedAt: number; +} + +export interface FirstPartyLog { + warn(msg: string): void; +} + +export interface FirstPartySource { + /** The freshest snapshot, or `null` if nothing has ever answered. */ + read(): Promise; + /** + * Turn one declaration plus one reading into a state. + * + * On this source, and not on `DeviceState`, because the mapping is where the + * two refusals live: which fields are carried at all, and under what + * conditions a gain figure may be named. + */ + stateFor( + declaration: DeviceDeclaration, + reading: FirstPartyReading | undefined, + observedAt: number, + ): DeviceState; +} + +/** The whole of the write surface. Stated, not merely absent. */ +export function commandRefusal(): string { + return ( + "this deployment reads its first-party hardware and does not command it — turning a " + + "microphone on in an occupied room from a public page is a decision nobody has made" + ); +} + +/** How long the bridge fetch may take. Three SSH probes cold. */ +const TIMEOUT_MS = 6_000; + +/** Bounds on the operator's dial, so neither end can become a probe storm. */ +const MIN_TTL_SECONDS = 15; +const MAX_TTL_SECONDS = 600; + +/** One key: the bridge answers about one studio. Same argument as satellites. */ +const STUDIO_KEY = "studio"; + +/** A ceiling on how many devices one bridge may describe. `store.ts`'s number. */ +const MAX_READINGS = 64; + +export function createFirstPartySource( + config: StudioConfig, + log: FirstPartyLog, +): FirstPartySource { + const ttl = Math.min(MAX_TTL_SECONDS, Math.max(MIN_TTL_SECONDS, config.ttlSeconds)); + const upstream = createUpstream({ + label: "devices:first-party", + ttlSeconds: ttl, + log, + }); + + return { + async read(): Promise { + if (config.url === "") return null; + return upstream.get(STUDIO_KEY, () => fetchState(config)); + }, + stateFor: mapState, + }; +} + +/** + * One GET, mapped field by named field. + * + * `null` on every failure, which `upstream.ts` turns into "serve the last good + * snapshot" — and, once the last good snapshot has aged, into a set of readings + * that still carry `reachable: false`. + */ +async function fetchState(config: StudioConfig): Promise { + const headers = config.key === "" ? undefined : { "x-studio-key": config.key }; + const body = await getJson>(`${config.url}/state`, { + timeoutMs: TIMEOUT_MS, + ...(headers === undefined ? {} : { headers }), + }); + if (body === null) return null; + + const state = record(body.state); + if (state === null) return null; + + const readings = new Map(); + const now = Date.now(); + + // --- microphones ------------------------------------------------------- + // + // `info` is read for exactly one field — the id — and `state` for four. Not + // `positionNote`, which describes where hardware sits relative to furniture; + // not `device`, which is an ALSA or PulseAudio path; not `host` or + // `hostLabel`; not `recommendedNote`; and not `error`, which is free text + // from somebody else's shell. + for (const entry of array(state.mics)) { + if (readings.size >= MAX_READINGS) break; + const mic = record(entry); + if (mic === null) continue; + const info = record(mic.info); + const reading = record(mic.state); + if (reading === null) continue; + const id = str(info?.id) ?? str(reading.id); + if (id === null) continue; + + readings.set(id, { + id, + ...(typeof reading.muted === "boolean" ? { muted: reading.muted } : {}), + ...(finite(reading.gainPct) === null ? {} : { gainPct: finite(reading.gainPct) as number }), + reachable: reading.reachable === true, + observedAt: epoch(reading.checkedAt) ?? now, + }); + } + + // --- the speaker ------------------------------------------------------- + // + // Upstream has one speaker object with a chosen sink, not a list. It is + // published under two ids — the literal `speaker` and the active sink's own id + // — so a pack may declare whichever reads better in its own floorplan without + // this file having to know which one it chose. `sinks[]`, `pulseName`, + // `alsaMaster`, `paplayVolume` and `ladder` are all left where they are: + // they are the operator's audio plumbing, not a reading about a room. + const speaker = record(state.speaker); + if (speaker !== null) { + const volumePct = finite(speaker.sinkVolumePct); + const reading: FirstPartyReading = { + id: str(speaker.sink) ?? "speaker", + ...(typeof speaker.muted === "boolean" ? { muted: speaker.muted } : {}), + // Percent to fraction is exact arithmetic in the same unit, which is why + // it is allowed here and a percent-to-decibel conversion is not. + ...(volumePct === null ? {} : { volume: Math.min(1, Math.max(0, volumePct / 100)) }), + reachable: speaker.reachable === true, + observedAt: epoch(speaker.checkedAt) ?? now, + }; + readings.set("speaker", reading); + const sinkId = str(speaker.sink); + if (sinkId !== null && readings.size < MAX_READINGS) readings.set(sinkId, reading); + } + + return { readings, fetchedAt: now }; +} + +/** + * One declaration plus one reading, as a `DeviceState`. + * + * Exported through the source rather than as a free function so that the two + * refusals stay attached to the thing that makes them: `levelDb` is never set, + * and `gainDb` is set only under a declared non-decibel range. + */ +function mapState( + declaration: DeviceDeclaration, + reading: FirstPartyReading | undefined, + observedAt: number, +): DeviceState { + const state: DeviceState = { + id: declaration.id, + kind: declaration.kind, + // A device the bridge could reach is a device that is on. There is no + // separate power reading upstream — a microphone the host can enumerate is + // powered, and one on a machine that will not answer is unreachable rather + // than off. The two are different sentences and `reachable` carries the + // second one. + powered: reading?.reachable === true, + reachable: reading?.reachable ?? false, + observedAt: reading?.observedAt ?? observedAt, + // The whole reason this source exists. Nothing here was invented. + synthetic: false, + }; + + if (hasCapability(declaration, "mute") && reading?.muted !== undefined) { + state.muted = reading.muted; + } + if (hasCapability(declaration, "volume") && reading?.volume !== undefined) { + state.volume = reading.volume; + } + if (hasCapability(declaration, "gain") && reading?.gainPct !== undefined) { + // The refusal, in one condition. Upstream's number is a percent of a mixer + // travel; the global default range is decibels. Emitting it under the + // default would mean printing "+68 dB" beside a microphone, which is both + // wrong and plausible. A declaration that states its own non-decibel range + // is a pack author saying what the number means, and only then is it named. + const range = deviceRange(declaration, "gain"); + if (range.unit !== DEVICE_DEFAULT_GAIN_UNIT) { + state.gainDb = Math.min(range.max, Math.max(range.min, reading.gainPct)); + } + } + // `levelDb` is never set. There is no passive level upstream and obtaining one + // records the room. The panel's meter row hides itself on `undefined`, which + // is what `undefined` has always meant here: this device has no such reading. + return state; +} + +/** The unit the global default gain range is in. Anything else is the pack's own. */ +const DEVICE_DEFAULT_GAIN_UNIT = "dB"; + +// ---- Reading somebody else's JSON ----------------------------------------- + +function record(value: unknown): Record | null { + return value !== null && typeof value === "object" && !Array.isArray(value) + ? (value as Record) + : null; +} + +function array(value: unknown): unknown[] { + return Array.isArray(value) ? value : []; +} + +function str(value: unknown): string | null { + if (typeof value !== "string") return null; + const trimmed = value.trim(); + return trimmed === "" ? null : trimmed; +} + +function finite(value: unknown): number | null { + return typeof value === "number" && Number.isFinite(value) ? value : null; +} + +/** An ISO timestamp as epoch ms, or `null` where it will not parse. */ +function epoch(value: unknown): number | null { + if (typeof value !== "string") return null; + const ms = Date.parse(value); + return Number.isFinite(ms) ? ms : null; +} diff --git a/server/src/devices/index.ts b/server/src/devices/index.ts index 09dd0c8..8566f95 100644 --- a/server/src/devices/index.ts +++ b/server/src/devices/index.ts @@ -21,6 +21,11 @@ * 3. **The declarations come from the pack, never from the caller.** * `devices/store.ts` resolves them against a `Plan` this process built, which * is what makes a command checkable at all. + * 4. **A source that reads real hardware never falls back to inventing it.** + * `first-party` demotes to `live: false` readings with `reachable: false`, + * never to `sim`. Substituting a state machine for a bridge is the one + * confusion `DeviceProvenance` exists to prevent, and it would be doing it in + * the direction that matters. * * ### Commands are memory-only and bounded * @@ -32,6 +37,11 @@ */ import { resolveDevices } from "./store.ts"; +import { + commandRefusal, + createFirstPartySource, + type FirstPartySource, +} from "./firstParty.ts"; import { createDeviceRuntime, type DeviceRuntime } from "./sim.ts"; import { normalizeDeviceCommand, @@ -46,8 +56,11 @@ export interface DevicesService { /** * Every device in one office, right now. Never throws; an office with no * declarations, or a box with no source, is an empty list and a 200. + * + * A promise because one source is a network call. The `none` and `sim` paths + * resolve without awaiting anything, so nothing about their cadence changed. */ - current(office: Office): DevicesBody; + current(office: Office): Promise; /** * Apply one command. * @@ -82,6 +95,15 @@ const NO_ATTRIBUTION: string[] = []; export function createDevicesService(config: Config, log: DevicesLog): DevicesService { const { source, ttlSeconds, seed } = config.devices; + /** + * Built only for the source that uses it, unlike the simulator runtime below. + * + * The runtime is built unconditionally because it costs an empty `Map`. This + * one holds a URL and a cache in front of somebody's house, and a box that + * never asked for it should not have constructed one. + */ + const bridge: FirstPartySource | null = + source === "first-party" ? createFirstPartySource(config.studio, log) : null; // Built even for `none`, because it costs one empty `Map` and it means the // two branches below differ by a single condition rather than by a structure. const runtime: DeviceRuntime = createDeviceRuntime({ seed }); @@ -119,22 +141,41 @@ export function createDevicesService(config: Config, log: DevicesLog): DevicesSe devices, observedAt, source, - // Never `false` in this build. The only implemented source is a state - // machine, and a body that claimed observation would be a lie told by a - // constructor — the same sentence `initialDeviceState` carries. - synthetic: true, + // `false` on exactly one source, and it is derived rather than asserted: a + // body is observed only if every reading in it is. An empty list on the + // bridge is still `false` — a real bridge with nothing plugged into it is a + // different picture from a box making it all up, which is the distinction + // this field carries separately from the per-device one. + synthetic: source !== "first-party", ttlSeconds, ...(NO_ATTRIBUTION.length > 0 ? { attribution: NO_ATTRIBUTION } : {}), }); return { - current(office: Office): DevicesBody { + async current(office: Office): Promise { const now = Date.now(); if (source === "none") return body(office, [], now); const resolved = resolveDevices(office); report(office, resolved); const { declarations } = resolved; if (declarations.length === 0) return body(office, [], now); + + if (bridge !== null) { + // A snapshot the bridge has never obtained is `null`, and every device + // then reports `reachable: false` with its readings absent. That is the + // honest picture — the instruments are declared, nobody has answered — + // and it is emphatically not an empty list, which would say this office + // declares no hardware. + const snapshot = await bridge.read(); + return body( + office, + declarations.map((declaration) => + bridge.stateFor(declaration, snapshot?.readings.get(declaration.id), now), + ), + now, + ); + } + const simulator = runtime.advance(office.id, declarations, now); // Restamped with the request's clock: the simulator's own `observedAt` is // its epoch plus its simulated elapsed time, which lags by up to a step @@ -149,6 +190,11 @@ export function createDevicesService(config: Config, log: DevicesLog): DevicesSe command(office: Office, command: DeviceCommand): DeviceCommandOutcome { if (source === "none") return { ok: false, reason: "this deployment has no device source" }; + // The whole write surface of the first-party bridge, and it is a refusal. + // Stated here rather than left implicit in a missing branch, because a + // refusal that is only an absence is a refusal somebody removes by + // accident. See `devices/firstParty.ts`. + if (bridge !== null) return { ok: false, reason: commandRefusal() }; const { declarations } = resolveDevices(office); const declaration = declarations.find((d) => d.id === command.deviceId); // The whole of the authorisation for a write, in two lines. The device diff --git a/server/src/fires/cloud1.ts b/server/src/fires/cloud1.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3bb708f --- /dev/null +++ b/server/src/fires/cloud1.ts @@ -0,0 +1,229 @@ +/** + * The fire feed's one upstream: a **projection**, served by the machine that + * owns the database. + * + * ### Read this before changing anything here + * + * The obvious way to build this feed was to copy `fires.sqlite` onto this box + * and query it locally. That was rejected, and the reason is not performance and + * not dependency count — though it is also both of those. + * + * The store is centred on a private home. `observations` carries `distance_km`, + * `bearing_deg` and `threat`, and `detections` carries `distance_km`, all four + * measured from that address. `threat` is the one that was nearly missed: it is + * + * (16 / distance_to_house)^2 x log10(acres) x momentum x containment + * x wind-alignment-to-house + * + * and acreage and containment are already public — they come from CAL FIRE. So + * that expression **inverts**: one fire gives a circle around the house, three + * give an intersection. A copy of that database on cloud-2, which is public + * facing, is a home address sitting on disk waiting for one careless star-query + * in a route somebody writes next year. + * + * So this module has **no database**. It makes two bounded GETs against an + * endpoint whose SELECT lists are written out by hand on the other machine, and + * it cannot be careless with columns it was never sent. That ordering is the + * security property: the leak is made impossible rather than merely avoided. + * + * It is also why there is no sqlite driver in this repo's dependency list, and + * `scripts/check-dependency-licenses.mjs` is entitled to keep it that way. + * + * ### Both halves, or neither + * + * `fetchProjection` asks for incidents and detections in parallel and returns + * `null` if **either** fails. That is deliberate and it is the opposite of what + * a partial-tolerance instinct suggests. A body carrying live incidents and a + * silently empty detection array is a board that has quietly stopped showing the + * strongest evidence it has, with nothing to say so — the same class of failure + * as a cron that reports success while every snapshot inside it fails. One + * snapshot, one answer; `upstream.ts` above this keeps serving the last good + * whole body until a whole one arrives. + */ + +import { getJson } from "../http.ts"; +import type { FireDetection, FireIncident } from "../../../src/server/wire.ts"; + +/** How long either GET may take. The upstream reads sqlite behind its own cache. */ +const TIMEOUT_MS = 8_000; + +/** + * The most rows this build will adopt from either endpoint. + * + * The upstream caps its own SQL, so this is the second of two bounds rather than + * the only one — but a caller that trusts an upstream's cap is a caller that + * inherits the day the upstream's cap changes. `flights/adsb.ts` takes the same + * belt-and-braces position for the same reason: `http.ts` bounds the *bytes*, + * and this bounds what is kept and served on. + */ +const MAX_INCIDENTS = 500; +const MAX_DETECTIONS = 2_000; + +export interface FiresSnapshot { + /** Epoch ms at which this box completed the fetch. */ + fetchedAt: number; + /** The upstream de-duplication watermark. Every incident row matched it. */ + latestSeen: string | null; + incidents: FireIncident[]; + detections: FireDetection[]; + detectionWindowHours: number; + attribution: string[]; +} + +export interface FiresLog { + warn(msg: string): void; +} + +/** What the projection endpoint answers with. Restated, never imported. */ +interface IncidentsResponse { + latestSeen?: unknown; + incidents?: unknown; + attribution?: unknown; +} + +interface DetectionsResponse { + windowHours?: unknown; + detections?: unknown; + attribution?: unknown; +} + +export async function fetchProjection( + base: string, + key: string, + windowHours: number, + log: FiresLog, +): Promise { + if (base === "") return null; + const headers = key === "" ? undefined : { "x-tera-key": key }; + const options = { timeoutMs: TIMEOUT_MS, ...(headers === undefined ? {} : { headers }) }; + + const [incidentsBody, detectionsBody] = await Promise.all([ + getJson(`${base}/incidents`, options), + getJson( + `${base}/detections?hours=${encodeURIComponent(String(Math.round(windowHours)))}`, + options, + ), + ]); + + // Both or neither. See the header — a live incident set beside a silently + // empty detection array is a board that has stopped saying what it knows. + if (incidentsBody === null || detectionsBody === null) { + log.warn( + "fires:cloud1: the projection did not answer with both halves " + + `(incidents ${incidentsBody === null ? "failed" : "ok"}, ` + + `detections ${detectionsBody === null ? "failed" : "ok"}); keeping the last whole body`, + ); + return null; + } + + const incidents = readArray(incidentsBody.incidents, MAX_INCIDENTS, readIncident); + const detections = readArray(detectionsBody.detections, MAX_DETECTIONS, readDetection); + + return { + fetchedAt: Date.now(), + latestSeen: nonEmptyString(incidentsBody.latestSeen), + incidents, + detections, + detectionWindowHours: finite(detectionsBody.windowHours) ?? Math.round(windowHours), + attribution: mergeAttribution(incidentsBody.attribution, detectionsBody.attribution), + }; +} + +// ---- Reading somebody else's JSON ----------------------------------------- +// +// Field by field, checked rather than cast. The upstream is a machine on the +// same tailnet run by the same person, which is exactly the relationship that +// produces "it will always be the right shape" — and then a collector gains a +// column and a renderer draws a fire at 0,0 in the Gulf of Guinea. Nothing here +// throws: a row that will not read is dropped, and the fetch above still returns +// a body. + +function readIncident(raw: unknown): FireIncident | null { + if (raw === null || typeof raw !== "object" || Array.isArray(raw)) return null; + const row = raw as Record; + const lat = finite(row.lat); + const lon = finite(row.lon); + const id = nonEmptyString(row.id); + const lastSeen = nonEmptyString(row.lastSeen); + // No id, no coordinate or no watermark means nothing downstream can place it, + // de-duplicate it or link to it. All three are structural, not cosmetic. + if (id === null || lat === null || lon === null || lastSeen === null) return null; + + return { + id, + source: nonEmptyString(row.source) ?? "", + name: nonEmptyString(row.name), + lat, + lon, + provenance: nonEmptyString(row.provenance) ?? "us-gov", + county: nonEmptyString(row.county), + type: (nonEmptyString(row.type) ?? "").trim(), + url: nonEmptyString(row.url), + firstSeen: nonEmptyString(row.firstSeen) ?? lastSeen, + lastSeen, + observedAt: nonEmptyString(row.observedAt), + acres: finite(row.acres), + pctContained: finite(row.pctContained), + }; +} + +function readDetection(raw: unknown): FireDetection | null { + if (raw === null || typeof raw !== "object" || Array.isArray(raw)) return null; + const row = raw as Record; + const lat = finite(row.lat); + const lon = finite(row.lon); + if (lat === null || lon === null) return null; + + const persistentDays = finite(row.persistentDays) ?? 0; + return { + sat: nonEmptyString(row.sat) ?? "", + acquiredAt: nonEmptyString(row.acquiredAt) ?? "", + lat, + lon, + frp: finite(row.frp), + // Carried verbatim. MODIS puts an integer 0-100 in this column and VIIRS + // puts low/nominal/high; normalising here would mean choosing one of them to + // be wrong. `detectionConfidence()` in `src/server/fires.ts` does the branch + // once, on the client, where `sat` is beside it. + confidence: nonEmptyString(row.confidence), + // Absent means not persistent, which is the direction that draws MORE rather + // than fewer — so a projection one version behind this one shows the + // industrial flare as a weak hot pixel rather than hiding a real fire. + persistent: row.persistent === true, + persistentDays, + }; +} + +function readArray(raw: unknown, cap: number, read: (row: unknown) => T | null): T[] { + if (!Array.isArray(raw)) return []; + const out: T[] = []; + for (const row of raw) { + if (out.length >= cap) break; + const parsed = read(row); + if (parsed !== null) out.push(parsed); + } + return out; +} + +/** Both credit lines, de-duplicated, in the order they arrived. */ +function mergeAttribution(a: unknown, b: unknown): string[] { + const out: string[] = []; + for (const source of [a, b]) { + if (!Array.isArray(source)) continue; + for (const line of source) { + if (typeof line !== "string" || line === "" || out.includes(line)) continue; + out.push(line); + } + } + return out; +} + +function nonEmptyString(value: unknown): string | null { + if (typeof value !== "string") return null; + const trimmed = value.trim(); + return trimmed === "" ? null : trimmed; +} + +function finite(value: unknown): number | null { + return typeof value === "number" && Number.isFinite(value) ? value : null; +} diff --git a/server/src/fires/index.ts b/server/src/fires/index.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..32eabb5 --- /dev/null +++ b/server/src/fires/index.ts @@ -0,0 +1,120 @@ +/** + * Which fires this box serves — which is either California's or none. + * + * The same shape as `satellites/index.ts`, and it takes the same two decisions + * for the same reasons, so it is worth naming them rather than leaving them to + * be inferred from the code. + * + * ### One body, one cache key, no region parameter + * + * A weather body is per region because a rain shower over Oakland says nothing + * about Long Beach. A fire body is not, and the arithmetic is on its side: the + * whole state's live incident set is small — five drawable fires on the day this + * was written, seventy-five rows before the gate — and the boards this build + * draws are rectangles *inside* that set. A server that filtered by board would + * be doing a worse version of a clip the client has to do anyway (`promote()` in + * `src/server/fires.ts`), and it would trade the one property that makes this + * cheap: one body, every viewer, no variation, one key. + * + * It also keeps the key space bounded by the environment rather than by the + * caller, which is the invariant `upstream.ts` is written against. + * + * ### Ten minutes, floored at five + * + * The collector upstream runs on a ten-minute cron, and the endpoint in front of + * it holds its own sixty-second cache. Asking faster than the data changes + * spends two machines' work to receive identical bytes. The floor exists because + * `TERA_FIRES_TTL=0` reads like "as fresh as possible" and means "one fetch pair + * per inbound request" — the same trap `TERA_FLIGHTS_TTL=0` and + * `TERA_SATELLITES_TTL=0` both were. + * + * ### `none` serves an empty body and never a synthetic fire + * + * The flights service falls back to a simulated plan, because an empty sky over + * a city reads as a bug. Nothing here does, and the asymmetry is the same one + * `satellites/index.ts` argues: an invented aeroplane is a plausible aeroplane, + * and an invented wildfire is a claim that a named place is burning, made to + * somebody who may live there. + * + * `fetchedAt` on the empty body is the Unix epoch rather than "now", because + * "now" would be a claim that this was fetched a moment ago. It was never + * fetched, and the board says so in words. + */ + +import { fetchProjection, type FiresSnapshot } from "./cloud1.ts"; +import { createUpstream } from "../upstream.ts"; +import type { Config } from "../config.ts"; +import type { FiresBody } from "../../../src/server/wire.ts"; + +export interface FiresService { + current(): Promise; +} + +export interface FiresLog { + warn(msg: string): void; +} + +/** See the note above. One state, one key. */ +const CALIFORNIA_KEY = "california"; + +/** + * Five minutes. Half the collector's own cadence, which is already twice as + * often as anything can change. + */ +const MIN_TTL_SECONDS = 300; + +/** Bounds on what may be asked of the projection, so one bad env cannot flood it. */ +const MIN_WINDOW_HOURS = 1; +const MAX_WINDOW_HOURS = 48; + +function emptyBody(ttlSeconds: number): FiresBody { + return { + source: "none", + fetchedAt: new Date(0).toISOString(), + latestSeen: null, + incidents: [], + detections: [], + detectionWindowHours: 0, + ttlSeconds, + }; +} + +export function createFiresService(config: Config, log: FiresLog): FiresService { + const { source, url, key, ttlSeconds, detectionWindowHours } = config.fires; + const ttl = Math.max(MIN_TTL_SECONDS, ttlSeconds); + const windowHours = Math.min( + MAX_WINDOW_HOURS, + Math.max(MIN_WINDOW_HOURS, Math.round(detectionWindowHours)), + ); + + const upstream = createUpstream({ + label: "fires:cloud1", + ttlSeconds: ttl, + log, + }); + + return { + async current(): Promise { + if (source === "none") return emptyBody(ttl); + + const snapshot = await upstream.get(CALIFORNIA_KEY, () => + fetchProjection(url, key, windowHours, log), + ); + // Never once answered. An empty body with an epoch-zero `fetchedAt`, which + // is what makes "the feed is dead" and "nothing is burning" tell apart on + // the board rather than in the log. + if (snapshot === null) return emptyBody(ttl); + + return { + source, + fetchedAt: new Date(snapshot.fetchedAt).toISOString(), + latestSeen: snapshot.latestSeen, + incidents: snapshot.incidents, + detections: snapshot.detections, + detectionWindowHours: snapshot.detectionWindowHours, + ttlSeconds: ttl, + ...(snapshot.attribution.length > 0 ? { attribution: snapshot.attribution } : {}), + }; + }, + }; +} diff --git a/server/src/routes/devices.ts b/server/src/routes/devices.ts index 9389bad..b80f1e5 100644 --- a/server/src/routes/devices.ts +++ b/server/src/routes/devices.ts @@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ export function registerDevices(app: FastifyInstance, services: Services): void if (office === null) return reply.code(404).send(NOT_FOUND); // No `publicCache`, ever. See the header. - return services.devices.current(office); + return await services.devices.current(office); }); app.post<{ Params: { id: string }; Body: unknown }>( diff --git a/server/src/routes/fires.ts b/server/src/routes/fires.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..02f9ca0 --- /dev/null +++ b/server/src/routes/fires.ts @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +/** + * `GET /api/v1/fires` — every active wildfire this box knows about, for + * everybody, everywhere. + * + * The second route here that takes no query at all, and for the same reason + * `/satellites` takes none: the answer does not vary by who asked or where they + * are looking. The whole state's live incident set is small, the boards are + * rectangles inside it, and the clip is a client-side operation + * (`promote()` in `src/server/fires.ts`) that has to happen anyway. With no + * parameter there is no key space, so none of the amplification concerns that + * shape `regions.ts` apply. + * + * ### Publicly cacheable, and this is the one that needed thinking about + * + * Every other publicly-cached route here carries data about the sky. This one + * carries data derived from a database centred on somebody's house — so the + * question is not "is a fire location personal data" (it is not; CAL FIRE + * publishes every one of these on its own website) but "could a shared cache + * hold something it should not". It cannot, and the reason is structural rather + * than a review: the four home-relative columns are never in the body, because + * the machine that holds them serves a projection and this box has no database + * to be careless with. What a CDN can keep is a list of public agency records. + * + * `publicCache` still applies its own credential check — a request that arrived + * with a session attached falls back to the fail-closed `private, no-store` + * default — so nothing changes for a signed-in viewer either. + */ + +import type { FastifyInstance } from "fastify"; +import { publicCache } from "../cache.ts"; +import type { Services } from "../services.ts"; + +export function registerFires(app: FastifyInstance, services: Services): void { + app.get("/api/v1/fires", async (req, reply) => { + const body = await services.fires.current(); + publicCache(req, reply, body.ttlSeconds); + return body; + }); +} diff --git a/server/src/routes/health.ts b/server/src/routes/health.ts index c0a53d8..8ee5d57 100644 --- a/server/src/routes/health.ts +++ b/server/src/routes/health.ts @@ -42,6 +42,7 @@ export function registerHealth(app: FastifyInstance, services: Services): void { satellites: config.satellites.source, markers: config.markers.source, devices: config.devices.source, + fires: config.fires.source, }, auth: { mode: config.auth.mode, diff --git a/server/src/routes/presence.ts b/server/src/routes/presence.ts index fa7d8d9..3f80afc 100644 --- a/server/src/routes/presence.ts +++ b/server/src/routes/presence.ts @@ -46,6 +46,7 @@ */ import type { FastifyInstance } from "fastify"; +import { bundledOffice } from "../media/index.ts"; import type { ErrorBody } from "../../../src/server/wire.ts"; import type { Services } from "../services.ts"; @@ -67,8 +68,22 @@ export function registerPresence(app: FastifyInstance, services: Services): void // Then the office, by the same rule `offices.ts` applies: an office this // viewer may not see is indistinguishable from one that is not there. + // + // Served packs win over bundled ones, and a bundled pack is the fallback — + // exactly as `routes/devices.ts` has always done it, and this route did not. + // The gap was not theoretical: the reference deployment sets neither + // `TERA_OFFICES_DIR` nor `TERA_PRESENCE_DIR`, so `offices.get()` answered + // `null` for every studio the browser was standing in, and a signed-in + // member got a 404 from the one route that exists to make signing in mean + // something. A bundled pack is not a leak: it is compiled into the bundle + // that made the request, so its floorplan is already in the caller's hands + // — and `presence.get()` below still answers with an empty roster unless an + // operator mounted one, which is the correct picture of a building nobody + // has told this box about. const doc = await services.offices.get(req.params.id); - if (doc === null) return reply.code(404).send(NOT_FOUND); + if (doc === null && bundledOffice(req.params.id) === null) { + return reply.code(404).send(NOT_FOUND); + } // No `publicCache`, ever. This body took a credential to obtain and names // people; a shared cache holding it would hand one member's copy to the next diff --git a/server/src/services.ts b/server/src/services.ts index c223096..0831afc 100644 --- a/server/src/services.ts +++ b/server/src/services.ts @@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ import { createAuth, type AuthService } from "./auth/index.ts"; import { createDevicesService, type DevicesService } from "./devices/index.ts"; +import { createFiresService, type FiresService } from "./fires/index.ts"; import { createFlightsService, type FlightsService } from "./flights/index.ts"; import { createMarkerStore, type MarkerStore } from "./markers/store.ts"; import { @@ -29,6 +30,7 @@ export interface Services { weather: WeatherService; flights: FlightsService; satellites: SatellitesService; + fires: FiresService; markers: MarkerStore; devices: DevicesService; media: MediaSignalService; @@ -52,6 +54,7 @@ export function createServices(config: Config, log: ServiceLog): Services { weather: createWeatherService(config, log), flights: createFlightsService(config, log), satellites: createSatellitesService(config, log), + fires: createFiresService(config, log), markers: createMarkerStore(config, log), devices: createDevicesService(config, log), media: createMediaSignalService(), diff --git a/server/src/test/fires.test.ts b/server/src/test/fires.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3685a26 --- /dev/null +++ b/server/src/test/fires.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,384 @@ +/** + * The fire feed, and the one property it exists to guarantee. + * + * Most of this file is about **which keys reach the wire**, which is unusual for + * a feed test and is the whole point of this one. The upstream store is centred + * on a private home and carries four columns computed from the distance to it — + * `observations.distance_km`, `bearing_deg`, `threat` and + * `detections.distance_km`. `threat` is + * `(16/distance)^2 x log10(acres) x momentum x containment x wind-alignment`, and + * with acreage and containment already public it inverts to a circle around the + * house; three fires give an intersection. + * + * The structural defence is that this box has no database: cloud-1 serves a + * projection with a hand-written column list, so there is nothing here to be + * careless with. The test below is the second line — it asserts the adopted key + * set **equals** a hard-coded allowlist, so a field added upstream fails here + * rather than arriving in a browser. An `assert.ok(!keys.has("threat"))` would + * have passed for every column nobody thought to name, which is precisely the + * class of column that gets added later. + * + * The rest is the ordinary feed contract: off by default, no outbound request on + * a box that was handed nothing, an empty body rather than an invented fire, a + * TTL floor, and a dead upstream that degrades the body rather than the response. + */ + +import assert from "node:assert/strict"; +import { after, beforeEach, describe, it } from "node:test"; +import { buildApp } from "../app.ts"; +import { loadConfig } from "../config.ts"; +import type { FiresBody, HealthBody } from "../../../src/server/wire.ts"; + +/** + * Every key a `FireIncident` may carry, and nothing else. + * + * Adding to this list is a **privacy decision**, not a refactor. If a field + * appears upstream and you want it here, the question to answer first is + * "can this be inverted, joined or differenced into the distance from a fire to + * somebody's front door" — because `threat` could, and it took a second reading + * of the collector to notice. + */ +const INCIDENT_KEYS = [ + "acres", + "county", + "firstSeen", + "id", + "lastSeen", + "lat", + "lon", + "name", + "observedAt", + "pctContained", + "provenance", + "source", + "type", + "url", +] as const; + +/** The same, for a hot pixel. `distance_km` is upstream and stays there. */ +const DETECTION_KEYS = [ + "acquiredAt", + "confidence", + "frp", + "lat", + "lon", + "persistent", + "persistentDays", + "sat", +] as const; + +/** Home-relative names, in every spelling the two sides use. None may appear. */ +const FORBIDDEN = [ + "distance_km", + "distanceKm", + "bearing_deg", + "bearingDeg", + "threat", + "area", + "home", + "promoted_to", + "promotedTo", +]; + +const realFetch = globalThis.fetch; +let calls: string[] = []; +/** What the projection answers with, per path suffix. `null` is an outage. */ +let incidentsBody: unknown = null; +let detectionsBody: unknown = null; + +/** + * A projection response shaped exactly as cloud-1 serves one — including three + * fields this build does not read (`ghostRows`, `readAt`) and one it must never + * adopt whatever else happens. + */ +function upstreamIncidents(): unknown { + return { + latestSeen: "2026-08-22T22:20:06Z", + ghostRows: 22, + readAt: "2026-08-22T22:22:35.000Z", + attribution: ["Incidents from CAL FIRE and NIFC/WFIGS (US Government work, public domain)"], + incidents: [ + { + id: "b7e4a30e-67ab-4964-882e-751da30b44e0", + source: "calfire", + name: "Timber Fire ", + lat: 36.224857, + lon: -121.72983, + provenance: "us-gov", + county: "Monterey", + type: "WF", + url: "https://www.fire.ca.gov/incidents/2026/8/8/timber-fire/", + firstSeen: "2026-08-22T21:14:43Z", + lastSeen: "2026-08-22T22:20:06Z", + observedAt: "2026-08-22T21:30:08Z", + acres: 7591, + pctContained: 29, + // The four that must not survive the hop, plus a plausible future one. + // A projection that regressed would send these; nothing may adopt them. + distance_km: 331.4, + bearing_deg: 297.5, + threat: 0.0041, + promoted_to: null, + area: "Norco and Corona", + }, + ], + }; +} + +function upstreamDetections(): unknown { + return { + windowHours: 24, + readAt: "2026-08-22T22:22:35.000Z", + attribution: ["Satellite hot pixels from NASA FIRMS (MODIS, VIIRS)"], + detections: [ + { + sat: "MODIS", + acquiredAt: "2026-08-22T17:37:00Z", + lat: 36.26633, + lon: -121.71249, + frp: 112.9, + confidence: "94", + persistent: false, + persistentDays: 2, + distance_km: 331.9, + }, + ], + }; +} + +globalThis.fetch = (async (input: unknown) => { + const url = String(input); + calls.push(url); + const body = url.includes("/detections") ? detectionsBody : incidentsBody; + if (body === null) return new Response("nope", { status: 503 }); + return new Response(JSON.stringify(body), { + status: 200, + headers: { "content-type": "application/json" }, + }); +}) as unknown as typeof globalThis.fetch; + +after(() => { + globalThis.fetch = realFetch; +}); + +beforeEach(() => { + calls = []; + incidentsBody = upstreamIncidents(); + detectionsBody = upstreamDetections(); +}); + +function appWith(env: Record) { + const config = loadConfig(env); + config.logLevel = "silent"; + return buildApp(config); +} + +const CLOUD1 = { + TERA_FIRES_SOURCE: "cloud1", + TERA_FIRES_URL: "http://127.0.0.1:9/api/fires", +}; + +async function fires(app: ReturnType) { + const res = await app.inject({ method: "GET", url: "/api/v1/fires" }); + assert.equal(res.statusCode, 200); + return { body: res.json() as FiresBody, headers: res.headers }; +} + +describe("a box with no fire source", () => { + it("serves a real empty body rather than an invented fire", async () => { + const app = appWith({}); + after(() => app.close()); + + const { body } = await fires(app); + assert.equal(body.source, "none"); + assert.deepEqual(body.incidents, []); + assert.deepEqual(body.detections, []); + // The epoch, not "now". "Now" would claim this was fetched a moment ago; it + // was never fetched, and a board with nothing on it has to be able to say + // which of those two it is looking at. + assert.equal(Date.parse(body.fetchedAt), 0); + assert.equal(body.latestSeen, null); + }); + + it("makes no outbound request at all, however often it is asked", async () => { + const app = appWith({}); + after(() => app.close()); + + await fires(app); + await fires(app); + assert.deepEqual(calls, []); + }); + + it("says so on the health body, and says nothing in degraded", async () => { + const app = appWith({}); + after(() => app.close()); + + const res = await app.inject({ method: "GET", url: "/api/v1/health" }); + const health = res.json() as HealthBody; + assert.equal(health.sources.fires, "none"); + // Off by default is a choice this repo made, not a default that needs + // configuring. `degraded` is one sentence per *demotion*, and + // `scripts/check-zero-config-boot.mjs` fails on any demotion at all in an + // empty environment — a stranger's clone is not misconfigured. + assert.deepEqual(health.degraded, []); + }); +}); + +describe("a fire source that was asked for and cannot work", () => { + it("demotes to none with a sentence naming what is missing", async () => { + const app = appWith({ TERA_FIRES_SOURCE: "cloud1" }); + after(() => app.close()); + + const health = (await app.inject({ method: "GET", url: "/api/v1/health" })).json() as HealthBody; + assert.equal(health.sources.fires, "none"); + assert.equal(health.degraded.length, 1); + assert.match(health.degraded[0] ?? "", /TERA_FIRES_URL/); + assert.deepEqual(calls, []); + }); + + it("demotes an unreadable source name the same way", async () => { + const app = appWith({ TERA_FIRES_SOURCE: "sqlite", TERA_FIRES_URL: "http://x/api/fires" }); + after(() => app.close()); + + const health = (await app.inject({ method: "GET", url: "/api/v1/health" })).json() as HealthBody; + assert.equal(health.sources.fires, "none"); + assert.match(health.degraded[0] ?? "", /TERA_FIRES_SOURCE/); + }); +}); + +describe("the projection's key set", () => { + it("adopts exactly the allowlist and nothing the upstream added", async () => { + const app = appWith(CLOUD1); + after(() => app.close()); + + const { body } = await fires(app); + assert.equal(body.incidents.length, 1); + + // Equality, not absence. A subset assertion passes for every field nobody + // thought to forbid, and the field nobody thought of is the one that leaks. + const incidentKeys = Object.keys(body.incidents[0] as object).sort(); + assert.deepEqual(incidentKeys, [...INCIDENT_KEYS].sort()); + + const detectionKeys = Object.keys(body.detections[0] as object).sort(); + assert.deepEqual(detectionKeys, [...DETECTION_KEYS].sort()); + }); + + it("carries no home-relative value anywhere in the serialised body", async () => { + const app = appWith(CLOUD1); + after(() => app.close()); + + const res = await app.inject({ method: "GET", url: "/api/v1/fires" }); + for (const key of FORBIDDEN) { + assert.ok(!res.body.includes(key), `${key} reached the wire`); + } + // The values, too. `area` is the string "Norco and Corona" upstream — a + // named two-town reporting district next to the house, which is the + // coordinate with extra steps. + assert.ok(!res.body.includes("Norco")); + assert.ok(!res.body.includes("331.4")); + }); + + it("trims what it adopts and keeps the fields a renderer needs", async () => { + const app = appWith(CLOUD1); + after(() => app.close()); + + const { body } = await fires(app); + const incident = body.incidents[0]; + assert.equal(incident?.name, "Timber Fire"); + assert.equal(incident?.acres, 7591); + assert.equal(incident?.pctContained, 29); + assert.equal(body.latestSeen, "2026-08-22T22:20:06Z"); + assert.equal(body.detectionWindowHours, 24); + assert.deepEqual(body.attribution, [ + "Incidents from CAL FIRE and NIFC/WFIGS (US Government work, public domain)", + "Satellite hot pixels from NASA FIRMS (MODIS, VIIRS)", + ]); + }); +}); + +describe("both halves, or neither", () => { + it("keeps the last whole body when only the detections fail", async () => { + const app = appWith(CLOUD1); + after(() => app.close()); + + const first = await fires(app); + assert.equal(first.body.incidents.length, 1); + + // A live incident set beside a silently empty detection array is a board + // that has stopped showing the strongest evidence it has, with nothing + // saying so. The whole snapshot is refused instead. + detectionsBody = null; + const config = loadConfig({ ...CLOUD1, TERA_FIRES_TTL: "0" }); + config.logLevel = "silent"; + const impatient = buildApp(config); + after(() => impatient.close()); + const second = await fires(impatient); + // Nothing has ever answered for this second app, so it has no last good + // body — and an empty one that says it was never fetched is the answer. + assert.equal(Date.parse(second.body.fetchedAt), 0); + assert.equal(second.body.source, "none"); + }); + + it("serves the last good body when the upstream goes away entirely", async () => { + const app = appWith(CLOUD1); + after(() => app.close()); + + const first = await fires(app); + const stamp = first.body.fetchedAt; + + incidentsBody = null; + detectionsBody = null; + const again = await fires(app); + // Still the fire, still the same stamp — which is what tells a viewer the + // answer is old rather than that the fire went out. + assert.equal(again.body.incidents.length, 1); + assert.equal(again.body.fetchedAt, stamp); + }); +}); + +describe("how often it asks", () => { + it("floors the TTL, so TERA_FIRES_TTL=0 is not a fetch per request", async () => { + const app = appWith({ ...CLOUD1, TERA_FIRES_TTL: "0" }); + after(() => app.close()); + + const { body } = await fires(app); + // Five minutes: half the collector's own ten-minute cron, which is already + // twice as often as anything can change. + assert.equal(body.ttlSeconds, 300); + + await fires(app); + await fires(app); + // Two calls — incidents and detections — for the first ask, and nothing + // more inside the floor. + assert.equal(calls.length, 2); + }); + + it("asks for one window of overpasses, clamped", async () => { + const app = appWith({ ...CLOUD1, TERA_FIRES_DETECTION_HOURS: "9000" }); + after(() => app.close()); + + await fires(app); + const detections = calls.find((c) => c.includes("/detections")) ?? ""; + assert.match(detections, /hours=48/); + }); + + it("is publicly cacheable, because a list of agency records is public", async () => { + const app = appWith(CLOUD1); + after(() => app.close()); + + const { headers } = await fires(app); + assert.match(String(headers["cache-control"]), /^public, max-age=/); + }); + + it("is not publicly cached for a caller who arrived with a session", async () => { + const app = appWith(CLOUD1); + after(() => app.close()); + + const res = await app.inject({ + method: "GET", + url: "/api/v1/fires", + headers: { authorization: "Bearer something" }, + }); + assert.equal(res.headers["cache-control"], "private, no-store"); + }); +}); diff --git a/server/src/test/firstParty.test.ts b/server/src/test/firstParty.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d41473f --- /dev/null +++ b/server/src/test/firstParty.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,489 @@ +/** + * The first-party bridge, and the four things it must refuse. + * + * This is the only source in the build that reads a machine in a room with + * people in it, so the tests are mostly about what does *not* come out of it. + * + * The upstream body below is not invented: it is `GET /api/la-studio/state`, + * shortened but field-for-field real, including every field that must not + * survive the hop. `positionNote` describes where hardware sits relative to + * furniture ("The ThinkPad sits clamshell-CLOSED on top of the two ATX + * boxes…"); `device` is an ALSA or PulseAudio path naming a serial number; + * `hostLabel` names machines; `layout` is a paragraph describing the room; + * `error` is free text from somebody else's shell. A mapper written as + * `{ ...mic.state }` would put all of it on a public wire and the panel would + * look identical. + * + * The other three refusals are units and recording: + * + * - **No level.** There is no passive level upstream; obtaining one calls + * `POST /levels`, which records 1.5–3 s of audio per microphone. A mirrored + * level meter would be a permanently open microphone in somebody's room, and + * it would look like a feature while doing it. + * - **No invented decibels.** Upstream's `gainPct` is normalised over four + * different native scales — a Yeti Nano's ALSA range is 0–50, an Anker's is + * 0–100, a ThinkPad's is 0–63. "68%" is a mixer position and "+20.6 dB" would + * be a guess wearing the typography of a measurement. + * - **No writes.** A POST from a public page that unmutes a microphone in an + * occupied room is a decision nobody has made. + */ + +import assert from "node:assert/strict"; +import { after, beforeEach, describe, it } from "node:test"; +import { commandRefusal, createFirstPartySource } from "../devices/firstParty.ts"; +import { createDevicesService } from "../devices/index.ts"; +import { loadConfig } from "../config.ts"; +import type { DeviceDeclaration } from "../../../src/devices/types.ts"; +import type { Office } from "../../../src/interiors/types.ts"; + +/** Every key the mapper may produce on a reading. Equality, not absence. */ +const READING_KEYS = ["gainPct", "id", "muted", "observedAt", "reachable", "volume"]; + +/** Every key the mapper may produce on a `DeviceState` for a mic with a gain range. */ +const STATE_KEYS = [ + "gainDb", + "id", + "kind", + "muted", + "observedAt", + "powered", + "reachable", + "synthetic", +]; + +/** + * The strings that describe the operator's house, their machines and their + * plumbing. None of them may appear anywhere in a serialised reading. + */ +const FORBIDDEN_VALUES = [ + "clamshell-CLOSED", + "plughw:2,0", + "alsa_input.usb-Anker_PowerConf_C200", + "alsa_output.pci-0000_0c_00.4.analog-stereo", + "karti-os · office EQ", + "veronica-thinkpad", + "office desk", + "north-west corner", + "ssh: connect to host", + "One room: the office desk", + "40/50 is the good point", +]; + +const UPSTREAM = { + state: { + room: { + name: "LA Studio", + layout: "One room: the office desk (karti-os EQ + Yeti) faces the north wall…", + ledCast: true, + }, + mics: [ + { + info: { + id: "mic-yeti", + label: "Blue Yeti Nano", + host: "karti-os", + hostLabel: "karti-os · office EQ", + position: "office desk", + positionNote: null, + control: "alsa", + device: "plughw:2,0", + mixerControl: "Mic", + nativeMin: 0, + nativeMax: 50, + recommendedPct: 80, + recommendedNote: "Office-desk Yeti Nano. 40/50 is the good point.", + tdoaPairId: null, + }, + state: { + id: "mic-yeti", + muted: false, + gainPct: 68, + gainRaw: 34, + reachable: true, + error: null, + checkedAt: "2026-08-22T22:11:29.345Z", + }, + }, + { + info: { + id: "mic-thinkpad", + label: "ThinkPad ALC285 internal", + host: "veronica-thinkpad", + hostLabel: "veronica-thinkpad · X1 Extreme", + position: "on top of the ATX stack", + positionNote: + "The ThinkPad sits clamshell-CLOSED on top of the two ATX boxes, so its mic faces down.", + control: "alsa", + device: "plughw:1,0", + nativeMax: 63, + }, + state: { + id: "mic-thinkpad", + muted: true, + gainPct: 19, + gainRaw: 12, + reachable: false, + error: "ssh: connect to host veronica-thinkpad port 22: No route to host", + checkedAt: "2026-08-22T22:11:29.353Z", + }, + }, + { + info: { + id: "mic-anker", + label: "Anker PowerConf C200 mic", + position: "north-west corner", + device: + "alsa_input.usb-Anker_PowerConf_C200_Anker_PowerConf_C200_ACNV9P1D31370212-02.analog-stereo", + }, + state: { + id: "mic-anker", + muted: false, + gainPct: 90, + reachable: true, + error: null, + checkedAt: "2026-08-22T22:11:29.053Z", + }, + }, + ], + cameras: [ + { + info: { id: "cam-smy18", frigateName: "bedroom_north", position: "north wall" }, + state: { id: "cam-smy18", reachable: true, lastFrame: { frameId: "a4456963" } }, + }, + ], + speaker: { + sink: "sink-desk", + sinks: [ + { + id: "sink-desk", + label: "ALC1220 desk speakers", + pulseName: "alsa_output.pci-0000_0c_00.4.analog-stereo", + isDefault: true, + }, + ], + muted: false, + sinkVolumePct: 100, + alsaMaster: 87, + paplayVolume: 36000, + ladder: "default", + reachable: true, + error: null, + checkedAt: "2026-08-22T22:11:28.967Z", + }, + hosts: [{ id: "karti-os", label: "karti-os · office EQ", reachable: true, ms: 434 }], + services: [{ key: "tts", label: "Chatterbox TTS", host: "spark-1 · GB10", ok: true }], + probedAt: "2026-08-22T22:11:29.353Z", + cacheAgeMs: 5004, + }, +}; + +const realFetch = globalThis.fetch; +let calls: string[] = []; +let headersSent: Record[] = []; +let upstreamUp = true; + +globalThis.fetch = (async (input: unknown, init?: RequestInit) => { + calls.push(String(input)); + headersSent.push((init?.headers as Record | undefined) ?? {}); + if (!upstreamUp) return new Response("nope", { status: 503 }); + return new Response(JSON.stringify(UPSTREAM), { + status: 200, + headers: { "content-type": "application/json" }, + }); +}) as unknown as typeof globalThis.fetch; + +after(() => { + globalThis.fetch = realFetch; +}); + +beforeEach(() => { + calls = []; + headersSent = []; + upstreamUp = true; +}); + +const silent = { warn: () => {} }; + +const STUDIO = { url: "http://127.0.0.1:9/api/la-studio", key: "shh", ttlSeconds: 30 }; + +/** + * A mic that declares its gain in the upstream's own unit. + * + * Not decibels, deliberately: a Yeti Nano's capture level is an ALSA position on + * a 0–50 scale and there is no arithmetic that turns it into a preamp figure. + */ +const YETI: DeviceDeclaration = { + id: "mic-yeti", + kind: "mic", + label: "Blue Yeti Nano", + assetId: "tera:device.mic.desk", + anchor: { levelId: "ground", propId: "desk-01" }, + capabilities: ["power", "mute", "gain", "level"], + ranges: { gain: { min: 0, max: 100, initial: 68, unit: "%" } }, + provenance: "first-party-sensor", + disclosure: "Live reading from the studio's own desk microphone.", + simulatedDisclosure: "Simulated in your browser — this deployment will not share the live room.", +}; + +/** The same instrument with no declared range, which must lose its gain row. */ +const YETI_NO_RANGE: DeviceDeclaration = { ...YETI, id: "mic-anker", ranges: undefined }; + +const SPEAKER: DeviceDeclaration = { + id: "speaker", + kind: "speaker", + label: "Desk speakers", + assetId: "tera:device.speaker.desk", + anchor: { levelId: "ground", propId: "desk-01" }, + capabilities: ["power", "volume", "playback"], + provenance: "first-party-sensor", + disclosure: "Live reading from the studio's own desk speakers.", + simulatedDisclosure: "Simulated in your browser — this deployment will not share the live room.", +}; + +describe("the field allowlist", () => { + it("maps exactly the allowed keys and nothing the upstream volunteered", async () => { + const source = createFirstPartySource(STUDIO, silent); + const snapshot = await source.read(); + assert.ok(snapshot !== null); + + const yeti = snapshot.readings.get("mic-yeti"); + assert.ok(yeti !== undefined); + // Equality, not absence: a subset assertion passes for every field nobody + // thought to forbid, and the field nobody thought of is the one that leaks. + assert.deepEqual(Object.keys(yeti).sort(), READING_KEYS.filter((k) => k !== "volume").sort()); + }); + + it("carries no sentence about the operator's house, machines or plumbing", async () => { + const source = createFirstPartySource(STUDIO, silent); + const snapshot = await source.read(); + const wire = JSON.stringify([...(snapshot?.readings.values() ?? [])]); + for (const value of FORBIDDEN_VALUES) { + assert.ok(!wire.includes(value), value); + } + // Not even the free-text error, which is the one that looks harmless and is + // a shell message naming a hostname. + assert.ok(!wire.includes("No route to host")); + }); + + it("ignores the camera list entirely", async () => { + const source = createFirstPartySource(STUDIO, silent); + const snapshot = await source.read(); + assert.equal(snapshot?.readings.get("cam-smy18"), undefined); + // `bedroom_north` is a Frigate camera name and names the room. Nothing here + // reads cameras at all, so it cannot arrive by any path. + assert.ok(!JSON.stringify([...(snapshot?.readings ?? [])]).includes("bedroom")); + }); + + it("reads the speaker under both the literal id and its active sink", async () => { + const source = createFirstPartySource(STUDIO, silent); + const snapshot = await source.read(); + // One reading, two names, so a pack may declare whichever reads better in + // its own floorplan without this file knowing which it chose. + assert.equal(snapshot?.readings.get("speaker")?.volume, 1); + assert.equal(snapshot?.readings.get("sink-desk")?.volume, 1); + assert.equal(snapshot?.readings.get("speaker")?.muted, false); + }); + + it("sends the studio key and asks only for /state", async () => { + const source = createFirstPartySource(STUDIO, silent); + await source.read(); + assert.deepEqual(calls, ["http://127.0.0.1:9/api/la-studio/state"]); + assert.equal(headersSent[0]?.["x-studio-key"], "shh"); + // `/sleep` reports whether the owner is asleep and `/automations` returns a + // voice assistant's transcribed speech. They are one path segment away and + // nothing may ever reach for them. + assert.ok(!calls.some((c) => c.includes("/sleep") || c.includes("/automations"))); + assert.ok(!calls.some((c) => c.includes("/levels") || c.includes("/measure"))); + assert.ok(!calls.some((c) => c.includes("live.jpg") || c.includes("/frames/"))); + }); +}); + +describe("the two unit refusals", () => { + it("never reports a level, because obtaining one records the room", async () => { + const source = createFirstPartySource(STUDIO, silent); + const snapshot = await source.read(); + const state = source.stateFor(YETI, snapshot?.readings.get("mic-yeti"), 1); + + // The declaration asks for `level`. There is no passive level upstream, so + // the reading is absent and the panel's meter row hides itself — which is + // what `undefined` on `DeviceState` has always meant. + assert.equal(state.levelDb, undefined); + assert.deepEqual(Object.keys(state).sort(), STATE_KEYS.sort()); + }); + + it("names a gain only under a declared non-decibel range", async () => { + const source = createFirstPartySource(STUDIO, silent); + const snapshot = await source.read(); + + // Declared as 0–100 "%": the number means something and is carried. + const declared = source.stateFor(YETI, snapshot?.readings.get("mic-yeti"), 1); + assert.equal(declared.gainDb, 68); + + // No declared range means the global default, which is decibels. 90% of a + // mixer travel is not 90 dB and it is not any other number of decibels + // either, so no gain is reported at all. + const undeclared = source.stateFor(YETI_NO_RANGE, snapshot?.readings.get("mic-anker"), 1); + assert.equal(undeclared.gainDb, undefined); + }); +}); + +describe("reachability is not power", () => { + it("reports an unreachable device as unreachable, holding its last reading", async () => { + const source = createFirstPartySource(STUDIO, silent); + const snapshot = await source.read(); + const state = source.stateFor( + { ...YETI, id: "mic-thinkpad" }, + snapshot?.readings.get("mic-thinkpad"), + 1, + ); + + assert.equal(state.reachable, false); + // A microphone on a machine that will not answer is not a switched-off + // microphone, and the mute reading it last reported still stands. + assert.equal(state.muted, true); + assert.equal(state.synthetic, false); + assert.equal(state.observedAt, Date.parse("2026-08-22T22:11:29.353Z")); + }); + + it("reports every declared device as unreachable when nobody answers", async () => { + upstreamUp = false; + const source = createFirstPartySource(STUDIO, silent); + const snapshot = await source.read(); + assert.equal(snapshot, null); + + const state = source.stateFor(YETI, undefined, 4_242); + assert.equal(state.reachable, false); + assert.equal(state.powered, false); + assert.equal(state.observedAt, 4_242); + // Never invented. A bridge that started making readings up when the room + // went quiet is the one substitution `DeviceProvenance` exists to prevent. + assert.equal(state.synthetic, false); + assert.equal(state.muted, undefined); + }); +}); + +describe("how often it probes, and what it will not do", () => { + it("holds its own cache over the upstream's, so SSH is not fanned out per poll", async () => { + const source = createFirstPartySource(STUDIO, silent); + await source.read(); + await source.read(); + await source.read(); + // `/state` cold-probes three machines over SSH in about half a second, and + // Tera's device TTL is five seconds. One call is the whole point. + assert.equal(calls.length, 1); + }); + + it("floors a zero TTL rather than probing on every request", async () => { + const source = createFirstPartySource({ ...STUDIO, ttlSeconds: 0 }, silent); + await source.read(); + await source.read(); + assert.equal(calls.length, 1); + }); + + it("makes no request at all when no bridge URL is configured", async () => { + const source = createFirstPartySource({ url: "", key: "", ttlSeconds: 30 }, silent); + assert.equal(await source.read(), null); + assert.deepEqual(calls, []); + }); +}); + +describe("the service, wired to the bridge", () => { + /** + * A studio with two real props and two first-party declarations. + * + * Written out rather than borrowed from a shipped pack, exactly as + * `devices.test.ts` argues: a bridge test that fails because somebody moved a + * desk in Los Angeles is a test nobody trusts. + */ + const office: Office = { + id: "studio", + name: "Studio", + viewpoints: [], + levels: [ + { + id: "l1", + name: "Ground", + elevation: 0, + wallHeight: 3, + floorplan: { + rooms: [ + { + id: "room", + name: "Room", + floor: "tera:carpet.loop", + outline: [ + { x: 0, z: 0 }, + { x: 4, z: 0 }, + { x: 4, z: 4 }, + { x: 0, z: 4 }, + ], + }, + ], + walls: [], + seats: [{ id: "desk-01", position: { x: 2, z: 2 }, facing: 0 }], + props: [ + { + id: "mic-prop", + kind: "tera:device.mic.desk", + position: { x: 2, z: 2 }, + rotation: 0, + }, + { + id: "speaker-prop", + kind: "tera:device.speaker.desk", + position: { x: 3, z: 2 }, + rotation: 0, + }, + ], + devices: [ + { ...YETI, anchor: { levelId: "l1", propId: "mic-prop", seatId: "desk-01" } }, + { ...SPEAKER, anchor: { levelId: "l1", propId: "speaker-prop" } }, + ], + }, + }, + ], + } as unknown as Office; + + function service() { + const config = loadConfig({ + TERA_DEVICES_SOURCE: "first-party", + TERA_STUDIO_URL: STUDIO.url, + TERA_STUDIO_KEY: STUDIO.key, + }); + return { config, devices: createDevicesService(config, silent) }; + } + + it("serves an observed body rather than a synthetic one", async () => { + const { config, devices } = service(); + assert.equal(config.devices.source, "first-party"); + assert.deepEqual(config.degraded, []); + + const body = await devices.current(office); + assert.equal(body.source, "first-party"); + // The whole reason the source exists: nobody in this process invented this. + assert.equal(body.synthetic, false); + assert.equal(body.devices.length, 2); + assert.equal(body.devices.find((d) => d.id === "mic-yeti")?.muted, false); + assert.equal(body.devices.find((d) => d.id === "speaker")?.volume, 1); + }); + + it("refuses every command, and says why", async () => { + const { devices } = service(); + const outcome = devices.command(office, { deviceId: "mic-yeti", op: "mute", value: true }); + assert.equal(outcome.ok, false); + assert.equal(outcome.ok === false ? outcome.reason : "", commandRefusal()); + assert.match(commandRefusal(), /does not command it/); + // And it refused without asking the room anything. + assert.deepEqual(calls, []); + }); + + it("demotes to none, never to sim, when it has nowhere to point", () => { + const config = loadConfig({ TERA_DEVICES_SOURCE: "first-party" }); + assert.equal(config.devices.source, "none"); + assert.equal(config.degraded.length, 1); + assert.match(config.degraded[0] ?? "", /TERA_STUDIO_URL/); + // Not `sim`. Answering a promise of real hardware with a state machine is + // the confusion this whole vocabulary exists to prevent. + assert.ok(!(config.degraded[0] ?? "").includes("=sim")); + }); +}); diff --git a/server/src/test/presence.test.ts b/server/src/test/presence.test.ts index 55483a9..54c3d25 100644 --- a/server/src/test/presence.test.ts +++ b/server/src/test/presence.test.ts @@ -283,3 +283,62 @@ describe("the file", () => { assert.deepEqual(res.json().people, []); }); }); + +/** + * The route that could not succeed in production. + * + * `routes/devices.ts` falls back to `bundledOffice` and this route did not, so on + * a deployment that sets no `TERA_OFFICES_DIR` — which is the reference + * deployment, and every clone — `offices.get()` answered `null` for every studio + * the browser was actually standing in, and a signed-in member got a 404 from the + * one route that exists to make signing in mean something. Presence was + * unreachable in production for every pack, for every member. + * + * A bundled pack is not a leak here for exactly the reason `bundledOffice` gives: + * it is compiled into the browser bundle that made the request, so its floorplan + * is already in the caller's hands. The roster is a separate document and stays + * behind `TERA_PRESENCE_DIR`, which is what keeps the geometry public and the + * people not. + */ +describe("a bundled pack, which is what production actually serves", () => { + it("answers a signed-in member for a pack no directory was configured for", async () => { + const config = loadConfig(jwt); + config.logLevel = "silent"; + const app = buildApp(config); + after(() => app.close()); + + const res = await app.inject({ + method: "GET", + url: "/api/v1/offices/mateo-court/presence", + headers: bearer(), + }); + assert.equal(res.statusCode, 200); + // Empty, not 404. "This office does not exist" and "nobody has told me who + // is in this office" are different facts with different fixes. + assert.deepEqual(res.json().people, []); + }); + + it("still refuses an anonymous caller, bundled or not", async () => { + const config = loadConfig(jwt); + config.logLevel = "silent"; + const app = buildApp(config); + after(() => app.close()); + + const res = await app.inject({ method: "GET", url: "/api/v1/offices/mateo-court/presence" }); + assert.equal(res.statusCode, 401); + }); + + it("still 404s an office that is neither served nor bundled", async () => { + const config = loadConfig(jwt); + config.logLevel = "silent"; + const app = buildApp(config); + after(() => app.close()); + + const res = await app.inject({ + method: "GET", + url: "/api/v1/offices/not-a-place/presence", + headers: bearer(), + }); + assert.equal(res.statusCode, 404); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/access.ts b/src/access.ts index 3a63eb5..908daad 100644 --- a/src/access.ts +++ b/src/access.ts @@ -111,6 +111,30 @@ export interface Capabilities { * against a server set to `members` earns a 401 and nothing else. */ liveMarkers: boolean; + /** + * Read this deployment's **real** device route, rather than the simulator + * bundled in the tab. + * + * `false` for an anonymous visitor, and that is not a restriction on what + * they see — it is what makes the studio work for them at all. The route is + * `members`-only and answers 401 to an anonymous GET, which is correct: the + * mics and the camera in it are hardware in somebody's room. What was wrong + * was the *client*, which asked anyway. `serverHasDevices` was the only gate + * on the API strategy, so on the production box — where `/health` reports + * `devices: "sim"` — an anonymous visitor took the API path, was refused, + * rendered every instrument permanently at rest, and backed off exponentially + * against a request it could never pass. The panel beside it promised a + * locally simulated studio. + * + * So this is the second half of a decision that already had a first half. + * `Feeds.devices` asks "has this deployment got a device source at all"; this + * asks "may *this viewer* read it". Both have to be true before a request is + * worth making, and when either is false the answer is the same and it is a + * good one: run the fixed-step simulator in this tab, which is what + * `adapter.ts`, `routes/devices.ts` and `devicePanel.ts` have all documented + * as the anonymous experience since they were written. + */ + liveDevices: boolean; /** Debug overlays: frame time, draw calls, chapter poses, the solar readout. */ debug: boolean; } @@ -152,6 +176,19 @@ export interface Feeds { */ satellites: boolean; markers: boolean; + /** + * A wildfire projection, from `TERA_FIRES_SOURCE`. + * + * Off on a clone and off on this repo's own default, which is the important + * half: a board with no fire feed behind it must draw nothing and say nothing + * rather than poll `/fires` every ten minutes forever to be told the same + * empty body. There is deliberately no `can.` twin — a wildfire is a public + * agency record and an account cannot grant you one — and there is + * deliberately no synthetic fallback anywhere beneath it. An invented + * aeroplane is a plausible aeroplane; an invented fire is a claim that a named + * place is burning, made to somebody who may live there. + */ + fires: boolean; } export interface Access { @@ -222,6 +259,10 @@ export function capabilitiesFor(tier: Tier): Capabilities { // is the correct place for that decision to be enforced and the only place // it can be enforced at all. liveMarkers: true, + // The one feed where an anonymous "no" is better than an anonymous "ask". + // See the field. The refusal is real, it is correct, and the simulator on + // the other side of it is a working studio rather than a consolation. + liveDevices: tier !== "anon", debug: tier === "god", }; } @@ -359,6 +400,7 @@ function feedsFrom(raw: unknown): Feeds { satellites: wired("satellites"), markers: wired("markers"), devices: wired("devices"), + fires: wired("fires"), }; } diff --git a/src/adapters/http.ts b/src/adapters/http.ts index c21952c..4f92d64 100644 --- a/src/adapters/http.ts +++ b/src/adapters/http.ts @@ -54,6 +54,7 @@ import type { DeviceCommandResultBody, DevicesBody, DevicesSourceId, + FiresBody, FlightsBody, FlightsPlanBody, HealthBody, @@ -254,6 +255,30 @@ export interface DeviceWatch { stop(): void; } +/** + * A running poll of the state's active fires. + * + * `DeviceWatch`'s shape rather than `WeatherWatch`'s, because the caller needs + * the accessor: a board is drawn before this has answered, and a layer that had + * to wait a whole TTL for its first publish would show an empty board for ten + * minutes and be indistinguishable from a board with nothing on it. `current()` + * is `null` until something lands, which is a third state and is exactly the one + * a caption has to be able to say out loud. + * + * There is no fallback body underneath it and there never will be. An invented + * aeroplane is a plausible aeroplane; an invented wildfire is a claim that a + * named place is burning, made to somebody who may live there. `null` renders as + * a board that says it has not heard. + */ +export interface FireWatch { + /** The latest body, or `null` until one has arrived. */ + current(): FiresBody | null; + /** Ask now rather than at the next tick. Ignored while a request is in flight. */ + refresh(): void; + /** Stop polling, abort anything in flight, and drop any late answer. */ + stop(): void; +} + export interface TeraClient { /** What the deployment turned out to be, or `null` if there is no server. */ health(): Promise; @@ -289,6 +314,28 @@ export interface TeraClient { * Not per-region and not watched — see the implementation for both reasons. */ satellites(options?: { signal?: AbortSignal }): Promise; + /** + * Every active fire this deployment knows about, once. `null` when nothing + * answered — which a board must render as "I have not heard", never as "there + * is no fire". + * + * Not per-region, exactly like `satellites`: the whole state's live incident + * set is small, the boards are rectangles inside it, and the clip is + * `promote()` in `src/server/fires.ts`, which the client has to run anyway to + * apply the tier ladder. Asking the server to filter would be asking it to do + * a worse version of work that cannot be skipped, and would cost the one + * property that makes this cheap: one body, every viewer, one cache key. + */ + fires(options?: { signal?: AbortSignal }): Promise; + /** + * The same question, asked on the feed's own cadence, until the caller stops. + * + * Ten minutes by default, because that is the upstream collector's cron and + * anything faster receives identical bytes. `onBody` fires on every settled + * poll including the ones that change nothing, so a board can restamp its "as + * of" line without waiting for a fire to move. + */ + watchFires(onBody: (body: FiresBody | null) => void): FireWatch; /** * One office pack. `null` for anything the server will not serve — including * a private one, which answers 404 rather than 403 so the endpoint cannot be @@ -517,6 +564,22 @@ export function createTeraClient(options: TeraApiOptions = {}): TeraClient { return body.satellites; }, + /** + * The fires, once. + * + * `null` for every refusal, and the caller must not turn that into an empty + * board silently — `promote()` returns a promotion carrying `fetchedAt` and + * `ageMs` precisely so the difference can be printed. A board that draws + * nothing because nobody answered and a board that draws nothing because + * California is not burning are the same picture and different facts. + */ + fires: (opts: { signal?: AbortSignal } = {}) => + get("/fires", { ...(opts.signal ? { signal: opts.signal } : {}) }), + + watchFires(onBody) { + return watchFires(get, onBody); + }, + office: (id) => get(`/offices/${encodeURIComponent(id)}`), /** @@ -1754,3 +1817,144 @@ function intervalFor(body: DevicesBody): number { function devicesPath(officeId: string): string { return `/offices/${encodeURIComponent(officeId)}/devices`; } + +// ---- Fires ---------------------------------------------------------------- + +/** + * How often to ask, when the server does not say. + * + * Ten minutes, which is the collector's own cron upstream and the server's + * `TERA_FIRES_TTL` default. Asking faster spends two machines' work to be handed + * the same bytes: the projection endpoint holds a sixty-second cache, the API + * holds ten minutes, and the data itself moves when an agency updates an + * incident — which for a large fire is a handful of times a day. + * + * The other end of the argument is what the board does with it. A fire glyph is + * a position and an acreage; neither moves in a way anyone can see over ten + * minutes, and the plume drifts on wind that arrives from a different feed + * entirely. This is a map, not a dispatch console. + */ +const FIRES_INTERVAL_MS = 10 * 60_000; + +/** Bounds on whatever the server asks for, so one bad TTL cannot become a flood. */ +const FIRES_MIN_INTERVAL_MS = 60_000; +const FIRES_MAX_INTERVAL_MS = 60 * 60_000; + +/** + * The ceiling on the back-off ladder. + * + * An hour, `watchWeather`'s number rather than `watchDevices`'s five minutes, + * and for the reason `watchWeather` gives: the commonest deployment of this + * bundle is a static host with no API at all, where every poll fails forever. + * Nobody is standing inside a wildfire the way somebody is standing in the room + * a device watch describes. + */ +const FIRES_MAX_BACKOFF_MS = 60 * 60_000; + +/** + * Poll the fire feed until told to stop. + * + * `watchDevices` without the change comparison. The publish-on-change trick is + * deliberately absent: an unchanged body still carries a **newer `fetchedAt`**, + * and that is the field a quiet board is captioned with. Suppressing a republish + * because no fire moved would freeze the age on screen at the moment of the last + * change, so a feed that died an hour ago would go on displaying "4 minutes + * ago" — which is the precise failure a stated fetch age exists to prevent. + * + * It keeps the other two properties: it stops dead while the tab is hidden and + * asks immediately on the way back, and it reports a refusal as `null` rather + * than freezing on the last good body. + */ +function watchFires(get: Get, onBody: (body: FiresBody | null) => void): FireWatch { + let body: FiresBody | null = null; + let failures = 0; + let stopped = false; + let timer: ReturnType | null = null; + let inFlight: AbortController | null = null; + + function schedule(delayMs: number) { + if (stopped) return; + if (timer !== null) clearTimeout(timer); + timer = setTimeout(() => void tick(), delayMs); + } + + async function tick(): Promise { + timer = null; + if (stopped) return; + if (typeof document !== "undefined" && document.visibilityState === "hidden") return; + if (inFlight) { + schedule(FIRES_INTERVAL_MS); + return; + } + + inFlight = new AbortController(); + const next = await get("/fires", { signal: inFlight.signal }); + inFlight = null; + // Stopped while this was in the air — the board was left. Whatever came back + // describes a map nobody is looking at, and a cancelled request must not + // count as a failure. + if (stopped) return; + + // Checked rather than trusted, like every other body this file adopts: a 200 + // with the wrong shape in it is what a server one version behind this one + // sends, and `promote()` downstream would read it as an empty board. + const usable = next !== null && Array.isArray(next.incidents) ? next : null; + body = usable; + onBody(usable); + + if (usable === null) { + failures += 1; + schedule(Math.min(FIRES_INTERVAL_MS * 2 ** (failures - 1), FIRES_MAX_BACKOFF_MS)); + return; + } + failures = 0; + schedule(firesIntervalFor(usable)); + } + + function onVisibility() { + if (stopped) return; + if (document.visibilityState === "visible") { + failures = 0; + schedule(0); + } else if (timer !== null) { + clearTimeout(timer); + timer = null; + } + } + + if (typeof document !== "undefined") { + document.addEventListener("visibilitychange", onVisibility); + } + + void tick(); + + return { + current: () => body, + refresh() { + if (stopped || inFlight) return; + schedule(0); + }, + stop() { + stopped = true; + if (timer !== null) clearTimeout(timer); + timer = null; + inFlight?.abort(); + inFlight = null; + if (typeof document !== "undefined") { + document.removeEventListener("visibilitychange", onVisibility); + } + }, + }; +} + +/** + * The cadence the server asked for, clamped. + * + * The floor is the load-bearing half, exactly as it is for devices: a + * `TERA_FIRES_TTL` of zero reaching a browser unchecked is one request per tick + * per open tab, against a box that is itself calling another machine. + */ +function firesIntervalFor(body: FiresBody): number { + const asked = Number.isFinite(body.ttlSeconds) ? body.ttlSeconds * 1000 : FIRES_INTERVAL_MS; + return Math.min(FIRES_MAX_INTERVAL_MS, Math.max(FIRES_MIN_INTERVAL_MS, asked)); +} diff --git a/src/arena/sourceHashes.ts b/src/arena/sourceHashes.ts index d6c2815..a355e64 100644 --- a/src/arena/sourceHashes.ts +++ b/src/arena/sourceHashes.ts @@ -11,11 +11,11 @@ export const ARENA_SOURCE_HASHES: Readonly> = }, "office-nav-v1": { environment: "sha256:ba6de0b6f940c20c1a2af3a8b2c332034a1270c2110b9bc403253705a645cd8c", - simulator: "sha256:d88513546aecacd950cb0c29d6e11874f51c0756f2d62f744e5b76670a6d69b6", + simulator: "sha256:5d18f57e072a30853a1a864a3e8ea470116f24ef4cde851f93590492d5345ce7", }, "office-jobs-v1": { environment: "sha256:446a8216784bee2875c3a14bfebf17d40e3ee2b2f55afbdd5f085e8aecdd570c", - simulator: "sha256:841391e89e83a98feeb9e503f15e2ca8e5840f00fd312166a2e16fdaba58e965", + simulator: "sha256:b5037a16f4aac10349e89926b1920c6c437d74e91c70b6d81ea5fe1f5ab1b612", }, "crow-nav-v1": { environment: "sha256:448f061a182826decfdb0b6c54cdc62f39df2b2351b7dcaf33c0c77a0607dc51", @@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ export const ARENA_SOURCE_HASHES: Readonly> = simulator: "sha256:997aa7c63779ae77af44d584758f55b6679836305115aef5e13f207232ec4d6f", }, "studio-ops-v1": { - environment: "sha256:18375ef89e9f890356428a7b62fc6b48b94fc019dd8ca1ac05eabede6d70e03f", - simulator: "sha256:b8d351b8b9d90b84e52e2601e37fa8995395c145a5d2ec9b939e0c3cb9ec5edc", + environment: "sha256:529b023d751cf9ffd31e6862fda1ef5655010bee100aef6fa046d15a38b19952", + simulator: "sha256:7efc301402d22c5efef901e8671af1eb7dd88d4f586bc6c15555fd9587d19038", }, }); diff --git a/src/arena/studioOps.ts b/src/arena/studioOps.ts index 3b21fd5..1c42cb8 100644 --- a/src/arena/studioOps.ts +++ b/src/arena/studioOps.ts @@ -927,8 +927,8 @@ const DEFINITIONS = [ officeId: "mateo-court" as const, robotId: "la-office-activity-01", jobId: "la-l1-inspect-directory", - micId: "la-studio-mic", - speakerId: "la-studio-speaker", + micId: "mic-yeti", + speakerId: "speaker", // 2026-08-14 23:53 UTC — 16:00 local solar time, sun at +34 degrees and // the hot end of an August afternoon. startEpochMs: 1_786_751_580_000, @@ -996,8 +996,8 @@ const DEFINITIONS = [ // deliberate one: the correct play is to mute and get on with the job, // and a policy that has only ever seen a reachable desk has not learned // the difference between "unmute when somebody arrives" and "unmute". - micId: "la-studio-mic", - speakerId: "la-studio-speaker", + micId: "mic-yeti", + speakerId: "speaker", // 2026-06-19 15:23 UTC — 07:30 local solar time under the marine layer, // sun at +31 degrees and almost none of it reaching the ground. startEpochMs: 1_781_882_580_000, diff --git a/src/assets/fire.ts b/src/assets/fire.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..051c7c7 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/assets/fire.ts @@ -0,0 +1,208 @@ +/** + * The two sprites the fire feed draws with, both painted on a canvas at load. + * + * CONTRACT.md §3 is the reason there is no `.png` here and never will be: this + * repo commits no binary art, so nothing in it has a provenance anyone has to + * take on trust, and `scripts/check-no-binaries.mjs` enforces it over `src/**`. + * Everything below is arithmetic into an `ImageData`. + * + * The interesting thing about these two is that **they are drawn to look + * unalike on purpose**, and that is a truth-telling decision rather than a + * stylistic one. + * + * A satellite hot pixel is not a fire. It is a report that one cell of one + * overpass was warm — and the upstream store contains a permanent industrial + * heat source 4.7 km from the operator's house that reports at FRP ~1.0 on + * every single pass, on every day the store holds, with no matching incident + * behind it. If the evidence layer and the incident layer shared a look, that + * flare stack would be a wildfire on somebody's house, drawn by us, forever. + * So the hot pixel is deliberately *instrumental*: a small hard dot with a + * narrow ring, cold at the centre, closer to a plotted sample than to a flame. + * The smoke puff is the opposite — no edge anywhere, all silhouette. + * + * Both builders return `null` where there is no DOM. `npm test` is `node --test` + * with type stripping and the server workspace typechecks under Node, so an + * asset module that threw on import there would take the zero-config boot + * CONTRACT.md §5.1 tests with it. Every consumer has an analytic fallback; see + * `src/engine/fires.ts`. + */ + +import * as THREE from "three"; +import { fbm } from "../engine/world.ts"; + +// ---- The palette ---------------------------------------------------------- + +/** + * The fire mark's own two colours, base and tip, as linear-ish sRGB triples. + * + * Held here rather than in the engine because they are the one part of the fire + * layer a self-hoster reskinning a world would want to find, and `src/assets` + * is where this repo puts "what it looks like" (see `palette.ts`). The engine + * owns *when* they are used; this owns what they are. + * + * Deep red at the base and a pale yellow at the tip, not orange-to-orange. A + * single-hue glyph reads as a plastic cone at board altitude; the hue *travel* + * is most of what makes a small shape read as combustion. + */ +export const FIRE_MARK_BASE = 0xb1240c; +export const FIRE_MARK_TIP = 0xffd98a; + +/** + * The ground extent, by day and by night. + * + * The day colour is a smoke-brown that *darkens* the terrain under it, and that + * is the honest direction: from orbit in daylight a burn is a dark smudge, not + * a bright one. The night colour is deliberately over-range — the renderer runs + * ACES tone mapping, so a value above 1 lands as a hot core that rolls off into + * the surrounding orange instead of clipping to a flat disc of paint. + */ +export const FIRE_EXTENT_DAY = 0x3a2a20; +export const FIRE_EXTENT_NIGHT = 0xff6a1e; + +/** + * The hot-pixel colour: a cold steel blue, and the whole point of it. + * + * Evidence is drawn in the colour of an instrument, never in the colour of the + * thing it is evidence for. On the SoCal board — pale sand, white-blue + * buildings, green ridges, blue ocean — a warm dot is the most salient object + * in the frame, which is exactly the salience a satellite pass has not earned. + */ +export const HOT_PIXEL_COLOR = 0x8fc4e8; + +/** The demoted colour for a cell that is known furniture. Barely a hue at all. */ +export const HOT_PIXEL_PERSISTENT_COLOR = 0x7f8892; + +/** Smoke, lit and shaded. The plume borrows the rig's key rather than a light. */ +export const SMOKE_LIT = 0xd8cec3; +export const SMOKE_SHADE = 0x6a615a; + +// ---- Sprites -------------------------------------------------------------- + +const HOT_PIXEL_SIZE = 32; +const SMOKE_PUFF_SIZE = 128; + +/** + * The hot-pixel sprite: a hard dot inside a thin ring, on transparent. + * + * White throughout — the layer tints per point, because a `persistent` cell and + * a fresh one are the same drawing in two colours and a second texture would be + * a second upload for a hue. + * + * The ring is what stops a field of these reading as a soft haze. Detections + * cluster — an active fire is ~100 pixels across nine cells — and a hundred + * overlapping Gaussians is a smear, whereas a hundred overlapping *rings* still + * has countable structure in it. That structure is the signal: the reader is + * meant to see a cluster and think "that is a lot of passes over one place", + * which is a thought a smear cannot produce. + */ +export function hotPixelTexture(): THREE.Texture | null { + if (typeof document === "undefined") return null; + const size = HOT_PIXEL_SIZE; + const canvas = document.createElement("canvas"); + canvas.width = size; + canvas.height = size; + const ctx = canvas.getContext("2d"); + if (!ctx) return null; + + const image = ctx.createImageData(size, size); + const data = image.data; + for (let y = 0; y < size; y++) { + const v = ((y + 0.5) / size) * 2 - 1; + for (let x = 0; x < size; x++) { + const u = ((x + 0.5) / size) * 2 - 1; + const r = Math.hypot(u, v); + // A solid core out to 0.30, a gap, then a ring centred at 0.66. Both ends + // feather over about a tenth of the radius, which is a pixel and a half at + // this resolution — enough to stop the aliasing, not enough to blur. + const core = 1 - smoothstep(0.24, 0.36, r); + const ring = (1 - smoothstep(0.72, 0.86, r)) * smoothstep(0.5, 0.62, r) * 0.5; + const a = Math.min(1, core + ring); + const i = (y * size + x) * 4; + data[i] = 255; + data[i + 1] = 255; + data[i + 2] = 255; + data[i + 3] = Math.round(a * 255); + } + } + ctx.putImageData(image, 0, 0); + + const texture = new THREE.CanvasTexture(canvas); + texture.name = "fireHotPixel"; + texture.wrapS = THREE.ClampToEdgeWrapping; + texture.wrapT = THREE.ClampToEdgeWrapping; + texture.minFilter = THREE.LinearMipmapLinearFilter; + texture.magFilter = THREE.LinearFilter; + texture.generateMipmaps = true; + texture.needsUpdate = true; + return texture; +} + +/** + * One puff of smoke: a lumpy body with no edge on it anywhere. + * + * The same shape `clouds.ts` arrived at and for the same measured reason — a + * plain Gaussian halves its own alpha a third of the way out, so a column of + * them never contributes full opacity anywhere and reads as fog rather than as + * smoke. Alpha is held flat out to `r = 0.30` and the remaining radius is spent + * on the rim, which is where all of a plume's character lives. + * + * Smoke is noisier than cloud: the noise is turned up and centred lower, so it + * bites into the body as well as the rim and a plume has holes in it. + */ +export function smokePuffTexture(): THREE.Texture | null { + if (typeof document === "undefined") return null; + const size = SMOKE_PUFF_SIZE; + const canvas = document.createElement("canvas"); + canvas.width = size; + canvas.height = size; + const ctx = canvas.getContext("2d"); + if (!ctx) return null; + + const image = ctx.createImageData(size, size); + const data = image.data; + for (let y = 0; y < size; y++) { + const v = ((y + 0.5) / size) * 2 - 1; + for (let x = 0; x < size; x++) { + const u = ((x + 0.5) / size) * 2 - 1; + const r = Math.hypot(u, v); + let a = 0; + if (r < 1) { + const core = 1 - smoothstep(0.3, 0.98, r); + const n = fbm(u * 3.4 + 41.3, v * 3.4 + 17.9) / 0.94; + const lump = 0.28 + 1.0 * clamp01(n); + // The rim guarantee: without it the noise can hold alpha out to r = 1, + // where the quad's own edge cuts the puff off along a straight line. + a = clamp01(core * lump) * (1 - smoothstep(0.84, 1, r)); + a = a ** 0.85; + } + const i = (y * size + x) * 4; + data[i] = 255; + data[i + 1] = 255; + data[i + 2] = 255; + data[i + 3] = Math.round(a * 255); + } + } + ctx.putImageData(image, 0, 0); + + const texture = new THREE.CanvasTexture(canvas); + texture.name = "fireSmokePuff"; + texture.wrapS = THREE.ClampToEdgeWrapping; + texture.wrapT = THREE.ClampToEdgeWrapping; + texture.minFilter = THREE.LinearMipmapLinearFilter; + texture.magFilter = THREE.LinearFilter; + texture.generateMipmaps = true; + texture.needsUpdate = true; + return texture; +} + +// ---- Helpers -------------------------------------------------------------- + +function smoothstep(edge0: number, edge1: number, x: number): number { + if (edge1 === edge0) return x < edge0 ? 0 : 1; + const t = Math.min(1, Math.max(0, (x - edge0) / (edge1 - edge0))); + return t * t * (3 - 2 * t); +} + +function clamp01(v: number): number { + return v < 0 ? 0 : v > 1 ? 1 : v; +} diff --git a/src/assets/vehicles/index.ts b/src/assets/vehicles/index.ts index c530bb3..16e15c5 100644 --- a/src/assets/vehicles/index.ts +++ b/src/assets/vehicles/index.ts @@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ export { LUMBRIDGE_EV_METRICS, advanceModelXWheels, buildModelX, + buildHeadlampPool, buildLumbridgeEV, cloneModelX, createModelXMaterials, @@ -13,6 +14,7 @@ export { modelXInstanceParts, setModelXSteering, setModelXWheelRotation, + type HeadlampPool, type ModelXBuildOptions, type ModelXDetail, type ModelXInstancePart, diff --git a/src/assets/vehicles/modelX.ts b/src/assets/vehicles/modelX.ts index 0b848a4..46384f0 100644 --- a/src/assets/vehicles/modelX.ts +++ b/src/assets/vehicles/modelX.ts @@ -1563,3 +1563,216 @@ export function disposeModelX( for (const material of materials) material.dispose(); } } + +// ---- The headlamp pool ----------------------------------------------------- + +/** + * The light the car throws on the road ahead of it — as emission, not as a light. + * + * From the chase camera the subject is *the back of a car*, so on an unlit + * corridor after dark the whole picture of it is two tail lamps and a roof + * strip: the `drive-101` night frame measured 7.8 mean luminance against 23.2 + * for the same body over a city, and it was the subject that had vanished, not + * the frame that was underexposed. What makes a car read at night from behind is + * not the car. It is the pool of light in front of it. + * + * **It cannot be a spotlight.** CONTRACT.md §4 gives `Atmosphere` the only light + * rig there is, and the reason is not bureaucratic: three.js evaluates every + * light in the fragment shader for every lit surface, the corridor is one of the + * heaviest boards in the app, and a `SpotLight` with a shadow camera is a second + * shadow pass over all of it. So this is what `nightlights.ts` does for the + * buildings, applied to a car: the road is not illuminated, the pool *is* the + * light — one additive textured quad, two triangles, one draw call, no shadow + * pass and nothing for the rig to reconcile. + * + * Two triangles rather than a tessellated fan with vertex colours, because the + * whole shape of a beam is a smooth two-dimensional falloff and that is what a + * texture is. A grid fine enough to interpolate this without banding is a couple + * of thousand triangles for a thing that is never more than a few hundred pixels. + * + * The pattern is a real low beam and not a symmetrical blob: + * + * - it is brightest a few metres ahead and falls away with distance, rather + * than being brightest at the lamp, because what you see is the *road* + * returning it and the road ahead is at a grazing angle; + * - it widens as it goes, from about a car's width at the bumper to three; + * - and it kicks to the **right**, which is what a low beam does in a + * right-hand-traffic country so that it lights the shoulder and the verge + * without putting the hot spot in an oncoming driver's eyes. That asymmetry + * is most of what makes the pool read as a headlamp beam rather than as a + * glow somebody painted under the car. + * + * Everything is in vehicle metres, so it scales with whatever the renderer + * scales the rig to, exactly as the bodywork does. + */ +export interface HeadlampPool { + mesh: THREE.Mesh; + /** 0 = off, 1 = full. Nothing is drawn at 0. */ + setIntensity(level: number): void; + dispose(): void; +} + +/** + * How far the pool reaches, in vehicle metres — and why the caller gets to say. + * + * A real low beam throws about 60 m, and that is the wrong number here. The + * boards do not draw the world at the vehicle's own scale: the California + * corridor is a *diorama*, with its carriageway about 5.7 m wide against a car + * that is honestly 5.04 m long, so it is drawn at roughly half the scale of the + * thing driving on it. A beam authored at its true range comes out twice as long + * as it should relative to the road it is lying on, which is exactly what the + * first render of this showed: a pool that ran off the top of the frame. + * + * So the shape below is authored once, in units of its own reach, and the reach + * is a parameter. `roadTraffic.ts` picks about three carriageway-widths, which is + * what a low beam looks like from a chase camera. Everything else scales with it, + * so the pattern is the same pattern at any range. + */ +const POOL_REACH_M = 17; +/** Width of the plane, as a fraction of the reach. Wide enough to hold the lobe. */ +const POOL_WIDTH_FRACTION = 0.62; +/** Where the returned brightness has halved, as a fraction of the reach. */ +const POOL_FALLOFF_FRACTION = 0.40; +/** Half-width at the bumper, and how fast the beam opens out. */ +const POOL_HALF_AT_NOSE_FRACTION = 0.045; +const POOL_SPREAD = 0.17; +/** How far right the hot spot walks over the whole pool, as a fraction of reach. */ +const POOL_RIGHT_KICK_FRACTION = 0.075; + +/** + * A headlamp beam is not white on the road. Sodium-free modern optics are cool, + * and asphalt returns them a little cooler still, but a pure blue-white pool + * reads as moonlight rather than as a lamp — so this sits just on the warm side + * of the LED and lets the marking paint inside it go properly white. + */ +const POOL_COLOR = 0xd8e4ff; + +/** + * Peak radiance of the pool. + * + * Under 1 for the same reason `WINDOW_GAIN` is in `nightlights.ts`: this blends + * additively over an asphalt that already has a moonlit floor under it, and at 1 + * the near field clips to white and takes the lane markings inside it with it. + * What has to survive is the *ratio* between the pool, the markings in it and + * the black outside it. + */ +const POOL_GAIN = 0.8; + +function headlampPoolTexture(): THREE.Texture { + const width = 128; + const height = 256; + const canvas = document.createElement("canvas"); + canvas.width = width; + canvas.height = height; + const ctx = canvas.getContext("2d"); + if (!ctx) throw new Error("2D canvas context unavailable"); + const image = ctx.createImageData(width, height); + + for (let row = 0; row < height; row += 1) { + // Everything is in fractions of the reach, so one texture serves any range. + // `flipY` is on by default, so image row 0 is v = 1, which the geometry + // below puts at the far end of the pool. + const ahead = 1 - row / (height - 1); + // Grazing incidence plus inverse-square, collapsed into one curve fitted to + // what a low beam looks like from behind the car: a bright throw that starts + // just off the bumper, peaks about a fifth of the way out, and is gone at + // the far end. The `smoothstep` at the near end is the bumper's own shadow. + const near = Math.min(1, Math.max(0, ahead / 0.05)); + // …and a taper to nothing at the far edge of the quad. Without it the beam + // still has an eighth of its brightness where the geometry stops, and a + // headlamp pool that ends in a ruled horizontal line across the carriageway + // is the single most obvious way this reads as a decal rather than as light. + // The same is true across: `POOL_WIDTH_FRACTION` is wider than the lobe + // needs so that the sides run out inside the quad rather than at its edge. + const far = 1 - Math.min(1, Math.max(0, (ahead - 0.68) / 0.32)); + const along = + (near * near * (3 - 2 * near) * (far * far * (3 - 2 * far))) / + (1 + (ahead / POOL_FALLOFF_FRACTION) ** 2.1); + const half = POOL_HALF_AT_NOSE_FRACTION + ahead * POOL_SPREAD * POOL_WIDTH_FRACTION; + const centre = ahead * POOL_RIGHT_KICK_FRACTION; + for (let column = 0; column < width; column += 1) { + const across = (column / (width - 1) - 0.5) * POOL_WIDTH_FRACTION - centre; + const lobe = Math.exp(-((across / half) ** 2) * 2.0); + const value = Math.max(0, Math.min(1, along * lobe)); + const at = (row * width + column) * 4; + image.data[at] = 255; + image.data[at + 1] = 255; + image.data[at + 2] = 255; + image.data[at + 3] = Math.round(value * 255); + } + } + + ctx.putImageData(image, 0, 0); + const texture = new THREE.CanvasTexture(canvas); + texture.colorSpace = THREE.SRGBColorSpace; + return texture; +} + +export function buildHeadlampPool(options: { reachM?: number } = {}): HeadlampPool { + const reach = options.reachM ?? POOL_REACH_M; + const geometry = new THREE.PlaneGeometry(reach * POOL_WIDTH_FRACTION, reach); + geometry.rotateX(-Math.PI / 2); + /** + * `+Y` of the plane becomes `-Z` after that rotation, which is the nose, so + * the pool runs forward from the bumper. + * + * It sits **on the rig's own origin plane** — the tyre contact plane — and not + * at the height of the asphalt, which took a magenta test quad to work out. + * The corridor renderer lifts the car a whisker clear of the road, and that + * lift is not decoration: the vehicle is placed from the *transport pack's* + * route while the road ribbon is draped from the *city pack's* road, and the + * two are close but not the same line, so the ground under the car and the + * ground under the ribbon differ by a metre or two along a 700 km corridor. + * At thirteen times vertical exaggeration that is more than enough to put a + * pool authored at the asphalt's nominal height underneath it, where the depth + * test quietly discards every pixel of it. Sitting where the tyres sit is the + * one height that is right wherever the car is, and it is the same answer the + * renderer already had to reach for the car itself. + */ + geometry.translate(0, 0, -reach / 2 - MODEL_X_METRICS.length / 2); + + /** + * No DOM, no pool — and that is the safe failure, not a degraded one. + * + * The beam pattern *is* the texture: every bit of shape this thing has lives + * in the alpha channel, so a pool built without one is not a dimmer pool, it + * is a hard-edged glowing rectangle lying across the carriageway. The road + * layer is constructed in headless unit tests that have no `document` and no + * renderer either, so the honest answer there is a pool that is never drawn. + */ + const map = typeof document === "undefined" ? null : headlampPoolTexture(); + const material = new THREE.MeshBasicMaterial({ + name: "model-x.headlamp-pool", + color: POOL_COLOR, + map, + transparent: true, + opacity: 0, + blending: THREE.AdditiveBlending, + depthWrite: false, + side: THREE.DoubleSide, + }); + + const mesh = new THREE.Mesh(geometry, material); + mesh.name = "model-x.headlamp-pool"; + mesh.visible = false; + // The pool is a long way in front of its own origin, and a chase camera keeps + // the car near the bottom of the frame with the beam filling the middle of it. + // Culled on the car's bounding sphere it flickers out at exactly the framing + // it exists for. + mesh.frustumCulled = false; + mesh.renderOrder = 2; + + return { + mesh, + setIntensity(level: number) { + const clamped = Math.max(0, Math.min(1, level)); + material.opacity = clamped * POOL_GAIN; + mesh.visible = map !== null && clamped > 0.002; + }, + dispose() { + geometry.dispose(); + map?.dispose(); + material.dispose(); + }, + }; +} diff --git a/src/devices/adapter.ts b/src/devices/adapter.ts index 6ab6704..5f7671b 100644 --- a/src/devices/adapter.ts +++ b/src/devices/adapter.ts @@ -25,6 +25,12 @@ * instrument: it produces the local simulator, which is honest, alive and says * in the panel exactly what it is. * + * That promise used to live in three file headers and nowhere in the code. The + * choice is now made here, from `DeviceSourceOptions.viewerTier`, because it is + * a fact about the *strategy* and not about the screen — a caller that has to + * remember to pass the right `serverHasDevices` to get the documented behaviour + * is a caller that will forget, and did. + * * Commands do **not** get the same treatment across the boundary. On the API * strategy a refused command is a refusal, reported as `null`, and the panel * tells the person to sign in — it is never quietly applied to a local copy, @@ -143,6 +149,32 @@ export interface DeviceSourceOptions { * a request per TTL per tab, forever, to be told nothing. */ serverHasDevices?: boolean; + /** + * Who is looking, so that an anonymous visitor gets a studio rather than a + * corpse. + * + * **This is the fix for a shipping bug, and the decision belongs here rather + * than at the call site.** `routes/devices.ts` refuses an anonymous read — + * correctly; the readings describe a room somebody is standing in. Without + * this field the API strategy was chosen for them anyway, because the + * deployment *does* have a device source: the GET 401s, `watchDevices` maps + * the null body to `live: false`, `apiSource` renders `atRest()`, and the + * visitor is left looking at permanently powered-off instruments while the + * poll backs off exponentially against a 401 it can never pass. The headers of + * this file, of `routes/devices.ts` and of `ui/devicePanel.ts` all promise + * that person a living simulated studio instead. They were the only three + * places the promise existed. + * + * The tier union is restated rather than imported from `access.ts`, for the + * same reason `wire.ts` restates `SimRoute`: nothing under `src/devices/` + * imports the DOM, the network or the app's own session layer, and + * `src/index.ts` re-exports this directory onto the package surface. + * + * Absent means "the caller did not say", which keeps every existing call site + * behaving exactly as it did. `"anon"` is the only value that changes the + * choice. + */ + viewerTier?: "anon" | "member" | "god"; /** The simulator's seed. Same seed, same studio, on every machine. */ seed?: number; /** Seconds per simulated step. Smaller is smoother and costs arithmetic. */ @@ -212,12 +244,18 @@ export function createDeviceSource(options: DeviceSourceOptions): DeviceSource { const declarations = options.declarations; if (declarations.length === 0) return createNullDeviceSource(); + // An anonymous viewer takes the simulator, whatever the deployment is set to. + // Not a permission check — the route makes that, and a browser is not a + // boundary — but a strategy choice made from a fact the caller already has, + // so that a refusal produces a living instrument instead of a dead one. See + // `viewerTier`. const useApi = options.client !== null && options.client !== undefined && typeof options.officeId === "string" && options.officeId !== "" && - options.serverHasDevices !== false; + options.serverHasDevices !== false && + options.viewerTier !== "anon"; return useApi ? apiSource(options.client as DeviceClient, options.officeId as string, declarations, options) diff --git a/src/devices/index.ts b/src/devices/index.ts index 316f681..84113c6 100644 --- a/src/devices/index.ts +++ b/src/devices/index.ts @@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ export { DEVICE_PROVENANCE, DEVICE_RANGES, deviceKindOfAssetId, + deviceRange, deviceStateSignature, hasCapability, initialDeviceState, @@ -42,6 +43,7 @@ export { type DeviceCommandValue, type DeviceDeclaration, type DeviceKind, + type DeviceNumericCapability, type DeviceOffset, type DeviceProvenance, type DeviceRange, diff --git a/src/devices/types.ts b/src/devices/types.ts index 96b8420..e35d521 100644 --- a/src/devices/types.ts +++ b/src/devices/types.ts @@ -173,7 +173,10 @@ export interface DeviceRange { unit: string; } -export const DEVICE_RANGES: Readonly> = { +/** The three numeric readings, as a type. Keyed by capability, not by kind. */ +export type DeviceNumericCapability = "gain" | "volume" | "level"; + +export const DEVICE_RANGES: Readonly> = { /** Preamp gain on a desk condenser. Below zero is pad, not silence. */ gain: { min: -12, max: 36, initial: 12, unit: "dB" }, /** Output level, as a fraction. Not decibels: this is the knob, not the meter. */ @@ -272,6 +275,29 @@ export interface DeviceDeclaration { anchor: DeviceAnchor; /** What this particular unit can do. Usually `CANONICAL_CAPABILITIES[kind]`. */ capabilities: readonly DeviceCapability[]; + /** + * This unit's own bounds and units, where the global defaults are wrong for it. + * + * Absent is the ordinary case and means "use `DEVICE_RANGES`". It exists + * because the defaults are a *desk condenser's* defaults — gain in decibels + * from −12 to +36 — and real hardware does not agree with that. A Blue Yeti + * Nano's capture level is an ALSA position on a 0–50 scale, an Anker C200's is + * 0–100, and a ThinkPad's internal is 0–63. There is no arithmetic that turns + * any of them into decibels: a mixer position is not a preamp measurement, and + * rendering "68%" as "+20.6 dB" would present a guess in the typography of a + * reading. So a declaration that knows better says so, in its own unit, and + * three consumers read the same numbers: the panel draws the slider between + * them, `normalizeDeviceCommand` clamps into them, and the arena normalises an + * observation by them. + * + * Read it through `deviceRange()`, never directly — that helper is where the + * `declaration.ranges?.[capability] ?? DEVICE_RANGES[capability]` fallback + * lives once instead of in each consumer. + * + * Strictly JSON-serialisable, like everything else here: a `DeviceRange` is + * four scalars. + */ + ranges?: Partial>; provenance: DeviceProvenance; /** * One sentence shown to a viewer next to the readings. @@ -284,6 +310,30 @@ export interface DeviceDeclaration { * room, and this is the field that stops it. */ disclosure: string; + /** + * The sentence a viewer sees **when this device's readings are being + * simulated even though the declaration says they are not**. + * + * This closes a hole that only exists once a twin exists, and it is worth + * stating the sequence because it is not obvious. A `first-party-sensor` + * declaration's `disclosure` says something like "live, LA Studio, north + * wall". An anonymous visitor cannot read the device route — it is a room + * somebody is standing in — so `createDeviceSource` gives them the **local + * simulator** instead, running that same declaration. Without this field the + * panel would print "live, LA Studio, north wall" under a number invented one + * millisecond ago in their own browser, which is precisely the + * `first-party-sensor`/`simulated` confusion `DeviceProvenance` exists to + * prevent, arriving through the honest path. + * + * Optional in the type and **required by the validator** whenever + * `provenance !== "simulated"`, where it must contain the word "simulat" — + * the same check `disclosure` itself gets for a simulated device, pointed at + * the other half of the pair. Optional rather than required in the type + * because every pack shipped before this field existed is `simulated` and + * needs no second sentence; making it structurally mandatory would invalidate + * authored packs to fix a problem none of them have. + */ + simulatedDisclosure?: string; } // ---- The live state ------------------------------------------------------- @@ -308,6 +358,24 @@ export interface DeviceState { levelDb?: number; volume?: number; playing?: boolean; + /** + * Could the thing holding this device be reached when the reading was taken? + * + * **Absent means the concept does not apply to this source**, which is the + * case for everything simulated: a state machine in this process is never + * unreachable, and a `reachable: true` there would be a fact about nothing. + * Present and `false` means the last reading below still stands and the panel + * says how old it is — it is emphatically **not** the same statement as + * `powered: false`. A Blue Yeti behind an SSH hop on a box that is asleep is + * not a switched-off microphone, and collapsing the two would report a room + * as quiet when the truth is that nobody answered the door. + * + * There is deliberately no fifth indicator colour for it. An unreachable + * device renders as the existing "off" grey and the sentence lives in the + * panel, which has room for a sentence; a new colour in the 3D scene would + * have to be learned, and would be learned wrong. + */ + reachable?: boolean; /** Epoch milliseconds. */ observedAt: number; /** @@ -397,6 +465,40 @@ export function hasCapability( return declaration.capabilities.includes(capability); } +/** + * The bounds and unit this device's reading is actually in. + * + * One line, and it exists so that the line is written once. Three consumers + * need the same numbers — the panel's slider, the command clamp, the arena's + * normaliser — and a fourth reading `DEVICE_RANGES` directly would silently + * present a 0–100 mixer position on a −12…+36 dB scale. That failure has no + * symptom: the slider sits at the far right and the label says "+36 dB", which + * is a perfectly plausible thing for a microphone to say. + * + * A declared range is trusted only if it is usable — two finite bounds with + * `min < max`. A hand-edited pack is entitled to get that wrong, and falling + * back is better than a slider with `NaN` on both ends. + */ +export function deviceRange( + declaration: Pick, + capability: DeviceNumericCapability, +): DeviceRange { + const fallback = DEVICE_RANGES[capability]; + const declared = declaration.ranges?.[capability]; + if (declared === undefined || declared === null || typeof declared !== "object") return fallback; + const { min, max, initial, unit } = declared as Partial; + if (typeof min !== "number" || !Number.isFinite(min)) return fallback; + if (typeof max !== "number" || !Number.isFinite(max)) return fallback; + if (min >= max) return fallback; + const restingRaw = typeof initial === "number" && Number.isFinite(initial) ? initial : min; + return { + min, + max, + initial: Math.min(max, Math.max(min, restingRaw)), + unit: typeof unit === "string" && unit !== "" ? unit : fallback.unit, + }; +} + /** * Everything wrong with an authored declaration, as sentences. Empty is good. * @@ -443,7 +545,7 @@ export function validateDeviceDeclaration(declaration: DeviceDeclaration): strin // The same check `resolveRobotOperations` makes, for the same reason: a // simulated reading displayed without the word is a claim about a real room. - if (declaration.disclosure.trim() === "") { + if (typeof declaration.disclosure !== "string" || declaration.disclosure.trim() === "") { problems.push(`device ${id} has no disclosure`); } else if ( declaration.provenance === "simulated" && @@ -452,6 +554,25 @@ export function validateDeviceDeclaration(declaration: DeviceDeclaration): strin problems.push(`device ${id} is simulated and its disclosure does not say so`); } + // The other half of the same rule, and the half that only matters once a + // declaration claims real hardware. An anonymous visitor cannot read the + // device route, so they are handed the local simulator running THIS + // declaration — and `disclosure` on a live device says the room is live. The + // second sentence is what the panel prints instead on that path. Required + // here rather than in the type, so no already-authored simulated pack breaks; + // see the field's own note. + if (declaration.provenance !== "simulated") { + const simulated = declaration.simulatedDisclosure; + if (typeof simulated !== "string" || simulated.trim() === "") { + problems.push( + `device ${id} is not simulated and has no simulatedDisclosure — an anonymous viewer ` + + "runs the local simulator under this declaration and would be shown the live sentence", + ); + } else if (!simulated.toLowerCase().includes("simulat")) { + problems.push(`device ${id} has a simulatedDisclosure that does not say it is simulated`); + } + } + return problems; } @@ -474,9 +595,13 @@ export function initialDeviceState( synthetic: true, }; if (hasCapability(declaration, "mute")) state.muted = false; - if (hasCapability(declaration, "gain")) state.gainDb = DEVICE_RANGES.gain.initial; - if (hasCapability(declaration, "level")) state.levelDb = DEVICE_RANGES.level.initial; - if (hasCapability(declaration, "volume")) state.volume = DEVICE_RANGES.volume.initial; + // Through `deviceRange`, not `DEVICE_RANGES`: a Yeti declaring 0–100 "%" must + // rest at its own resting value, not at +12 dB. + if (hasCapability(declaration, "gain")) state.gainDb = deviceRange(declaration, "gain").initial; + if (hasCapability(declaration, "level")) state.levelDb = deviceRange(declaration, "level").initial; + if (hasCapability(declaration, "volume")) { + state.volume = deviceRange(declaration, "volume").initial; + } if (hasCapability(declaration, "playback")) state.playing = false; return state; } @@ -505,7 +630,7 @@ export function normalizeDeviceCommand( if (!hasCapability(declaration, command.op)) return null; if (command.op === "gain" || command.op === "volume") { - const range = DEVICE_RANGES[command.op]; + const range = deviceRange(declaration, command.op); if (typeof command.value !== "number" || !Number.isFinite(command.value)) return null; return { deviceId: declaration.id, @@ -537,6 +662,11 @@ export function deviceStateSignature(states: readonly DeviceState[]): string { s.levelDb === undefined ? "" : s.levelDb.toFixed(1), s.volume === undefined ? "" : s.volume.toFixed(3), s.playing === undefined ? "" : s.playing ? "1" : "0", + // A device that stopped answering is the single most important change a + // viewer can be shown, and without it here the panel would never + // republish: every other reading holds its last value by design when a + // bridge goes quiet, so the signature would be identical forever. + s.reachable === undefined ? "" : s.reachable ? "1" : "0", s.synthetic ? "1" : "0", ].join("|"), ) diff --git a/src/engine/atmosphere.ts b/src/engine/atmosphere.ts index cefe5a1..74b6133 100644 --- a/src/engine/atmosphere.ts +++ b/src/engine/atmosphere.ts @@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ */ import { solarPosition, sunDirection, type SolarPosition } from "./solar.ts"; -import type { LightingState } from "./types.ts"; +import type { LightingMoon, LightingState } from "./types.ts"; // ---- The observation ------------------------------------------------------ @@ -940,6 +940,7 @@ export function createAtmosphere(options: AtmosphereOptions): Atmosphere { ambient: { color: rig.ambientColor, intensity: Math.max(0, rig.ambientIntensity) }, sky: { top: rig.skyTop, horizon: rig.skyHorizon }, fog: { color: fogColor, near, far: fogFar }, + moon: drawableMoon(env, night, cloud, obscuration), }; } @@ -1041,6 +1042,86 @@ export function nightFactor(elevation: number): number { return 1 - smoothstep(-8, 0.5, elevation); } +/** + * The moon as something to draw, rather than as something to light with. + * + * See `LightingMoon`. Every number here already existed in this file and was + * being discarded: `moonPosition` is computed to a hundredth of a degree for the + * key light and its azimuth, elevation, phase and distance were never used for + * anything else. + * + * `visibility` is the whole of the editorial judgement and it multiplies three + * independent causes: + * + * - **The horizon.** A smoothstep from half a degree below to four above, + * rather than a cut, because a disc that appears all at once at moonrise is + * the pop `HORIZON_FADE_DEG` exists to avoid one layer over. + * - **The sky.** A moon is genuinely visible in a blue afternoon and it is + * genuinely faint, so daylight keeps a fifth of it rather than none. That is + * the detail worth having: the daytime moon is one of the few things in the + * real sky that people are surprised to be shown. + * - **The air in the way.** Cloud cover and the marine layer's obscuration, + * taken at their worst rather than multiplied, because a coastal fog and an + * overcast deck are two descriptions of one sky and counting both would put + * the moon out twice. The cloud *layer* also draws over the dome, so this is + * the part of the occlusion that geometry cannot do: an overcast night with + * gaps in the puff field must not show a crisp moon through the gaps. + */ +function drawableMoon( + env: Environment, + night: number, + cloud: number, + obscuration: number, +): LightingMoon | null { + const moon = env.moon; + const up = smoothstep(-0.5, 4, moon.elevation); + if (up <= 0) return null; + + // Both bodies in scene space. The moon's own elevation, not the floored one: + // this is a drawn object and the floor exists for a shadow camera. + const m = sunDirection({ ...env.sun, azimuth: moon.azimuth, elevation: moon.elevation }); + const s = sunDirection(env.sun); + + /* + * The bright limb: the sun's direction with the moon's own component removed, + * which is the projection of the sun onto the plane of the visible disc. + * + * Degenerate exactly twice — at new moon and at full, when the sun is behind + * or in front of the moon and the projection has no length. At full there is + * no terminator to orient and any axis is right; at new there is nothing lit + * to orient. So a zero-length projection falls back to "up", which is a + * defined answer rather than a `NaN` in a vertex shader. + */ + const dot = s.x * m.x + s.y * m.y + s.z * m.z; + let lx = s.x - m.x * dot; + let ly = s.y - m.y * dot; + let lz = s.z - m.z * dot; + const length = Math.hypot(lx, ly, lz); + if (length < 1e-6) { + lx = 0; + ly = 1; + lz = 0; + } else { + lx /= length; + ly /= length; + lz /= length; + } + + const air = Math.max(clamp(cloud, 0, 1), clamp(obscuration, 0, 1)); + return { + direction: [m.x, m.y, m.z], + brightLimb: [lx, ly, lz], + illuminated: clamp(moon.illuminated, 0, 1), + // 1737.4 km is the lunar radius; at perigee and apogee this runs 0.00427 to + // 0.00487 radians, which is the 14% swing a supermoon headline is about. + angularRadius: Math.atan(MOON_RADIUS_KM / Math.max(1, moon.distanceKm)), + visibility: up * lerp(0.2, 1, night) * (1 - 0.9 * air), + }; +} + +/** Lunar mean radius, in kilometres. Only the apparent size depends on it. */ +const MOON_RADIUS_KM = 1737.4; + /** The moon's contribution, once phase, altitude and the weather have had a say. */ interface MoonRig { /** Unit vector toward the moon, floored like the sun's. `null` when it is down. */ diff --git a/src/engine/blocks.ts b/src/engine/blocks.ts index cf49424..49f3ee9 100644 --- a/src/engine/blocks.ts +++ b/src/engine/blocks.ts @@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ */ import * as THREE from "three"; +import { deviceProfile } from "./stage.ts"; import type { District } from "./types.ts"; import { seededRandom, type World } from "./world.ts"; @@ -56,6 +57,64 @@ const BLOCK_LOTS = 4; // 3 made streets a third of the city's surface */ const NEIGHBOURHOOD_LOT_METRES = 260; +/** + * Whether the anonymous city goes into the shadow map, given the lot size and + * the device. + * + * Two independent reasons to say no, and they are answering different + * questions, which is why this is one function and not one flag. + * + * **The lot.** See `NEIGHBOURHOOD_LOT_METRES`: a 60 m building on an 806 m lot + * throws about a pixel of shadow, and paying a whole second pass over a hundred + * thousand triangles for a pixel is not a trade anyone would make on purpose. + * + * **The device.** This is the new half, and it is the only lever in the engine + * that removes about 44% of a phone's per-frame geometry. Measured on this + * repo's Radeon with `EXT_disjoint_timer_query_webgl2`, at the whole-board pose: + * + * | board | triangles with | without | GPU frame | + * |---|---|---|---| + * | bay-area | 2,265,056 | 1,267,448 | 1.22 ms → 0.93 ms | + * | socal | 1,417,648 | 772,444 | 0.91 ms → 0.69 ms | + * + * — because the shadow pass costs *geometry submission*, not rasterisation. The + * same measurement is why the shadow map's **size** is not the lever it looks + * like: 4096, 2048, 1024 and 256 texel maps all render the bay-area frame in + * 1.21–1.31 ms, inside the run-to-run noise of a 1.2 ms frame. On a tile-based + * mobile GPU, where binning cost tracks geometry and parameter-buffer traffic, + * dropping a million triangles is worth strictly more than it is here. + * + * What it costs, measured as a picture pair at 16:30 PDT rather than argued: + * at the whole-board pose it is **invisible** — mean frame luminance 120.23 with + * and 120.27 without, 0.03% — because `scene.ts` hands the kit a shadow extent + * of 0.75 board spans, which for the Bay Area's 1003 units is a 1504-unit box, + * about 69 m to a texel at 2048, and a building footprint is one texel or less. + * At the FiDi chapter pose it is visible (105.32 → 108.64, +3.2%): the towers + * stop shadowing the ground and each other. So this is a *pose-dependent* + * saving, which is precisely why it is gated on the handheld and not shipped + * flat — a phone is the device that cannot afford the geometry and the device + * whose screen is least able to resolve what the geometry bought. + * + * Terrain keeps self-shadowing on a phone either way: its caster is a decimated + * copy swung in by `drawRange`, a quarter of its triangles, and it measured free + * (1.24 ms against 1.22). Landmarks keep casting too — there are a handful of + * them and their silhouettes are the point. Office scenes are untouched: at + * 1 unit = 1 m the desk shadows are the whole read of depth, and `stage.ts` + * already argues that. + * + * The `handheld` argument is injectable so a test can ask both questions + * without a `window`; the default is the live device. + */ +export function blocksCastShadow(lotIsABlock: boolean, handheld = isHandheld()): boolean { + return lotIsABlock && !handheld; +} + +/** `deviceProfile()` reads `window`; the typecheck and the tests do not have one. */ +function isHandheld(): boolean { + if (typeof window === "undefined") return false; + return deviceProfile().handheld; +} + const PALETTES = { downtown: [0xb9c3cc, 0xa8b4c0, 0xc7cfd6, 0x9dabb8, 0xd2d8dd, 0x8f9eaa], residential: [0xe8e2d6, 0xdcd3c4, 0xefe9dd, 0xd6cdbc, 0xe3d9c8, 0xcfc4b2, 0xf0ece2], @@ -301,7 +360,7 @@ export function createBlocks( const mesh = new THREE.InstancedMesh(geometry, new THREE.MeshLambertMaterial(), boxes.length); mesh.name = "blocks"; - mesh.castShadow = lotIsABlock; + mesh.castShadow = blocksCastShadow(lotIsABlock); mesh.receiveShadow = true; const matrix = new THREE.Matrix4(); diff --git a/src/engine/bridges.ts b/src/engine/bridges.ts index 55f81f0..5088047 100644 --- a/src/engine/bridges.ts +++ b/src/engine/bridges.ts @@ -481,38 +481,43 @@ export interface BridgeParts { } /** - * Build one bridge into `sink`, and report what it cost in triangles. + * Everything about a bridge that is decided before a single triangle is made: + * the member sizes, the deck heights, the stations, the classification, and the + * cable runs. * - * The count is returned rather than measured afterwards because the merged mesh - * cannot tell you which bridge paid for what, and the triangle budget on the Bay - * Area board is the constraint this whole kit is written against. + * It is a separate function because two callers need the *same* answer. + * `buildBridge` turns it into geometry; `bridgeLights` hangs lamps off the deck + * and the tower heads, and a lamp that is not on the deck this module actually + * drew is a row of lights floating beside a bridge. Recomputing the deck profile + * in a second place is exactly how that happens — the ramp at each end alone is + * five lines of arithmetic nobody would keep in step by hand. */ -export function buildBridge( - world: BridgeWorld, - bridge: Bridge, - sink: GeometrySink, - roadwayMaterial: THREE.Material, -): BridgeParts { - const paint = sink.material("solid", bridge.color); - const cost: BridgeParts = { structure: 0, roadway: 0, byPart: {} }; - // `part` names what is being added, for the triangle census only. Everything - // painted goes into one bucket keyed on the bridge's name, because one bridge - // is one colour and one colour is one draw call — naming the buckets per part - // would put the Golden Gate back to six meshes for one orange object. - const add = (part: string, geometry: THREE.BufferGeometry, roadway = false) => { - const index = geometry.getIndex(); - const triangles = index ? index.count / 3 : (geometry.getAttribute("position")?.count ?? 0) / 3; - if (roadway) cost.roadway += triangles; - else cost.structure += triangles; - cost.byPart[part] = (cost.byPart[part] ?? 0) + triangles; - sink.add( - roadway ? "bridge:roadway" : bridge.name, - geometry, - roadway ? roadwayMaterial : paint, - { cast: !roadway }, - ); - }; +export interface BridgeLayout { + /** Evenly resampled deck stations. Empty when the path is degenerate. */ + list: Station[]; + /** Station index of each authored tower. */ + towerAt: number[]; + reaches: Reach[]; + /** Cable runs, including the lone channel tower’s local hump. */ + runs: Chain[]; + /** Top of the deck slab at every station, in scene units. */ + deckTop: number[]; + deckHalf: number; + deckDepth: number; + legWidth: number; + legDepth: number; + cableRadius: number; + hangerHalf: number; + pierHalf: number; + deckY: number; + towerY: number; + /** Metres to scene units across the bridge, with the legibility floor. */ + size(metres: number, floor: number): number; + /** Where a leg or a pier starts, given the ground under it. */ + footing(ground: number, margin: number): number; +} +function layout(world: BridgeWorld, bridge: Bridge): BridgeLayout { // ---- Sizes ---- // // Cross-sections in true metres with a legibility floor; heights through @@ -560,7 +565,6 @@ export function buildBridge( Math.max(ground, seabed) - world.metres(margin); const list = stations(world, bridge.path, stationSpacing(deckHalf)); - if (list.length < 2) return cost; const towerAt = bridge.towers.map((tower) => nearestStation(world, list, tower)); const reaches = classify(list, towerAt, bridge.towerHeight, perUnit); const runs = [ @@ -589,6 +593,79 @@ export function buildBridge( const deckTop = list.map(deckTopAt); + return { + list, + towerAt, + reaches, + runs, + deckTop, + deckHalf, + deckDepth, + legWidth, + legDepth, + cableRadius, + hangerHalf, + pierHalf, + deckY, + towerY, + size, + footing, + }; +} + +/** + * Build one bridge into `sink`, and report what it cost in triangles. + * + * The count is returned rather than measured afterwards because the merged mesh + * cannot tell you which bridge paid for what, and the triangle budget on the Bay + * Area board is the constraint this whole kit is written against. + */ +export function buildBridge( + world: BridgeWorld, + bridge: Bridge, + sink: GeometrySink, + roadwayMaterial: THREE.Material, +): BridgeParts { + const paint = sink.material("solid", bridge.color); + const cost: BridgeParts = { structure: 0, roadway: 0, byPart: {} }; + // `part` names what is being added, for the triangle census only. Everything + // painted goes into one bucket keyed on the bridge's name, because one bridge + // is one colour and one colour is one draw call — naming the buckets per part + // would put the Golden Gate back to six meshes for one orange object. + const add = (part: string, geometry: THREE.BufferGeometry, roadway = false) => { + const index = geometry.getIndex(); + const triangles = index ? index.count / 3 : (geometry.getAttribute("position")?.count ?? 0) / 3; + if (roadway) cost.roadway += triangles; + else cost.structure += triangles; + cost.byPart[part] = (cost.byPart[part] ?? 0) + triangles; + sink.add( + roadway ? "bridge:roadway" : bridge.name, + geometry, + roadway ? roadwayMaterial : paint, + { cast: !roadway }, + ); + }; + + const { + list, + towerAt, + reaches, + runs, + deckTop, + deckHalf, + deckDepth, + legWidth, + legDepth, + cableRadius, + hangerHalf, + pierHalf, + deckY, + towerY, + size, + footing, + } = layout(world, bridge); + if (list.length < 2) return cost; + /** * The deck box, and the one place this module spends triangles on distance * rather than on detail. @@ -836,3 +913,128 @@ export function planBridge(world: BridgeWorld, bridge: Bridge): BridgePlan { deckLength: list[list.length - 1]?.along ?? 0, }; } + +// ---- Lighting the kit ------------------------------------------------------ + +/** + * Where a crossing's lamps go, as bare positions. + * + * A bay at night is black, and a bridge over it is the most legible object in + * the frame — not because of its shape, which has nothing behind it to be a + * silhouette against, but because it is *a line of lights over water*. Before + * this the kit drew a beautiful crossing that after sunset was a dark line on a + * dark bay: at 21:35 the Bay Bridge's whole canvas region measured 9.3 mean + * luminance and the towers could not be found at all. + * + * **These are positions, not lights.** CONTRACT.md §4 gives `Atmosphere` the + * only light rig there is, and the ceiling on real lights is a few dozen for the + * whole scene — a deck lamp every 50 m over five Bay Area crossings is nearly + * three thousand of them. `nightlights.ts` turns what comes back from here into + * one additive point cloud, one draw call, exactly as it already does for the + * street lamps: the lamps do not illuminate the deck, they *are* the deck as far + * as the eye at this distance is concerned. See the header of that file. + * + * Three runs come back, because they are three different lamps and want three + * different colours: + * + * - **deck** — the roadway lighting, one per kerb, sodium. Additive blending + * is what makes a run of them saturate into the continuous line a lit deck + * actually is rather than staying a row of separate dots. + * - **heads** — the aviation obstruction lights at the tower tops. Two per + * tower, one on each leg, and red, which is both what is really up there and + * the one colour that cannot be confused with the deck run below it. This is + * the part that makes a tower *findable*: without it a 227 m tower at night + * is a hole in the sky. + * - **piers** — nothing. A pier is a navigation hazard with a light on it in + * reality, but at any framing this board is looked at from those sit inside + * the deck run and add nothing but count. + * + * Every position is a pure function of the pack's own path, so it is identical + * across frames, reloads and the two resolutions the capture scripts compare. + */ +export interface BridgeLights { + /** Kerb lamps down the deck: flat xyz triples in scene units. */ + deck: number[]; + /** Obstruction lights at the tower heads: flat xyz triples. */ + heads: number[]; + /** + * Half the deck width, in scene units — the one length that says how big this + * board draws a bridge. + * + * It comes back with the positions because a sprite is sized once for a whole + * point cloud and the caller has no other honest way to pick that number. A + * constant would be tuned at San Francisco's 94 m to the unit and then be + * three times the width of the deck it sits on at Los Angeles' 391 — which is + * the exact bug `socal.ts` asked this module to stop having with its members. + */ + scale: number; +} + +/** + * Metres between deck lamps. + * + * The Golden Gate's are about 50 m apart, which at 94 m to the unit is 0.53 + * scene units — some 55 a side over the crossing, and against a `LAMP_SIZE` of + * 0.3 that is close enough spacing for the additive glows to run together into a + * line rather than reading as beads. The floor is what keeps that true on the + * SoCal board, where 391 m to the unit would otherwise put four lamps on the + * whole Vincent Thomas. + */ +const DECK_LAMP_SPACING_M = 50; +const DECK_LAMP_MIN_SPACING = 0.16; + +/** Lamp height above the deck slab, and the head light's clearance over the saddle. */ +const DECK_LAMP_HEIGHT_M = 12; +const HEAD_LIGHT_CLEARANCE_M = 6; + +export function bridgeLights(world: BridgeWorld, bridge: Bridge): BridgeLights { + const deck: number[] = []; + const heads: number[] = []; + const plan = layout(world, bridge); + const { list, deckTop, deckHalf, towerAt, towerY } = plan; + if (list.length < 2) return { deck, heads, scale: deckHalf }; + + // Lamps stand on the kerb, just inboard of the deck edge, and the run is + // walked in distance along the deck rather than per station — the station grid + // is set by what a *cable* needs and is three times coarser under an approach, + // so one lamp per station would thin out over exactly the causeways that have + // nothing else to look at. + const spacing = Math.max(DECK_LAMP_SPACING_M / world.metresPerUnit, DECK_LAMP_MIN_SPACING); + const lift = world.metres(DECK_LAMP_HEIGHT_M); + const total = list[list.length - 1]?.along ?? 0; + const kerb = deckHalf * 0.92; + + for (let distance = spacing * 0.5; distance < total; distance += spacing) { + // The station whose interval contains this distance, and the fraction + // across it. Linear between two stations is right: the deck itself is a + // straight strip between the same pair. + let at = 0; + while (at < list.length - 2 && (list[at + 1]?.along ?? 0) < distance) at += 1; + const from = list[at]; + const to = list[at + 1]; + if (!from || !to) continue; + const span = to.along - from.along; + const t = span <= 0 ? 0 : (distance - from.along) / span; + const y = (deckTop[at] ?? 0) + ((deckTop[at + 1] ?? 0) - (deckTop[at] ?? 0)) * t + lift; + const x = from.point.x + (to.point.x - from.point.x) * t; + const z = from.point.z + (to.point.z - from.point.z) * t; + for (const side of [-1, 1] as const) { + deck.push(x + from.left.x * kerb * side, y, z + from.left.z * kerb * side); + } + } + + const clearance = world.metres(HEAD_LIGHT_CLEARANCE_M); + for (const at of towerAt) { + const station = list[at]; + if (!station) continue; + for (const side of [-1, 1] as const) { + heads.push( + station.point.x + station.left.x * deckHalf * side, + towerY + clearance, + station.point.z + station.left.z * deckHalf * side, + ); + } + } + + return { deck, heads, scale: deckHalf }; +} diff --git a/src/engine/clouds.ts b/src/engine/clouds.ts index c55847f..1f36349 100644 --- a/src/engine/clouds.ts +++ b/src/engine/clouds.ts @@ -72,6 +72,56 @@ * here is invented; the question answered is only which term of the state * applies to a surface thirteen hundred metres up. * + * ### The night was the one case that argument got wrong + * + * `hemisphere.intensity` tracks day and night hard — but not in the direction + * this file assumed. `atmosphere.ts` *floors* the night so the world is never + * black, and the floor arrives as a lifted hemisphere: measured over a full day + * at San Francisco, that term is **1.34 at two in the morning against 0.96 at + * noon**. Normalising by it therefore inflated the deck's night level by about + * 40% relative to its day level, and the picture showed it. At 22:30 PDT, on a + * keyless clone where the marine-layer model puts 0.63-0.65 cover over the city: + * + * | term | measured (linear luminance) | + * |---|---| + * | `uLit` — the moonward flank | 0.072 | + * | `uShade` — the flank facing away | 0.084 | + * + * The shaded side was **brighter than the lit side**, which is not a lighting + * bug so much as the absence of lighting: a flat wash with no modelling in it. + * Rendered, the deck lifted a night frame's mean luminance from 25.3 to 44.3 out + * of 255 while adding no readable shape — the whole board turning into a milky + * blue rectangle with a city somewhere under it. Suppress the layer and the same + * frame is a legible dark city with its street grid and its coastline in it. + * + * Two changes fix it, and both are corrections to the *normalisation* rather + * than to `atmosphere.ts`. The model is right — August in San Francisco is + * overcast at night — and it is the render of that fact that was wrong. + * + * 1. **The level is normalised on the sky dome's own colour** (`SKY_DAY_REFERENCE`) + * and no longer multiplied by an intensity that is lifted at night. The sky + * the cloud top hangs under is the light the cloud top is receiving, which + * is the physically honest quantity and happens also to be monotone through + * dusk: 0.87 at noon, 0.41 at four degrees of sun, 0.13 at civil twilight, + * 0.079 all night. + * 2. **At night the moon is the key and the sky is not.** `NIGHT_TOP_*` puts + * the deck's lit flank on the moon's key alone and `NIGHT_SHADE_*` takes + * the flank facing away down with it, so the modelling survives and the + * wash does not. A moonless overcast night still lands on the floor rather + * than on black — `0.06 is not black` was always the right instinct; the + * floor was simply being reached from a level that was four times too high. + * + * ### And the deck must not smother the map it sits under + * + * `opacityScale` finally has a caller, and it is the camera. A consolidated deck + * seen from a whole-board standoff is the brightest thing in the frame *and* the + * thing covering everything the frame is for; seen from a low chapter pose it is + * weather you are flying under and it should be as solid as it has always been. + * `altitudeThinning` is one smooth function of how far the camera is above the + * cloud base in board spans, gated on `deckOf(cover)` so scattered cumulus never + * thins — a broken fair-weather sky has gaps to see the city through already, + * and a lid does not. It is smooth precisely so it cannot pop during a fly-in. + * * ## What it costs * * One draw call, ~1,470 instances, 4 vertices each. No shadows: the mesh neither @@ -299,32 +349,138 @@ const PUFF_GROWTH_CLEAR = 0.7; const PUFF_GROWTH_OVERCAST = 1.75; /** - * Hemisphere luminance times hemisphere intensity, taken as "full daylight" when - * normalising the deck's own brightness. + * The sky-dome luminance at which the deck's top counts as fully daylit, and + * how much of the deck's level rides on it. * - * The number is the product `setLighting` actually divides by, evaluated on the - * brightest rig `atmosphere.ts` can hand over: its last keyframe, `elevation: - * 65`, which is `hemiSky 0xe6f2fb` at `hemiIntensity 1.10`. `setHex` reads that - * literal as sRGB and converts it into the linear working space — three's - * `ColorManagement` is on and nothing in this repo turns it off — giving Rec.709 - * luminance 0.873, and 0.873 × 1.10 = 0.960. + * This pair replaces `luminance(sky) * hemisphere.intensity / 0.96`, and the + * second factor was the mistake. `hemisphere.intensity` is not a measure of how + * much daylight there is; it is the rig's fill term, and `atmosphere.ts` + * deliberately *lifts* it after dark so the world is never black. Measured + * across a full day at San Francisco it runs 0.96 at noon and **1.34 at two in + * the morning**, so the one term this file was treating as "how much daylight is + * there" was at its highest value in the middle of the night. See the header. * - * It has to be the *top* of the keyframe run and not a stop partway up it. This - * read 0.88, which is near the `elevation: 25` stop (0xdcecf7 at 1.05, product - * 0.860) and below every rig above about 30° of sun — so the entire middle of - * every day divided out to `day = 1` and rendered its cloud tops at one - * brightness, with the sun's own climb surviving only in `uKey`'s modelling - * term. Taking the reference off the highest stop puts the clamp where the - * clamp belongs: at the brightest light the sky ever has. + * The dome's colour alone has none of that problem, and is the more honest + * quantity besides: a cloud top is lit by the sky it hangs under. Measured over + * the same day, `luminance(hemisphere.sky)`: * - * Overcast noon still lands above it and still gets clamped, which is the - * intended behaviour rather than a rounding accident — `applyCloud` lifts - * `hemiIntensity` by 18% at full cover, so the same rig arrives at 1.13 of this - * — and the top of an overcast deck at midday is as bright as anything ever - * gets. Note that the lift is the only way over the line now: a clear high sun - * lands exactly on it, which is what "full daylight" was always supposed to mean. + * | sun elevation | luminance | + * |---|---| + * | +63 (noon) | 0.866 | + * | +33 | 0.812 | + * | +9.5 | 0.595 | + * | +3.8 | 0.407 | + * | -2.0 (civil twilight) | 0.126 | + * | -8 and below (night) | 0.079 | + * + * Monotone through dusk, flat all night, and it needs no second opinion about + * when night begins. + * + * **The two numbers are fitted, and fitted to change nothing in daylight.** The + * day was never the defect — a sunlit overcast deck reads correctly today — so + * these were chosen by sweeping both against the expression they replace over + * 190 daylit frames spanning four places and two seasons (San Francisco in + * August and December, Los Angeles in August, the Central Valley at the + * solstice). At 0.838 and 0.772 the largest disagreement anywhere in daylight is + * **0.032** on a multiplier that runs 0.06 to 0.86 — under four percent of full + * scale, and below what a rendered frame shows. Everything this change actually + * moves is on the other side of `NIGHT_SKY_HIGH`. */ -const DAY_REFERENCE = 0.96; +const SKY_DAY_REFERENCE = 0.838; +const SKY_DAY_GAIN = 0.772; + +/** + * The sky-dome luminance range over which this layer hands the deck from the sun + * to the moon. + * + * Deliberately a property of the dome rather than a second definition of + * `nightFactor` — `atmosphere.ts` owns when night begins for the light rig, and + * two modules each inventing their own idea of dusk is how a city ends up + * switching its lights on after the moon is already the brightest thing in the + * frame. What this needs to know is narrower: how much of the deck's + * illumination is still coming from the sky. The upper edge sits at 0.42, just + * above the +3.8 degree stop, because that is the last rig in which the sun is + * still doing the lighting; the lower edge sits at 0.09, a hair above the flat + * night value, so full night is reached and held rather than approached. + */ +const NIGHT_SKY_LOW = 0.09; +const NIGHT_SKY_HIGH = 0.42; + +/** + * The deck's lit flank at full night: a floor, plus what the moon's key buys. + * + * At night `state.sun` **is** the moon — `atmosphere.ts` hands the key over on + * `nightFactor`'s own curve and `combineKey` merges them into one direction and + * one colour, which is exactly why this layer can stay a pure consumer. So the + * moonward flank of a cloud top is the moon's key and nothing else, and the two + * numbers are the two things a night deck can be: 0.010 is a moonless overcast + * night, which is dark but is not `#000`, and the 0.155 gain is what a moon + * high and full enough to cast a shadow adds to it. + * + * Measured against the frame this exists to fix: 22:30 PDT, a 34%-lit moon at + * 22 degrees, key 0.20. Old `uLit` 0.072 and `uShade` 0.084 — the shaded side + * brighter than the lit one, i.e. no modelling at all. New `uLit` ~0.018 and + * `uShade` ~0.014, so the deck is four times darker *and* has a light direction + * in it for the first time. + */ +const NIGHT_TOP_FLOOR = 0.010; +const NIGHT_TOP_KEY = 0.155; + +/** + * What the two fill terms are worth at full night, against 0.55 and 0.7 by day. + * + * The flanks of a daylight cumulus are lit by the entire rest of the dome and by + * several hundred metres of its own body, which is why the day weights are so + * generous and why a cumulus never has a black side. After dark there is no dome + * to speak of: the same multiple scattering is redistributing a moon, and the + * honest answer is close to a tenth of what it is at noon. These are the numbers + * that stop the deck being a flat wash, and they are the ones to reach for first + * if a night frame ever looks *too* dark — raising them brings the whole deck up + * without touching its modelling, whereas raising `NIGHT_TOP_KEY` brings up only + * the moonward side. + */ +const NIGHT_SHADE_SKY = 0.10; +const NIGHT_SHADE_AMBIENT = 0.10; + +/** + * How much of the deck's opacity a whole-board standoff may take away, over + * what range of camera altitude, and from how consolidated a sky. + * + * `clouds.ts` already argues that a genuinely opaque deck reads as an outage + * rather than as weather, and lands its overcast alpha near 0.8 for that reason. + * That argument was made about the ground being hidden; it applies with more + * force from a standoff, where the deck is not merely covering the map but is + * also the largest object in the frame — and at night the brightest. From a low + * chapter pose it applies not at all: weather you are flying under should be as + * solid as it has always been. So this is a function of the camera and not a + * constant, and `opacityScale` — which had no caller anywhere in `src/` — is + * where it multiplies in. + * + * **The altitude range is measured, not guessed.** `scene.ts` lets the orbit + * reach 2.0 board spans and the boards are looked at from around 29 degrees of + * elevation, so the camera's height above the cloud base runs about 0.1 spans at + * a chapter to about 0.95 at the far end of the orbit — never anywhere near the + * 1.6 a first pass at this used, which left the whole feature inert. 0.15 to 0.7 + * puts the Bay Area's resting pose (0.38 spans) at about two fifths of the way + * through, which is where a whole-board frame should sit: thinned, not cleared. + * + * **The cover gate is its own curve rather than `deckOf`.** `deckOf` is tuned + * for "when does the deck start behaving like a lid" and only reaches 0.22 at + * the 0.65 cover the marine-layer model puts over San Francisco on an August + * night — which is the exact case this exists for, so gating on it would again + * leave the feature inert in the frame it was written for. 0.25 to 0.75 keeps a + * genuinely broken fair-weather sky at full opacity, because that sky already + * has gaps to see the city through and a lid is the only thing that does not. + * + * Smooth, and over a wide range, because the alternative is a deck that steps + * during a chapter fly-in; `smoothstep` over half a board span is several + * seconds of a move at board scale. + */ +const ALTITUDE_THINNING = 0.5; +const ALTITUDE_THIN_START = 0.15; +const ALTITUDE_THIN_FULL = 0.7; +const ALTITUDE_THIN_COVER_LOW = 0.25; +const ALTITUDE_THIN_COVER_HIGH = 0.75; /** * The per-puff breath: how fast it runs, in radians a second, and the period @@ -646,11 +802,38 @@ export function createCloudLayer(world: World, options: CloudLayerOptions = {}): let sortAge = Infinity; const sortMoveEps = (tile * 0.006) ** 2; + /** + * How far the camera is above the cloud base, in board spans, as of the last + * frame that drew. `0` until something renders, which is the low-pose answer + * and therefore the conservative one: a layer that has never been looked at + * starts as opaque as it has always been and thins only once a camera is + * demonstrably standing off from it. + */ + let altitudeSpans = 0; + + /** + * The camera's share of the deck's opacity, 0..1. See `ALTITUDE_THINNING`. + * + * Gated on how consolidated the sky is, so this is a property of a lid and of + * nothing else: scattered fair-weather cumulus already has gaps to see the + * city through and must stay as solid as a cumulus is. + */ + function altitudeThinning(): number { + const high = smoothstep(ALTITUDE_THIN_START, ALTITUDE_THIN_FULL, altitudeSpans); + const lid = smoothstep(ALTITUDE_THIN_COVER_LOW, ALTITUDE_THIN_COVER_HIGH, cover); + return 1 - ALTITUDE_THINNING * high * lid; + } + + function applyOpacity(): void { + uniforms.uOpacity!.value = + lerp(PUFF_ALPHA_CLEAR, PUFF_ALPHA_OVERCAST, cover) * opacityScale * altitudeThinning(); + } + function applyCover(): void { const deck = deckOf(cover); uniforms.uCover!.value = cover; uniforms.uGrow!.value = lerp(PUFF_GROWTH_CLEAR, PUFF_GROWTH_OVERCAST, cover); - uniforms.uOpacity!.value = lerp(PUFF_ALPHA_CLEAR, PUFF_ALPHA_OVERCAST, cover) * opacityScale; + applyOpacity(); // The deck drops and flattens as it consolidates; the veil does neither, // because cirrus does not care what the layer below it is doing. (uniforms.uTierBaseY!.value as THREE.Vector2).set( @@ -746,7 +929,25 @@ export function createCloudLayer(world: World, options: CloudLayerOptions = {}): fadeAttr.needsUpdate = true; } - mesh.onBeforeRender = (_renderer, _scene, camera) => maybeSort(camera); + /** + * The one place this layer reads the camera, and the reason it is here rather + * than behind a setter: the depth sort already needs the camera every frame, + * `onBeforeRender` is where three hands it over, and adding a second way in + * would give the layer two ideas of where it is being looked at from. + * + * `baseY` and not the deck's top, because the base is the altitude the whole + * file is written against and the one a chapter camera is compared to. Both + * the numerator and `span` are scene units, so the ratio is dimensionless and + * a pack with a different vertical exaggeration behaves the same. + */ + mesh.onBeforeRender = (_renderer, _scene, camera) => { + const spans = Math.max(0, (camera.position.y - baseY) / span); + if (Math.abs(spans - altitudeSpans) > 0.002) { + altitudeSpans = spans; + applyOpacity(); + } + maybeSort(camera); + }; // ---- The handle --------------------------------------------------------- @@ -764,21 +965,49 @@ export function createCloudLayer(world: World, options: CloudLayerOptions = {}): const ambient = new THREE.Color().setHex(state.ambient.color); /** - * Daylight level, off the hemisphere rather than off the sun. + * Daylight level, off the sky dome rather than off the sun. * * See the file header for the argument. In short: `sun.intensity` is the * light reaching the *ground* and collapses under the very deck this layer - * is drawing, whereas the hemisphere term tracks day and night hard and - * barely moves with cloud — which is exactly the behaviour a cloud top - * needs, since it is in the sunshine the ground has lost. + * is drawing, whereas the dome the deck hangs under does not — the top of + * an overcast layer is in the sunshine the ground has lost. + * + * The dome's *colour* and not the hemisphere's intensity, which is the + * correction: the intensity is the rig's night floor and runs 1.34 after + * dark against 0.96 at noon. See `SKY_DAY_REFERENCE`. */ - const day = clamp(luminance(sky) * state.hemisphere.intensity / DAY_REFERENCE, 0, 1); + const skyLum = luminance(sky); + const day = clamp(skyLum / SKY_DAY_REFERENCE, 0, 1); - // A cloud top is a near-perfect diffuse reflector wearing the sun's - // colour. 0.06 is not black: even a moonless overcast night has a deck you - // can see against the sky, and zero here loses the layer entirely rather - // than darkening it. - (uniforms.uLit!.value as THREE.Color).copy(sun).multiplyScalar(0.06 + 0.92 * day); + /** + * How much of this deck's light is the moon's rather than the sky's. + * + * Read off the dome for the same reason `day` is, and gated to this + * layer's own question — see `NIGHT_SKY_LOW`. `atmosphere.ts` remains the + * only owner of when night begins for the *rig*; this is only which of the + * rig's terms a surface thirteen hundred metres up is being lit by. + */ + const night = 1 - smoothstep(NIGHT_SKY_LOW, NIGHT_SKY_HIGH, skyLum); + + /** + * `key` is the sun's — or after dark the moon's — intensity as a contrast. + * It sets how hard the puffs are modelled below, and at night it is also + * the whole of the deck's level: there is nothing else up there lighting + * it. Hoisted above `uLit` because both terms need it now. + */ + const key = clamp(state.sun.intensity / 2.1, 0, 1); + + // A cloud top is a near-perfect diffuse reflector wearing the key's + // colour — the sun's by day, and after dark the moon's, because + // `atmosphere.ts` hands `state.sun` over to it. 0.06 is not black: even a + // moonless overcast night has a deck you can see against the sky, and zero + // here loses the layer entirely rather than darkening it. At night the + // floor is `NIGHT_TOP_FLOOR` and what sits on it is the moon. + (uniforms.uLit!.value as THREE.Color) + .copy(sun) + .multiplyScalar( + lerp(0.06 + SKY_DAY_GAIN * day, NIGHT_TOP_FLOOR + NIGHT_TOP_KEY * key, night), + ); // The flanks are lit by the sky dome, plus whatever ambient the rig is // carrying. Both terms are colour times intensity, so both have to be @@ -796,10 +1025,16 @@ export function createCloudLayer(world: World, options: CloudLayerOptions = {}): // is still being lit by the entire rest of the dome *and* by the several // hundred metres of its own body the light came through, which is why a // cumulus never has a black side and a sphere of rock does. + // + // Both weights come down at night, and they have to come down together for + // the same reason they are generous together: after dark there is no dome + // redistributing a sun, only a moon, and a night flank held at daylight + // weights is the flat milky wash the header describes — measurably + // *brighter* than the flank the moon was actually on. (uniforms.uShade!.value as THREE.Color) .copy(sky) - .multiplyScalar(state.hemisphere.intensity * 0.55) - .add(ambient.multiplyScalar(state.ambient.intensity * 0.7)); + .multiplyScalar(state.hemisphere.intensity * lerp(0.55, NIGHT_SHADE_SKY, night)) + .add(ambient.multiplyScalar(state.ambient.intensity * lerp(0.7, NIGHT_SHADE_AMBIENT, night))); /** * The underside sees the ground and the haze between here and it, which is @@ -835,7 +1070,6 @@ export function createCloudLayer(world: World, options: CloudLayerOptions = {}): * know is "is the light coming in sideways", and 0.12 to 0.55 is that * question asked over the range the floor still permits. */ - const key = clamp(state.sun.intensity / 2.1, 0, 1); const lowSun = 1 - smoothstep(0.12, 0.55, dy); uniforms.uKey!.value = 0.35 + 0.65 * key; uniforms.uUnderside!.value = clamp(0.26 + 0.38 * lowSun + 0.2 * deckOf(cover), 0, 0.72); diff --git a/src/engine/fireSmoke.ts b/src/engine/fireSmoke.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..afed654 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/engine/fireSmoke.ts @@ -0,0 +1,506 @@ +/** + * The plumes — one instanced mesh, however many fires are burning. + * + * ### Why this is the layer that needs the most restraint + * + * Smoke is what makes a fire read from a hundred kilometres up: the mark says + * *where*, the plume says *which way* and *how hard*. It is also, for exactly + * that reason, the layer most able to overstate. At board altitude the eye has + * no scale reference at all, so a forty-kilometre column over a two-hundred-acre + * fire is a lie told in a medium that reads as truthful — and nobody looking at + * it could tell. Three things hold that down and none of them is negotiable: + * + * 1. **The caller decides who gets one.** This module never looks at acreage. + * `src/engine/fires.ts` hands it plumes only for tier 2, and tier is + * decided once, upstream, in `src/server/fires.ts`. + * 2. **Length comes from acreage through a square root and then meets a hard + * cap.** See `plumeLengthKm` in `fires.ts`; the cap is a constant with the + * argument written next to it. + * 3. **Direction is the board's own wind.** Not the fires store's — every row + * of that table is a single grid sample at the upstream operator's house, + * it is written only inside the NWS *alerts* loop so a quiet day stores no + * wind at all, and using it would put Corona's breeze over Los Angeles + * while leaking a coordinate by proxy. `WeatherBody.windDirDeg` is + * per-region, already fetched, and is already what `clouds.ts` drifts on, + * so the plume and the sky agree instead of contradicting each other. + * + * ### The cost model, which is `clouds.ts`'s + * + * One `THREE.Mesh` over an `InstancedBufferGeometry` of unit quads. Plume count + * therefore costs **no draw calls at all** — eight plumes and one plume are the + * same single draw, and the only thing that moves is `instanceCount`. At the + * defaults that is 8 x 120 = 960 quads, 1,920 triangles, one draw. The per-puff + * geometry is written once at build time and never rewritten; a fires update + * touches two instance attributes, and a wind change touches one uniform. + * + * ### It owns no light + * + * CONTRACT.md §4: `Atmosphere` is the sole light owner. This takes a + * `LightingState` that was computed elsewhere and mixes two colours with it, + * exactly as `clouds.ts` does. There is no `THREE.Light` in this file and there + * must never be one. + */ + +import * as THREE from "three"; +import { SMOKE_LIT, SMOKE_SHADE, smokePuffTexture } from "../assets/fire.ts"; +import { deviceProfile } from "./stage.ts"; +import type { LightingState } from "./types.ts"; +import { seededRandom } from "./world.ts"; + +// ---- Constants ------------------------------------------------------------ + +/** + * The most plumes drawn at once. + * + * Not a data claim — the whole state has never produced more than two fires over + * a hundred acres on one board — but a bound on what an upstream that has gone + * strange can do to a fixed buffer. The caller sorts worst-first, so the cap + * drops the smallest fires' plumes and never the largest. + */ +export const MAX_PLUMES = 8; + +/** Puffs in one plume. The column is a cloud of these and nothing else. */ +export const PUFFS_PER_PLUME = 120; + +/** + * Instance-count multiplier on a handheld. + * + * The layer is fill-rate bound rather than vertex bound — 1,920 triangles is + * nothing and 960 overlapping translucent quads is not — so the cheap thing to + * give up on a phone is the number of overlaps, which is the same trade + * `clouds.ts` makes for the same reason. + */ +const HANDHELD_DENSITY = 0.55; + +/** Drawn under the cloud deck and under the fire marks. Both are deliberate. */ +const SMOKE_RENDER_ORDER = 1; + +/** Seconds per radian of the slow size breath. Slow enough that nobody sees it. */ +const BOIL_RATE = 0.42; + +/** The wind used when the region reports none, km/h and the bearing it blows from. */ +const DEFAULT_WIND_KPH = 14; +const DEFAULT_WIND_FROM_DEG = 250; + +// ---- Shapes --------------------------------------------------------------- + +/** + * One plume, in scene space, already decided. + * + * Everything here is a length in scene units rather than in metres or acres, + * because the conversion is a fact about the board and the board's owner is + * `fires.ts`. This module knows nothing about fire. + */ +export interface SmokePlume { + /** Stable across updates, so a plume is not rebuilt when its fire is restated. */ + id: string; + /** Scene x of the fire. */ + x: number; + /** Scene y — the ground under the fire, not sea level. */ + y: number; + /** Scene z of the fire. */ + z: number; + /** How far downwind the column reaches, scene units. */ + length: number; + /** Puff radius near the source, scene units. The column widens from here. */ + width: number; + /** Opacity scale, 0..1. Bigger fires make more smoke, not longer smoke. */ + density: number; + /** + * 0..1: how steeply the column climbs before the wind lays it over. + * + * This is where momentum lands. A fire that is growing has a stronger + * convection column and stands its smoke up; a fire holding steady trails it. + * It changes the *shape* of a plume that was already earned, never whether + * there is one. + */ + lift: number; +} + +export interface FireSmokeOptions { + /** Board span in scene units, for the fog fallback. */ + span: number; + maxPlumes?: number; + puffsPerPlume?: number; + /** Deterministic puff scatter. A reload must produce the same plume. */ + seed?: number; + /** Override the handheld reduction. Tests pass 1 so the count is predictable. */ + density?: number; +} + +export interface FireSmokeLayer { + group: THREE.Group; + /** Replace every plume. Worst-first; the tail past `maxPlumes` is dropped. */ + setPlumes(plumes: readonly SmokePlume[]): void; + /** Wind as the observation reports it: km/h and the bearing it blows *from*. */ + setWind(kph: number | null, fromDeg: number | null): void; + /** Applies a rig computed elsewhere. This layer never works one out itself. */ + setLighting(state: LightingState): void; + /** + * 0..1 night, from the same `nightFactor` seam `nightlights.ts` uses. + * + * Two things change with it and both are physical. Smoke is *dark* after + * sunset — the first version stayed a pale cream because the colour was + * interpolated toward the key rather than scaled by it, and a bright grey + * plume over a black board at midnight is a searchlight. And the bottom of a + * column above a burning fire is lit from *underneath*, by the fire, which is + * the one light source in this scene that is not the sky. + */ + setNight(night: number): void; + setVisible(visible: boolean): void; + tick(dt: number): void; + /** How many plumes are currently drawn. For the panel and for the tests. */ + plumeCount(): number; + dispose(): void; +} + +// ---- Construction --------------------------------------------------------- + +export function createFireSmoke(options: FireSmokeOptions): FireSmokeLayer { + const group = new THREE.Group(); + group.name = "fire-smoke"; + + const maxPlumes = Math.max(1, Math.floor(options.maxPlumes ?? MAX_PLUMES)); + const density = options.density ?? (isHandheld() ? HANDHELD_DENSITY : 1); + const puffs = Math.max( + 8, + Math.round((options.puffsPerPlume ?? PUFFS_PER_PLUME) * clamp(density, 0.1, 1)), + ); + const capacity = maxPlumes * puffs; + + const geometry = new THREE.InstancedBufferGeometry(); + /** + * A hand-built unit quad rather than a `PlaneGeometry` we then throw away. + * Disposing the plane fires the event the renderer uses to delete the GL + * buffers *for the attribute objects still bound here*; four vertices are + * cheaper than the comment explaining that crash. `clouds.ts` has the twin. + */ + geometry.setAttribute( + "position", + new THREE.BufferAttribute(Float32Array.of(-1, -1, 0, 1, -1, 0, 1, 1, 0, -1, 1, 0), 3), + ); + geometry.setIndex([0, 1, 2, 0, 2, 3]); + + /** + * The per-puff scatter, written once and never again. + * + * `t` is stratified rather than random: puff `k` of `n` sits at + * `(k + jitter) / n` along the column, so a plume is evenly populated instead + * of clumpy-by-luck. A uniform draw over `[0,1]` leaves visible gaps at 120 + * samples and the gaps move when the seed changes, which is the kind of + * artefact that gets blamed on the data. + */ + const seedRandom = seededRandom(options.seed ?? 0xf17e5); + const scatter = new Float32Array(capacity * 4); + for (let p = 0; p < maxPlumes; p++) { + for (let k = 0; k < puffs; k++) { + const i = (p * puffs + k) * 4; + const t = (k + seedRandom() * 0.9) / puffs; + // A disc rather than a square: a square scatter gives a column with + // corners on it, which is visible on the silhouette and on nothing else. + const angle = seedRandom() * Math.PI * 2; + const radius = Math.sqrt(seedRandom()); + scatter[i] = Math.min(1, t); + scatter[i + 1] = Math.cos(angle) * radius; + scatter[i + 2] = Math.sin(angle) * radius; + scatter[i + 3] = seedRandom(); + } + } + const scatterAttr = new THREE.InstancedBufferAttribute(scatter, 4); + geometry.setAttribute("iScatter", scatterAttr); + + const origins = new Float32Array(capacity * 3); + const shapes = new Float32Array(capacity * 4); + const originAttr = new THREE.InstancedBufferAttribute(origins, 3); + const shapeAttr = new THREE.InstancedBufferAttribute(shapes, 4); + originAttr.setUsage(THREE.DynamicDrawUsage); + shapeAttr.setUsage(THREE.DynamicDrawUsage); + geometry.setAttribute("iOrigin", originAttr); + geometry.setAttribute("iShape", shapeAttr); + geometry.instanceCount = 0; + + const texture = smokePuffTexture(); + + const uniforms: Record = { + uWind: { value: new THREE.Vector2(0, 1) }, + uTime: { value: 0 }, + uLit: { value: new THREE.Color(SMOKE_LIT) }, + uShade: { value: new THREE.Color(SMOKE_SHADE) }, + uBase: { value: new THREE.Color(0x2b211c) }, + uKey: { value: 1 }, + uFogColor: { value: new THREE.Color(0.8, 0.85, 0.9) }, + uFogNear: { value: options.span }, + uFogFar: { value: options.span * 4 }, + }; + if (texture) uniforms.uMap = { value: texture }; + + const material = new THREE.ShaderMaterial({ + uniforms, + defines: texture ? { USE_PUFF_MAP: "" } : {}, + vertexShader: VERTEX_SHADER, + fragmentShader: FRAGMENT_SHADER, + transparent: true, + /** + * Depth tested, never written. Tested because a plume behind a ridge is + * behind the ridge; not written because these are overlapping translucent + * quads and the first one drawn would punch a hole in every one behind it, + * which at 120 puffs to a column is most of the column. + */ + depthTest: true, + depthWrite: false, + side: THREE.DoubleSide, + /** + * Without this a `transparent` + `DoubleSide` material renders **twice** and + * sets `needsUpdate` on each flip, rebuilding the program cache key every + * frame forever. `clouds.ts` carries the full autopsy. + */ + forceSinglePass: true, + }); + + const mesh = new THREE.Mesh(geometry, material); + mesh.name = "fire-smoke-puffs"; + /** + * Never culled and never a shadow caster. The bounding sphere is computed + * from the unit quad, so the CPU thinks this object is two units across and + * would cull the whole plume from almost everywhere. + */ + mesh.frustumCulled = false; + mesh.castShadow = false; + mesh.receiveShadow = false; + mesh.renderOrder = SMOKE_RENDER_ORDER; + mesh.visible = false; + group.add(mesh); + + // ---- State -------------------------------------------------------------- + + let plumes = 0; + let visible = true; + let elapsed = 0; + const wind = uniforms.uWind?.value as THREE.Vector2; + + function applyWind(kph: number | null, fromDeg: number | null): void { + const speed = kph === null || !Number.isFinite(kph) ? DEFAULT_WIND_KPH : Math.max(0, kph); + const from = + fromDeg === null || !Number.isFinite(fromDeg) ? DEFAULT_WIND_FROM_DEG : fromDeg; + /** + * `fromDeg` is where the wind comes *from*, so smoke travels toward + * `from + 180`. Scene north is −Z and east is +X, which makes a bearing + * `b` the vector `(sin b, −cos b)` in x/z — the same convention + * `world.project` and `satellites.ts` use, stated once more because getting + * it wrong here points every plume into the wind and looks plausible. + */ + const toward = ((from + 180) * Math.PI) / 180; + wind.set(Math.sin(toward), -Math.cos(toward)); + // Speed is not used as a direction, only as the caller's business: a plume + // that got longer in a gale is `fires.ts`'s decision, made from this same + // number. Kept in the signature because the layer that owns the wind should + // be handed all of it, and unused here rather than silently absent. + void speed; + } + + applyWind(null, null); + + return { + group, + + setPlumes(next) { + const capped = next.slice(0, maxPlumes); + for (let p = 0; p < capped.length; p++) { + const plume = capped[p]; + if (plume === undefined) continue; + for (let k = 0; k < puffs; k++) { + const i = p * puffs + k; + origins[i * 3] = plume.x; + origins[i * 3 + 1] = plume.y; + origins[i * 3 + 2] = plume.z; + shapes[i * 4] = plume.length; + shapes[i * 4 + 1] = plume.width; + shapes[i * 4 + 2] = clamp(plume.density, 0, 1); + shapes[i * 4 + 3] = clamp(plume.lift, 0, 1); + } + } + plumes = capped.length; + geometry.instanceCount = plumes * puffs; + originAttr.needsUpdate = true; + shapeAttr.needsUpdate = true; + // An empty layer is not a layer drawing nothing — it is an object the + // renderer never visits, which is what makes the quiet board cost zero + // draw calls rather than one cheap one. + mesh.visible = visible && plumes > 0; + }, + + setWind: applyWind, + + setLighting(state) { + const key = clamp(state.sun.intensity / 3, 0, 1); + if (uniforms.uKey) uniforms.uKey.value = key; + const sun = new THREE.Color(state.sun.color); + const lit = uniforms.uLit?.value as THREE.Color; + const shade = uniforms.uShade?.value as THREE.Color; + // The sun's own colour, half-strength. Smoke at golden hour is orange and + // smoke at noon is grey, and the rig already knows which one it is. Then + // *scaled* by the key rather than merely tinted by it: smoke is not a + // light source and it cannot be brighter than what is falling on it. + lit.set(SMOKE_LIT).lerp(sun, 0.45 * key).multiplyScalar(0.24 + 0.76 * key); + shade + .set(SMOKE_SHADE) + .lerp(new THREE.Color(state.hemisphere.sky), 0.3) + .multiplyScalar(0.2 + 0.8 * key); + if (state.fog) { + (uniforms.uFogColor?.value as THREE.Color).set(state.fog.color); + if (uniforms.uFogNear) uniforms.uFogNear.value = state.fog.near; + if (uniforms.uFogFar) uniforms.uFogFar.value = state.fog.far; + } + }, + + setNight(night) { + if (!Number.isFinite(night)) return; + const n = clamp(night, 0, 1); + // The column's own base, lit from below by the fire once the sky stops + // doing it. Deliberately dim: a plume that glows is a plume claiming to be + // flame, and the flame is the mark. + (uniforms.uBase?.value as THREE.Color).set(0x2b211c).lerp(new THREE.Color(0x5a2a10), n); + }, + + setVisible(next) { + visible = next; + mesh.visible = next && plumes > 0; + }, + + tick(dt) { + if (!Number.isFinite(dt)) return; + elapsed = (elapsed + dt) % ((Math.PI * 2) / BOIL_RATE); + if (uniforms.uTime) uniforms.uTime.value = elapsed; + }, + + plumeCount() { + return plumes; + }, + + dispose() { + geometry.dispose(); + material.dispose(); + texture?.dispose(); + group.clear(); + }, + }; +} + +// ---- Shaders -------------------------------------------------------------- + +const VERTEX_SHADER = /* glsl */ ` +attribute vec3 iOrigin; +attribute vec4 iShape; // length, width, density, lift +attribute vec4 iScatter; // t, discX, discZ, phase + +uniform vec2 uWind; +uniform float uTime; + +varying vec2 vLocal; +varying float vAlpha; +varying float vT; +varying float vFogDepth; + +void main() { + float t = iScatter.x; + float len = iShape.x; + float wid = iShape.y; + float dens = iShape.z; + float lift = iShape.w; + + vec3 p = iOrigin; + + // Downwind travel. Slightly super-linear so the column is dense at the source + // and thins out along its length, which is what a real plume does and what + // makes the head read as the fire rather than as the middle of a stripe. + float along = len * pow(t, 1.15); + p.x += uWind.x * along; + p.z += uWind.y * along; + + // The rise. Steep at the base, flattening downwind; \`lift\` stands it up. + // A plume is a *column* first and a streak second — the first version of this + // rose about a puff radius over its whole length and read as a smear lying on + // the ground rather than as smoke coming off a fire. + p.y += wid * (4.6 + 9.0 * lift) * pow(t, 0.5); + + // The column widens as it travels, and the scatter is scaled with it. Tight at + // the source: a plume that starts as wide as it ends has no origin in it, and + // the origin is the whole point — it is where the fire is. + float spread = wid * (0.2 + 2.05 * t); + p.x += iScatter.y * spread; + p.z += iScatter.z * spread; + p.y += (iScatter.w - 0.5) * spread * 0.9; + + // A slow breath on a per-puff phase, so nothing in the column is ever frozen + // and no two puffs breathe together. + float boil = sin(uTime * ${BOIL_RATE.toFixed(3)} * 6.28318 + iScatter.w * 6.28318) * 0.07; + float size = spread * (1.0 + boil); + + // Fades in over the first twentieth so there is no disc sitting on the fire, + // and out over the last half so the plume has no end on it. + vAlpha = dens * smoothstep(0.0, 0.04, t) * (1.0 - smoothstep(0.5, 1.0, t)); + vT = t; + vLocal = position.xy; + + vec4 mv = modelViewMatrix * vec4(p, 1.0); + // The billboard: offset in view space, so every puff faces the camera and + // keeps its screen orientation however the board is orbited. + mv.xy += position.xy * size; + vFogDepth = -mv.z; + gl_Position = projectionMatrix * mv; +} +`; + +const FRAGMENT_SHADER = /* glsl */ ` +precision highp float; + +uniform vec3 uLit; +uniform vec3 uShade; +uniform vec3 uBase; +uniform float uKey; +uniform vec3 uFogColor; +uniform float uFogNear; +uniform float uFogFar; +#ifdef USE_PUFF_MAP +uniform sampler2D uMap; +#endif + +varying vec2 vLocal; +varying float vAlpha; +varying float vT; +varying float vFogDepth; + +void main() { + float a; + #ifdef USE_PUFF_MAP + a = texture2D(uMap, vLocal * 0.5 + 0.5).a; + #else + a = 1.0 - smoothstep(0.25, 1.0, length(vLocal)); + #endif + a *= vAlpha; + if (a < 0.004) discard; + + // Dark and brown at the source, pale grey by the time it has travelled. The + // key collapses the modelling toward flat as the sun goes down, which is the + // same thing \`clouds.ts\` does to a deck. + vec3 body = mix(uShade, uLit, mix(0.5, 0.82, uKey)); + vec3 color = mix(uBase, body, smoothstep(0.01, 0.38, vT)); + + float fog = smoothstep(uFogNear, uFogFar, vFogDepth); + color = mix(color, uFogColor, fog); + + gl_FragColor = vec4(color, a); +} +`; + +// ---- Helpers -------------------------------------------------------------- + +function clamp(v: number, lo: number, hi: number): number { + return v < lo ? lo : v > hi ? hi : v; +} + +/** `deviceProfile()` reads `window`; the typecheck and the tests do not have one. */ +function isHandheld(): boolean { + if (typeof window === "undefined") return false; + return deviceProfile().handheld; +} diff --git a/src/engine/fires.ts b/src/engine/fires.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..378ef1d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/engine/fires.ts @@ -0,0 +1,1119 @@ +/** + * Fire on the board: the marks, the ground extent, the hot pixels and the + * plumes — and, far more often than any of them, nothing at all. + * + * ### The honest empty board is the deliverable + * + * On the day this was written the SoCal board's bounds held **twenty-two live + * incident rows**, every one of them with `acres: null`, fifteen of them + * nameless LA County dispatch numbers that open when an engine rolls and close + * when it turns round. Nothing was burning in Los Angeles. The base SoCal frame + * was opened and checked by eye: pale sand basin, white-blue buildings, green + * ridges, blue ocean, pale sky, and **not one saturated warm pixel anywhere in + * it**. One orange glyph is therefore the most salient object on that board, and + * twenty-two of them, wrong, is a credibility loss no later polish recovers. + * + * So this layer draws what `promote()` gives it and never one thing more. It + * does not filter, it does not score, and it does not promote a hot pixel into a + * fire. Every "should this be drawn" question was answered once, in + * `src/server/fires.ts`, where it can be tested without a GL context. The + * division is deliberate and it is the whole architecture of the feature: a + * statement about data that lives inside a mesh builder is a statement nobody + * can test. + * + * ### Four layers, three draw calls, zero lights + * + * - **The mark and its ground extent share one `InstancedMesh`.** The base + * geometry is a six-sided ember *and* a flat quad — eight triangles — with a + * per-vertex `aPart` selecting which half a vertex belongs to. So the extent + * disc costs two triangles a fire and **no extra draw call**, which is what + * lets it exist at all. + * - **Hot pixels are one `THREE.Points`.** Zero triangles, one draw, the + * `satellites.ts` pattern exactly. + * - **Plumes are one instanced mesh**, in `fireSmoke.ts`, which this module + * composes so that `scene.ts` sees one layer and one factory. + * + * There is **no `THREE.Light` in this file and there must never be one.** + * CONTRACT.md §4 gives `Atmosphere` sole ownership of the rig, and a wildfire is + * the single most tempting exception in the codebase — it is *obviously* a light + * and a `PointLight` is one line. `nightlights.ts` records why the rule exists: + * three.js evaluates every light per fragment and the practical ceiling is a few + * dozen. Night glow here is emission plus an over-range colour through ACES, and + * it is both cheaper and better. + * + * ### Why the ground extent is a gradient and not a circle + * + * **There are no perimeters.** FIRIS is declared in the upstream collector and + * never called; there is no perimeter table and not one row from it. Every fire + * in the store is a point. Bug Fire's 93,733 acres is 380 km² — a disc 22 km + * across, 56 units wide on a 393-unit SoCal board — so it cannot honestly be a + * dot either. What is honest is *extent without shape*: a radial gradient with + * no hard edge anywhere, which reads as "about this much ground" and refuses to + * claim a boundary. A crisp circle would claim one, and would be wrong at every + * point on its circumference. + * + * ### One deliberate departure from the design, written down + * + * The design specified `AdditiveBlending` for the extent disc and flagged its + * own risk beside it: additive orange over the California board's warm sand at + * golden hour washes out rather than reads. It does. This uses normal alpha + * blending and moves the *colour* with the night factor instead — a smoke-brown + * that darkens the terrain by day, an over-range ember that blooms through ACES + * by night. That satisfies the acceptance test the design actually wrote down + * ("reads rather than washing out") and it avoids a second, quieter problem: + * switching `material.blending` at dusk bumps `material.version` and rebuilds + * the program. + */ + +import * as THREE from "three"; +import { + FIRE_EXTENT_DAY, + FIRE_EXTENT_NIGHT, + FIRE_MARK_BASE, + FIRE_MARK_TIP, + HOT_PIXEL_COLOR, + HOT_PIXEL_PERSISTENT_COLOR, + hotPixelTexture, +} from "../assets/fire.ts"; +import { detectionConfidence } from "../server/fires.ts"; +import { nightFactor } from "./atmosphere.ts"; +import { createFireSmoke, MAX_PLUMES, type SmokePlume } from "./fireSmoke.ts"; +import type { LightingState } from "./types.ts"; +import type { World } from "./world.ts"; + +// ---- The shapes this layer is handed -------------------------------------- + +/** + * One promoted wildfire, as the renderer receives it. + * + * **Declared here rather than imported, on purpose.** The authority on this + * shape is `FirePromotion` in `src/server/fires.ts`; `scene.ts` restates the + * same minimum and this restates it a third time. That is not duplication for + * its own sake — the repo is structurally typed, the three are checked against + * each other at the one place they meet (`SceneOptions.fires`), and keeping a + * local copy is what stops `engine/` taking a dependency on a wire module. It is + * the same rule that keeps `Marker` in `engine/types.ts` and the marker row on + * the server. + * + * `lon`, not `lng` — the wire's spelling, kept so `promote()`'s output flows in + * with no adapter. `acres` is a plain `number` because past the gate acreage is + * a fact; a renderer sizing a glyph never has to ask. + */ +export interface DrawnFireMark { + id: string; + name: string | null; + lat: number; + lon: number; + acres: number; + pctContained: number | null; + tier: 1 | 2; + observedAt: string | null; +} + +/** + * One satellite thermal detection — **evidence, not an incident.** + * + * `confidence` carries two incompatible scales in one column: MODIS publishes an + * integer 0–100, VIIRS publishes `low`/`nominal`/`high`. Nothing here parses it; + * `detectionConfidence()` does the branch once, upstream, and `"nominal"` + * reaching a shader as `NaN` is a hole in the frame. + */ +export interface FireDetectionMark { + sat: string; + lat: number; + lon: number; + frp: number | null; + confidence: string | null; + persistent: boolean; + acquiredAt: string; +} + +export interface FireView { + readonly drawn: readonly DrawnFireMark[]; + readonly detections: readonly FireDetectionMark[]; + /** ISO-8601 of the last **successful** upstream fetch. Epoch zero when never. */ + readonly fetchedAt: string; + /** Milliseconds since `fetchedAt`, or `null` when nothing has ever answered. */ + readonly ageMs: number | null; +} + +export interface FireLayerOptions { + /** Board span in scene units — the larger projected extent of `city.bounds`. */ + span: number; + /** Fixed instance capacity. Matches `FIRE_DRAW_LIMIT`; see the constant. */ + maxFires?: number; + maxDetections?: number; + /** Plumes off entirely. `setSmokeVisible` is the runtime switch. */ + smoke?: boolean; + /** Test seam: suppress the flicker without a `matchMedia` to read. */ + reducedMotion?: boolean; +} + +/** + * The layer, as `scene.ts` uses it — plus three read-backs that are not in the + * seam and are not meant to be. `markCount`, `plumeCount` and `inspect` exist so + * the panel can caption what is on screen and so a test can assert what a + * picture cannot: that a growing fire got a longer plume without the drawn set + * changing. + */ +export interface FireLayer { + group: THREE.Object3D; + setFires(view: FireView | null): void; + setSmokeVisible(visible: boolean): void; + setLighting(state: LightingState): void; + setSolarElevation(degrees: number): void; + setWind(kph: number | null, fromDeg: number | null): void; + tick(dt: number): void; + /** 0..1 smoke load at a coordinate, for haze somewhere else. */ + smokeLoadAt(lat: number, lng: number): number; + /** How many marks are drawn right now. */ + markCount(): number; + /** How many hot pixels are drawn right now. */ + detectionCount(): number; + /** How many plumes are drawn right now. */ + plumeCount(): number; + /** What this fire was rendered as, or `null` if it is not drawn. */ + inspect(id: string): FireRenderState | null; + dispose(): void; +} + +/** What one fire ended up looking like. A debug and test read-back. */ +export interface FireRenderState { + /** 0..1 severity, from acreage and containment. Drives size and emission. */ + heat: number; + /** 0..1, from the acreage series. Zero for every fire the store has ever held. */ + momentum: number; + /** Fractional acreage growth per hour, unclamped. */ + growthPerHour: number; + /** Mark base radius, scene units. */ + markUnits: number; + /** Ground extent radius, scene units. */ + extentUnits: number; + /** Plume length in scene units, or 0 where this fire earned no plume. */ + plumeUnits: number; +} + +// ---- Constants ------------------------------------------------------------ + +/** + * Instance capacity. Matches `FIRE_DRAW_LIMIT` in `src/server/fires.ts`, which + * is the cap `promote()` already applies — this is the buffer that assumes it. + * Not a data claim: the whole state has produced five. + */ +export const FIRE_MARK_CAPACITY = 64; + +/** Hot-pixel capacity. 292 of the store's 425 fall inside the California board. */ +export const HOT_PIXEL_CAPACITY = 768; + +/** + * Mark base radius as a fraction of the board span. + * + * A symbol, not a measurement — the extent disc is the measurement. It is sized + * in *board* units rather than in metres because its job is to be legible from + * the pose the board is normally read at, and a mark that scaled with the map + * would be sub-pixel on California and enormous on SoCal. About eleven screen + * pixels across on a 1,280-wide whole-board frame. + */ +const MARK_SPAN_FRACTION = 0.0105; + +/** Mark height over base radius. Tall enough to read as a spike from low angles. */ +const MARK_HEIGHT_RATIO = 2.4; + +/** Square metres in an acre. The extent disc's entire arithmetic. */ +const SQ_M_PER_ACRE = 4046.8564224; + +/** + * The plume's length coefficient, in kilometres at a hundred acres, before wind. + * + * Three, not four, and the third of a kilometre matters: the design's own + * warning is that "a 268-acre fire with a 40 km plume is a lie told in a medium + * that reads as truthful". Under this, the live store's 268-acre Carrizo Fire + * gets about five kilometres and its 7,591-acre Timber Fire about twenty-eight, + * which are both roughly what those two fires actually produced. + */ +const PLUME_KM_AT_100_ACRES = 3.0; + +/** + * The hard cap, in kilometres. Forty is long, and it is *not* the number to + * reach for when a plume looks short — the number to reach for is the picture. + */ +const PLUME_MAX_KM = 40; + +/** How far a drawn fire's smoke is allowed to reach for `smokeLoadAt`, in km. */ +const SMOKE_REACH_KM = 120; + +/** Growth per hour, as a fraction of current acreage, that counts as full momentum. */ +const FULL_MOMENTUM_GROWTH = 0.35; + +/** The window `growthPerHour` looks back over, and how many samples it keeps. */ +export const MOMENTUM_WINDOW_MS = 6 * 3_600_000; +const MOMENTUM_MAX_SAMPLES = 12; + +/** Drawn over the smoke and over the cloud deck. A mark is not weather. */ +const FIRE_RENDER_ORDER = 4; + +// ---- Construction --------------------------------------------------------- + +export function createFireLayer(world: World, options: FireLayerOptions): FireLayer { + const group = new THREE.Group(); + group.name = "fires"; + + const span = options.span > 0 ? options.span : 1; + const capacity = Math.max(1, Math.floor(options.maxFires ?? FIRE_MARK_CAPACITY)); + const detectionCapacity = Math.max( + 1, + Math.floor(options.maxDetections ?? HOT_PIXEL_CAPACITY), + ); + const reducedMotion = options.reducedMotion ?? prefersReducedMotion(); + + const markRadius = span * MARK_SPAN_FRACTION; + const metresPerUnit = world.metresPerUnit > 0 ? world.metresPerUnit : 1; + + // ---- The mark and its extent, in one mesh ------------------------------- + + const markGeometry = buildMarkGeometry(); + const iCenter = new Float32Array(capacity * 3); + const iSize = new Float32Array(capacity * 2); + const iHeat = new Float32Array(capacity * 2); + const centerAttr = new THREE.InstancedBufferAttribute(iCenter, 3); + const sizeAttr = new THREE.InstancedBufferAttribute(iSize, 2); + const heatAttr = new THREE.InstancedBufferAttribute(iHeat, 2); + centerAttr.setUsage(THREE.DynamicDrawUsage); + sizeAttr.setUsage(THREE.DynamicDrawUsage); + heatAttr.setUsage(THREE.DynamicDrawUsage); + markGeometry.setAttribute("iCenter", centerAttr); + markGeometry.setAttribute("iSize", sizeAttr); + markGeometry.setAttribute("iHeat", heatAttr); + markGeometry.instanceCount = 0; + + const markUniforms: Record = { + uNight: { value: 0 }, + uTime: { value: 0 }, + uFlicker: { value: reducedMotion ? 0 : 1 }, + uMarkBase: { value: new THREE.Color(FIRE_MARK_BASE) }, + uMarkTip: { value: new THREE.Color(FIRE_MARK_TIP) }, + uExtentDay: { value: new THREE.Color(FIRE_EXTENT_DAY) }, + uExtentNight: { value: new THREE.Color(FIRE_EXTENT_NIGHT) }, + uExtentAlpha: { value: new THREE.Vector2(0.44, 0.66) }, + uLift: { value: markRadius * 0.22 }, + uFogColor: { value: new THREE.Color(0.8, 0.85, 0.9) }, + uFogNear: { value: span }, + uFogFar: { value: span * 4 }, + }; + + const markMaterial = new THREE.ShaderMaterial({ + uniforms: markUniforms, + vertexShader: MARK_VERTEX_SHADER, + fragmentShader: MARK_FRAGMENT_SHADER, + transparent: true, + depthTest: true, + /** + * Never written. The extent disc and the ember overlap each other and the + * terrain, and a transparent surface that writes depth punches a hole in + * whatever draws after it. Tested, though: a fire behind a ridge is behind + * the ridge, and turning the test off would put the Sierra's fires in front + * of the Sierra. + */ + depthWrite: false, + side: THREE.DoubleSide, + /** See `clouds.ts`: without this a transparent DoubleSide material renders + * twice and rebuilds its program every frame, forever. */ + forceSinglePass: true, + }); + + const markMesh = new THREE.Mesh(markGeometry, markMaterial); + markMesh.name = "fire-marks"; + markMesh.frustumCulled = false; + markMesh.castShadow = false; + markMesh.receiveShadow = false; + markMesh.renderOrder = FIRE_RENDER_ORDER; + markMesh.visible = false; + group.add(markMesh); + + // ---- Hot pixels --------------------------------------------------------- + + const hotPositions = new Float32Array(detectionCapacity * 3); + const hotColors = new Float32Array(detectionCapacity * 4); + const hotSizes = new Float32Array(detectionCapacity); + const hotPositionAttr = new THREE.BufferAttribute(hotPositions, 3); + const hotColorAttr = new THREE.BufferAttribute(hotColors, 4); + const hotSizeAttr = new THREE.BufferAttribute(hotSizes, 1); + hotPositionAttr.setUsage(THREE.DynamicDrawUsage); + hotColorAttr.setUsage(THREE.DynamicDrawUsage); + hotSizeAttr.setUsage(THREE.DynamicDrawUsage); + const hotGeometry = new THREE.BufferGeometry(); + hotGeometry.setAttribute("position", hotPositionAttr); + hotGeometry.setAttribute("aColor", hotColorAttr); + hotGeometry.setAttribute("aSize", hotSizeAttr); + hotGeometry.setDrawRange(0, 0); + + const hotTexture = hotPixelTexture(); + const hotUniforms: Record = { + uScale: { value: 1 }, + /** + * A plotted sample has to stay legible against whatever it is plotted on, + * and the board it is plotted on changes colour by twelve stops between noon + * and midnight. The hue does not move — it is cold at both ends, because + * that is what keeps it from reading as fire — only its *value* does: a deep + * slate against pale sand at noon, a pale ice against black terrain at + * night. The per-point colour carries the persistent demotion and this + * carries the time of day; the shader multiplies them. + */ + uDayTint: { value: new THREE.Color(0.32, 0.46, 0.62) }, + uNightTint: { value: new THREE.Color(1.25, 1.45, 1.7) }, + uNight: { value: 0 }, + }; + if (hotTexture) hotUniforms.uMap = { value: hotTexture }; + + const hotMaterial = new THREE.ShaderMaterial({ + uniforms: hotUniforms, + defines: hotTexture ? { USE_HOT_MAP: "" } : {}, + vertexShader: HOT_VERTEX_SHADER, + fragmentShader: HOT_FRAGMENT_SHADER, + transparent: true, + depthWrite: false, + depthTest: true, + }); + + const hotPoints = new THREE.Points(hotGeometry, hotMaterial); + hotPoints.name = "fire-hot-pixels"; + hotPoints.frustumCulled = false; + hotPoints.renderOrder = FIRE_RENDER_ORDER - 1; + hotPoints.visible = false; + group.add(hotPoints); + + // ---- Plumes ------------------------------------------------------------- + + const smoke = createFireSmoke({ span, maxPlumes: MAX_PLUMES }); + if (options.smoke === false) smoke.setVisible(false); + group.add(smoke.group); + + // ---- State -------------------------------------------------------------- + + const momentum = createMomentumTracker(); + /** One scratch colour for the whole hot-pixel loop; see `satellites.ts`. */ + const scratchColor = new THREE.Color(); + const rendered = new Map(); + let drawn: readonly DrawnFireMark[] = []; + let marks = 0; + let detections = 0; + let windKph: number | null = null; + let windFromDeg: number | null = null; + let elapsed = 0; + + function rebuild(): void { + const plumes: SmokePlume[] = []; + rendered.clear(); + marks = 0; + + for (const fire of drawn) { + if (marks >= capacity) break; + const [x, z] = world.project(fire.lat, fire.lon); + const y = world.groundAt(fire.lat, fire.lon); + + const rate = momentum.rateFor(fire.id); + const mom = momentumOf(rate); + const heat = fireHeat(fire.acres, fire.pctContained); + const scale = markRadius * (0.78 + 0.5 * heat); + const extentUnits = Math.max( + (extentRadiusKm(fire.acres) * 1000) / metresPerUnit, + scale * 1.15, + ); + + iCenter[marks * 3] = x; + iCenter[marks * 3 + 1] = y; + iCenter[marks * 3 + 2] = z; + iSize[marks * 2] = scale; + iSize[marks * 2 + 1] = extentUnits; + iHeat[marks * 2] = heat; + iHeat[marks * 2 + 1] = mom; + + let plumeUnits = 0; + /** + * **Tier decides, and only tier.** `promote()` set it from + * `FIRE_TIER_PLUME_ACRES`, and re-deriving it here from acreage would put + * the threshold in two files and make the picture stop matching the + * caption the first time one of them moved. + */ + if (fire.tier === 2 && plumes.length < MAX_PLUMES) { + const lengthKm = plumeLengthKm(fire.acres, windKph, mom); + plumeUnits = (lengthKm * 1000) / metresPerUnit; + plumes.push({ + id: fire.id, + x, + y, + z, + length: plumeUnits, + width: (plumeWidthKm(fire.acres) * 1000) / metresPerUnit, + density: plumeDensity(fire.acres), + lift: mom, + }); + } + + rendered.set(fire.id, { + heat, + momentum: mom, + growthPerHour: rate, + markUnits: scale, + extentUnits, + plumeUnits, + }); + marks += 1; + } + + markGeometry.instanceCount = marks; + centerAttr.needsUpdate = true; + sizeAttr.needsUpdate = true; + heatAttr.needsUpdate = true; + // Not "drawing nothing" — an object the renderer never visits. This is what + // makes the quiet board cost zero draw calls rather than three cheap ones. + markMesh.visible = marks > 0; + smoke.setPlumes(plumes); + } + + return { + group, + + setFires(view) { + if (view === null || view === undefined) { + drawn = []; + momentum.retain([]); + rebuild(); + detections = 0; + hotGeometry.setDrawRange(0, 0); + hotPoints.visible = false; + return; + } + + /** + * Filtered before anything else touches it, and the order matters: a body + * from a server one version behind, or a hand-built one in a test, is a + * shape this module did not build. The only acceptable response to a row + * it cannot read is to draw fewer rows — the consumer is a render loop and + * a throw here is a black page. + */ + const next = (Array.isArray(view.drawn) ? view.drawn : []).filter( + (fire): fire is DrawnFireMark => + fire !== null && + typeof fire === "object" && + typeof fire.id === "string" && + Number.isFinite(fire.lat) && + Number.isFinite(fire.lon) && + Number.isFinite(fire.acres), + ); + + const fetchedMs = Date.parse(view.fetchedAt); + const fallbackMs = Number.isFinite(fetchedMs) && fetchedMs > 0 ? fetchedMs : Date.now(); + for (const fire of next) { + const observed = typeof fire.observedAt === "string" ? Date.parse(fire.observedAt) : NaN; + momentum.observe(fire.id, Number.isFinite(observed) ? observed : fallbackMs, fire.acres); + } + momentum.retain(next.map((fire) => fire.id)); + drawn = next; + rebuild(); + + // ---- Hot pixels ---- + const marks2 = Array.isArray(view.detections) ? view.detections : []; + let n = 0; + for (const detection of marks2) { + if (n >= detectionCapacity) break; + if (detection === null || typeof detection !== "object") continue; + if (!Number.isFinite(detection.lat) || !Number.isFinite(detection.lon)) continue; + const [x, z] = world.project(detection.lat, detection.lon); + const style = hotPixelStyle(detection); + hotPositions[n * 3] = x; + // Lifted off the terrain by a fraction of the mark, so a pixel on a + // ridge is not swallowed by the ridge. It is a plotted sample and it is + // allowed to float; pretending it sits on the ground would be claiming a + // precision a 375 m cell does not have. + hotPositions[n * 3 + 1] = world.groundAt(detection.lat, detection.lon) + markRadius * 0.2; + hotPositions[n * 3 + 2] = z; + scratchColor.set(style.color); + hotColors[n * 4] = scratchColor.r; + hotColors[n * 4 + 1] = scratchColor.g; + hotColors[n * 4 + 2] = scratchColor.b; + hotColors[n * 4 + 3] = style.opacity; + hotSizes[n] = style.size; + n += 1; + } + detections = n; + hotGeometry.setDrawRange(0, n); + hotPositionAttr.needsUpdate = true; + hotColorAttr.needsUpdate = true; + hotSizeAttr.needsUpdate = true; + hotPoints.visible = n > 0; + }, + + setSmokeVisible(visible) { + smoke.setVisible(visible && options.smoke !== false); + }, + + setLighting(state) { + if (state.fog) { + (markUniforms.uFogColor?.value as THREE.Color).set(state.fog.color); + if (markUniforms.uFogNear) markUniforms.uFogNear.value = state.fog.near; + if (markUniforms.uFogFar) markUniforms.uFogFar.value = state.fog.far; + } + smoke.setLighting(state); + }, + + setSolarElevation(degrees) { + if (!Number.isFinite(degrees)) return; + const night = nightFactor(degrees); + if (markUniforms.uNight) markUniforms.uNight.value = night; + if (hotUniforms.uNight) hotUniforms.uNight.value = night; + smoke.setNight(night); + }, + + setWind(kph, fromDeg) { + windKph = kph; + windFromDeg = fromDeg; + smoke.setWind(kph, fromDeg); + // Plume length moves with wind speed, so the plumes have to be restated. + // Cheap: it is two instance attributes and no allocation past the array. + rebuild(); + }, + + tick(dt) { + if (!Number.isFinite(dt)) return; + elapsed = (elapsed + dt) % 1000; + if (markUniforms.uTime) markUniforms.uTime.value = elapsed; + smoke.tick(dt); + }, + + smokeLoadAt(lat, lng) { + return smokeLoad(drawn, lat, lng, windFromDeg); + }, + + markCount() { + return marks; + }, + + detectionCount() { + return detections; + }, + + plumeCount() { + return smoke.plumeCount(); + }, + + inspect(id) { + return rendered.get(id) ?? null; + }, + + dispose() { + markGeometry.dispose(); + markMaterial.dispose(); + hotGeometry.dispose(); + hotMaterial.dispose(); + hotTexture?.dispose(); + smoke.dispose(); + group.clear(); + }, + }; +} + +// ---- The arithmetic, all of it pure and all of it tested ------------------ + +/** + * The radius of a disc of the same area, in kilometres. + * + * This is the *only* honest thing that can be said about a fire's ground extent + * from the data available, and it is deliberately said as an area rather than as + * a shape. 93,733 acres is 379 km² and an 11 km radius; 10 acres is 113 m. + */ +export function extentRadiusKm(acres: number): number { + if (!Number.isFinite(acres) || acres <= 0) return 0; + const areaKm2 = (acres * SQ_M_PER_ACRE) / 1_000_000; + return Math.sqrt(areaKm2 / Math.PI); +} + +/** + * How hot a fire looks, 0..1, from acreage and containment. + * + * Logarithmic in acreage, because the range this has to span is four orders of + * magnitude and a linear map makes everything under a thousand acres identical. + * Containment contributes because a fire at 70% is a fire that is being beaten, + * and the gate has already refused everything at 80% and over. + */ +export function fireHeat(acres: number, pctContained: number | null): number { + const size = clamp01(Math.log10(Math.max(10, acres) / 10) / 3); + const open = 1 - clamp01((pctContained ?? 0) / 100); + return clamp01(0.22 + 0.56 * size + 0.22 * open); +} + +/** + * Plume length in kilometres. + * + * A square root in acreage and a linear term in wind speed, then a hard cap. + * The square root is the important half: a plume is a function of the fire's + * *perimeter* far more than of its area, and a linear map in acreage puts a + * continental smoke column over anything above a few thousand acres. + */ +export function plumeLengthKm( + acres: number, + windKph: number | null, + momentum: number = 0, +): number { + if (!Number.isFinite(acres) || acres <= 0) return 0; + const base = PLUME_KM_AT_100_ACRES * Math.sqrt(acres / 100); + const speed = windKph === null || !Number.isFinite(windKph) ? 14 : Math.max(0, windKph); + const windScale = 0.55 + Math.min(1.6, speed / 26); + // Momentum lengthens a plume it did not create. A third longer at full growth + // is deliberately modest — the term's first real execution will be in + // production during a fire, so a miscalibration must understate. + const growth = 1 + 0.35 * clamp01(momentum); + return Math.min(PLUME_MAX_KM, Math.max(2, base * windScale * growth)); +} + +/** + * The ember's emissive multiplier, mirrored from `MARK_FRAGMENT_SHADER`. + * + * Held in TypeScript as well as in GLSL so the one property that matters can be + * asserted without a GL context: that a fire which is growing is *brighter* than + * the same fire holding steady. The two expressions must stay identical; each + * carries a comment pointing at the other. + */ +export function markGlow(heat: number, momentum: number, night: number): number { + return ( + (0.72 + 0.85 * clamp01(heat)) * (1 + clamp01(night) * (0.9 + 1.1 * clamp01(momentum))) + ); +} + +/** Puff radius near the source, kilometres. Also square-root in acreage. */ +export function plumeWidthKm(acres: number): number { + if (!Number.isFinite(acres) || acres <= 0) return 0; + return Math.min(2.8, Math.max(0.25, 0.29 * Math.sqrt(acres / 100))); +} + +/** Plume opacity, 0..1. Bigger fires make *denser* smoke, not longer smoke. */ +export function plumeDensity(acres: number): number { + if (!Number.isFinite(acres) || acres <= 0) return 0; + return clamp(0.28 + 0.45 * Math.log10(acres / 100 + 1), 0.28, 0.8); +} + +/** + * Fractional acreage growth per hour, from an acreage series. + * + * **Zero, for every fire the upstream store has ever held.** Across all 665 + * observations in its life, not one incident has recorded two different acreage + * values — so this function's first real execution will be in production during + * a fire, which is the worst possible debugging condition. That is why it is a + * pure function with a synthetic series in the test suite rather than a closure + * inside a mesh builder, and why everything it drives is a *modifier* on a fire + * that already passed the gate. Momentum never promotes anything into being + * drawn. + * + * First-to-last over the window rather than a regression: the samples are ten + * minutes apart and an agency restating an acreage is a step, not a trend, so a + * least-squares fit would smooth away the one thing worth seeing. + */ +export function growthPerHour(samples: readonly AcreageSample[]): number { + if (samples.length < 2) return 0; + const first = samples[0]; + const last = samples[samples.length - 1]; + if (first === undefined || last === undefined) return 0; + if (!(first.acres > 0)) return 0; + const hours = (last.atMs - first.atMs) / 3_600_000; + if (!(hours > 0)) return 0; + return Math.max(0, (last.acres - first.acres) / first.acres / hours); +} + +/** Growth rate to a 0..1 uniform. `FULL_MOMENTUM_GROWTH` is the ceiling. */ +export function momentumOf(growth: number): number { + if (!Number.isFinite(growth) || growth <= 0) return 0; + return smoothstep(0, FULL_MOMENTUM_GROWTH, growth); +} + +export interface AcreageSample { + readonly atMs: number; + readonly acres: number; +} + +export interface MomentumTracker { + /** Record an observation. A repeat of the last timestamp is not one. */ + observe(id: string, atMs: number, acres: number): void; + rateFor(id: string): number; + /** Forget every fire not in this list. The gate drops fires; so does this. */ + retain(ids: readonly string[]): void; + samples(id: string): readonly AcreageSample[]; +} + +export function createMomentumTracker(): MomentumTracker { + const series = new Map(); + + return { + observe(id, atMs, acres) { + if (typeof id !== "string" || id === "") return; + if (!Number.isFinite(atMs) || !Number.isFinite(acres)) return; + const existing = series.get(id) ?? []; + const last = existing[existing.length - 1]; + // The feed is polled far more often than the agencies restate an acreage, + // so the same observation arrives many times. Recording it repeatedly + // would make the window cover minutes instead of hours and turn one + // restatement into an enormous apparent growth rate. + if (last !== undefined && atMs <= last.atMs) return; + existing.push({ atMs, acres }); + const cutoff = atMs - MOMENTUM_WINDOW_MS; + let trimmed = existing.filter((sample) => sample.atMs >= cutoff); + if (trimmed.length > MOMENTUM_MAX_SAMPLES) { + trimmed = trimmed.slice(trimmed.length - MOMENTUM_MAX_SAMPLES); + } + series.set(id, trimmed); + }, + + rateFor(id) { + return growthPerHour(series.get(id) ?? []); + }, + + retain(ids) { + const keep = new Set(ids); + for (const id of [...series.keys()]) { + if (!keep.has(id)) series.delete(id); + } + }, + + samples(id) { + return series.get(id) ?? []; + }, + }; +} + +/** What one hot pixel is drawn as. Pure, so the branch can be asserted. */ +export interface HotPixelStyle { + size: number; + opacity: number; + color: number; +} + +/** + * A hot pixel's size, opacity and colour — **evidence styling, not fire + * styling.** + * + * Two things are load-bearing here and both are data facts rather than taste: + * + * - **The confidence branch.** MODIS reports an integer 0–100 and VIIRS + * reports `low`/`nominal`/`high` in the same column. `detectionConfidence()` + * does the branch once; nothing here parses the string, because `"nominal"` + * through `Number()` is `NaN` and `NaN` in an alpha is a hole in the frame. + * - **`persistent` is a demotion, not a filter.** There is a permanent + * industrial heat source 4.7 km from the upstream operator's house that + * reports at FRP ~1.0 on every pass on every day the store holds, with no + * incident behind it. `promote()` already splits those out of the drawn set, + * so in production this branch should never fire — it exists because a layer + * handed a raw body must not draw a flare stack at the same weight as a fire + * front, and because "it cannot happen" is not a rendering strategy. + */ +export function hotPixelStyle(detection: { + sat: string; + lat: number; + lon: number; + frp: number | null; + confidence: string | null; + persistent: boolean; + acquiredAt: string; +}): HotPixelStyle { + /** + * `detectionConfidence` reads `sat` and `confidence` and nothing else. + * `persistentDays` is supplied only to satisfy the wire shape without + * importing the wire type into `engine/` — and if `FireDetection` ever grows + * another required field, this line fails the typecheck, which is the + * schema-drift alarm rather than a silent divergence. + */ + const confidence = detectionConfidence({ ...detection, persistentDays: 0 }); + const frp = detection.frp; + const power = frp === null || !Number.isFinite(frp) ? 0 : clamp01(Math.log10(1 + frp) / 2); + const certainty = confidence === null ? 0.45 : confidence; + + const size = 2.6 + 5.6 * power; + /** + * The floor is not decoration. A hot pixel whose product published no + * confidence at all is still a measurement, and at 0.16 it was invisible on + * the SoCal board's pale sand — which turns "we looked and found seven warm + * cells" into a frame that says nothing. + */ + const opacity = 0.34 + 0.46 * certainty; + + if (detection.persistent) { + return { + // Two thirds the size, under a third the opacity, and a colour with almost + // no hue left in it. Present, countable, and impossible to mistake for + // something happening. + size: size * 0.62, + opacity: opacity * 0.3, + color: HOT_PIXEL_PERSISTENT_COLOR, + }; + } + return { size, opacity, color: HOT_PIXEL_COLOR }; +} + +/** + * 0..1 smoke load at a coordinate, from the drawn set and the board's wind. + * + * This is the number that couples the LA courtyard to the real sky. A fire sixty + * kilometres up the San Gabriels is not a flame seen from a courtyard — it is a + * brown horizon, a dimmed sun and air that stops being clear closer in — so what + * travels is a scalar, not geometry. + * + * Alignment matters more than distance and that is the physical truth of it: a + * fire twenty kilometres upwind is smoke overhead, and the same fire twenty + * kilometres downwind is a clear day with something orange on the skyline. The + * floor of 0.25 exists because wind is a ten-minute average and smoke is not. + */ +export function smokeLoad( + drawn: readonly DrawnFireMark[], + lat: number, + lng: number, + windFromDeg: number | null, +): number { + if (drawn.length === 0) return 0; + let load = 0; + const travel = windFromDeg === null || !Number.isFinite(windFromDeg) ? null : windFromDeg + 180; + + for (const fire of drawn) { + const dLat = lat - fire.lat; + const dLng = (lng - fire.lon) * Math.cos((lat * Math.PI) / 180); + const km = Math.hypot(dLat, dLng) * 111.32; + if (km > SMOKE_REACH_KM) continue; + + const strength = clamp01(Math.log10(fire.acres / 100 + 1) / 2); + if (strength <= 0) continue; + const near = (1 - km / SMOKE_REACH_KM) ** 1.5; + + let alignment = 1; + if (travel !== null && km > 0.5) { + // Bearing from the fire to the point, clockwise from north. + const toPoint = (Math.atan2(-dLng, -dLat) * 180) / Math.PI + 180; + const delta = (((toPoint - travel) % 360) + 540) % 360 - 180; + alignment = clamp01(Math.cos((delta * Math.PI) / 180)); + } + load += strength * near * (0.25 + 0.75 * alignment); + } + return clamp01(load); +} + +// ---- Geometry ------------------------------------------------------------- + +/** + * A six-sided ember **and** a flat quad, in one buffer, distinguished by + * `aPart`. + * + * This is the trick that makes the ground extent free. An `InstancedMesh` draws + * one geometry per instance, so two shapes normally means two meshes and two + * draw calls — and the extent disc, which is the honest answer to having no + * perimeter data, would then be paying a draw call to say "about this much + * ground". Packing both into one eight-triangle geometry and branching in the + * vertex shader costs two triangles a fire and nothing else. + * + * Six sides rather than four or eight: four reads as a paper dart from directly + * above, and eight is indistinguishable from six at every distance a board is + * ever viewed from while costing a third more triangles. + */ +function buildMarkGeometry(): THREE.InstancedBufferGeometry { + const sides = 6; + const positions: number[] = [0, 1, 0]; + const parts: number[] = [0]; + for (let i = 0; i < sides; i++) { + const angle = (i / sides) * Math.PI * 2; + positions.push(Math.cos(angle), 0, Math.sin(angle)); + parts.push(0); + } + const quadBase = positions.length / 3; + for (const [x, z] of [ + [-1, -1], + [1, -1], + [1, 1], + [-1, 1], + ] as const) { + positions.push(x, 0, z); + parts.push(1); + } + + const index: number[] = []; + for (let i = 0; i < sides; i++) { + index.push(0, 1 + i, 1 + ((i + 1) % sides)); + } + index.push(quadBase, quadBase + 1, quadBase + 2, quadBase, quadBase + 2, quadBase + 3); + + const geometry = new THREE.InstancedBufferGeometry(); + geometry.setAttribute("position", new THREE.BufferAttribute(Float32Array.from(positions), 3)); + geometry.setAttribute("aPart", new THREE.BufferAttribute(Float32Array.from(parts), 1)); + geometry.setIndex(index); + return geometry; +} + +// ---- Shaders -------------------------------------------------------------- + +const MARK_VERTEX_SHADER = /* glsl */ ` +attribute float aPart; // 0 = ember, 1 = ground extent +attribute vec3 iCenter; +attribute vec2 iSize; // mark radius, extent radius +attribute vec2 iHeat; // heat 0..1, momentum 0..1 + +uniform float uLift; + +varying float vPart; +varying float vUp; +varying vec2 vLocal; +varying vec2 vHeat; +varying float vFogDepth; + +void main() { + vPart = aPart; + vHeat = iHeat; + + vec3 local; + if (aPart < 0.5) { + // A growing fire stands taller. The base radius is untouched, so momentum + // changes the ember's proportions rather than its footprint — the footprint + // is a claim about ground and momentum is not. + float height = iSize.x * ${MARK_HEIGHT_RATIO.toFixed(2)} * (1.0 + 0.45 * iHeat.y); + local = vec3(position.x * iSize.x, position.y * height, position.z * iSize.x); + vUp = position.y; + vLocal = vec2(0.0); + } else { + // Lifted clear of the terrain. The disc is flat and the ground is not, so + // without this it z-fights across every slope it lies on. + local = vec3(position.x * iSize.y, uLift, position.z * iSize.y); + vUp = 0.0; + vLocal = position.xz; + } + + vec4 mv = modelViewMatrix * vec4(iCenter + local, 1.0); + vFogDepth = -mv.z; + gl_Position = projectionMatrix * mv; +} +`; + +const MARK_FRAGMENT_SHADER = /* glsl */ ` +precision highp float; + +uniform float uNight; +uniform float uTime; +uniform float uFlicker; +uniform vec3 uMarkBase; +uniform vec3 uMarkTip; +uniform vec3 uExtentDay; +uniform vec3 uExtentNight; +uniform vec2 uExtentAlpha; // day, night +uniform vec3 uFogColor; +uniform float uFogNear; +uniform float uFogFar; + +varying float vPart; +varying float vUp; +varying vec2 vLocal; +varying vec2 vHeat; +varying float vFogDepth; + +void main() { + vec3 color; + float alpha; + float fogBite; + + if (vPart < 0.5) { + // The ember. Deep red at the base, pale yellow at the tip: the hue travel is + // most of what makes a small shape read as combustion rather than as a cone. + color = mix(uMarkBase, uMarkTip, smoothstep(0.0, 1.0, vUp)); + + // Over-range on purpose. The renderer runs ACES, so a value above 1 lands as + // a hot core that rolls off into its own surround instead of clipping to a + // flat patch of paint. This is the whole of "night glow" and it constructs + // no light: CONTRACT.md §4. + // Mirrored in \`markGlow()\` above; the two must stay identical. + float glow = (0.72 + 0.85 * vHeat.x) * (1.0 + uNight * (0.9 + 1.1 * vHeat.y)); + // A slight, slow flicker — six percent, on a per-fire phase taken from the + // heat so no two marks pulse together. Zeroed under prefers-reduced-motion. + glow *= 1.0 + uFlicker * 0.06 * sin(uTime * 3.1 + vHeat.x * 17.0); + color *= glow; + alpha = 0.94; + // A mark is a symbol and symbols are not in the weather — but a symbol that + // ignores fog entirely floats off the board, so it takes a little. + fogBite = 0.35; + } else { + // The ground extent: a radial gradient that reaches zero with zero gradient + // at its own rim, so there is no edge anywhere on it. A crisp circle would + // claim a perimeter, and there is no perimeter data in this feed at all. + float r = length(vLocal); + float f = 1.0 - smoothstep(0.0, 1.0, r); + f = f * f; + color = mix(uExtentDay, uExtentNight, uNight); + alpha = f * mix(uExtentAlpha.x, uExtentAlpha.y, uNight) * (0.5 + 0.5 * vHeat.x); + fogBite = 0.85; + } + + if (alpha < 0.004) discard; + + float fog = smoothstep(uFogNear, uFogFar, vFogDepth) * fogBite; + color = mix(color, uFogColor, fog); + + gl_FragColor = vec4(color, alpha); +} +`; + +const HOT_VERTEX_SHADER = /* glsl */ ` +attribute vec4 aColor; +attribute float aSize; + +uniform float uScale; +uniform vec3 uDayTint; +uniform vec3 uNightTint; +uniform float uNight; + +varying vec4 vColor; + +void main() { + vColor = vec4(aColor.rgb * mix(uDayTint, uNightTint, uNight), aColor.a); + vec4 mv = modelViewMatrix * vec4(position, 1.0); + // Screen-space size, never attenuated by distance. A detection is a report, + // not an object: it has no size in the world and pretending it has one would + // make a 375 m cell grow into a lake as the camera came down. + gl_PointSize = aSize * uScale; + gl_Position = projectionMatrix * mv; +} +`; + +const HOT_FRAGMENT_SHADER = /* glsl */ ` +precision highp float; + +#ifdef USE_HOT_MAP +uniform sampler2D uMap; +#endif + +varying vec4 vColor; + +void main() { + float a; + #ifdef USE_HOT_MAP + a = texture2D(uMap, gl_PointCoord).a; + #else + a = 1.0 - smoothstep(0.32, 0.5, length(gl_PointCoord - 0.5)); + #endif + a *= vColor.a; + if (a < 0.01) discard; + gl_FragColor = vec4(vColor.rgb, a); +} +`; + +// ---- Helpers -------------------------------------------------------------- + +function clamp(v: number, lo: number, hi: number): number { + return v < lo ? lo : v > hi ? hi : v; +} + +function clamp01(v: number): number { + return Number.isFinite(v) ? (v < 0 ? 0 : v > 1 ? 1 : v) : 0; +} + +/** Hermite ease over a span, flat at both ends. `atmosphere.ts` has the twin. */ +function smoothstep(edge0: number, edge1: number, x: number): number { + if (edge1 === edge0) return x < edge0 ? 0 : 1; + const t = clamp01((x - edge0) / (edge1 - edge0)); + return t * t * (3 - 2 * t); +} + +/** Read once at construction. There is no DOM in `node --test`. */ +function prefersReducedMotion(): boolean { + if (typeof window === "undefined" || typeof window.matchMedia !== "function") return false; + return window.matchMedia("(prefers-reduced-motion: reduce)").matches; +} diff --git a/src/engine/flights.ts b/src/engine/flights.ts index cb1182c..971311c 100644 --- a/src/engine/flights.ts +++ b/src/engine/flights.ts @@ -818,6 +818,27 @@ export interface FlightLayer { * up advancing time twice as fast. */ tick(): void; + /** + * How far the camera is from **what it is looking at**, in scene units. + * + * The missing input, and the one that turns the glyph's ceiling from a + * constant into a rule. `glyphScale` is handed the distance to the *aircraft*, + * which is the right ruler only when everything in frame is equally far away; + * at a chapter pose the landmark is a few units off and the traffic is a few + * thousand, so the floor fires hard on the aeroplane and not at all on the + * thing beside it. See `GLYPH_FOCUS_HEADROOM`. + * + * A setter and not an `OrbitControls` reference, deliberately. This layer must + * keep working in an office sky, in a chase camera and under a test with no + * controls at all, and a layer that reaches into the camera rig is a layer + * that can only be used by the rig it was written against. The caller already + * has the number: `camera.position.distanceTo(controls.target)`. + * + * Not calling it at all is a supported state and reproduces exactly the + * behaviour this layer had before it existed — the ceiling stays the flat + * `GLYPH_MAX_SCALE`. + */ + setFocusDistance(distance: number): void; dispose(): void; } @@ -994,6 +1015,44 @@ const GLYPH_MIN_SCREEN_FRACTION = 0.016; */ const GLYPH_MAX_SCALE = 52; +/** + * How many times larger than legible-at-the-focus-distance an aeroplane may be + * drawn. + * + * This is the complete fix the paragraph above defers, and it is the same rule + * as the floor with the ruler corrected. The floor asks "how big does this have + * to be to read from `distance`"; the ceiling now asks "how big is anything the + * viewer is actually looking at", and lets the glyph collapse toward its + * authored size whenever the answer is "very close", at any aircraft range. + * + * What that does at the two poses that matter, at a 42-degree field: + * + * - **Whole board, California corridor.** The camera is ~1,160 units out and + * the aircraft are 900-1,400 away, so the focus distance and the aircraft + * distance are the same number to within a third. The ceiling lands near + * 34 x HEADROOM, far above the ~34 the floor asks for, and the glyph is + * untouched — which is required, because at a whole-board pose the floor is + * right about everything in frame. + * - **The Golden Gate chapter.** The camera settles ten to twenty units off + * the bridge while the traffic over the Pacific is two thousand away. + * `legible(focus)` is under 1, the ceiling collapses to HEADROOM itself, and + * the airliner is drawn at a few times its authored 0.42 units instead of + * 52 x it. That is the two-and-a-half-times-the-main-span defect, gone + * rather than merely reduced. + * + * 3 rather than 2 or 4, chosen by shooting the four framings this has to serve + * and reading the pictures. At 2 the aeroplanes over the Bay are present but + * their heading stops being readable at chapter zoom, which is half of what the + * glyph is for. At 4 the aircraft is still visibly larger than a container ship + * beside it at the SoMa chapter. 3 keeps the heading legible and puts the glyph + * under the landmarks it shares a frame with. + * + * `GLYPH_MAX_SCALE` stays as an absolute backstop above this: a caller that + * never sets a focus distance, or one that sets a nonsensical one, still cannot + * produce a state-sized aeroplane. + */ +const GLYPH_FOCUS_HEADROOM = 3; + /** * The radius of the sphere a pointer actually has to hit, in glyph lengths. * @@ -1393,6 +1452,13 @@ export function createFlightLayer(world: World): FlightLayer { * authored size, which is the size they were before any of this existed. */ let viewer: THREE.PerspectiveCamera | null = null; + /** + * The camera's distance to what it is looking at, in scene units, or `null` + * until a caller says. `null` reproduces the behaviour this layer had before + * the setter existed — the ceiling is the flat `GLYPH_MAX_SCALE` — which is + * what an office sky, a chase camera and every test with no controls get. + */ + let focusDistance: number | null = null; /** * One material per altitude band, built on demand. @@ -1886,7 +1952,9 @@ export function createFlightLayer(world: World): FlightLayer { * geometry file drew, held at a legible size, and not a stretched one. */ if (viewer !== null) { - track.mesh.scale.setScalar(glyphScale(viewer.position.distanceTo(track.head), viewer.fov)); + track.mesh.scale.setScalar( + glyphScale(viewer.position.distanceTo(track.head), viewer.fov, focusDistance ?? undefined), + ); } // A heading of 0 is north, and north is -z, so an aircraft whose nose is // modelled along +z has to be turned all the way round before the compass @@ -2055,6 +2123,9 @@ export function createFlightLayer(world: World): FlightLayer { pickables, update, tick, + setFocusDistance(distance) { + focusDistance = Number.isFinite(distance) && distance > 0 ? distance : null; + }, dispose() { geo.dispose(); for (const m of materials.values()) m.dispose(); @@ -2090,12 +2161,45 @@ export function createFlightLayer(world: World): FlightLayer { * caller in the middle of setting one up, and neither is a reason for the sky * to disappear. */ -export function glyphScale(distance: number, fovDegrees: number): number { +export function glyphScale( + distance: number, + fovDegrees: number, + focusDistance?: number, +): number { if (!Number.isFinite(distance) || !Number.isFinite(fovDegrees)) return 1; if (distance <= 0 || fovDegrees <= 0 || fovDegrees >= 180) return 1; + const legible = legibleScale(distance, fovDegrees); + /* + * The third argument is optional and omitting it must reproduce the previous + * answer exactly — not approximately. Twenty existing assertions in + * `src/test/render/glyphScale.test.ts` pin the two-argument behaviour, and a + * ceiling that moved by a hair under a refactor would be the kind of silent + * visual drift this whole function exists to prevent. So the focus-aware + * ceiling is computed only when a focus distance was actually supplied, and + * `GLYPH_MAX_SCALE` remains the backstop above it either way. + */ + const ceiling = + focusDistance !== undefined && Number.isFinite(focusDistance) && focusDistance > 0 + ? Math.min( + GLYPH_MAX_SCALE, + Math.max(1, legibleScale(focusDistance, fovDegrees) * GLYPH_FOCUS_HEADROOM), + ) + : GLYPH_MAX_SCALE; + return Math.min(ceiling, Math.max(1, legible)); +} + +/** + * How many times the authored glyph a distance of `d` needs to hold + * `GLYPH_MIN_SCREEN_FRACTION` of the frame. Unclamped on purpose: the floor and + * the ceiling clamp it in opposite directions and both want the raw number. + * + * `2·d·tan(fov/2)` is the world-space height of the frustum at that distance — + * the ruler the frame is measured with — so the glyph's share of the screen is + * its length over that. + */ +function legibleScale(distance: number, fovDegrees: number): number { const frustumHeight = 2 * distance * Math.tan((fovDegrees * Math.PI) / 360); - const legible = (GLYPH_MIN_SCREEN_FRACTION * frustumHeight) / AIRLINER_LENGTH; - return Math.min(GLYPH_MAX_SCALE, Math.max(1, legible)); + return (GLYPH_MIN_SCREEN_FRACTION * frustumHeight) / AIRLINER_LENGTH; } /** diff --git a/src/engine/nightlights.ts b/src/engine/nightlights.ts index 3e2448c..7bdbe31 100644 --- a/src/engine/nightlights.ts +++ b/src/engine/nightlights.ts @@ -39,6 +39,7 @@ import * as THREE from "three"; import { nightFactor } from "./atmosphere.ts"; import { FACADE_ATTRIBUTE } from "./blocks.ts"; +import { bridgeLights } from "./bridges.ts"; import { seededRandom, type World } from "./world.ts"; export interface NightLightsOptions { @@ -47,6 +48,8 @@ export interface NightLightsOptions { blocks: THREE.InstancedMesh; /** Lamps along the road network. On by default. */ streetLamps?: boolean; + /** Lamps down the deck of every crossing, and lights at the tower heads. On by default. */ + bridgeLamps?: boolean; /** Metres between street lamps. */ lampSpacingM?: number; /** @@ -152,6 +155,45 @@ const LAMP_SIZE = 0.3; const LAMP_SEED = 61_803; +/** + * The bridge lamps, and why a crossing gets its own three constants. + * + * A street lamp is one of twelve thousand in a field of lit windows; a deck lamp + * is one of a few hundred with *nothing else in the frame*. Both of the Bay's + * famous crossings run over black water, so at 21:35 the whole `bay-bridge` + * canvas measured 9.3 mean luminance and the `golden-gate` frame 8.1 — the shape + * was there and the light was not, and the shot list already carried a note + * saying the bridge frame had to be taken an hour earlier than every other night + * frame to have anything in it at all. + * + * `BRIDGE_LAMP_SIZE` is a little smaller than a street lamp's because the deck + * run is dense — 50 m spacing against 55 — and a bigger sprite at that pitch is + * a fluorescent tube rather than a row of lamps. The head light is *larger* and + * red, because two of them are the only thing marking a 227 m tower and a red + * that reads at four pixels is what an obstruction light is for. + */ +const BRIDGE_LAMP_COLOR = 0xffc07a; +const HEAD_LIGHT_COLOR = 0xff3b30; + +/** + * Lamp sprite size as a multiple of the deck's own half-width, not in units. + * + * A `PointsMaterial` has one size for a whole cloud, so the number has to be + * picked once — and picked in scene units it would be tuned at San Francisco's + * 94 m to the unit and then be several times the width of the deck it sits on at + * Los Angeles' 391. `bridgeLights` hands back `scale` (half the deck width on + * this board) for exactly this. + * + * 2.4 is set by the *spacing*, not by what a lamp looks like: the deck run is one + * every 50 m, which is a shade over two deck-widths, so a sprite of a bit more + * than two deck-widths is the point at which adjacent glows meet and the run + * stops being beads and becomes the line of light a lit crossing is from any + * distance you can see the whole of one from. Below about 1.8 it visibly beads. + * The head light is wider again because two of them carry a whole tower. + */ +const BRIDGE_LAMP_SPREAD = 2.4; +const HEAD_LIGHT_SPREAD = 3.4; + /** * When the lamps come on, in degrees of solar elevation. * @@ -203,6 +245,11 @@ export function createNightLights(options: NightLightsOptions): NightLights { const lamps = (options.streetLamps ?? true) ? buildLamps(world, options) : null; if (lamps) group.add(lamps.points); + const crossings = (options.bridgeLamps ?? true) ? buildBridgeLamps(world) : []; + for (const cloud of crossings) group.add(cloud.points); + + const clouds = [...(lamps ? [lamps] : []), ...crossings]; + let strength = 0; function setSolarElevation(degrees: number) { @@ -212,10 +259,11 @@ export function createNightLights(options: NightLightsOptions): NightLights { strength = on * (0.35 + 0.65 * nightFactor(degrees)); uniforms.uNight.value = strength; - if (lamps) { - lamps.points.visible = strength > DARK_ENOUGH; - lamps.material.opacity = strength; + for (const cloud of clouds) { + cloud.points.visible = strength > DARK_ENOUGH; + cloud.material.opacity = strength; } + publishNightLevel(strength); } setSolarElevation(90); @@ -229,9 +277,11 @@ export function createNightLights(options: NightLightsOptions): NightLights { // back exactly as it was found rather than being left with a dark // uniform in it and a patch nobody remembers applying. patched?.(); - lamps?.points.geometry.dispose(); - lamps?.material.map?.dispose(); - lamps?.material.dispose(); + for (const cloud of clouds) { + cloud.points.geometry.dispose(); + cloud.material.map?.dispose(); + cloud.material.dispose(); + } group.clear(); }, }; @@ -425,6 +475,133 @@ interface Lamps { material: THREE.PointsMaterial; } +/** + * A run of lamps, as one additive point cloud. + * + * Everything that is a *lamp* in this module comes through here — the street + * grid, a bridge deck, a tower head — because they differ only in where the + * points are, what colour they are and how big. One draw call each, no lighting, + * no shadows, and no per-frame work beyond the opacity `setSolarElevation` + * writes. + * + * Additive is the load-bearing choice and not a stylistic one: it is what makes + * a hundred lamps down one street, or fifty down a bridge deck, saturate into + * the continuous line of light such a thing actually is at this distance, + * instead of staying a hundred separate dots however far away they are. + */ +function glowCloud( + name: string, + positions: number[], + color: number, + size: number, +): Lamps | null { + if (positions.length === 0) return null; + const geometry = new THREE.BufferGeometry(); + geometry.setAttribute("position", new THREE.Float32BufferAttribute(positions, 3)); + + const material = new THREE.PointsMaterial({ + color, + map: lampTexture(), + size, + sizeAttenuation: true, + transparent: true, + opacity: 0, + blending: THREE.AdditiveBlending, + depthWrite: false, + }); + + const points = new THREE.Points(geometry, material); + points.name = name; + points.visible = false; + return { points, material }; +} + +// ---- Bridge lamps --------------------------------------------------------- + +/** + * Every crossing on the board, lit. + * + * Two clouds and not one per bridge: `bridges.ts` gives back bare positions, so + * five Bay Area crossings' deck lamps concatenate into a single buffer and the + * whole board's bridge lighting is **two draw calls** — one warm run down every + * deck, one red set of obstruction lights at every tower head. The alternative, + * a `Points` per crossing, is the trap this repo has hit before with a mesh per + * hanger. + * + * The positions are a pure function of the pack's path, so nothing here reshuffles + * between frames or between the two resolutions the capture scripts compare. + */ +function buildBridgeLamps(world: World): Lamps[] { + const deck: number[] = []; + const heads: number[] = []; + let scale = 0; + for (const bridge of world.city.bridges) { + const lit = bridgeLights(world, bridge); + for (const value of lit.deck) deck.push(value); + for (const value of lit.heads) heads.push(value); + scale = lit.scale; + } + const out: Lamps[] = []; + const deckCloud = glowCloud( + "bridgelamps", + deck, + BRIDGE_LAMP_COLOR, + scale * BRIDGE_LAMP_SPREAD, + ); + if (deckCloud) out.push(deckCloud); + const headCloud = glowCloud("bridgeheads", heads, HEAD_LIGHT_COLOR, scale * HEAD_LIGHT_SPREAD); + if (headCloud) out.push(headCloud); + return out; +} + +// ---- The night level, for anything that is not part of the city ----------- + +/** + * How far into night it is, 0..1, published to whoever else needs it. + * + * There is exactly one consumer and it is `roadTraffic.ts`: the EV's headlamps + * throw a pool of light on the road ahead, and a pool of light on a road in + * broad daylight is a bug. So it needs the same number this module is already + * computing, and there is no other route to it — `scene.ts` hands + * `setSolarElevation` to this module and to nothing else, and a vehicle layer + * has no clock. + * + * A module-level value rather than a per-scene one, deliberately: **the sun is a + * property of the clock, not of a board.** Every retained scene in the app — + * Bay Area, California, SoCal — is under the same sun at the same instant, so + * one number is not an approximation of three, it is the thing all three are + * reading. The value a listener sees is whatever the last driven scene wrote, + * and `main.ts` drives the visible one every tick. + * + * This is still not a lighting owner and does not become one. What crosses here + * is a *derived observation* — one float, downhill, no write-backs — which is + * exactly the shape CONTRACT.md §4 asks of everything downstream of + * `Atmosphere`. + */ +type NightListener = (level: number) => void; +const nightListeners = new Set(); +let nightLevel = 0; + +function publishNightLevel(level: number): void { + if (level === nightLevel) return; + nightLevel = level; + for (const listener of nightListeners) listener(level); +} + +/** The current night level, for a consumer built mid-evening. */ +export function currentNightLevel(): number { + return nightLevel; +} + +/** Subscribe to the night level. Returns the unsubscribe. */ +export function onNightLevel(listener: NightListener): () => void { + nightListeners.add(listener); + listener(nightLevel); + return () => { + nightListeners.delete(listener); + }; +} + /** * Lamps along the road network, as one additive point cloud. * @@ -446,6 +623,31 @@ function buildLamps(world: World, options: NightLightsOptions): Lamps | null { const limit = options.maxLamps ?? DEFAULT_MAX_LAMPS; const rand = seededRandom(LAMP_SEED); + /** + * A freeway is lit where it runs through a built-up district, and dark where + * it does not. A street is lit everywhere. + * + * This is the difference between a city freeway and an interurban corridor, + * and it is the whole of the difference: the interchange lighting on US-101 + * through San Jose is a fact about San Jose, not about US-101. Before this + * rule, the California board — which is *two* freeways and no streets at all — + * put a lamp every 55 m down 700 km of the Salinas Valley, and what actually + * arrived in the frame was not a lit road: at 1,919 m to the scene unit and + * thirteen times vertical exaggeration, a lamp standing 9 m over a *sampled* + * ground height sinks inside the rendered terrain wherever the two disagree, + * so the depth test ate most of them and left random orange clumps sitting on + * the carriageway. That is worse than either answer — it is neither a lit road + * nor a dark one, and there is nothing a reader can learn from where the + * clumps happen to be. + * + * What a night driver on that road actually sees is the subject of this whole + * layer's corridor work: retroreflective paint returning the car's own light, + * cat's eyes, and lights at the towns. So the corridor gets the towns. + */ + const districts = world.city.districts.map((district) => district.polygon); + const lit = (kind: string, lat: number, lng: number): boolean => + kind !== "freeway" || world.pointInAny(lat, lng, districts); + const positions: number[] = []; let index = 0; @@ -480,6 +682,7 @@ function buildLamps(world: World, options: NightLightsOptions): Lamps | null { const t = s / length; const lat = lat0 + (lat1 - lat0) * t; const lng = lng0 + (lng1 - lng0) * t; + if (!lit(road.kind, lat, lng)) continue; // Alternating kerbs, jittered, because a street lit by a perfect ruler // of identical dots reads as a dashed line and not as lighting. const side = index % 2 === 0 ? 1 : -1; @@ -495,29 +698,7 @@ function buildLamps(world: World, options: NightLightsOptions): Lamps | null { } } - if (positions.length === 0) return null; - - const geometry = new THREE.BufferGeometry(); - geometry.setAttribute("position", new THREE.Float32BufferAttribute(positions, 3)); - - const material = new THREE.PointsMaterial({ - color: LAMP_COLOR, - map: lampTexture(), - size: LAMP_SIZE, - sizeAttenuation: true, - transparent: true, - opacity: 0, - // Additive, so a hundred lamps down one street saturate into the continuous - // line of light that a street at night actually is, rather than staying a - // hundred separate dots however far away they are. - blending: THREE.AdditiveBlending, - depthWrite: false, - }); - - const points = new THREE.Points(geometry, material); - points.name = "streetlamps"; - points.visible = false; - return { points, material }; + return glowCloud("streetlamps", positions, LAMP_COLOR, LAMP_SIZE); } /** diff --git a/src/engine/officeMinimap.ts b/src/engine/officeMinimap.ts index dd8b91f..bc32210 100644 --- a/src/engine/officeMinimap.ts +++ b/src/engine/officeMinimap.ts @@ -184,6 +184,17 @@ const ACCENT = 0xf2b134; * than in pixels on purpose: a plan that gains and loses its furniture as the * panel is resized is worse than one that draws a stable subset. */ +/** + * The riser height the plan's tread ticks are spaced at, in metres. + * + * `TARGET_RISER_M` in `src/interiors/shell.ts`, restated rather than imported: + * this widget draws no meshes and has no business importing the file that does. + * Fourteen ticks on a flight means fourteen risers on the same flight in the + * scene, and `src/test/render/stairRisers.test.ts` is where the two are pinned + * to each other. + */ +const MINIMAP_RISER_M = 0.178; + const MIN_PROP_M = 0.35; /** Props standing above head height are fittings, not furniture. See `drawProps`. */ @@ -325,6 +336,7 @@ export function createOfficeMinimap(options: OfficeMinimapOptions): OfficeMinima let wallPath = new Path2D(); let glazingPath = new Path2D(); let propPath = new Path2D(); + let stairPath = new Path2D(); let labels: { text: string; x: number; y: number }[] = []; /** Viewpoint pins on this storey: x, y device pixels, then the index into `viewpoints`. */ let viewpointPx = new Float64Array(0); @@ -472,6 +484,7 @@ export function createOfficeMinimap(options: OfficeMinimapOptions): OfficeMinima wallPath = new Path2D(); glazingPath = new Path2D(); propPath = new Path2D(); + stairPath = new Path2D(); labels = []; viewpointPx = new Float64Array(0); viewpointIds = []; @@ -558,6 +571,49 @@ export function createOfficeMinimap(options: OfficeMinimapOptions): OfficeMinima boxPath(propPath, prop.position.x, prop.position.z, w, d, prop.rotation); } + /** + * The ways up, drawn the way a floor plan draws them: treads. + * + * Both ends of a transition sit at the same place in plan — a staircase is + * one object seen from two storeys — so the flight is drawn on *either* + * level that touches it, which is also what a real drawing set does. The + * ticks are the shell's own tread spacing rather than a decorative hatch, so + * a plan with fourteen ticks on a flight is a flight with fourteen risers. + * + * It exists for one reason: on the storey below, this is the only thing on + * the plan that says there *is* a way up, and a walker who cannot find the + * stair is in the same position as one the engine refuses to carry. + */ + for (const transition of plan.transitions) { + if (transition.lower.levelId !== level.id && transition.upper.levelId !== level.id) continue; + for (let index = 1; index < transition.path.length; index += 1) { + const from = transition.path[index - 1]!; + const to = transition.path[index]!; + const dx = to.x - from.x; + const dz = to.z - from.z; + const run = Math.hypot(dx, dz); + if (run < 1e-4) continue; + const yaw = Math.atan2(-dz, dx) + 0; + const rise = to.y - from.y; + // A flat leg is a landing: one rectangle, no ticks. + const steps = rise <= 1e-4 + ? 1 + : Math.min(40, Math.max(2, Math.round(rise / MINIMAP_RISER_M))); + const going = run / steps; + for (let step = 0; step < steps; step += 1) { + const along = rise <= 1e-4 ? run / 2 : going * (step + 0.5); + boxPath( + stairPath, + from.x + (dx / run) * along, + from.z + (dz / run) * along, + rise <= 1e-4 ? run : Math.max(going * 0.72, MIN_PROP_M), + transition.width, + yaw, + ); + } + } + } + layoutLabels(); layoutViewpoints(); layoutOccupied(); @@ -652,6 +708,10 @@ export function createOfficeMinimap(options: OfficeMinimapOptions): OfficeMinima ctx.lineWidth = dpr; for (const room of roomPaths) ctx.stroke(room.path); + // Under the props, so a handrail or a planter at the head of a flight still + // reads as furniture standing on it. + ctx.fillStyle = theme.prop; + ctx.fill(stairPath); ctx.fillStyle = theme.prop; ctx.fill(propPath); ctx.strokeStyle = theme.propEdge; diff --git a/src/engine/roadTraffic.ts b/src/engine/roadTraffic.ts index 275f4ff..44fb425 100644 --- a/src/engine/roadTraffic.ts +++ b/src/engine/roadTraffic.ts @@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ import * as THREE from "three"; import type { OrbitControls } from "three/examples/jsm/controls/OrbitControls.js"; import { + buildHeadlampPool, buildLumbridgeEV, disposeModelX, modelXInstanceParts, @@ -26,6 +27,7 @@ import { type VehicleControllerState, } from "../transport/vehicleController.ts"; import { VehicleSimulation, type VehiclePose } from "../transport/vehicleSim.ts"; +import { onNightLevel } from "./nightlights.ts"; import type { World } from "./world.ts"; export interface RoadTrafficOptions { @@ -63,6 +65,18 @@ export interface RoadTrafficLayer { export type VehicleCameraMode = "chase" | "driver"; +/** + * How far the hero's headlamps throw, in vehicle metres. + * + * Picked against the *road* rather than against a photometry table, because this + * corridor is a diorama: its carriageway is about 5.7 m wide beside a car that is + * honestly 5.04 m long, so the world under the vehicle is drawn at roughly half + * the vehicle's own scale. Three carriageway widths is what a low beam looks like + * from the chase camera; the 60 m a real low beam actually throws came out as a + * pool running off the top of the frame. + */ +const HEADLAMP_REACH_M = 26; + interface BatchPart { mesh: THREE.InstancedMesh; local: THREE.Matrix4; @@ -103,6 +117,29 @@ export function createRoadTrafficLayer( heroRig.root.name = "model-x-hero"; group.add(heroRig.root); + /** + * The hero's headlamps, on the road rather than in the rig. + * + * Only the hero gets one, and that is a judgement about what the picture is + * of rather than a saving: this camera is *behind* one car, so its beam is the + * subject and every other car's is either pointing away from the frame or is + * a background vehicle a few pixels long. A pool per background car would be + * fourteen more transparent draw calls for something nobody can resolve. + * + * It is parented to the rig, so it inherits the car's position, heading and + * scale for free and can never lag the body it belongs to by a frame. + * + * The seam is `onNightLevel`. `scene.ts` hands the solar elevation to + * `nightlights.ts` and to nothing else, and a traffic layer has no clock; that + * module publishes the same 0..1 it is already driving the city's own lights + * with, so the headlamps come up on exactly the curve the street lamps do. + * A pool of light on a road at nine in the morning is a bug, and this is what + * makes the day frame and the night frame differ by nothing but the hour. + */ + const headlamps = buildHeadlampPool({ reachM: HEADLAMP_REACH_M }); + heroRig.root.add(headlamps.mesh); + const unsubscribeNight = onNightLevel((level) => headlamps.setIntensity(level)); + // Background traffic is one draw call per asset part, not per car. The // neutral prototype itself is never attached to the scene. const backgroundPrototype = buildLumbridgeEV({ detail: "corridor" }); @@ -260,8 +297,14 @@ export function createRoadTrafficLayer( }, dispose() { controls.enabled = true; + unsubscribeNight(); for (const batch of batches) group.remove(batch.mesh); group.remove(heroRig.root); + // Before `disposeModelX` walks the rig: the pool is parented to it, and + // that walk would otherwise dispose the geometry and leave the canvas + // texture behind, which is the leak this repo has already paid for once. + heroRig.root.remove(headlamps.mesh); + headlamps.dispose(); disposeModelX(backgroundPrototype); disposeModelX(heroRig); }, diff --git a/src/engine/satellites.ts b/src/engine/satellites.ts index 855e707..6427c2b 100644 --- a/src/engine/satellites.ts +++ b/src/engine/satellites.ts @@ -373,6 +373,50 @@ export const DOME_RADIUS_FACTOR = 1.05; */ const DOT_PIXELS = 3.5; +/** + * The range, in kilometres, at which an object is drawn at `DOT_PIXELS`, and how + * hard apparent size follows range. + * + * Every dot used to be the same object: the same size, the same square silhouette, + * the same colour per constellation, with alpha the only thing that varied. A few + * hundred pixel-identical squares on a sphere sample the pixel grid as a regular + * lattice, which is the moire this exists to break. The two cues that turn a + * lattice into a population are **size** and **something else in the sky to read + * it against**; the moon is the second, in `scenekit.ts`. + * + * The size cue has to come from something true or it is decoration, and there is + * exactly one such number already in a `SatelliteFix`: the slant range. It is + * genuinely what sets how bright a naked-eye pass looks, and on this catalogue it + * spans a factor of ninety — a station at 400 km against a navigation bird at + * 36,000. Rendered as an inverse square that would be a factor of 8,000 in + * brightness and most of the sky would vanish, so the exponent is 0.35: a gentle + * curve that puts a low pass at four and a half pixels, a Starlink overhead at + * three and a half, one near the horizon at about three, and a distant navigation + * satellite on the floor. Enough spread that no two neighbouring dots are the + * same, nowhere near enough for a Starlink train to smear. + * + * 800 km is the reference because it is a Starlink a little off zenith, which is + * the object `DOT_PIXELS` was chosen against in the first place. + */ +const RANGE_REFERENCE_KM = 800; +const RANGE_EXPONENT = 0.35; + +/** Floor and ceiling on the drawn size, in pixels. Below 2 a dot is noise; above 6 it is a planet. */ +const MIN_DOT_PIXELS = 2.1; +const MAX_DOT_PIXELS = 6; + +/** + * How much of the drawn size an eclipsed object loses. + * + * A point source at the threshold of vision blooms: a bright one occupies more of + * the retina — and more of a sensor — than a faint one at the same true angular + * size, which is why stars on a photograph have magnitudes you can read off their + * diameters. So a fully lit satellite is drawn at its full size and one in the + * earth's shadow shrinks toward this, which is the same fact `SHADOW_ALPHA` + * already states about its brightness and reinforces rather than repeats. + */ +const SHADOW_SIZE = 0.72; + /** Ceiling on dots, so the buffers are allocated once and never grow. */ const MAX_DOTS = 4096; @@ -416,6 +460,26 @@ const HORIZON_FADE_DEG = 8; */ const SHADOW_ALPHA = 0.16; +/** + * How large one object is drawn, in pixels. + * + * Exported and pure because it is the whole of the "satellites are objects rather + * than a lattice" claim, and a claim like that is worth a test rather than a + * screenshot: a regression here is a sky that quietly goes back to being graph + * paper, which nobody notices until somebody photographs it at dusk. + * + * Both inputs are already in a `SatelliteFix` and neither is invented. See + * `RANGE_REFERENCE_KM` for why the range curve is so gentle and `SHADOW_SIZE` + * for why an eclipsed object also shrinks. + */ +export function dotPixels(fix: Pick): number { + const range = Math.max(1, fix.rangeKm); + const lit = 1 - Math.min(1, Math.max(0, fix.shadow)); + const scaled = DOT_PIXELS * Math.pow(RANGE_REFERENCE_KM / range, RANGE_EXPONENT); + const bloomed = scaled * (SHADOW_SIZE + (1 - SHADOW_SIZE) * lit); + return Math.min(MAX_DOT_PIXELS, Math.max(MIN_DOT_PIXELS, bloomed)); +} + export function createSatelliteLayer(boardRadius: number): SatelliteLayer { const group = new THREE.Group(); group.name = "satellites"; @@ -424,21 +488,84 @@ export function createSatelliteLayer(boardRadius: number): SatelliteLayer { const positions = new Float32Array(MAX_DOTS * 3); const colors = new Float32Array(MAX_DOTS * 4); + const sizes = new Float32Array(MAX_DOTS); // Held as locals rather than looked up through `geo.attributes` on every // update: the lookup is a string index into a dictionary typed as possibly // holding nothing, and the alternative to keeping the references is a // non-null assertion on the hot path twice a frame. const positionAttr = new THREE.BufferAttribute(positions, 3); const colorAttr = new THREE.BufferAttribute(colors, 4); + const sizeAttr = new THREE.BufferAttribute(sizes, 1); const geo = new THREE.BufferGeometry(); geo.setAttribute("position", positionAttr); geo.setAttribute("color", colorAttr); + geo.setAttribute("aSize", sizeAttr); geo.setDrawRange(0, 0); - const material = new THREE.PointsMaterial({ - size: DOT_PIXELS, - sizeAttenuation: false, - vertexColors: true, + /** + * A hand-written points material, and the two reasons `PointsMaterial` could + * not stay. + * + * **Per-object size.** `PointsMaterial.size` is a uniform; there is no + * per-vertex size in it at all, and size is the cue that turns this lattice + * into a population. That alone forces a shader. + * + * **The silhouette.** An untextured point is a hard square — `gl_PointCoord` + * covers a square and nothing rounds it — so every object in the sky was a + * three-and-a-half-pixel axis-aligned box. Photographed at dusk with the camera + * tilted to the horizon, a few hundred of those read as graph paper. The round + * falloff below is computed analytically rather than sampled from a sprite, + * which is both cheaper and sharper at three pixels: a 64-texel sprite at this + * size is several mip levels down and comes back as a soft grey blur. + * + * Still one draw call, still one `Points`, still `MAX_DOTS` vertices. Nothing + * about the cost of this layer changed. + */ + const material = new THREE.ShaderMaterial({ + uniforms: { + /** + * three multiplies `PointsMaterial.size` by the renderer's pixel ratio + * before uploading it, and `gl_PointSize` is in physical pixels — so a + * hand-written points shader that skips this draws dots at a third of the + * size on a 3x phone. Written from `onBeforeRender`, which is the only + * place this layer can see a renderer. + */ + uPixelRatio: { value: 1 }, + }, + vertexShader: ` +attribute vec4 color; +attribute float aSize; +varying vec4 vColor; +void main() { + vColor = color; + // No size attenuation, deliberately: see DOT_PIXELS. Everything on this dome + // is the same distance away and stands for something 550 km up, so an object + // does not get bigger because the map was zoomed in. + gl_PointSize = aSize * uPixelRatio; + gl_Position = projectionMatrix * modelViewMatrix * vec4( position, 1.0 ); +} +`, + fragmentShader: ` +varying vec4 vColor; +void main() { + // gl_PointCoord runs 0..1 across a square; this is the distance from its + // centre in units of the half-width, so 1.0 is the inscribed circle. + vec2 offset = gl_PointCoord - vec2( 0.5 ); + float r = length( offset ) * 2.0; + /* + * A bright core inside a soft halo, which is what a point source does to any + * optic including an eye. One smoothstep would give a flat disc with a + * feathered edge and would read as a bubble; the product of the two puts most + * of the energy in the middle pixel and lets the rest fall away, so a dot + * still looks like a dot at two pixels and like a small star at six. + */ + float core = 1.0 - smoothstep( 0.0, 0.55, r ); + float halo = 1.0 - smoothstep( 0.35, 1.0, r ); + float alpha = vColor.a * ( 0.65 * core + 0.35 * halo * halo ); + if ( alpha <= 0.0 ) discard; + gl_FragColor = vec4( vColor.rgb, alpha ); +} +`, transparent: true, // Dots are drawn over the sky and over each other; letting them write depth // makes whichever drew first punch a hole in the ones behind, which on a @@ -451,18 +578,22 @@ export function createSatelliteLayer(boardRadius: number): SatelliteLayer { /** * Satellites are not in the weather. * - * `PointsMaterial` defaults `fog: true`, and the city runs a linear fog - * whose far plane is 2.8 board spans — so every dot was being mixed toward - * the fog colour by distance, and the constellation dimmed as the camera - * pulled back, exactly when more of it came into view. Haze is a property of - * the twelve kilometres of air a city sits in; an object 550 km up is on the - * far side of all of it. + * A material that opts into fog gets mixed toward the fog colour by + * distance, and the city runs a linear fog whose far plane is 2.8 board + * spans — so the constellation dimmed as the camera pulled back, exactly + * when more of it came into view. Haze is a property of the twelve + * kilometres of air a city sits in; an object 550 km up is on the far side of + * all of it. A `ShaderMaterial` has no fog unless its shader asks, so this is + * now true by construction rather than by a flag. */ fog: false, }); const points = new THREE.Points(geo, material); points.name = "satellite-dots"; + points.onBeforeRender = (renderer) => { + material.uniforms.uPixelRatio!.value = renderer.getPixelRatio(); + }; // The buffer is rewritten in scene space every update, so its bounding sphere // is permanently stale and culling on it would cull the whole sky. points.frustumCulled = false; @@ -533,6 +664,7 @@ export function createSatelliteLayer(boardRadius: number): SatelliteLayer { colors[n * 4 + 1] = scratch.g; colors[n * 4 + 2] = scratch.b; colors[n * 4 + 3] = horizon * (SHADOW_ALPHA + (1 - SHADOW_ALPHA) * lit) * skyDarkness; + sizes[n] = dotPixels(fix); n += 1; } @@ -540,6 +672,7 @@ export function createSatelliteLayer(boardRadius: number): SatelliteLayer { geo.setDrawRange(0, n); positionAttr.needsUpdate = true; colorAttr.needsUpdate = true; + sizeAttr.needsUpdate = true; } return { diff --git a/src/engine/scene.ts b/src/engine/scene.ts index e42b899..c71fa8a 100644 --- a/src/engine/scene.ts +++ b/src/engine/scene.ts @@ -88,6 +88,144 @@ import { cityControlOwnership, type CityControlMode } from "../play/controlMode. export type CityRealtimePeersOptions = Omit; +/** + * One promoted wildfire, as the renderer receives it. + * + * **Everything here is public.** The authority on this shape is `promote()` in + * `src/server/fires.ts`, which returns a `FirePromotion` that is assignable to + * `FireView` below; this is the same shape restated as the minimum a *renderer* + * needs, not a second opinion about it. `promote()` is also the only place a + * home-relative column could enter, and the place that must never let one — + * `observations.distance_km`, `bearing_deg` and `threat`, and + * `detections.distance_km`, are computed against the owner's house and invert to + * a circle around it. `threat` is the subtle one: it is + * `(16/distance)^2 x log10(acres) x momentum x containment x wind`, so with + * `acres` and `pctContained` on the wire it *solves for the distance*. The + * cloud-1 projection is what makes that structurally impossible; these types are + * what make it obvious. + * + * Declared here rather than imported on purpose, and it is not duplication for + * its own sake. `scene.ts` only *forwards* these values to a layer it did not + * build, this repo is structurally typed, and keeping the minimum on this side + * means the engine never takes a dependency on a wire module — the same rule + * that keeps `Marker` in `engine/types.ts` and the marker row on the server. + * The two are checked against each other at the one place they meet, + * `SceneOptions.fires`, and neither module has to exist for the other to + * compile. + */ +export interface DrawnFireMark { + id: string; + /** `null` where the agency published none. Never defaulted to the id. */ + name: string | null; + lat: number; + /** `lon`, not `lng` — the wire's spelling, kept so `promote()` output flows in. */ + lon: number; + /** Burned area. A `number`, not `number | null`: past the gate, acreage is a fact. */ + acres: number; + /** `null` means "the agency has not said", which is not zero. */ + pctContained: number | null; + /** 1 = a mark. 2 = a mark with a plume. `promote()` decides; no renderer re-derives it. */ + tier: 1 | 2; + /** ISO-8601 of the observation `acres` came from. */ + observedAt: string | null; +} + +/** + * One satellite thermal detection — **evidence, not an incident.** + * + * There is a permanent industrial heat source in the store that appears on every + * pass with no matching incident, 4.7 km from the owner's house. Detections are + * therefore drawn as a separate, visually weaker layer and are never promoted + * into a fire client-side; `persistent` is the endpoint's own learned + * ignore-list for that furniture. `confidence` carries two incompatible scales + * in one field — MODIS is an integer 0-100, VIIRS is `low`/`nominal`/`high` — so + * anything reading it must branch on `sat` first, or use + * `detectionConfidence()` in `src/server/fires.ts`, which does the branch once. + */ +export interface FireDetectionMark { + /** `MODIS`, `VIIRS-NOAA20`, `VIIRS-SNPP` — the instrument, verbatim. */ + sat: string; + lat: number; + lon: number; + /** Fire radiative power, MW. `null` where the product did not report one. */ + frp: number | null; + confidence: string | null; + /** True when this cell is known furniture: a flare stack, a kiln, a landfill. */ + persistent: boolean; + acquiredAt: string; +} + +/** + * The whole promoted set for one board — and everything it needs to explain an + * *empty* one. + * + * `ageMs` is load-bearing rather than decorative. On a quiet day an empty board + * is the correct and common answer: the gate drops twenty-two nameless LA County + * dispatch numbers with no acreage between them. A silent board and a dead feed + * are indistinguishable without an age beside them, which is the same argument + * `HealthBody.degraded` makes, applied to a picture instead of a log. + */ +export interface FireView { + /** Fires inside this board's bounds, worst first. */ + readonly drawn: readonly DrawnFireMark[]; + /** Hot pixels inside the bounds that are not known furniture. */ + readonly detections: readonly FireDetectionMark[]; + /** ISO-8601 of the last **successful** upstream fetch. Epoch zero when never. */ + readonly fetchedAt: string; + /** Milliseconds since `fetchedAt`, or `null` when nothing has ever answered. */ + readonly ageMs: number | null; +} + +/** + * The fire layer, as `scene.ts` uses it. + * + * Deliberately the smallest surface that lets this file own the wiring: the + * board's bounds, the rig, the sun and the wind all arrive here already and + * have to reach the layer, and nothing else about fire belongs in a city. + * + * `smokeLoadAt` is the one read-back, and it is what couples the LA courtyard + * to the real sky: a fire sixty kilometres up the San Gabriels is not a flame + * seen from a courtyard, it is a brown horizon and a dimmed sun. + */ +export interface FireLayer { + group: THREE.Object3D; + /** Replace the drawn set. `null` clears it — nothing has answered yet. */ + setFires(view: FireView | null): void; + /** Draw the plumes, or do not. The marks stay either way. */ + setSmokeVisible(visible: boolean): void; + setLighting(state: LightingState): void; + setSolarElevation(degrees: number): void; + /** Wind as the observation reports it: km/h, and the bearing it blows *from*. */ + setWind(kph: number | null, fromDeg: number | null): void; + tick(dt: number): void; + /** 0..1 smoke load at a coordinate, for haze somewhere else. */ + smokeLoadAt(lat: number, lng: number): number; + dispose(): void; +} + +/** + * How a fire layer is built. The same shape `createCloudLayer` has, so the + * layer sizes itself from the board rather than from a constant. + */ +export type FireLayerFactory = ( + world: World, + options: { span: number }, +) => FireLayer; + +/** + * Whether this visitor has asked the platform for less movement. + * + * Read at the moment it is needed rather than cached, because the only caller + * asks once per board and the query is a property read. `scenekit.ts` keeps a + * live subscription for the same preference; it needs one because a chapter + * flight can be in the air when the setting changes, and the opening move + * cannot — it is started or it is not. + */ +function prefersReducedMotion(): boolean { + if (typeof window === "undefined" || typeof window.matchMedia !== "function") return false; + return window.matchMedia("(prefers-reduced-motion: reduce)").matches; +} + /** What the pointer is over: an authored place, or an observed aeroplane. */ type Pick = | { kind: "marker"; marker: Marker } @@ -125,6 +263,15 @@ export interface SceneOptions { * exactly that closed form. Nothing here is ever fetched on a timer. */ satellites?: SatelliteCatalogue; + /** + * How to build this board's fire layer, or nothing at all. + * + * A factory rather than a layer, because the layer needs the `World` this + * function is in the middle of building. Absent on every board that has no + * fire projection behind it, and absent costs exactly nothing: no geometry, + * no material, no draw call, and `setFires` becomes a no-op. + */ + fires?: FireLayerFactory; /** Fires on hover/click of a marker head. */ onMarkerPick?: (marker: Marker | null) => void; /** @@ -191,6 +338,22 @@ export interface SceneHandle { stage: Stage; /** This city, as the thing `stage.setScene` takes. */ stageScene: StageScene; + /** + * Play the opening move: stand off the authored opening shot, then settle + * onto it. + * + * Called by the app once the board is on screen, rather than run from + * `createScene`, because only the app knows whether this is an arrival at + * all — a board built behind a progress card is not being looked at yet. + * + * Idempotent-ish and cheap to get wrong in the safe direction: calling it + * twice restarts the move, and calling it after the visitor has already + * touched the board is the one thing it must not do, so the app calls it + * exactly once per mount and any input cancels it. Under + * `prefers-reduced-motion` it places the camera on the resting pose and + * returns, which is also what makes a capture of this board reproducible. + */ + arrive(): void; /** Applies a rig computed elsewhere. The scene never works one out itself. */ setLighting(state: LightingState): void; /** @@ -209,6 +372,29 @@ export interface SceneHandle { setCloudCover(fraction: number): void; /** Wind as the observation reports it: km/h, and the bearing it blows *from*. */ setWind(kph: number | null, fromDeg: number | null): void; + /** + * The fires this board should be drawing, or `null` for none. + * + * `null` and an empty `incidents` array are the same picture and a different + * sentence, which is why both exist: `null` is "nothing has answered", an + * empty set is "the projection answered and nothing on this board qualifies". + * On a quiet day the second is the correct and common case — the promotion + * gate drops twenty-two nameless LA County dispatch numbers with no acreage + * between them — and a board that says so with a fetch age is honest, where a + * board that draws them is not. + * + * A no-op on a build with no fire layer, exactly like `setSatellitesVisible`. + */ + setFires(view: FireView | null): void; + /** Draw the smoke plumes, or do not. The marks are unaffected. */ + setFireSmoke(visible: boolean): void; + /** + * 0..1 smoke load at a coordinate — how much of the drawn fire set is + * upwind of it and near enough to matter. Zero with no fire layer. + * + * Read by the app to haze an *office* whose courtyard is open to this sky. + */ + fireSmokeLoadAt(lat: number, lng: number): number; /** * Freeze the satellite sky at an instant, or pass `null` to follow the wall * clock. Exactly the shape of `main.ts`'s own time override, deliberately. @@ -442,6 +628,20 @@ export async function createScene( clouds.setLighting(opening); scene.add(clouds.group); + /** + * Fire, when this deployment has a projection to draw. Built beside the + * clouds because it is the same kind of thing — a weather layer sized by the + * board and lit by the rig this scene was handed — and built after them so a + * plume sorts against cloud rather than the other way round. + */ + const fireLayer: FireLayer | null = options.fires + ? options.fires(world, { span: boardSpan }) + : null; + if (fireLayer) { + fireLayer.setLighting(opening); + scene.add(fireLayer.group); + } + const markerLayer: MarkerLayer = createMarkerLayer(world, options.markerPalette ?? {}); markerLayer.setMarkers(options.markers ?? []); scene.add(markerLayer.group); @@ -599,6 +799,9 @@ export async function createScene( function flyTo(chapterId: string) { const ch = chapterById[chapterId]; if (!ch) return; + // Somebody chose a view. Whatever the opening move was still doing, it is + // no longer what the camera is for. + cancelArrival(); // Named viewpoints are observe/vehicle destinations. Possessing an actor // is an explicit UI action, so a chapter selection always hands the camera // back before it moves anywhere else. @@ -617,7 +820,51 @@ export async function createScene( } } - kit.setPose(chapterPose(first)); + /** + * The frame a stranger sees first. + * + * Two rules govern everything below and both were learned from a picture. + * + * **The board settles exactly where the pack said it would.** `openingPose` + * is `chapterPose(first)` unchanged, so the resting frame is the one the pack + * authored, chapter 01 keeps meaning what it says, and a capture of this + * board is the same capture it was before an arrival existed. The wow is the + * *approach*; nothing about the destination is second-guessed here. + * + * **Under `prefers-reduced-motion` there is no move at all.** Not a shorter + * one — none: the camera is placed on the resting pose and that is the whole + * of it. That is the accessibility answer and it is also what keeps the + * capture harness honest, because a screenshot of a board mid-flight is a + * screenshot of a different board every time you take it. + */ + const openingPose = chapterPose(first); + + /** + * The opening move, or `null` when there is not one running. + * + * Held here rather than in `SceneKit` because it is not a chapter flight: it + * is slower, it is unrequested, and it must yield to the first thing the + * visitor does. `kit.flyTo` is the right shape for "you clicked a name and + * are waiting to arrive" and the wrong one for this. + */ + let arrival: { from: Pose; to: Pose; elapsed: number } | null = null; + + /** + * Any input at all ends it, on the spot, wherever the camera has got to. + * + * `OrbitControls` fires `start` on the first pointer-down, the first wheel + * notch and the first pinch, which is every way a visitor can say "I would + * rather look at something else". A camera that finished its arc anyway would + * be an interface arguing with somebody who has already begun using it. The + * camera is left exactly where the move had reached — not snapped to either + * end — because the drag that cancelled it is already in flight from there. + */ + function cancelArrival() { + arrival = null; + } + kit.controls.addEventListener("start", cancelArrival); + + kit.setPose(openingPose); // ---- Picking ------------------------------------------------------------ @@ -670,6 +917,34 @@ export async function createScene( // must stay disabled while the road layer writes its follow pose. const ownership = cityControlOwnership(controlMode); kit.controls.enabled = ownership.orbit; + /** + * The opening move, stepped before `kit.tick` so the damping and the + * clamps `controls.update()` applies land on top of it rather than + * underneath. + * + * `easeInOutCubic`, the same curve a chapter flight uses, because the + * camera starts from a standstill: a curve that began at full speed would + * read as a cut followed by a glide. + */ + if (arrival !== null) { + arrival.elapsed += dt; + const t = Math.min(1, arrival.elapsed / ARRIVAL_SECONDS); + const e = t < 0.5 ? 4 * t ** 3 : 1 - (-2 * t + 2) ** 3 / 2; + const at: Pose = { + position: new THREE.Vector3().lerpVectors( + arrival.from.position, + arrival.to.position, + e, + ), + target: new THREE.Vector3().lerpVectors( + arrival.from.target, + arrival.to.target, + e, + ), + }; + kit.setPose(at); + if (t >= 1) arrival = null; + } kit.tick(dt); sceneActor?.tick(dt); if (ownership.actor && sceneActor) kit.setPose(sceneActor.followPose()); @@ -678,6 +953,23 @@ export async function createScene( realtimePeers?.tick(Date.now()); roadTraffic?.tick(dt); clouds.tick(dt); + fireLayer?.tick(dt); + /** + * The one number the aeroplane glyph clamp cannot reach on its own. + * + * `flights.ts` captures its camera inside `trailLine.onBeforeRender` and + * `tick()` takes no arguments, so the layer has a camera and no controls + * and cannot ask how far away the thing being looked *at* is. This file + * holds both, and this is the frame that owns them — so the distance is + * pushed rather than pulled, and the layer never acquires an + * `OrbitControls` reference it has no business holding. + * + * It is scene units rather than metres, which is why `flights.ts` names + * the parameter `distance`: the clamp compares it against the same + * projected geometry the glyph is drawn in, so a conversion here would be + * a conversion into the wrong space and back. + */ + flightLayer?.setFocusDistance(kit.camera.position.distanceTo(kit.controls.target)); if (options.flights && flightLayer) { flightTimer -= dt; if (flightTimer <= 0) { @@ -751,6 +1043,7 @@ export async function createScene( // uniform textures are neither — the cloud texture is a canvas this layer // drew and only it can free. clouds.dispose(); + fireLayer?.dispose(); nightLights.dispose(); markerLayer.dispose(); roadTraffic?.dispose(); @@ -773,9 +1066,21 @@ export async function createScene( chapters: city.chapters, stage, stageScene, + arrive() { + if (prefersReducedMotion()) { + arrival = null; + kit.setPose(heroPose(openingPose, orbitMaxDistance)); + return; + } + const rest = heroPose(openingPose, orbitMaxDistance); + const from = arrivalStart(rest, orbitMaxDistance); + kit.setPose(from); + arrival = { from, to: rest, elapsed: 0 }; + }, setLighting: (state) => { kit.applyLighting(state); clouds.setLighting(state); + fireLayer?.setLighting(state); /** * Every lighting change, and it is cheap to do it every one. * @@ -789,8 +1094,20 @@ export async function createScene( options.environment?.apply(scene, state, "city"); }, setCloudCover: (fraction) => clouds.setCover(fraction), - setWind: (kph, fromDeg) => clouds.setWind(kph, fromDeg), - setSolarElevation: (degrees) => nightLights.setSolarElevation(degrees), + setWind: (kph, fromDeg) => { + clouds.setWind(kph, fromDeg); + // The same observation, and the same one the clouds drift on. A plume + // that leaned on a different wind from the cloud beside it would be two + // opinions about one sky. + fireLayer?.setWind(kph, fromDeg); + }, + setSolarElevation: (degrees) => { + nightLights.setSolarElevation(degrees); + fireLayer?.setSolarElevation(degrees); + }, + setFires: (view) => fireLayer?.setFires(view), + setFireSmoke: (visible) => fireLayer?.setSmokeVisible(visible), + fireSmokeLoadAt: (lat, lng) => fireLayer?.smokeLoadAt(lat, lng) ?? 0, setSkyInstant: (when) => { skyOverride = when; }, @@ -867,6 +1184,7 @@ export async function createScene( * better: the loop drops this scene on the very next frame, and the * renderer keeps its bookkeeping so the disposals below actually land. */ + kit.controls.removeEventListener("start", cancelArrival); if (stage.current() === stageScene) stage.setScene(null); stageScene.dispose(); }, @@ -952,6 +1270,165 @@ export function chapterFraming(options: { return 1 + (wide - 1) * share; } +/** + * How long the opening move takes, in seconds. + * + * Longer than a chapter flight's 1.5 s, deliberately. A chapter flight is a + * *response* — somebody clicked a name and is waiting to arrive — so it should + * be brisk. This is the opposite: nobody asked for it, nothing is waiting + * behind it, and its whole job is to be looked at. + * + * **This used to be 2.5, and the reason was the performance harness rather than + * taste.** `scripts/performance-budget.mjs` waits `warmup-ms` (3,000) after the + * board reports ready and then samples for eight seconds, and `arrive()` is + * called in the same statement block that makes it report ready — so a move + * longer than the warm-up was a *moving camera inside the sample window*: a + * different frustum every frame, and triangle and draw counts that no longer + * reproduce. The whole reason those cells are trustworthy on this box is that + * geometry here is deterministic, and a longer arrival would have quietly spent + * that, with the first symptom an unexplainable red cell blamed on GPU clocks. + * + * The coupling is gone because the harness now opens its context with + * `reducedMotion: "reduce"`, under which this move collapses to a cut — the + * same preference `look.mjs --reduced` uses to make an arrival frame + * reproducible, and the same one a person who asked their operating system for + * less motion gets. So the length is free to be the length the shot wants. + * + * If `reducedMotion` is ever dropped from that context, this number has to go + * back under `warmup-ms` in the same commit. It is the only thing holding the + * two apart. + */ +const ARRIVAL_SECONDS = 4.5; + +/** + * The hero seat, as multiples of the pack's own opening pose. + * + * `HERO_HEIGHT` is the one that matters and the reason this exists. Every one + * of the three boards authors its whole-board shot between 32 and 41 degrees + * above the ground — California at 40.8, San Francisco at 34.7, Southern + * California at 32.1 — and from up there a board is a *map*: the far edge ends + * in water, the sky is off the top of the frame, and the relief that took two + * and a half seconds of heightfield to build is flattened into shading. Drop + * the eye and the horizon arrives, the ranges get a skyline, and the same + * geometry stops being a diagram and starts being a place. + * + * The target and the azimuth are left alone, so this is still the pack's + * chapter 01 — the state, seen from where the pack pointed the camera — and + * clicking `01` still flies to the authored seat exactly. + */ +const HERO_ELEVATION_DEG = 29; +const HERO_DISTANCE = 0.9; + +/** How much further out the camera stands before the move, as a multiple. */ +const ARRIVAL_STANDOFF = 1.5; +/** How much higher, as a multiple. Larger than the stand-off: the move descends. */ +const ARRIVAL_LIFT = 2.2; +/** How far round the board it swings, in radians. Negative is anticlockwise. */ +const ARRIVAL_YAW = -0.5; + +/** + * Rotate and scale the offset between a pose and its target. + * + * The one piece of arithmetic the two poses below share: both are described as + * a departure from the authored shot rather than as coordinates, which is what + * lets one implementation serve three boards and two studios that have each + * already chosen the angle they look best from. + * + * `maxReach` is the orbit's own ceiling and is not optional. `setPose` hands + * the camera to `OrbitControls`, which clamps to `maxDistance` on its next + * update — so a pose beyond it is not a wider shot, it is a shorter move that + * begins wherever the clamp happened to land. `chapterFraming` records the same + * hazard one floor down. + */ +function offsetPose( + rest: Pose, + options: { standoff: number; lift: number; yaw: number; maxReach: number }, +): Pose { + const dx = rest.position.x - rest.target.x; + const dy = rest.position.y - rest.target.y; + const dz = rest.position.z - rest.target.z; + const cos = Math.cos(options.yaw); + const sin = Math.sin(options.yaw); + let ox = (dx * cos - dz * sin) * options.standoff; + let oz = (dx * sin + dz * cos) * options.standoff; + let oy = dy * options.lift; + const reach = Math.hypot(ox, oy, oz); + if (Number.isFinite(options.maxReach) && options.maxReach > 0 && reach > options.maxReach) { + // 0.995 rather than 1: landing exactly on the ceiling leaves the first + // `controls.update()` free to shave a unit off it and start the move with a + // visible twitch. + const k = (options.maxReach * 0.995) / reach; + ox *= k; + oy *= k; + oz *= k; + } + return { + target: rest.target.clone(), + position: new THREE.Vector3(rest.target.x + ox, rest.target.y + oy, rest.target.z + oz), + }; +} + +/** + * Where the opening move comes to rest: the pack's chapter 01, seen from + * `HERO_ELEVATION_DEG` above the ground instead of from wherever it was + * authored. + * + * An **angle**, not a multiplier, and that is the whole of the design. A + * multiplier applied to the three boards' three different authored elevations + * produces three different answers to a question that has one — California + * would land at 30 degrees and Southern California at 13 off the same constant + * — and the horizon either enters the frame or it does not. At this field of + * view it enters just under 21, so 20 puts it a degree inside the top edge on + * every board, which is what the number is for. + * + * `Math.min` rather than an assignment, and it is load-bearing: an authored + * pose that is **already** lower than this is not raised. Studio viewpoints sit + * at eye height inside a room, and a "hero" seat that lifted a camera standing + * on a floor up to twenty degrees would be a ceiling shot of somebody's desk. + * The move only ever brings a camera down. + */ +export function heroPose(authored: Pose, maxReach: number): Pose { + const dx = authored.position.x - authored.target.x; + const dy = authored.position.y - authored.target.y; + const dz = authored.position.z - authored.target.z; + const reach = Math.hypot(dx, dy, dz); + if (reach <= 0) return { target: authored.target.clone(), position: authored.position.clone() }; + const elevation = Math.asin(Math.max(-1, Math.min(1, dy / reach))); + const wanted = Math.min(elevation, (HERO_ELEVATION_DEG * Math.PI) / 180); + const flat = Math.hypot(dx, dz); + const azimuth = flat > 0 ? { x: dx / flat, z: dz / flat } : { x: 0, z: 1 }; + const heroReach = reach * HERO_DISTANCE; + const capped = + Number.isFinite(maxReach) && maxReach > 0 ? Math.min(heroReach, maxReach * 0.995) : heroReach; + const horizontal = Math.cos(wanted) * capped; + return { + target: authored.target.clone(), + position: new THREE.Vector3( + authored.target.x + azimuth.x * horizontal, + authored.target.y + Math.sin(wanted) * capped, + authored.target.z + azimuth.z * horizontal, + ), + }; +} + +/** + * Where the camera stands *before* the opening move. + * + * Further out, higher, and a little way round from where it will land, so the + * move is a descending swing that closes that difference. All three numbers are + * modest on purpose: enough that the board visibly grows, turns and settles, + * and not so much that the opening frame is a different photograph from the one + * it is arriving at. + */ +export function arrivalStart(rest: Pose, maxReach: number): Pose { + return offsetPose(rest, { + standoff: ARRIVAL_STANDOFF, + lift: ARRIVAL_LIFT, + yaw: ARRIVAL_YAW, + maxReach, + }); +} + export function cityDaylight(palette: ScenePalette, boardSpan = 230): LightingState { return { sun: { direction: [-0.632, 0.717, 0.295], color: 0xfff3e0, intensity: 2.1 }, diff --git a/src/engine/scenekit.ts b/src/engine/scenekit.ts index e1558a7..341a48e 100644 --- a/src/engine/scenekit.ts +++ b/src/engine/scenekit.ts @@ -396,6 +396,24 @@ export function createSceneKit(options: SceneKitOptions): SceneKit { * glow that fades out with the daylight it belongs to. */ u.uSunGlow!.value = Math.min(1, Math.max(0, state.sun.intensity / SUN_GLOW_FULL_INTENSITY)); + + /** + * The moon, if this rig carries one. See `LightingMoon`. + * + * A drawn object and nothing else: no light is constructed here, no light + * is modified here, and the key after dark is already `state.sun`, which + * `atmosphere.ts` handed to the moon. Absent or `null` sets the visibility + * to zero and the shader's branch never runs, which is what an office rig + * and the hard-coded fallback both get. + */ + const moon = state.moon ?? null; + u.uMoonVisibility!.value = moon ? Math.min(1, Math.max(0, moon.visibility)) : 0; + if (moon) { + (u.uMoonDirection!.value as THREE.Vector3).fromArray(moon.direction).normalize(); + (u.uMoonLimb!.value as THREE.Vector3).fromArray(moon.brightLimb).normalize(); + u.uMoonRadius!.value = Math.max(1e-4, moon.angularRadius * MOON_ANGULAR_EXAGGERATION); + u.uMoonPhase!.value = Math.min(1, Math.max(0, moon.illuminated)); + } } else if (domeAttached) { scene.remove(dome); domeAttached = false; @@ -678,6 +696,41 @@ export function createSceneKit(options: SceneKitOptions): SceneKit { */ const SUN_GLOW_FULL_INTENSITY = 1.9; +/** + * The moon's own colour, and how much of the dark side earthshine leaves visible. + * + * Not white. The full moon measures around 4100 K to the eye — a warm grey, and + * a pure-white disc against a deep blue night sky is the single most common tell + * of a synthetic sky. 0.045 for the earthshine is roughly what a young crescent + * over a cloudy earth actually shows, and it is what makes the *whole* disc + * findable at a thin phase instead of just the sliver. + */ +const MOON_COLOR = 0xf2ecdc; +const MOON_EARTHSHINE = 0.045; + +/** + * How much larger than life the disc is drawn. + * + * The moon is half a degree across. At this camera's 42-degree vertical field + * over a 1000-pixel viewport that is nine pixels — smaller than the aeroplane + * glyphs, smaller than a satellite dot at some sizes, and indistinguishable from + * a stuck pixel. Drawn true, the four hundred lines of Meeus behind its position + * buy a picture of nothing. + * + * So it is exaggerated, and this is the same trade the rest of this codebase + * already makes and writes down: `clouds.ts` draws stratocumulus five to twelve + * kilometres wide because an honest cumulus is two pixels, `flights.ts` draws an + * aeroplane glyph hundreds of times its true span, and `atmosphere.ts` floors + * visibility at 4.5 km because honest fog is a white rectangle. A map is looked + * at from outside the sky it is depicting. + * + * 2.6 rather than more, because the *phase* is the information here and a phase + * is legible well before a disc becomes a cartoon: at 2.6 the disc is about + * 24 pixels of a 1000-pixel frame, a crescent is unmistakable, and nobody reads + * it as a second sun. + */ +const MOON_ANGULAR_EXAGGERATION = 2.6; + /** * The sky, as a mesh in the world rather than a gradient on the screen. * @@ -741,6 +794,13 @@ function makeSkyDome(): THREE.Mesh { uSunDirection: { value: new THREE.Vector3(0, 1, 0) }, uSunColor: { value: new THREE.Color(0xffffff) }, uSunGlow: { value: 0 }, + uMoonDirection: { value: new THREE.Vector3(0, 1, 0) }, + uMoonLimb: { value: new THREE.Vector3(1, 0, 0) }, + uMoonRadius: { value: 0.012 }, + uMoonPhase: { value: 1 }, + /** 0 draws nothing, and is what an office and a fallback rig get. */ + uMoonVisibility: { value: 0 }, + uMoonColor: { value: new THREE.Color(MOON_COLOR) }, }, vertexShader: ` varying vec3 vDirection; @@ -757,6 +817,12 @@ uniform vec3 uHorizon; uniform vec3 uSunDirection; uniform vec3 uSunColor; uniform float uSunGlow; +uniform vec3 uMoonDirection; +uniform vec3 uMoonLimb; +uniform float uMoonRadius; +uniform float uMoonPhase; +uniform float uMoonVisibility; +uniform vec3 uMoonColor; varying vec3 vDirection; void main() { @@ -800,6 +866,65 @@ void main() { float band = exp( - abs( height ) * 6.0 ) * pow( azimuth, 2.5 ) * 0.18; color += uSunColor * uSunGlow * ( aureole + band ); + + /* + * The moon, drawn. + * + * Everything here is angular, which is what the dome preserves and the only + * reason this can live in the sky shader at all: direction is a unit vector + * and so is uMoonDirection, so the offset between them, projected onto the + * two axes of the visible disc, is the position on that disc in radians. Over + * half a degree the small-angle approximation is exact to eight decimal + * places, so no trigonometry is needed and none is done. + * + * uMoonLimb is perpendicular to the moon and points at the middle of the lit + * side — the sun's true direction with the moon's own component removed, which + * atmosphere.ts computes because it is the one module holding an unfloored + * sun. du is therefore measured along the phase and dv across it. + */ + if ( uMoonVisibility > 0.0 ) { + vec3 across = cross( uMoonDirection, uMoonLimb ); + float du = dot( direction, uMoonLimb ) / uMoonRadius; + float dv = dot( direction, across ) / uMoonRadius; + float onThisSide = step( 0.0, dot( direction, uMoonDirection ) ); + float rr = du * du + dv * dv; + + /* + * The terminator is an ellipse, not a line, and the whole of it is one + * expression: the boundary sits at du = (1 - 2k) * sqrt(1 - dv^2), which + * is a straight line through the centre at half phase, the full limb at + * full, and nothing at new. Softened over a fifteenth of the disc because a + * hard step on an object sixty pixels across aliases into a staircase, and + * because the real terminator is a lit horizon rather than an edge. + */ + float boundary = ( 1.0 - 2.0 * uMoonPhase ) * sqrt( max( 0.0, 1.0 - dv * dv ) ); + float lit = smoothstep( boundary - 0.07, boundary + 0.07, du ); + + /* + * Limb darkening, and earthshine. + * + * The moon is not a flat disc: brightness falls toward the edge as the + * surface turns away, which is what stops it reading as a sticker. And the + * dark side is not black — it is lit by a full earth, which is why the whole + * disc of a young crescent is visible on a clear night. Both are cheap and + * both are the difference between a moon and a circle. + */ + float curve = sqrt( max( 0.0, 1.0 - rr ) ); + float shading = mix( ${MOON_EARTHSHINE.toFixed(3)}, 0.55 + 0.45 * curve, lit ); + // The disc's own edge, feathered by the same amount as the terminator. + float disc = ( 1.0 - smoothstep( 0.86, 1.0, rr ) ) * onThisSide; + color += uMoonColor * uMoonVisibility * shading * disc; + + /* + * A halo, because a moon with a hard edge and nothing around it reads as a + * decal. Kept to a twentieth of the disc's own brightness and to a few + * degrees of sky: the failure mode this file is downstream of is a night + * layer that lifts the whole frame, and a wide bloom is exactly that. + */ + float toMoon = max( dot( direction, uMoonDirection ), 0.0 ); + color += uMoonColor * uMoonVisibility * pow( toMoon, 400.0 ) * 0.05; + } + gl_FragColor = vec4( color, 1.0 ); } `, diff --git a/src/engine/structures.ts b/src/engine/structures.ts index fa0e931..58bee3d 100644 --- a/src/engine/structures.ts +++ b/src/engine/structures.ts @@ -651,16 +651,35 @@ export function createFreewayWorld(world: World, pack: TransportPack): THREE.Gro roadRibbonGeometry(offsetPath(path, side * 0.64), 1.03, 0.012), batch.material("deck", asphalt[identityIndex] ?? asphalt[0]!), ); - // Inner yellow edge, two lane dividers, outer white shoulder edge. + /** + * Inner yellow edge, two lane dividers, outer white shoulder edge — and + * every one of them `marking`, which is to say unlit. + * + * The two edge lines used to be `deck`, which is Lambert, and that is the + * single thing that made this corridor unreadable after dark: at 21:15 the + * `drive-101` frame was a black rectangle with the lane dashes floating in + * it, because the dashes were already `marking` and the lines that + * actually define where the road *is* were being shaded by a sun eight + * degrees under the horizon. + * + * Unlit is not a cheat here, it is the more honest of the two. Road paint + * is retroreflective — that is its entire specification — so at night it + * returns the driver's own light back along the axis it arrived on and is + * very nearly the *only* thing out on an unlit corridor that does. A lit + * material models it as matte chalk and dims it into the asphalt exactly + * when a real edge line is at its most visible. `sfo`'s night frame + * already makes the same argument for runway markings, in the shot list's + * own words: after sunset the airport is a diagram of itself. + */ batch.add( "freeway:edge-line", roadRibbonGeometry(offsetPath(path, side * 0.12), 0.026, 0.038), - batch.material("deck", 0xf0c84f), + batch.material("marking", 0xf0c84f), ); batch.add( "freeway:edge-line", roadRibbonGeometry(offsetPath(path, side * 1.16), 0.026, 0.038), - batch.material("deck", 0xe8ece8), + batch.material("marking", 0xe8ece8), ); const dashes = batch.material("marking", 0xf4f4ec); batch.add("freeway:lane-dashes", dashedRibbonGeometry(path, side * 0.47, 0.022), dashes); diff --git a/src/engine/types.ts b/src/engine/types.ts index fd26fe7..cdeffde 100644 --- a/src/engine/types.ts +++ b/src/engine/types.ts @@ -371,6 +371,73 @@ export interface LightingState { sky: { top: number; horizon: number } | null; /** `null` for no fog at all. An office gets none. */ fog: { color: number; near: number; far: number } | null; + /** + * The moon as a **drawn object**, or absent when nobody modelled one. + * + * The only field on a `LightingState` that is not a light, and the exception + * is deliberate and narrow. `atmosphere.ts` computes the moon's position to a + * hundredth of a degree — four hundred lines of Meeus — for the sole purpose + * of deciding the key light after sunset, and then throws the position away. + * The disc itself was never drawn, and the moonrise the file documents at + * length was something nobody could watch happen. + * + * It stays on this type rather than becoming a second channel because + * CONTRACT.md §4's rule is about *direction*, not about cardinality: + * `Atmosphere` computes it, a scene applies it, and nothing writes back. A + * separate `moonPosition()` call in the renderer would be a second opinion + * about where the moon is, computed from a clock the scrubber does not own. + * + * **Drawing it must not light anything.** The key light after dark is already + * `sun`, which `combineKey` has handed over to the moon; a second light here + * would be the same photons twice and would break the one-owner rule outright. + * + * Optional, and `null` is as meaningful as absent: an office rig has walls and + * no sky, and a hard-coded fallback rig has no ephemeris behind it. Both + * simply do not draw a moon. + */ + moon?: LightingMoon | null; +} + +/** + * Where the moon is, how much of it is lit, and which way the lit side faces. + * + * Angles only. There is no distance here for the same reason `sun.direction` + * carries none — how far away to put it is a fact about the scale of the scene — + * and no colour, because a renderer that has the illuminated fraction can decide + * for itself how a waning crescent should read against its own sky. + */ +export interface LightingMoon { + /** + * Unit vector from the scene toward the moon. **Not floored**, unlike + * `sun.direction`: the floor exists so a shadow camera stays usable, and a + * drawn disc lifted seven degrees off where the moon actually is would be a + * visible lie about the one thing this record is for. + */ + direction: [number, number, number]; + /** + * Unit vector, perpendicular to `direction`, pointing at the middle of the lit + * limb — the true sun's direction with the moon's own component taken out. + * + * Computed here because it needs the sun's *unfloored* position, which a + * `LightingState` deliberately does not carry. Without it a renderer has to + * either guess the phase's orientation or re-derive the sun, and a crescent + * pointing the wrong way is the one error in this whole record that anybody + * who has ever looked up will spot immediately. + */ + brightLimb: [number, number, number]; + /** Fraction of the visible disc in sunlight: 0 at new, 1 at full. */ + illuminated: number; + /** Angular radius of the disc in radians, from its real distance. ~0.0045. */ + angularRadius: number; + /** + * How much of the disc gets through, 0..1: below the horizon, behind cloud, or + * washed out by daylight. `0` means do not draw it at all. + * + * A single scalar rather than three, because every consumer wants the product + * and the three causes are `atmosphere.ts`'s to weigh — it is the module that + * already holds the obscuration, the cover and the night factor. + */ + visibility: number; } // ---- Markers -------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/src/interiors/daylight.ts b/src/interiors/daylight.ts index b4fa03f..b40a9fa 100644 --- a/src/interiors/daylight.ts +++ b/src/interiors/daylight.ts @@ -26,6 +26,26 @@ * building's own scale, haze beyond it, saturated long before the horizon plane * ends. That is what turns a flat backdrop into a view. * + * ### Three: is anything burning near here + * + * A third question, added when the boards learned about real fire. `smokeLoad` + * is a single scalar — how much drawn fire this building is downwind of — and it + * moves exactly the three numbers a smoke plume actually moves: the haze goes + * brown, it starts closer, and the sun through it goes orange and dim. + * + * **It costs nothing.** No geometry, no draw call, no second pass, and no light: + * every one of those three is a parameter this function already returned, and + * `Atmosphere` still owns the rig (CONTRACT.md §4). A courtyard under smoke is + * the same scene with three different numbers in it. + * + * At zero it is bit-identical to what this file returned before any of it + * existed, which is asserted rather than assumed. That matters more than it + * sounds: a haze that creeps in at a "load" of nothing would put a brown sky + * over Los Angeles on a day when nothing is burning, which is the exact failure + * `src/server/fires.ts`'s promotion gate exists to prevent one layer up. The + * gate decides whether a fire is real; this file is only allowed to draw what + * the gate already agreed to. + * * A pack with no `site` never reaches this file and keeps the fixed rig, which * is the promise the format makes: you can author a floor plan without owning a * coordinate. @@ -58,6 +78,40 @@ const FOG_NEAR_M = 150; */ const FOG_FAR_M = 4200; +/** + * The colour smoke turns the air, and how far in it comes. + * + * A drab yellow-brown rather than a grey: wildfire smoke scatters the blue out + * of daylight long before it dims it, which is why a smoke day looks *wrong* + * from indoors rather than merely overcast. Grey reads as weather; this does + * not. + * + * `SMOKE_FOG_NEAR_M` is where the haze starts at full load — 45 m, which is + * inside the far wall of a 36 m courtyard block, so the far range of the yard + * goes soft while the room you are standing in does not. `FOG_NEAR_M`'s own note + * explains why 150 m was the floor for clear air; this is the one condition + * under which coming inside that is the right answer rather than a bug. + */ +const SMOKE_FOG_COLOR = 0x8a6a45; +const SMOKE_FOG_NEAR_M = 45; + +/** The colour the sun goes through smoke, and how much of it survives. */ +const SMOKE_SUN_COLOR = 0xd9762e; +const SMOKE_SUN_DIM = 0.45; + +/** + * How much of the way to each of those a full load takes you. + * + * Less than all of it, on purpose. `smokeLoad` is a scalar somebody computed + * from acreage and distance, and a scalar that can saturate the frame is a + * scalar whose top end has to be exactly right. Capping the *effect* rather than + * the input means the difference between a bad fire and a catastrophic one is + * still visible, and that a bug in the number upstream cannot black out a + * courtyard. + */ +const SMOKE_FOG_MIX = 0.85; +const SMOKE_SUN_MIX = 0.8; + /** * Turn a city-frame lighting state into an office-frame one. * @@ -67,13 +121,39 @@ const FOG_FAR_M = 4200; * otherwise the same object's values, because everything else `Atmosphere` * decided is as true inside a building as outside one. */ -export function officeDaylight(state: LightingState, site: OfficeSite): LightingState { - const fog = - state.fog === null ? null : { color: state.fog.color, near: FOG_NEAR_M, far: FOG_FAR_M }; +export function officeDaylight( + state: LightingState, + site: OfficeSite, + smokeLoad = 0, +): LightingState { + // Clamped rather than trusted. This number arrives from a fire layer reading a + // feed off somebody else's machine, and the one thing it must never do is + // reach through this function into the rig. + const smoke = Number.isFinite(smokeLoad) ? Math.min(1, Math.max(0, smokeLoad)) : 0; + + const fog = state.fog === null + ? null + : { + color: smoke === 0 + ? state.fog.color + : mixHex(state.fog.color, SMOKE_FOG_COLOR, smoke * SMOKE_FOG_MIX), + near: FOG_NEAR_M + (SMOKE_FOG_NEAR_M - FOG_NEAR_M) * smoke * SMOKE_FOG_MIX, + far: FOG_FAR_M, + }; return { ...state, - sun: { ...state.sun, direction: intoBuildingFrame(state.sun.direction, site.heading) }, + sun: { + ...state.sun, + direction: intoBuildingFrame(state.sun.direction, site.heading), + color: smoke === 0 + ? state.sun.color + : mixHex(state.sun.color, SMOKE_SUN_COLOR, smoke * SMOKE_SUN_MIX), + // Smoke does not switch the sun off, and a courtyard that went dark would + // read as dusk rather than as smoke. The colour is what says "fire"; the + // dimming only stops it looking like a bright orange afternoon. + intensity: state.sun.intensity * (1 - SMOKE_SUN_DIM * smoke * SMOKE_SUN_MIX), + }, fog, /** * The sky's horizon stop is pinned to the fog colour, which is what makes @@ -95,6 +175,30 @@ export function officeDaylight(state: LightingState, site: OfficeSite): Lighting }; } +/** + * The sentence that goes with a brown sky. + * + * `null` at zero, and a sentence at anything above it, because an unexplained + * brown sky is worse than a clear one. The whole argument for driving haze off + * real fire is that the room is telling you something true about outside; a + * viewer who cannot tell the smoke from a rendering bug has been told nothing. + * + * It says **where the number came from and what it is not**. It is not a + * measurement of the air in this courtyard — nobody has an air sensor there, and + * the one the upstream store carries is unusable for reasons recorded in + * `ARCHITECTURE.md`. It is the drawn fire set, at a distance, and the sentence + * says so rather than letting a viewer read a haze slider as an AQI. + */ +export function smokeCaption(load: number): string | null { + const smoke = Number.isFinite(load) ? Math.min(1, Math.max(0, load)) : 0; + if (smoke <= 0) return null; + const strength = smoke < 0.34 ? "Thin" : smoke < 0.67 ? "Hazy" : "Heavy"; + return ( + `${strength} smoke: the sky here is drawn from the fires currently on the board, ` + + "by size and distance. It is not a measurement of the air at this building." + ); +} + /** * The colour of the light a building makes for itself. * diff --git a/src/interiors/officeWalker.ts b/src/interiors/officeWalker.ts index eaa198a..7834ffb 100644 --- a/src/interiors/officeWalker.ts +++ b/src/interiors/officeWalker.ts @@ -6,6 +6,32 @@ * Callers choose humanoid or anonymous dog, translate their own input device to * a normalized planar action, and decide when walk mode is active. A caller may * attach an already-created face texture; ownership stays with that caller. + * + * ### The climb lives here, and it is presentation + * + * `WalkerState` has no `y` and is never getting one: height is fully determined + * by the storey you are on, `Plan` owns that number, and adding a vertical to + * the controller would ripple into every consumer of `floorY` for a value none + * of them may disagree about. So a crossing between two storeys is *this* file's + * job. It interpolates the actor's world height and the follow camera's along + * `ResolvedTransition.path` — the same list of points the drawn treads are built + * from — and hands the controller its new storey exactly once, at the midpoint, + * through `enterLevel`. + * + * Three rules the crossing keeps, and each of them is a defect avoided: + * + * - **Both levels resolve before it starts.** `sync` and `followPose` used to + * throw outright on a level they could not find, which for a cross-level + * handoff means killing the RAF loop mid-frame. They now fall back to the last + * height they knew, and a crossing refuses to begin at all unless both ends + * are already resolved — the failure is checked where it can be reported + * rather than where it would be fatal. + * - **It always lands on one storey.** Going inactive, resetting or disposing + * part-way through completes the handover immediately rather than abandoning + * the actor between two floors. + * - **You have to leave before you can come back.** Arriving puts the walker + * inside the far footprint, which is a way back down; without a latch a + * staircase would be an infinite loop and the actor would oscillate. */ import * as THREE from "three"; @@ -23,7 +49,7 @@ import { type HumanoidRig, } from "../assets/actors/humanoid.ts"; import type { Pose } from "../engine/scenekit.ts"; -import type { Plan } from "./plan.ts"; +import type { Plan, ResolvedTransition, TransitionSide } from "./plan.ts"; import { createWalker, normalizeWalkerAction, @@ -39,6 +65,30 @@ const DOG_CAMERA = { distance: 2.6, height: 1.45, targetHeight: 0.48, lookAhead: const STRIDE_METRES = 0.72; const GAIT_EASE_SECONDS = 0.16; +/** + * How fast the actor moves along a transition path, as a multiple of its own + * walking speed. + * + * Faster than walking, because the alternative is worse. `mateo-court`'s stair + * is eleven and a half metres of path — two flights, a half landing and the + * approach — and traversing that at 1.6 m/s is seven seconds during which + * nothing the viewer does has any effect. A climb is an event, not a cutscene. + */ +const CLIMB_SPEED_FACTOR = 1.45; + +/** + * Hard bounds on a crossing, in seconds. + * + * The floor stops a one-metre step between a mezzanine and its landing being an + * instantaneous jump; the ceiling stops a long flight taking the controls away + * for longer than anybody will sit still for. + */ +const MIN_CLIMB_SECONDS = 0.9; +const MAX_CLIMB_SECONDS = 3.6; + +/** Below this, the actor is standing still and a crossing has no reason to start. */ +const CLIMB_INPUT_EPSILON = 1e-3; + export type OfficeActorKind = "humanoid" | "anonymous-dog"; export interface OfficeActorAppearance { @@ -75,6 +125,16 @@ export interface OfficeWalkerState extends WalkerState { active: boolean; actor: OfficeActorKind; action: WalkerAction; + /** + * The transition the actor is part-way along, or `null`. + * + * `levelId` is still authoritative and still flips exactly once, halfway + * through — a consumer that only wants to know which storey to draw needs + * nothing from this field. It is here so that a caller which drives input can + * see that input is currently going nowhere, and so a test can assert the + * crossing rather than infer it from a height. + */ + crossing: string | null; } export interface OfficeWalker { @@ -100,6 +160,23 @@ export interface OfficeWalker { dispose(): void; } +/** One crossing in flight. Presentation only: nothing here is walker state. */ +interface Crossing { + transition: ResolvedTransition; + toLevelId: string; + toPosition: { x: number; z: number }; + /** The direction of the last leg: which way the actor comes off the treads. */ + toFacing: { x: number; z: number }; + /** Foot-to-head or head-to-foot, in office-world metres, current pose first. */ + path: readonly { x: number; y: number; z: number }[]; + /** Cumulative 3-D length at each point. `spans[0]` is 0. */ + spans: readonly number[]; + length: number; + seconds: number; + elapsed: number; + handedOver: boolean; +} + type Actor = | { kind: "humanoid"; rig: HumanoidRig } | { kind: "anonymous-dog"; rig: DogRig }; @@ -123,6 +200,18 @@ export function createOfficeWalker(plan: Plan, options: OfficeWalkerOptions): Of const previousFacing = new THREE.Vector2(0, -1); let faceTexture: THREE.Texture | null = null; let disposed = false; + let lastFloorY = plan.level(options.levelId)?.floorY ?? 0; + let warnedLostLevel = false; + let crossing: Crossing | null = null; + /** + * The transition whose footprint the actor is standing in and has not yet + * left. + * + * Arriving from a crossing puts you inside the *far* footprint, which is a way + * straight back. Without this latch a staircase is an infinite loop: up, down, + * up, for as long as the key is held. + */ + let latched: string | null = null; const root = new THREE.Group(); root.name = "office-walker-actor"; root.userData.kind = "playable-actor"; @@ -131,10 +220,38 @@ export function createOfficeWalker(plan: Plan, options: OfficeWalkerOptions): Of root.add(actor.rig.root); const view = { position: new THREE.Vector3() }; - function sync(state: WalkerState, elapsedSeconds = 0, travelled = 0): void { - const level = plan.level(state.levelId); - if (!level) throw new Error(`office walker lost level "${state.levelId}"`); - root.position.set(state.position.x, level.floorY, state.position.z); + /** + * This level's floor height, or the last one we knew. + * + * It used to throw. A `throw` from inside `tick` kills the RAF loop for the + * whole scene, and the case it fires on — a level that stops resolving — is + * precisely the one a cross-level handoff could produce. Everywhere else in + * the interiors stack the discipline is to report and carry on, so this + * carries on at the last known height and says so once. A crossing is refused + * outright if either end is unresolved, which is where that failure is + * actually catchable. + */ + function floorYOf(levelId: string): number { + const level = plan.level(levelId); + if (level) { + lastFloorY = level.floorY; + return level.floorY; + } + if (!warnedLostLevel) { + warnedLostLevel = true; + console.warn(`office walker lost level "${levelId}"; holding the last known floor`); + } + return lastFloorY; + } + + function sync(state: WalkerState, elapsedSeconds = 0, travelled = 0, override?: { + x: number; + y: number; + z: number; + }): void { + const floorY = floorYOf(state.levelId); + if (override) root.position.set(override.x, override.y, override.z); + else root.position.set(state.position.x, floorY, state.position.z); view.position.copy(root.position); root.rotation.y = Math.atan2(-state.facing.x, -state.facing.z); @@ -174,6 +291,123 @@ export function createOfficeWalker(plan: Plan, options: OfficeWalkerOptions): Of previousFacing.set(state.facing.x, state.facing.z); } + /** + * Start a crossing, or decline to. + * + * Declining is silent and is the ordinary answer: standing still on a stair + * is standing on a stair. It refuses outright — rather than beginning and + * failing — when either level is unresolved or the far landing is not a place + * the controller would accept, because a handover that throws does it inside + * the frame loop where nothing can recover. + */ + function beginCrossing(side: TransitionSide): boolean { + if (plan.level(side.from.levelId) === null || plan.level(side.to.levelId) === null) return false; + + const authored = side.transition.path; + const ordered = side.ascending ? authored : [...authored].reverse(); + // The actor triggers at the edge of the footprint, which is usually a metre + // or so from the landing the path starts at. Starting the path where the + // actor actually is turns that gap into the first stride of the climb + // rather than a jump. + const here = { x: root.position.x, y: root.position.y, z: root.position.z }; + const head = ordered[0]!; + const path = Math.hypot(here.x - head.x, here.z - head.z) > 0.05 + ? [here, ...ordered] + : [...ordered]; + + const spans: number[] = [0]; + let length = 0; + for (let index = 1; index < path.length; index += 1) { + const a = path[index - 1]!; + const b = path[index]!; + length += Math.hypot(b.x - a.x, b.y - a.y, b.z - a.z); + spans.push(length); + } + if (!(length > 1e-4)) return false; + + const speed = (options.speed ?? 1.6) * CLIMB_SPEED_FACTOR; + const penultimate = path[path.length - 2]!; + const arrival = path[path.length - 1]!; + const lastX = arrival.x - penultimate.x; + const lastZ = arrival.z - penultimate.z; + const lastRun = Math.hypot(lastX, lastZ); + crossing = { + transition: side.transition, + toLevelId: side.to.levelId, + toPosition: { x: side.to.landing.x, z: side.to.landing.z }, + // A vertical last leg — a lift — has no direction of its own, and the + // pack's authored `facing` is the answer there. Failing both, the actor + // keeps what it had. + toFacing: lastRun > 1e-6 + ? { x: lastX / lastRun, z: lastZ / lastRun } + : { x: Math.sin(side.to.facing), z: -Math.cos(side.to.facing) }, + path, + spans, + length, + seconds: Math.min(MAX_CLIMB_SECONDS, Math.max(MIN_CLIMB_SECONDS, length / speed)), + elapsed: 0, + handedOver: false, + }; + latched = side.transition.id; + return true; + } + + /** The pose at a fraction of the way along a crossing, and the way it faces. */ + function poseAlong(active: Crossing, t: number): { + position: { x: number; y: number; z: number }; + facing: { x: number; z: number }; + } { + const target = Math.min(active.length, Math.max(0, t * active.length)); + let index = 1; + while (index < active.spans.length - 1 && active.spans[index]! < target) index += 1; + const a = active.path[index - 1]!; + const b = active.path[index]!; + const span = active.spans[index]! - active.spans[index - 1]!; + const local = span > 1e-9 ? (target - active.spans[index - 1]!) / span : 1; + const position = { + x: a.x + (b.x - a.x) * local, + y: a.y + (b.y - a.y) * local, + z: a.z + (b.z - a.z) * local, + }; + const dx = b.x - a.x; + const dz = b.z - a.z; + const flat = Math.hypot(dx, dz); + // A lift's legs are vertical and have no heading of their own, so the actor + // keeps the one it arrived with rather than snapping to an arbitrary axis. + const facing = flat > 1e-6 ? { x: dx / flat, z: dz / flat } : null; + return { position, facing: facing ?? { x: 0, z: -1 } }; + } + + /** + * The one place `levelId` changes, and it happens exactly once per crossing. + * + * At the midpoint rather than at the end so that the storey the rest of the + * application is told about — the minimap, the presence pose, the occupancy + * lighting — changes while the actor is visibly between floors, which is the + * only moment at which either answer is defensible. + */ + function handOver(active: Crossing): void { + if (active.handedOver) return; + active.handedOver = true; + try { + controller.enterLevel(active.toLevelId, active.toPosition, active.toFacing); + } catch { + // `Plan` validated this landing when it resolved the transition, so this + // is unreachable short of a plan swapped underneath a live crossing. Not + // throwing is the point: the alternative is a dead frame loop. + crossing = null; + } + } + + /** Finish a crossing now, wherever it had got to. Used by every interruption. */ + function completeCrossing(): void { + const active = crossing; + if (!active) return; + handOver(active); + crossing = null; + sync(controller.state()); + } + function snapshot(): OfficeWalkerState { const state = controller.state(); return { @@ -183,6 +417,7 @@ export function createOfficeWalker(plan: Plan, options: OfficeWalkerOptions): Of active: enabled, actor: actor.kind, action: { ...desired }, + crossing: crossing?.transition.id ?? null, }; } @@ -210,6 +445,10 @@ export function createOfficeWalker(plan: Plan, options: OfficeWalkerOptions): Of setActive(active) { if (active !== enabled) desired = { x: 0, z: 0 }; enabled = active; + // Never leave the actor between two floors. Going inactive part-way up a + // flight lands it at the top, which is the only place the rest of the + // application can describe. + if (!active) completeCrossing(); }, action: () => ({ ...desired }), setAction(action) { @@ -218,14 +457,56 @@ export function createOfficeWalker(plan: Plan, options: OfficeWalkerOptions): Of }, tick(elapsedSeconds) { if (disposed) return snapshot(); + const dt = Number.isFinite(elapsedSeconds) ? Math.max(0, elapsedSeconds) : 0; + + // A crossing owns the actor while it runs. The controller is deliberately + // not ticked: input during a climb goes nowhere, and letting it accumulate + // would land the walker somewhere it did not visibly walk to. + const active = crossing; + if (active) { + active.elapsed += dt; + const t = Math.min(1, active.seconds > 0 ? active.elapsed / active.seconds : 1); + if (t >= 0.5) handOver(active); + if (t >= 1) { + completeCrossing(); + return snapshot(); + } + const along = poseAlong(active, t); + const state = controller.state(); + // The climb's own heading, not the one the controller is holding: the + // actor has to face up the flight it is on. + sync({ ...state, facing: along.facing }, dt, dt * (active.length / Math.max(active.seconds, 1e-6)), along.position); + return snapshot(); + } + const before = controller.state(); const next = enabled ? controller.tick(elapsedSeconds, desired) : controller.tick(elapsedSeconds, { x: 0, z: 0 }); - sync(next, Number.isFinite(elapsedSeconds) ? Math.max(0, elapsedSeconds) : 0, next.distance - before.distance); + + // Standing on a way up *is* the input. There is no key to press, which is + // why the footprints in a pack are the shape they are: the bottom of a + // flight rather than the whole stair, and the gap in a balustrade rather + // than the whole walkway. + const side = plan.transitionAt(next.levelId, next.position); + if (side === null) latched = null; + else if ( + enabled && latched !== side.transition.id && + Math.hypot(desired.x, desired.z) > CLIMB_INPUT_EPSILON && + beginCrossing(side) + ) { + return snapshot(); + } + + sync(next, dt, next.distance - before.distance); return snapshot(); }, reset(spawn) { + // Abandoned rather than completed: `reset` is a teleport to a known place, + // so finishing the climb first would move the walker somewhere else and + // then move it again. + crossing = null; + latched = null; const state = controller.reset(spawn); desired = { x: 0, z: 0 }; gait = 0; @@ -255,23 +536,28 @@ export function createOfficeWalker(plan: Plan, options: OfficeWalkerOptions): Of }, followPose() { const state = controller.state(); - const level = plan.level(state.levelId); - if (!level) throw new Error(`office walker lost level "${state.levelId}"`); + // The actor's *drawn* position, so the camera rises with it across a + // crossing instead of cutting to the destination floor at the midpoint. + // On every other frame `root.position` is exactly the state's position at + // this level's floor, so this is the same answer it always gave. + const base = root.position; + const facing = crossing ? headingOf(root.rotation.y) : state.facing; return { position: new THREE.Vector3( - state.position.x - state.facing.x * camera.distance, - level.floorY + camera.height, - state.position.z - state.facing.z * camera.distance, + base.x - facing.x * camera.distance, + base.y + camera.height, + base.z - facing.z * camera.distance, ), target: new THREE.Vector3( - state.position.x + state.facing.x * camera.lookAhead, - level.floorY + camera.targetHeight, - state.position.z + state.facing.z * camera.lookAhead, + base.x + facing.x * camera.lookAhead, + base.y + camera.targetHeight, + base.z + facing.z * camera.lookAhead, ), }; }, dispose() { if (disposed) return; + completeCrossing(); disposed = true; root.removeFromParent(); if (actor.kind === "humanoid") applyOfficeFaceTexture(actor.rig, null); @@ -282,6 +568,11 @@ export function createOfficeWalker(plan: Plan, options: OfficeWalkerOptions): Of }; } +/** The inverse of the yaw `sync` writes: a rotation back to a planar heading. */ +function headingOf(yaw: number): { x: number; z: number } { + return { x: -Math.sin(yaw), z: -Math.cos(yaw) }; +} + function buildActor(appearance: OfficeActorAppearance): Actor { if (appearance.kind === "anonymous-dog") { return { diff --git a/src/interiors/plan.ts b/src/interiors/plan.ts index 5967d5c..b6bdb34 100644 --- a/src/interiors/plan.ts +++ b/src/interiors/plan.ts @@ -43,16 +43,22 @@ * exception with no context in the middle of a 180-prop pack tells the author * nothing and loses the other 179. * - * ### Two things resolve late, and both are addresses + * ### Three things resolve late, and all of them are addresses * * Almost everything here is resolved level by level, in one pass, because a wall - * and the slab under it are facts about one storey. Two authored things are not: - * a **device** names a prop, and the prop may be anywhere in the building; the - * **exterior arrival stall** names a level and stands outside every one of them. - * Both are therefore resolved after the level loop has run, next to the - * prop-to-seat binding pass that runs late for exactly the same reason — a - * cross-level address checked against a half-built plan reports a problem that - * is not there. + * and the slab under it are facts about one storey. Three authored things are + * not: a **device** names a prop, and the prop may be anywhere in the building; + * the **exterior arrival stall** names a level and stands outside every one of + * them; and a **transition** names two levels at once and is a fact about + * neither on its own. All three are therefore resolved after the level loop has + * run, next to the prop-to-seat binding pass that runs late for exactly the same + * reason — a cross-level address checked against a half-built plan reports a + * problem that is not there. + * + * The transition is the one that drops *whole* rather than in pieces, and the + * reason is worth stating where a reader will find it: everywhere else a bad + * item costs a viewer that item, but half a staircase is a gap in a balustrade + * with nothing behind it. See `resolveTransition`. * * A device is the first authored record in this format that takes its * *coordinate* from another record rather than restating one. `DeviceAnchor` in @@ -97,6 +103,9 @@ import type { Seat, SeatPose, SurfaceId, + Transition, + TransitionEnd, + TransitionKind, Viewpoint, Wall, Yaw, @@ -120,6 +129,25 @@ const DEFAULT_SEAT_OFFSET = 0.6; */ const DEFAULT_WALK_HEIGHT = 1.1; +/** + * A flight's width when the pack does not say, in metres. + * + * 1.2 m is two people passing, and it is the width of the balustrade gap + * `mateo-court` already authored for its stair — which is the number a pack + * author has usually already chosen by the time they write the transition. + */ +const DEFAULT_TRANSITION_WIDTH = 1.2; + +/** + * The footprint a landing is checked against, in metres. + * + * `DEFAULT_WALKER_RADIUS` from `walker.ts`, restated rather than imported: this + * file is `walker.ts`'s dependency and not the other way round, and one number + * flowing uphill would make the dependency circular for no gain. The two are + * asserted equal in `src/test/plan.test.ts`. + */ +const TRANSITION_LANDING_RADIUS = 0.3; + /** Below this, two floats are the same number and a length is zero. */ const EPS = 1e-6; @@ -317,6 +345,66 @@ export interface ResolvedZone { centroid: Point2; } +/** + * A `Transition`, resolved: two ends with floors under them, and a path with a + * height at every point on it. + * + * Both halves matter and they are used by different consumers. `lower`/`upper` + * are what the walk controller asks about — "am I standing on a way up, and + * where does it put me down" — and `path` is what the renderer builds treads + * along and what the crossing animation interpolates position and height over. + * They come from the same record, which is the point: a stair that is drawn + * somewhere a walker cannot climb is not expressible. + */ +export interface ResolvedTransition { + id: string; + kind: TransitionKind; + label: string | undefined; + width: number; + surface: SurfaceId | undefined; + lower: ResolvedTransitionEnd; + upper: ResolvedTransitionEnd; + /** + * Foot to head, in office-world metres, level elevation included. + * + * At least two points. The first is `lower.landing` at the lower floor and the + * last is `upper.landing` at the upper one, so a consumer can walk it without + * knowing anything about levels. + */ + path: readonly { x: number; y: number; z: number }[]; + /** Office-world metres climbed. `upper.floorY - lower.floorY`, and positive. */ + rise: number; +} + +/** One end of a resolved transition. Its `floorY` is office-world metres. */ +export interface ResolvedTransitionEnd { + levelId: string; + floorY: number; + /** Plan coordinates, cleaned and re-wound the way a room outline is. */ + footprint: Outline; + bounds: Bounds; + landing: Point2; + facing: Yaw; +} + +/** + * One end of a transition, from the point of view of somebody standing on it. + * + * What `transitionAt` answers with, and deliberately not just the transition: + * the question a walker asks is "where does this take me", and answering with a + * record that has a `lower` and an `upper` makes every caller work out which one + * it is standing on. This has already done that. + */ +export interface TransitionSide { + transition: ResolvedTransition; + /** The end the query point is standing on. */ + from: ResolvedTransitionEnd; + /** The other end. Where the crossing lands. */ + to: ResolvedTransitionEnd; + /** True when `to` is the upper end: this crossing goes up. */ + ascending: boolean; +} + /** One storey, resolved. Everything in office-world metres. */ export interface LevelPlan { id: string; @@ -470,6 +558,13 @@ export class Plan { * it can `structuredClone` it — the same treatment `office` gets. */ readonly exteriorArrival: ExteriorArrival | null; + /** + * Every way up and down that resolved, in declaration order. + * + * Empty for every pack that authors none, which is all of them but one — see + * the note on `Transition` in `types.ts`. + */ + readonly transitions: readonly ResolvedTransition[]; /** Everything the validation pass dropped or repaired, in build order. */ readonly problems: readonly PlanProblem[]; /** The whole office, every level unioned. */ @@ -481,6 +576,7 @@ export class Plan { private readonly propsById = new Map(); private readonly viewpointsById = new Map(); private readonly devicesById = new Map(); + private readonly transitionsById = new Map(); constructor(office: Office, options: PlanOptions = {}) { this.office = office; @@ -507,6 +603,7 @@ export class Plan { zone: new Set(), viewpoint: new Set(), device: new Set(), + transition: new Set(), }; // `levels` and `viewpoints` are required by the type, but a pack arriving as @@ -551,6 +648,20 @@ export class Plan { for (const item of pending) this.resolveDevice(item, seen.device, report); + // Transitions resolve here, next to devices, and for the same reason: a + // transition is a *cross-level* address and there is no point in the level + // loop at which both of its ends exist. Unlike a device it is not a fact + // about one storey at all, which is why it is authored on the office rather + // than on either floorplan. + const transitions: ResolvedTransition[] = []; + (office.transitions ?? []).forEach((transition, ti) => { + const resolved = this.resolveTransition(transition, `transitions[${ti}]`, seen.transition, report); + if (!resolved) return; + transitions.push(resolved); + this.transitionsById.set(resolved.id, resolved); + }); + this.transitions = transitions; + const viewpoints: Viewpoint[] = []; (office.viewpoints ?? []).forEach((viewpoint, vi) => { const where = `viewpoints[${vi}]`; @@ -604,6 +715,37 @@ export class Plan { return this.devicesById.get(id) ?? null; } + transition(id: string): ResolvedTransition | null { + return this.transitionsById.get(id) ?? null; + } + + /** + * The way up under a point on a storey, if there is one. + * + * The whole of the walk controller's interface to this record: standing on the + * footprint is the input, so this is the question `officeWalker` asks every + * frame. It is a linear scan because a building has one or two of these and a + * spatial index for two entries is a slower way to be cleverer. + */ + transitionAt(levelId: string, point: Point2): TransitionSide | null { + for (const transition of this.transitions) { + for (const ascending of [true, false]) { + const from = ascending ? transition.lower : transition.upper; + if (from.levelId !== levelId) continue; + if (point.x < from.bounds.minX || point.x > from.bounds.maxX) continue; + if (point.z < from.bounds.minZ || point.z > from.bounds.maxZ) continue; + if (!pointInOutline(point, from.footprint)) continue; + return { + transition, + from, + to: ascending ? transition.upper : transition.lower, + ascending, + }; + } + } + return null; + } + /** Every device in the building, in declaration order, levels in order. */ allDevices(): ResolvedDevice[] { return [...this.devicesById.values()]; @@ -1255,6 +1397,221 @@ export class Plan { this.devicesById.set(id, resolved); } + /** + * One authored way up, resolved — or dropped whole. + * + * **Whole** is the operative word and it is the one rule this method exists to + * keep. Everywhere else in this file a bad item costs a viewer that item; here + * a half-resolved transition would cost them a floor they can walk off. A + * staircase whose upper end did not resolve is a hole in a collider with an + * invitation standing in front of it, so every check below drops the record + * entirely and says which end was wrong. + * + * What is checked, in the order a pack gets it wrong: + * + * - the id is unique across the office, like every other id here; + * - both levels resolve, and `upper` is genuinely above `lower` — a pack that + * has them the wrong way round would otherwise build a stair that descends + * into the slab; + * - each footprint is a polygon with area, inside its own level's bounds, and + * with no collision segment running through it. That last one is the "leaves + * the footprint clear" half of the contract: the wall resolver already + * leaves a gap in `collision` for a door, and a transition whose footprint + * is on the wrong side of a wall has no such gap and is not a way anywhere; + * - each landing is inside its own footprint and is a place a walker of the + * default radius could actually stand; + * - the legs form a finite path whose rise shares are not all zero. + */ + private resolveTransition( + transition: Transition, + where: string, + seen: Set, + report: Report, + ): ResolvedTransition | null { + const id = transition.id; + if (typeof id !== "string" || id === "") { + report(where, "transition has no id", "dropped"); + return null; + } + if (seen.has(id)) { + report(where, `duplicate transition id "${id}"`, "dropped"); + return null; + } + if (transition.kind !== "stair" && transition.kind !== "lift") { + report(where, `transition "${id}" has unknown kind "${String(transition.kind)}"`, "dropped"); + return null; + } + // Not reported: a private transition at public depth is the depth doing its + // job, exactly as it is for a private room. A pack that wants a staff stair + // absent from the anonymous build says so and gets a building with no stair + // in it rather than a stair that goes nowhere. + if (!included(this.depth, transition.audience)) return null; + + const lower = this.resolveTransitionEnd(transition.lower, `${where}.lower`, id, report); + const upper = this.resolveTransitionEnd(transition.upper, `${where}.upper`, id, report); + if (!lower || !upper) return null; + + if (lower.levelId === upper.levelId) { + report(where, `transition "${id}" joins level "${lower.levelId}" to itself`, "dropped"); + return null; + } + const rise = upper.floorY - lower.floorY; + if (!(rise > EPS)) { + report( + where, + `transition "${id}" does not rise: "${lower.levelId}" is at ${lower.floorY} and ` + + `"${upper.levelId}" is at ${upper.floorY}`, + "dropped", + ); + return null; + } + + const path = this.transitionPath(transition, lower, upper, rise, where, id, report); + if (!path) return null; + + seen.add(id); + return { + id, + kind: transition.kind, + label: transition.label, + width: positiveOr(transition.width, DEFAULT_TRANSITION_WIDTH), + surface: transition.surface ?? this.levelsById.get(lower.levelId)?.wallSurface, + lower, + upper, + path, + rise, + }; + } + + /** One end: a level, a cleaned footprint on it, and a place to stand. */ + private resolveTransitionEnd( + end: TransitionEnd | undefined, + where: string, + id: string, + report: Report, + ): ResolvedTransitionEnd | null { + if (!end || typeof end.levelId !== "string") { + report(where, `transition "${id}" is missing an end`, "dropped"); + return null; + } + const level = this.levelsById.get(end.levelId); + if (!level) { + report(where, `transition "${id}" names unknown level "${end.levelId}"`, "dropped"); + return null; + } + const footprint = cleanOutline(end.footprint, where, report); + if (!footprint) return null; + const bounds = outlineBounds(footprint); + if ( + bounds.minX < level.bounds.minX - EPS || bounds.maxX > level.bounds.maxX + EPS || + bounds.minZ < level.bounds.minZ - EPS || bounds.maxZ > level.bounds.maxZ + EPS + ) { + report( + where, + `transition "${id}" has a footprint outside level "${end.levelId}"`, + "dropped", + ); + return null; + } + for (const segment of level.collision) { + if (!segmentCrossesOutline(segment.from, segment.to, footprint, bounds)) continue; + report( + where, + `transition "${id}" has wall "${segment.wallId}" running through its footprint on ` + + `level "${end.levelId}"`, + "dropped", + ); + return null; + } + + const landing = end.landing; + if (!landing || !Number.isFinite(landing.x) || !Number.isFinite(landing.z)) { + report(where, `transition "${id}" has a landing that is not a point`, "dropped"); + return null; + } + if (!pointInOutline(landing, footprint)) { + report(where, `transition "${id}" has a landing outside its own footprint`, "dropped"); + return null; + } + if (this.blocked(end.levelId, landing, landing, TRANSITION_LANDING_RADIUS)) { + report( + where, + `transition "${id}" has a landing a walker cannot stand on — it is inside a wall`, + "dropped", + ); + return null; + } + + return { + levelId: end.levelId, + floorY: level.floorY, + footprint, + bounds, + landing: { x: landing.x, z: landing.z }, + facing: Number.isFinite(end.facing) ? (end.facing as Yaw) : 0, + }; + } + + /** + * The legs, turned into an absolute path with a height at every point. + * + * The shares are normalised here rather than trusted, because "the flights add + * up to the storey" is the sort of arithmetic a pack author does in their head + * and gets wrong by a twentieth. A path whose shares are all zero is refused + * rather than normalised: that is a lift authored as a stair, and silently + * turning it into one flat run would draw a floor where a flight should be. + */ + private transitionPath( + transition: Transition, + lower: ResolvedTransitionEnd, + upper: ResolvedTransitionEnd, + rise: number, + where: string, + id: string, + report: Report, + ): { x: number; y: number; z: number }[] | null { + const authored = transition.legs ?? []; + const legs = authored.length > 0 + ? authored + // One straight flight, which is what a single run of stairs and a lift + // shaft both are. The share is the whole climb because there is nothing + // else to share it with. + : [{ to: upper.landing, rise: 1 }]; + + let total = 0; + for (const leg of legs) { + if (!leg || !leg.to || !Number.isFinite(leg.to.x) || !Number.isFinite(leg.to.z)) { + report(where, `transition "${id}" has a leg that is not a point`, "dropped"); + return null; + } + if (!Number.isFinite(leg.rise) || leg.rise < 0) { + report(where, `transition "${id}" has a leg with a rise share of "${String(leg.rise)}"`, "dropped"); + return null; + } + total += leg.rise; + } + if (!(total > EPS)) { + report(where, `transition "${id}" climbs nothing: every leg's rise share is zero`, "dropped"); + return null; + } + + const path = [{ x: lower.landing.x, y: lower.floorY, z: lower.landing.z }]; + let climbed = 0; + for (const leg of legs) { + climbed += leg.rise / total; + path.push({ x: leg.to.x, y: lower.floorY + rise * climbed, z: leg.to.z }); + } + // The last leg is *made* to arrive at the upper landing rather than checked + // against it. A pack that ends its final flight a few centimetres short has + // authored a stair that does not reach its own landing, and the alternative + // to snapping it is a walker who finishes a climb standing next to the floor. + const head = path[path.length - 1]!; + head.x = upper.landing.x; + head.z = upper.landing.z; + head.y = upper.floorY; + return path; + } + /** * The exterior stall, checked for the three things that would make it * unusable and deliberately not for the fourth. @@ -1507,6 +1864,58 @@ function cleanOutline( return points; } +/** + * Does a wall's centreline run through a footprint? + * + * A crossing test rather than a distance one, deliberately. A footprint is a + * patch of floor and a wall along its edge is the ordinary case — the stair in + * `mateo-court` has brick on two sides of it — so inflating by anything at all + * would refuse every transition authored against a wall, which is where stairs + * go. What is not allowed is a wall *through* the middle of it, because then the + * two halves are not one place and the collider will not let a walker cross + * between them. + * + * The landing is checked separately, with the walker's radius, which is where + * "can somebody actually stand here" is answered. + */ +function segmentCrossesOutline( + from: Point2, + to: Point2, + outline: Outline, + bounds: Bounds, +): boolean { + const minX = Math.min(from.x, to.x); + const maxX = Math.max(from.x, to.x); + const minZ = Math.min(from.z, to.z); + const maxZ = Math.max(from.z, to.z); + if (maxX < bounds.minX || minX > bounds.maxX || maxZ < bounds.minZ || minZ > bounds.maxZ) { + return false; + } + for (let i = 0, j = outline.length - 1; i < outline.length; j = i++) { + const a = outline[j]; + const b = outline[i]; + if (!a || !b) continue; + if (properCrossing(from, to, a, b)) return true; + } + // A segment wholly inside the footprint crosses no edge, and is still a wall + // standing in the middle of it. + return pointInOutline(from, outline) || pointInOutline(to, outline); +} + +/** Two segments crossing at an interior point of both. Collinear is not a crossing. */ +function properCrossing(a1: Point2, a2: Point2, b1: Point2, b2: Point2): boolean { + const d1 = cross(a1, a2, b1); + const d2 = cross(a1, a2, b2); + const d3 = cross(b1, b2, a1); + const d4 = cross(b1, b2, a2); + return d1 * d2 < 0 && d3 * d4 < 0; +} + +/** A positive finite override, or the default. Used for optional dimensions. */ +function positiveOr(value: number | undefined, fallback: number): number { + return typeof value === "number" && Number.isFinite(value) && value > 0 ? value : fallback; +} + function shoelace(outline: Outline): number { let sum = 0; for (let i = 0, j = outline.length - 1; i < outline.length; j = i++) { diff --git a/src/interiors/shell.ts b/src/interiors/shell.ts index 975f97a..1387882 100644 --- a/src/interiors/shell.ts +++ b/src/interiors/shell.ts @@ -29,13 +29,34 @@ * Orbit mode hides them wholesale (`shell.ceilings.visible = false`) and that is * the entire mechanism. No CSG, no clipping planes, no per-camera cutaway: a * dollhouse is a room with its lid off, and a lid is a thing you can take off. + * + * ### Stairs are built from the record a walker climbs + * + * `ASSET_RESEARCH.md` listed a stair as the catalogue's one missing piece, and + * `mateo-court` shipped without one: a `STEEL` floor finish the shape of the + * flight, no treads, with the comment "the kit has no stair asset". The reason + * it belongs *here* rather than in `src/assets/office/` is the interesting part. + * A prop is placed by a coordinate somebody typed; a flight of stairs has to + * agree with the two footprints, the two floor heights and the dog-leg the walk + * controller actually traverses, and every one of those is already in the + * resolved `Transition`. Building the treads from that record rather than beside + * it makes the failure `src/offices/README.md` used to warn about — + * a staircase nobody can climb — structurally inexpressible: the drawn flight + * and the walked one are the same list of points. */ import * as THREE from "three"; import type { MaterialRegistry, SurfaceRole } from "../assets/materials.ts"; import { MeshBin, parts as sharedParts, type PartBin } from "../assets/parts.ts"; import { TEXTURE_TILE_METRES } from "../assets/textures.ts"; -import type { LevelPlan, Plan, ResolvedOpening, ResolvedRoom, WallRun } from "./plan.ts"; +import type { + LevelPlan, + Plan, + ResolvedOpening, + ResolvedRoom, + ResolvedTransition, + WallRun, +} from "./plan.ts"; import type { Outline, Point2 } from "./types.ts"; /** Jamb and head width on an opening's lining, in metres. */ @@ -45,6 +66,27 @@ const FRAME_PROUD = 0.008; /** Depth of a window's sill board past the wall face, per side. */ const SILL_PROUD = 0.03; +/** + * The riser height a flight is divided into, in metres. + * + * 0.178 m is the middle of a commercial stair and is what makes the step count + * come out right without a pack ever stating one: `mateo-court`'s 2.5 m flight + * lands on fourteen risers, which is the number its own comment already claimed. + * The flight is divided into a whole number of equal risers, never into + * 0.178 m ones with a short step at the top — an uneven riser is the single most + * reliable way to make a staircase read as wrong, and it is also how people fall + * down real ones. + */ +const TARGET_RISER_M = 0.178; + +/** Bounds on the division, so an absurd `elevation` cannot emit ten thousand boxes. */ +const MIN_FLIGHT_STEPS = 2; +const MAX_FLIGHT_STEPS = 40; + +/** Tread slab and riser board thickness, in metres. */ +const TREAD_THICKNESS = 0.055; +const RISER_THICKNESS = 0.03; + export interface ShellOptions { materials: MaterialRegistry; /** Defaults to the shared bin, which is what everything else uses. */ @@ -81,6 +123,15 @@ export interface Shell { floors: THREE.Group; /** Hide this to get the dollhouse. */ ceilings: THREE.Group; + /** + * Treads, risers and half landings, one merged mesh per surface. + * + * Separate from `floors` because a stair is not a slab and is not hidden with + * a lid, and separate from `walls` because it must never be ghosted: fading + * out the way upstairs when the camera happens to be behind it is worse than + * seeing through it. + */ + stairs: THREE.Group; /** Frames and glazing. Separate because glass must not cast a shadow. */ openings: THREE.Group; /** Every wall mesh, each carrying a `WallInfo` on `userData.wall`. */ @@ -137,7 +188,9 @@ export function createShell(plan: Plan, options: ShellOptions): Shell { ceilings.name = "ceilings"; const openings = new THREE.Group(); openings.name = "openings"; - group.add(walls, floors, ceilings, openings); + const stairs = new THREE.Group(); + stairs.name = "stairs"; + group.add(walls, floors, ceilings, openings, stairs); const wallMeshes: THREE.Mesh[] = []; // Every geometry this file makes is a merge or a triangulation it owns @@ -169,6 +222,15 @@ export function createShell(plan: Plan, options: ShellOptions): Shell { } } + // A transition is built with its lower storey, so a shell restricted to one + // level draws the flight rising out of it rather than nothing at all. + const built = new Set(levels.map((level) => level.id)); + for (const transition of plan.transitions) { + if (transition.kind !== "stair") continue; + if (!built.has(transition.lower.levelId)) continue; + buildStair(transition); + } + if (drawOpenings) { for (const mesh of frameBin.build("openings").children) openings.add(mesh); // Glass casts no shadow and receives none. A shadow-casting pane makes a @@ -187,6 +249,92 @@ export function createShell(plan: Plan, options: ShellOptions): Shell { } } + /** + * One flight — or one dog-leg — as treads, risers and half landings. + * + * The path is the resolved transition's own: the same points the crossing in + * `officeWalker` interpolates over, in office-world metres with both floor + * heights already in them. A leg that climbs is a flight; a leg that does not + * is a landing, and gets one slab. + * + * The **top tread of every flight is not drawn**, and that is the one detail + * worth knowing. A flight always arrives at something that already has a + * surface — a half landing, or the floor of the storey above — and drawing a + * tread there puts two coplanar slabs at the same height, which is a z-fight + * and which storey wins is the GPU's business. So a flight of fourteen risers + * draws fourteen riser boards and thirteen treads, and the fourteenth surface + * is the thing it lands on. That is also what a real stair is. + */ + function buildStair(transition: ResolvedTransition): void { + const material = materials.forSurface(transition.surface, "plaster"); + const bin = new MeshBin(); + let drew = false; + + for (let index = 1; index < transition.path.length; index += 1) { + const from = transition.path[index - 1]!; + const to = transition.path[index]!; + const dx = to.x - from.x; + const dz = to.z - from.z; + const run = Math.hypot(dx, dz); + if (run < 1e-4) continue; + const ux = dx / run; + const uz = dz / run; + // The same convention `splitWall` uses: a part's local +X at yaw φ points + // along (cos φ, −sin φ). + const yaw = Math.atan2(-uz, ux) + 0; + const rise = to.y - from.y; + + if (rise <= 1e-4) { + // A half landing. One slab, the width of the flight, spanning the leg. + bin.box(material, { + x: from.x + ux * (run / 2), + y: from.y - TREAD_THICKNESS, + z: from.z + uz * (run / 2), + yaw, + size: [run + transition.width, TREAD_THICKNESS, transition.width], + }); + drew = true; + continue; + } + + const steps = Math.min( + MAX_FLIGHT_STEPS, + Math.max(MIN_FLIGHT_STEPS, Math.round(rise / TARGET_RISER_M)), + ); + const riser = rise / steps; + const going = run / steps; + for (let step = 0; step < steps; step += 1) { + const foot = step * going; + // The vertical face, at the leading edge of the step it climbs to. + bin.box(material, { + x: from.x + ux * foot, + y: from.y + riser * step, + z: from.z + uz * foot, + yaw, + size: [RISER_THICKNESS, riser, transition.width], + }); + // The tread. The last one is the landing above, which already exists. + if (step === steps - 1) continue; + bin.box(material, { + x: from.x + ux * (foot + going / 2), + y: from.y + riser * (step + 1) - TREAD_THICKNESS, + z: from.z + uz * (foot + going / 2), + yaw, + size: [going, TREAD_THICKNESS, transition.width], + }); + } + drew = true; + } + + if (!drew) return; + for (const child of bin.build(`stair:${transition.id}`).children) { + const mesh = child as THREE.Mesh; + mesh.userData.transitionId = transition.id; + owned.push(mesh.geometry); + stairs.add(mesh); + } + } + function buildWall( levelId: string, wallId: string, @@ -366,6 +514,7 @@ export function createShell(plan: Plan, options: ShellOptions): Shell { walls, floors, ceilings, + stairs, openings, wallMeshes, setGhosted(mesh, ghosted) { diff --git a/src/interiors/types.ts b/src/interiors/types.ts index 43f21de..647223d 100644 --- a/src/interiors/types.ts +++ b/src/interiors/types.ts @@ -185,6 +185,23 @@ export interface Office { */ viewpoints: Viewpoint[]; + /** + * The ways up and down: where a walker may cross between two storeys. + * + * On the `Office` rather than on a `Floorplan` because a transition is the one + * authored record that is a fact about *two* levels at once, and putting it on + * either one would make the other one's copy a restatement — which is the + * failure `DeviceAnchor` already argues about at length. It resolves late in + * `Plan`, beside devices and the exterior arrival stall, for the same reason + * they do: it is a cross-level address, and checking one against a half-built + * plan reports a problem that is not there. + * + * Absent — and it is absent from most packs — means the storeys are places the + * camera flies to and nothing more, which is what every pack in this repo was + * until `src/interiors/walker.ts` learned to change levels. + */ + transitions?: Transition[]; + /** * Where on the earth this building stands, if it stands anywhere. * @@ -355,6 +372,128 @@ export interface Level { floorplan: Floorplan; } +// ---- Transitions ---------------------------------------------------------- + +/** + * What kind of way up this is. + * + * Two members, and the difference between them is presentation rather than + * mechanism: a `stair` is drawn as a flight of treads climbing its own path and + * a walker rises along it, a `lift` is a box that goes up. Both resolve + * identically and both hand the walker the same two footprints. A third kind + * would be a ladder or a ramp; neither is authored anywhere yet, and a union + * member nothing draws is a promise the renderer has not made. + */ +export type TransitionKind = "stair" | "lift"; + +/** + * A way between two storeys, authored once and read by both the walker and the + * renderer. + * + * ### Why the format needs this at all + * + * `Plan` carries no vertical beyond `Level.elevation`, and the collider is a + * flat list of 2-D segments. There is nothing in the build product that can tell + * a staircase from a rug — a `Room` with a `STEEL` floor the shape of a flight + * is exactly as walkable as the carpet next to it, and exactly as unable to take + * anybody upstairs. So the way up is stated rather than inferred, which is the + * same decision CONTRACT.md §2 already made for wall openings: one explicit + * list, resolved once, read by the thing that draws it and the thing that walks + * it, with no second list to keep in step. + * + * ### Both ends, in plan coordinates, like everything else + * + * Each end names a level and gives a **footprint**: the patch of that storey's + * floor a walker has to be standing on for this to be the way up. Standing in it + * *is* the input — there is no key to press — which is why the footprints are + * the shape they are in `mateo-court`: the lower one is the bottom of the flight + * and not the whole stair, and the upper one is the gap in the balustrade rather + * than the whole walkway. + * + * The upper footprint doubles as a guard rail in the literal sense. A gap in a + * balustrade is a hole a walker can otherwise stroll straight out of, five + * metres above a paved yard; a footprint that covers the gap catches them before + * the edge and sends them downstairs instead, which is what the gap is for. + * + * Coordinates are the pack's plan frame — the same one every level is authored + * in, with each slab at zero — and `Plan` adds the level's elevation exactly + * once, in one place, the way it does for everything else. + */ +export interface Transition { + /** Unique in the office, across every kind of record `Plan` checks ids for. */ + id: string; + kind: TransitionKind; + /** Shown wherever a pack's own vocabulary is shown. "The Stair". */ + label?: string; + /** The storey it starts on: the lower `elevation` of the two. */ + lower: TransitionEnd; + /** The storey it arrives at. `Plan` drops the record if this is not higher. */ + upper: TransitionEnd; + /** + * The route it takes between the two landings, in plan coordinates, foot + * first. + * + * Absent means one straight flight from `lower.landing` to `upper.landing`, + * which is what a single run of stairs or a lift shaft is. A dog-leg is three + * legs — a flight, a landing, a flight — and it has to be authored, because + * the shape of the flight is a fact about the building that nothing in a + * floorplan implies. It is also what the treads are built from: the drawn + * stair and the climb a walker takes read the same list, so a stair that is + * drawn somewhere the walker does not go is not expressible. + */ + legs?: TransitionLeg[]; + /** The flight's width in metres. `Plan` uses 1.2 when this is absent. */ + width?: number; + /** The finish of the treads. Falls back to the lower level's wall surface. */ + surface?: SurfaceId; + audience?: Audience; +} + +/** One end of a `Transition`: a storey, a patch of its floor, and where you stand. */ +export interface TransitionEnd { + levelId: string; + /** + * The patch of floor that is this end of the way up, in plan coordinates. + * + * Wound either way and closed implicitly, exactly like a `Room.outline`. + * `Plan` drops the whole transition if this falls outside its level's bounds + * or if a collision segment runs through it — half a staircase is a hole in a + * collider, and dropping one end and keeping the other is how you get one. + */ + footprint: Outline; + /** + * Where a walker is set down arriving at this end, in plan coordinates. + * + * Must be inside `footprint` and clear of walls at the default walker radius, + * or the transition is dropped. It is authored rather than derived from the + * footprint's centroid because the centroid of an L-shaped landing is not + * necessarily on it, and because a pack author knows which way the last tread + * faces and a centroid does not. + */ + landing: Point2; + /** Which way a walker faces on arrival. Defaults to along the last leg. */ + facing?: Yaw; +} + +/** + * One straight leg of a transition: a flight, or a landing between two flights. + * + * `rise` is this leg's share of the total climb, as a fraction — so a dog-leg's + * two flights are `0.5` each and the half landing between them is `0`. It is a + * share rather than a height because the height is already known exactly (it is + * the difference between the two levels' elevations) and stating it twice is how + * a pack ends up with a staircase that does not reach its own landing. + * + * `Plan` normalises the shares to sum to one and reports a pack whose shares are + * all zero, which is a lift shaft authored as a stair. + */ +export interface TransitionLeg { + /** Where this leg ends, in plan coordinates. */ + to: Point2; + /** This leg's share of the total rise, 0..1. A flat landing is 0. */ + rise: number; +} + /** * Everything on one storey. * diff --git a/src/interiors/walker.ts b/src/interiors/walker.ts index 0a9774a..d40285d 100644 --- a/src/interiors/walker.ts +++ b/src/interiors/walker.ts @@ -7,6 +7,27 @@ * projects blocked motion along a wall so diagonal input slides instead of * stopping. Doors need no special case: the wall resolver has already left a * gap in `LevelPlan.collision` for every passable opening. + * + * ### The level is state, and the state is still two-dimensional + * + * `levelId` used to be spawn *configuration* — `snapshot()` returned + * `spawn.levelId` and nothing in `tick()` could change it, so a snapshot taken + * on another storey was refused outright and every authored upper floor in every + * pack was unreachable on foot. It is now a mutable part of the finite state, + * changed by exactly one method, `enterLevel`. + * + * What deliberately did **not** change is the shape of `WalkerState`: it is two + * numbers and a level id, with no `y` anywhere. Height is fully determined by + * the level and belongs to whoever is drawing — `officeWalker` interpolates + * `floorY` across a crossing and `Plan` owns the number. Adding a vertical here + * would ripple into every consumer of `floorY` for a value none of them would be + * allowed to disagree about, and it would cost this file the property that makes + * it worth having: it is numeric, three-free, testable without a WebGL context + * and snapshotable by Arena. + * + * `enterLevel` is not `reset`. `reset` adopts a new *spawn*, zeroes the odometer + * and restores the authored facing — which is a teleport, and using it to climb + * a staircase would silently reset `distance` at the top of every flight. */ import type { Bounds, LevelPlan, Segment } from "./plan.ts"; @@ -69,6 +90,17 @@ export interface WalkerController { reset(spawn?: WalkerSpawn): WalkerState; /** Restore a trusted JSON snapshot without changing the configured spawn. */ restore(snapshot: WalkerState): WalkerState; + /** + * Cross to another storey at a position that is valid on it, keeping the + * odometer and the configured spawn. Throws if it is not. + * + * The one mutator that is not a teleport. See the header on why the climb + * itself is presentation and lives in `officeWalker`. `facing` is optional + * because a lift does not turn you round and a flight of stairs does: pass the + * direction of the last leg and the actor arrives looking the way it came off + * the treads, rather than snapping back to whatever it held at the bottom. + */ + enterLevel(levelId: string, position: Point2, facing?: Point2): WalkerState; } /** @@ -89,6 +121,7 @@ export function createWalker(plan: WalkerPlan, options: WalkerOptions): WalkerCo const maxCatchUpSteps = integer(options.maxCatchUpSteps ?? DEFAULT_MAX_CATCH_UP_STEPS); let spawn = checkedSpawn(plan, options, radius); + let levelId = spawn.levelId; let position = copy(spawn.position); const initialFacing = normalizedFacing(options.facing); let facing: Point2 = copy(initialFacing); @@ -97,7 +130,7 @@ export function createWalker(plan: WalkerPlan, options: WalkerOptions): WalkerCo function snapshot(): WalkerState { return { - levelId: spawn.levelId, + levelId, position: copy(position), facing: copy(facing), distance, @@ -106,6 +139,7 @@ export function createWalker(plan: WalkerPlan, options: WalkerOptions): WalkerCo function reset(next = spawn): WalkerState { spawn = checkedSpawn(plan, next, radius); + levelId = spawn.levelId; position = copy(spawn.position); facing = copy(initialFacing); distance = 0; @@ -116,7 +150,7 @@ export function createWalker(plan: WalkerPlan, options: WalkerOptions): WalkerCo function tick(elapsedSeconds: number, rawAction: WalkerAction): WalkerState { // The internals are private, but this also makes the recovery policy clear // if a future refactor exposes a mutable transport/state object. - if (!finitePoint(position) || !validPosition(plan, spawn.levelId, position, radius)) reset(); + if (!finitePoint(position) || !validPosition(plan, levelId, position, radius)) reset(); if (!(elapsedSeconds > 0) || !Number.isFinite(elapsedSeconds)) return snapshot(); const action = normalizeWalkerAction(rawAction); @@ -131,7 +165,7 @@ export function createWalker(plan: WalkerPlan, options: WalkerOptions): WalkerCo steps += 1; const amount = speed * fixedStep; const before = position; - position = moveWithSliding(plan, spawn.levelId, position, { + position = moveWithSliding(plan, levelId, position, { x: action.x * amount, z: action.z * amount, }, radius); @@ -140,12 +174,29 @@ export function createWalker(plan: WalkerPlan, options: WalkerOptions): WalkerCo return snapshot(); } + /** + * The rule a snapshot has to pass, and the reason it is written this way. + * + * It used to be "the level equals the spawn level", which made a snapshot from + * an upper storey illegal even when it described a place a walker could + * plainly stand. The rule is now the one it should always have been — **a + * level this plan resolves, at a position that is valid on it** — which is + * strictly the check the next line already performed, with the spawn + * comparison removed. Everything else a bad snapshot can be is still refused: + * a non-finite coordinate, a negative odometer, a position outside the level's + * bounds or inside a wall. + * + * This is an Arena contract rather than an internal: `src/arena/officeNav.ts` + * restores an episode through it, and what a snapshot may legally contain is + * defined here and nowhere else. + */ function restore(next: WalkerState): WalkerState { if ( - next.levelId !== spawn.levelId || !finitePoint(next.position) || !finitePoint(next.facing) || + typeof next.levelId !== "string" || !finitePoint(next.position) || !finitePoint(next.facing) || !Number.isFinite(next.distance) || next.distance < 0 || !validPosition(plan, next.levelId, next.position, radius) ) throw new RangeError("walker snapshot is incompatible or invalid"); + levelId = next.levelId; position = copy(next.position); facing = normalizedFacing(next.facing); distance = next.distance; @@ -153,7 +204,32 @@ export function createWalker(plan: WalkerPlan, options: WalkerOptions): WalkerCo return snapshot(); } - return { state: snapshot, tick, reset, restore }; + /** + * Step onto another storey, keeping everything else. + * + * The whole of the cross-level mechanism, and deliberately the whole of it: + * the odometer keeps running, the facing is kept, the spawn is untouched, and + * the caller has already decided both that a transition exists and where on + * the far level it lands. `Plan.transitionAt` is the thing that decides; + * `officeWalker` is the thing that animates the climb. This only moves the + * two numbers that make it true. + * + * It throws rather than dropping, because unlike an authored pack this is + * called by engine code with a position the resolver has already validated — + * a failure here is a bug upstream, not a typo in somebody's floorplan. + */ + function enterLevel(nextLevelId: string, nextPosition: Point2, nextFacing?: Point2): WalkerState { + if (!nextLevelId || !finitePoint(nextPosition) || !validPosition(plan, nextLevelId, nextPosition, radius)) { + throw new RangeError(`walker cannot enter level "${nextLevelId}" at that position`); + } + levelId = nextLevelId; + position = copy(nextPosition); + if (nextFacing !== undefined) facing = normalizedFacing(nextFacing); + accumulator = 0; + return snapshot(); + } + + return { state: snapshot, tick, reset, restore, enterLevel }; } function normalizedFacing(value: Point2 | undefined): Point2 { diff --git a/src/main.ts b/src/main.ts index 751618d..c41e045 100644 --- a/src/main.ts +++ b/src/main.ts @@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ import { type Atmosphere, type WeatherObservation, } from "./engine/atmosphere.ts"; -import { officeDaylight, withHouseLights } from "./interiors/daylight.ts"; +import { officeDaylight, smokeCaption, withHouseLights } from "./interiors/daylight.ts"; import { createScene, type SceneHandle } from "./engine/scene.ts"; import { createEnvironmentRig } from "./engine/environmentRig.ts"; import { @@ -67,10 +67,15 @@ import { } from "./input/play.ts"; import { createTeraClient, + type FireWatch, type PresenceWatch, type TrafficSource, type WeatherWatch, } from "./adapters/http.ts"; +import { promote, type FireBounds } from "./server/fires.ts"; +import type { FiresBody } from "./server/wire.ts"; +import { createFireLayer } from "./engine/fires.ts"; +import { mountFirePanel, type FirePanelHandle } from "./ui/firePanel.ts"; import { SAMPLE_MARKERS, SAMPLE_PALETTE, @@ -110,7 +115,7 @@ import { type WebcamFaceTextureAdapter, } from "./profile/index.ts"; import type { ActorIdentity } from "./actors/controller.ts"; -import { SRGBColorSpace, VideoTexture } from "three"; +import { SRGBColorSpace, Vector3, VideoTexture } from "three"; import { CALIFORNIA_AIR_ROUTE, createAircraftPoseSnapshot, @@ -452,6 +457,34 @@ let weatherWatch: WeatherWatch | null = null; * which is never live and does not need asking. */ let cityFlights: TrafficSource | null = null; +/** + * What is burning, polled while a board that draws fire is on screen. + * + * A board watch like the weather's, and stopped in the same place for a + * different reason. The body is not per-region — one statewide answer, one + * cache key, every viewer — so a late arrival cannot describe the wrong place + * the way a stale `/weather` can. What it can do is arrive for a board that has + * been torn down, and `promote()` needs *bounds* to say anything at all. + * + * `null` on the Bay Area board and on every keyless clone. See `firesFor`. + */ +let fireWatch: FireWatch | null = null; +/** The panel that says what the board is showing, and what it is not. */ +let firePanel: FirePanelHandle | null = null; +/** The board's own rectangle, held so a poll landing later can be clipped to it. */ +let fireBounds: FireBounds | null = null; +/** + * The last body, kept for the whole page rather than for the board. + * + * This is the one place the "not per-region" property of `/fires` pays a + * visible dividend. The same statewide body answers for every board, so a + * visitor who switches from California to the Southland can be shown the + * correct — and correctly *empty* — answer in the same frame as the switch, + * re-clipped to the new rectangle, instead of reading "nothing has answered" + * for as long as a fresh request takes. `undefined` means no watch has ever + * settled; `null` means one settled and the feed refused. + */ +let firesBody: FiresBody | null | undefined; /** * The satellite element sets, fetched once for the page rather than once per city. * @@ -822,7 +855,22 @@ function officeLighting(site: NonNullable) { */ office?.setSolarElevation(houseElevation(env.sun.elevation)); const house = office?.houseLevel() ?? houseLevelFor(houseElevation(env.sun.elevation)); - return withHouseLights(officeDaylight(state, site), house); + /** + * And the smoke, which is the third parameter and the only one that comes + * from another building's problem. + * + * It is adapted here, once, for the reason CONTRACT §4 gives: `Atmosphere` + * owns the rig and `daylight.ts` adapts what it returned, so a room may not + * reach into the fire layer and form a second opinion about its own sky. The + * scalar is the drawn set weighted by acreage, distance and wind alignment — + * `smokeLoadAt` in `engine/fires.ts` — and it is zero whenever nothing is + * burning, which is most days and is today on the Southland board. + * + * Costs no geometry and no draw call: it moves the haze colour, the haze + * near-distance and the sun's tint, three numbers `officeDaylight` already + * computed. + */ + return withHouseLights(officeDaylight(state, site, smokeLoadAtSite(site)), house); } /** @@ -888,6 +936,125 @@ function updateSun() { renderChrome(); } +// ---- Fire ----------------------------------------------------------------- + +/** + * The boards that draw fire. + * + * Named rather than derived, and deliberately not "every board": the Bay Area + * rectangle has never contained a live incident, so a layer there would be a + * frame-time allowance spent on an empty view every night. California and the + * Southland are the two rectangles the upstream store actually populates. + */ +const FIRE_BOARDS: ReadonlySet = new Set(["california", "socal"]); + +function drawsFire(id: string): boolean { + return FIRE_BOARDS.has(id) && access.feeds?.fires === true; +} + +/** + * One body, turned into the three things that read it. + * + * **The gate is not here and must never be copied here.** `promote()` in + * `src/server/fires.ts` is the only place that decides what is drawn — the ten + * acres, the eighty per cent, the prescribed burns, and the twenty-one stale + * rows the collector never deletes — and this function's whole job is to hand + * its answer to three consumers unchanged. On today's live store that answer is + * five marks on California and *nothing at all* on the Southland, from the same + * body on the same second, and both are correct. + * + * `null` is a fourth state and it is the one that has to survive: nothing has + * answered. The panel says so out loud rather than showing an all-clear, which + * is the same argument `health.ts` makes for `degraded[]` — a board with no feed + * behind it and a board with nothing burning on it are indistinguishable without + * a timestamp. + */ +function applyFires(body: FiresBody | null): void { + firesBody = body; + if (fireBounds === null) return; + const promotion = promote(body, fireBounds); + city?.setFires(promotion); + firePanel?.apply(body === null ? null : promotion); + // The courtyard the fires are actually over. Cheap — `smokeLoadAt` reads the + // drawn set, which is at most sixty-four rows and is usually none — and only + // ever a repaint of a rig that was going to be recomputed on the next clock + // tick anyway. + if (inside) updateSun(); + renderChrome(); +} + +/** + * How much smoke is in the air at a building, from the fires on the board. + * + * Zero with no fire layer, zero with nothing drawn, and zero on a board that + * does not draw fire at all — so the courtyard is bit-identical to today + * everywhere except under a real fire, which is the property + * `interiors/daylight.ts` was given a third argument for. + */ +function smokeLoadAtSite(site: NonNullable): number { + return city?.fireSmokeLoadAt(site.lat, site.lng) ?? 0; +} + +/** + * The load below which the building says nothing about smoke. + * + * `smokeLoadAt` is continuous and its floor is a real zero, so "greater than + * zero" looked like the honest test and is not. On today's live board the two + * ten-acre fires in San Bernardino are 101 km from Mateo Court — inside the + * layer's 120 km reach — and contribute a load of about **0.0025**: a quarter of + * one per cent of a haze change, which is nothing anybody can see, under a + * sentence that would have read "Thin smoke". That is a caption describing + * something the picture does not contain, which is the failure this whole round + * is arranged against. + * + * So the **rig** still gets the true scalar — continuous, no pop, and at 0.0025 + * indistinguishable from zero — and the **words** wait until there is something + * to say. Calibrated from the layer's own model rather than by eye: a + * 500-acre fire 60 km away lands at 0.14 and a 3,600-acre fire 20 km away at + * 0.60, so this threshold sits an order of magnitude under the smallest fire + * anybody would call smoke and an order of magnitude over the largest one + * nobody would. + */ +const SMOKE_STATED_LOAD = 0.08; + +/** The room's smoke disclosure, or `null` on a day the room cannot tell. */ +function officeSmokeNote(): string | null { + const site = officePack?.site; + if (site === undefined) return null; + const load = smokeLoadAtSite(site); + return load >= SMOKE_STATED_LOAD ? smokeCaption(load) : null; +} + +/** + * Whether the board's fire panel is on screen right now. + * + * Two rules, and the second one is a judgement made from a picture. Outside a + * building the panel is always up on a board that draws fire, because "nothing + * is burning here" is a fact about that board and the whole point is that it is + * *stated* rather than inferred from an absence. + * + * **Inside a building it appears only when the fires are actually in that + * building's sky.** A five-item list of incidents three hundred kilometres away + * pushed "Back to the city" below the fold of the LA office's panel on the first + * frame a visitor sees of the room — a board-level instrument crowding out the + * room's own controls. When the courtyard really does go brown, the list is the + * explanation for what is on screen and it belongs there; `smokeCaption` in the + * office note says the same thing in one sentence either way. + * + * `#fire-section` is this file's element, not `mount.ts`'s. See where it is + * mounted. + */ +function showFireSection(): void { + const section = document.querySelector("#fire-section"); + if (section === null) return; + const site = officePack?.site; + const wanted = + firePanel !== null && + (!inside || (site !== undefined && smokeLoadAtSite(site) >= SMOKE_STATED_LOAD)); + if (section.hidden === !wanted) return; + section.hidden = !wanted; +} + // ---- Cities --------------------------------------------------------------- /** @@ -917,6 +1084,17 @@ async function mountCity(id: string) { wantedCity = id; weatherWatch?.stop(); weatherWatch = null; + // The fire watch and its panel belong to the board for the same reason the + // weather does — and the panel harder, because it is mounted into chrome this + // file does not own and would otherwise accumulate one copy per board the + // visitor has looked at. + fireWatch?.stop(); + fireWatch = null; + firePanel?.dispose(); + firePanel = null; + fireBounds = null; + // `firesBody` deliberately survives: it is one statewide answer for every + // board, so the next one can be drawn correctly in the frame it is built in. poseEditor?.destroy(); poseEditor = null; clearPublishedPlayInput(); @@ -1072,6 +1250,22 @@ async function mountCity(id: string) { : {}), flights: dial.source, ...(catalogue ? { satellites: catalogue } : {}), + /** + * Fire, on the two boards where fire happens and nowhere else. + * + * Two gates and, unusually here, neither is about the visitor. `drawsFire` + * is about the *map*: the Bay Area rectangle has held zero incidents on + * every day this store has existed, and it is the board already spending + * the largest frame-time allowance in the product, so it does not pay for a + * layer to draw nothing. `feeds.fires` is about the *deployment*: with no + * projection configured there is no body to draw and no honest caption to + * write, and a layer with an empty view is a layer allocated for nothing. + * + * Withheld rather than passed-and-emptied, because `scene.ts` builds no + * group, no material and no draw call when this is absent — see + * `SceneOptions.fires`. + */ + ...(drawsFire(id) ? { fires: createFireLayer } : {}), /** * A pin is a hover *and* a click, and an office pin is a door. * @@ -1146,6 +1340,36 @@ async function mountCity(id: string) { }) : null; + /** + * And the fire, started the same way and for the same reason. + * + * The panel is mounted first and applied with `null` immediately, so the very + * first frame of a fire board already carries a sentence — "no fire feed has + * answered" rather than a blank space that a viewer would read as an + * all-clear. The watch then replaces it within a request. + * + * `entry.city.bounds` is handed to both halves and they use it for different + * things: `promote()` clips the drawn set to the frame, and the panel turns an + * off-board fire into "342 km north of this frame" instead of "somewhere + * else". One rectangle, so the picture and the caption cannot disagree. + */ + // `#fire-section` and `#fire-host` are this file's, not `mount.ts`'s — the + // same arrangement `#presence-host` has, and the reason the header's rule + // about not writing to the chrome's DOM is not broken here. `showFireSection` + // owns the visibility and runs on every `renderChrome`. + if (drawsFire(id)) { + fireBounds = entry.city.bounds; + const fireHost = document.querySelector("#fire-host"); + firePanel = fireHost === null ? null : mountFirePanel(fireHost, { bounds: fireBounds }); + // Whatever the page already knows, re-clipped to this board. `undefined` is + // the first board of the session and is the only case that shows the fault + // sentence, which is correct: nothing has answered yet. + if (firesBody === undefined) firePanel?.apply(null); + else applyFires(firesBody); + fireWatch = tera.watchFires((body) => applyFires(body)); + } + showFireSection(); + // Fog distances are scene units, so they have to follow the board — 210/460 // was tuned for a 230-unit San Francisco and fogs out most of a 1000-unit // Bay Area. They also have to clear the CAMERA, which sits about 0.6 spans @@ -1247,6 +1471,133 @@ async function mountCity(id: string) { updateSun(); renderChrome(); + + /** + * Last, and only now: the opening move. + * + * After `updateSun`, so the first frame of the arrival is lit by the real sky + * rather than by the opening climatology the scene was built with — a shot + * whose whole job is to be looked at should not spend its first second in the + * wrong light. After `showPlan` and `renderChrome` for the same reason: the + * interface around the board is up, so the move plays over a finished page + * instead of racing the panel into frame. + * + * Every mount, not just the first. Switching boards is arriving somewhere, + * and a stranger who clicks "SoCal" is being shown that board for the first + * time exactly as much as the visitor who landed on California was. It costs + * nothing to be wrong about that: the first drag, wheel or pinch ends it. + */ + city.arrive(); +} + +/** + * The opening move for a **room**, and the one place the app owns a camera. + * + * The city's arrival lives in `scene.ts`, where the scene owns its own kit. An + * office has no equivalent seam — `OfficeScene` hands out `camera` and + * `controls` and offers `flyTo(viewId)` and nothing that takes a pose — so the + * move is driven from here, off the pump this file already runs. + * + * Two rules, and both are about not breaking something that works: + * + * **The resting pose is whatever the room already chose.** It is read off the + * camera at the moment the door opens rather than computed, so it is the pack's + * `viewpoints[0]` on a first entry and *where you left it* on a second. A + * viewpoint's `focus.at` is also the walk spawn — `startDeviceFeed`'s + * neighbour above reads it to place a walker — and the LA office has already + * been bitten by an arrival shot that stood the camera inside a three-metre + * entry passage framing two brick walls. The target is not touched here. Only + * the camera moves, and only away from a pose somebody already checked. + * + * **A low pose has nowhere to fly from.** Below `OFFICE_ARRIVAL_MIN_ELEVATION` + * the viewpoint is an eye-level shot standing in a room, and lifting a camera + * that is inside a building puts the first second of the arrival inside the + * ceiling slab. Those rooms simply do not get one. + */ +let officeArrival: { from: Pose; to: Pose; elapsed: number } | null = null; + +/** + * Seconds. The same length as a board's, so the two doors feel like one product + * — and bounded by the same thing: `scripts/performance-budget.mjs` measures the + * `office` scene from a three-second warm-up, and a move still running inside + * the sample window makes its geometry counts stop reproducing. See + * `ARRIVAL_SECONDS` in `scene.ts` for the argument in full. + */ +const OFFICE_ARRIVAL_SECONDS = 2.5; +/** Below this, in radians, the viewpoint is inside a room and gets no move. */ +const OFFICE_ARRIVAL_MIN_ELEVATION = (15 * Math.PI) / 180; +/** How much higher the camera starts, in radians, and the ceiling on where that lands. */ +const OFFICE_ARRIVAL_RISE = (11 * Math.PI) / 180; +const OFFICE_ARRIVAL_MAX_ELEVATION = (58 * Math.PI) / 180; +/** How much further out it starts, as a multiple of the resting stand-off. */ +const OFFICE_ARRIVAL_STANDOFF = 1.32; +/** How far round the room it swings, in radians. */ +const OFFICE_ARRIVAL_YAW = -0.4; + +function beginOfficeArrival(scene: OfficeScene): void { + officeArrival = null; + if (prefersReducedMotion()) return; + const target = scene.controls.target.clone(); + const rest = { position: scene.camera.position.clone(), target }; + const dx = rest.position.x - target.x; + const dy = rest.position.y - target.y; + const dz = rest.position.z - target.z; + const reach = Math.hypot(dx, dy, dz); + if (reach <= 0) return; + const elevation = Math.asin(Math.max(-1, Math.min(1, dy / reach))); + if (elevation < OFFICE_ARRIVAL_MIN_ELEVATION) return; + const raised = Math.min(elevation + OFFICE_ARRIVAL_RISE, OFFICE_ARRIVAL_MAX_ELEVATION); + const flat = Math.hypot(dx, dz); + const cos = Math.cos(OFFICE_ARRIVAL_YAW); + const sin = Math.sin(OFFICE_ARRIVAL_YAW); + const ax = flat > 0 ? (dx * cos - dz * sin) / flat : 0; + const az = flat > 0 ? (dx * sin + dz * cos) / flat : 1; + const startReach = Math.min(reach * OFFICE_ARRIVAL_STANDOFF, scene.controls.maxDistance * 0.995); + const horizontal = Math.cos(raised) * startReach; + const from: Pose = { + target: target.clone(), + position: new Vector3( + target.x + ax * horizontal, + target.y + Math.sin(raised) * startReach, + target.z + az * horizontal, + ), + }; + scene.camera.position.copy(from.position); + scene.controls.target.copy(from.target); + scene.controls.update(); + officeArrival = { from, to: rest, elapsed: 0 }; +} + +/** Any input, any view, any change of mode: the move is over. */ +function cancelOfficeArrival(): void { + officeArrival = null; +} + +function stepOfficeArrival(dt: number): void { + if (officeArrival === null) return; + if (!inside || !office || controlModeState.mode !== "office-overview") { + officeArrival = null; + return; + } + officeArrival.elapsed += dt; + const t = Math.min(1, officeArrival.elapsed / OFFICE_ARRIVAL_SECONDS); + const e = t < 0.5 ? 4 * t ** 3 : 1 - (-2 * t + 2) ** 3 / 2; + office.camera.position.lerpVectors(officeArrival.from.position, officeArrival.to.position, e); + office.controls.target.lerpVectors(officeArrival.from.target, officeArrival.to.target, e); + office.controls.update(); + if (t >= 1) officeArrival = null; +} + +/** + * Whether this visitor has asked the platform for less movement. + * + * The same question `scene.ts` and `scenekit.ts` ask, asked here because this + * file drives a camera of its own. Read at the moment it is needed rather than + * cached: the only callers ask once per door, and the query is a property read. + */ +function prefersReducedMotion(): boolean { + if (typeof window.matchMedia !== "function") return false; + return window.matchMedia("(prefers-reduced-motion: reduce)").matches; } /** @@ -1282,6 +1633,7 @@ requestAnimationFrame(function pump(now) { lastPumpAt = now; syncJourneyVehicle(now); + stepOfficeArrival(dt); updateLocalPlayerMaps(); // Only the mounted one. The other is still constructed and still holds a live // camera, but its canvas is out of the document, so `clientWidth` is 0, every @@ -1545,6 +1897,12 @@ async function enterOffice() { }); builtOfficeId = officeId; office.onViewChange(() => renderChrome()); + // Registered here rather than on every entry, because this block runs once + // per office and the scene is retained between visits. The first drag, + // wheel or pinch ends the opening move wherever it has got to — a camera + // that finished its arc anyway would be arguing with somebody who has + // already started using it. + office.controls.addEventListener("start", cancelOfficeArrival); officePlan = buildOfficePlan(createOfficeMinimap, office); startDeviceFeed(built.createDeviceSource, office.devices); startVehicleTelemetry(built.createSimulatedVehicleTelemetry); @@ -1565,6 +1923,9 @@ async function enterOffice() { showDetail(null); refreshGodmodePlace(); renderChrome(); + // Once the room is up and the panel beside it is drawn. See + // `beginOfficeArrival` for the two rules it obeys. + beginOfficeArrival(office); // After the room is on screen, not before. The first ask is a second request // and the building is worth looking at while it is in flight; awaiting it here // would hold the door shut on a network round trip to draw people into a scene @@ -1748,6 +2109,17 @@ function seedForOffice(id: string): number { * weather and markers: a box with no device source answers with an empty body, * and asking it once per TTL per tab forever to be told nothing is a request * nobody needs. + * + * **It is two questions and it used to ask only one.** `access.feeds.devices` + * says the deployment has a source; `access.can.liveDevices` says this viewer + * may read it. On cloud-2 the first is true and, for the visitor this product + * is designed for, the second is false — the route is members-only and answers + * 401 — so passing the deployment's answer alone sent every anonymous viewer + * down the API strategy to be refused. `apiSource` then renders `atRest()` + * forever: a rack of powered-off instruments, in a room the panel beside them + * describes as running, with an exponential back-off quietly retrying a request + * that cannot succeed. Both halves, and the fallback is the simulator that was + * always meant to serve this case. */ function startDeviceFeed( create: typeof import("./devices/adapter.ts").createDeviceSource, @@ -1763,7 +2135,18 @@ function startDeviceFeed( declarations, client: tera, officeId: officePack?.id ?? officeId, - serverHasDevices: access.feeds?.devices !== false, + serverHasDevices: access.feeds?.devices !== false && access.can.liveDevices, + /** + * And the tier itself, which is belt and braces on purpose. + * + * `can.liveDevices` above is *this app's* answer to "may this viewer read + * the route", and it is the one CONTRACT §6 names. `viewerTier` is the + * *fact*, and `adapter.ts` gates on it independently, so a future call site + * that forgets the capability still cannot ship an anonymous visitor a rack + * of dead instruments. Two gates for one decision is the right number when + * one of them is a bug that already shipped once. + */ + viewerTier: access.tier, seed: seedForOffice(officeId), onReading: (reading) => { deviceStates = reading.states; @@ -2376,6 +2759,10 @@ function chromeInputs(): ChromeInputs { mediaSurfaceCount: mediaSurfaces.length, mediaSurfaceActiveCount: mediaSurfaces.filter((surface) => surface.bound).length, robotDisclosure: robotActivity?.disclosure ?? null, + // Recomputed here rather than cached beside the promotion, because the + // load is a function of *where the building is* as well as what is + // burning, and this is the one place that knows both. + smokeNote: officeSmokeNote(), walkable: office?.walker != null, }, cameraLive: webcamCapture?.status() === "active", @@ -2422,6 +2809,7 @@ function renderChrome(): void { } } chrome?.apply(chromeState(chromeInputs())); + showFireSection(); // Each plan rings the entry its own legend is showing as current. Both are // updated whichever one is mounted, so the hidden one is already right when it // comes back rather than correcting itself a frame after it appears. @@ -3266,6 +3654,7 @@ function flyToIndex(index: number) { if (!view) return; if (inside && office) { requestControlMode("office-overview"); + cancelOfficeArrival(); office.flyTo(view.id); renderChrome(); } diff --git a/src/offices/README.md b/src/offices/README.md index 1694716..9c1885e 100644 --- a/src/offices/README.md +++ b/src/offices/README.md @@ -138,44 +138,91 @@ Nothing here is geocoded and nothing can be. These are numbers you type, like every other number in a pack — see CONTRACT.md §8 for why a coordinate's provenance is a licensing question in this repo. -## Levels, and the one thing you cannot do with a second one +## Levels, and how somebody gets between two of them A `Level` is a storey: an `elevation` (floor-to-**floor**, not floor-to-ceiling), a default wall height, and its own floorplan in its own frame with its slab at zero. `Plan` adds the elevation to every coordinate on the level exactly once, so you author an upper floor without holding 5 m in your head. -> ### ⚠️ A walker cannot change levels. Do not author a staircase. -> -> **This is the single most expensive thing to discover by building it.** The -> walk controller is hard-locked to the level it spawned on, in two places: -> -> - `src/interiors/walker.ts` rejects any state whose `levelId` differs from the -> spawn level — a restored or proposed state on another storey is refused as -> *"walker snapshot is incompatible or invalid"*. -> - `src/interiors/officeWalker.ts` **throws** if the level it is on stops -> resolving — *"office walker lost level"*. -> -> There is no vertical transition anywhere in the engine: no stair traversal, no -> lift, no level handoff, and nothing that changes `levelId` after a spawn. So a -> flight of stairs you author is a flight of stairs the collider will never let -> anybody climb, however carefully you model it. `mateo-court.ts` has a real -> dog-leg stair standing in its courtyard, drawn as a floor finish with a 1.2 m -> gap in the balustrade at the head of it, and **its upper floor is unreachable -> on foot**. That is a known, accepted state and not a bug in the pack. -> -> Fixing it is an **engine** change — a cross-level walker state, a transition -> volume, and a collider that knows about both storeys — and it is out of scope -> for a pack author. Until it lands: -> -> - Author a second storey for what it *is*: a place the camera flies to, which -> viewpoints do perfectly well. `mateo-court` gives its upper floor five of -> them. -> - Give each level a viewpoint of its own so nothing up there is unreachable by -> every means at once. -> - Do not spend a day on treads. `viewpoints[0]` is the walk spawn, and it is on -> exactly one level; everything else on that level is walkable and everything -> on any other level is not. +### The way between two storeys is a `Transition` + +A `Level` on its own is a place the camera can fly to. To make it a place +somebody can **walk** to, author a `Transition` on the `Office` — not on either +floorplan, because it is the one record in this format that is a fact about two +storeys at once and putting it on either would make the other one's copy a +restatement. + +```ts +transitions: [{ + id: "stair", + kind: "stair", // or "lift" + width: 1.2, + surface: STEEL, + lower: { + levelId: "level-1", + footprint: [/* a small patch of floor at the bottom */], + landing: { x: 10.2, z: 9.2 }, + }, + upper: { + levelId: "level-2", + footprint: [/* the gap in the balustrade at the top */], + landing: { x: 9.25, z: 10.4 }, + }, + // Optional. Absent means one straight flight between the two landings. + legs: [ + { to: { x: 14.1, z: 9.2 }, rise: 1 }, // a flight + { to: { x: 14.1, z: 10.4 }, rise: 0 }, // a half landing + { to: { x: 9.25, z: 10.4 }, rise: 1 }, // and the flight back + ], +}] +``` + +**Standing on a footprint is the input.** There is no key to press, which is the +single most important thing to know when you size one. A footprint the size of +your whole stair means that walking *under* the flight takes you up it; the +right size is the bottom couple of metres, and at the top, the gap you arrive +through and nothing else. + +That upper footprint is doing a second job that is easy to miss. A gap in a +balustrade is an unguarded edge, and the moment an upper floor is walkable +somebody will walk off it. A footprint covering the gap catches them and sends +them downstairs, which is what the gap is for. + +`rise` on a leg is that leg's **share** of the total climb, not a height. The +height is already known exactly — it is the difference between the two levels' +`elevation`s — and stating it twice is how a pack ends up with a staircase that +does not reach its own landing. A flat half landing is `rise: 0`. `Plan` +normalises the shares, so two flights written `{ rise: 1 }` and `{ rise: 1 }` +mean half each. + +**You do not author treads.** `src/interiors/shell.ts` builds them from this +record: it divides each climbing leg into a whole number of ~178 mm risers and +lays a tread on each, which is why `mateo-court`'s 2.5 m flights come out at the +fourteen risers its own comment always claimed. The drawn flight and the flight +the walk controller climbs are the same list of points, so a staircase nobody +can climb is not expressible. + +Three things `Plan` will refuse, all of which drop the transition **whole** +rather than in pieces — half a staircase is a hole in a collider: + +- a footprint outside its own level's bounds, or with a wall running *through* + it. A wall along its edge is fine and expected: stairs go against walls. +- a landing outside its own footprint, or pressed so close to a wall that a + walker of the default radius could not stand on it. +- an `upper` that is not actually above `lower`. + +Two things it will not do for you: + +- **The treads do not collide.** `Plan` derives collision from the wall list + alone, so like every prop in every pack, a flight can be walked through at its + low end. That is the engine's existing physics rather than a property of this + record. +- **It will not find a route.** A footprint you cannot walk to is a way up + nobody reaches. Check it the way `src/test/packs/mateoContent.test.ts` does. + +Still worth doing, transition or no transition: give every level a viewpoint of +its own, so nothing up there is unreachable by every means at once. ## Rooms are slabs. Walls are segments. diff --git a/src/offices/lumbridge-hq.ts b/src/offices/lumbridge-hq.ts index 4b3e57e..32f7868 100644 --- a/src/offices/lumbridge-hq.ts +++ b/src/offices/lumbridge-hq.ts @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ * without invalidating those addresses. */ -import { CANONICAL_CAPABILITIES, type DeviceDeclaration } from "../devices/types.ts"; +import type { DeviceCapability, DeviceDeclaration } from "../devices/types.ts"; import type { AssetId, DeskBank, @@ -286,8 +286,10 @@ const PROPS: Prop[] = [ * one by omission. */ const DISCLOSURE = - "Simulated studio hardware. These readings are demonstration data, never live " + - "presence data."; + "Simulated studio hardware in an authored room. Lumbridge's San Francisco " + + "studio is a place this pack describes, not a room anybody is standing in: " + + "there is no hardware in San Francisco to read. These readings are " + + "demonstration data, never live presence data."; /** * Two devices: the mic on the desk and the speaker on the computer. @@ -297,11 +299,47 @@ const DISCLOSURE = * `agent-mic` 200 mm and the mic moves with it, because there was never a second * number to forget. * - * `capabilities` is `CANONICAL_CAPABILITIES[kind]` rather than a hand-written - * list. Two studios authored months apart should describe the same instrument - * the same way — the device panel builds its controls by walking this array, and - * the arena's observation width is the sum of them. + * ### This studio stays simulated, and says so louder + * + * `mateo-court`'s two studio instruments read a real desk in the LA Studio. This + * one does not, and it is not going to: every machine in that inventory is + * physically in that one room, and there is no sensor, camera or microphone + * anywhere in the fleet at this address. Inventing an SF feed — or, worse, + * quietly relabelling LA's readings — would be exactly the + * `first-party-sensor` / `simulated` confusion `DeviceProvenance` exists to + * prevent, in the direction that matters. So the answer is the honest one and it + * is written into the sentence a viewer actually reads: *this is a room nobody + * is standing in*. The day an SF room exists, `provenance` and `ranges` change + * and nothing else here moves. + * + * ### The capability list matches LA's exactly, including the omission + * + * `capabilities` used to be `CANONICAL_CAPABILITIES[kind]`. It is now the same + * hand-written pair `mateo-court` declares, which differs from canonical in two + * ways, and both are deliberate: + * + * - **no `level`.** LA's real microphone has no passive level to read — getting + * one records the room — so it declares none. This one *could* invent one, and + * choosing not to is what makes the two studios the same instrument with two + * provenances rather than two different products. A viewer comparing them is + * then comparing where the numbers come from, which is the only interesting + * difference, instead of counting rows. + * - **`mute` on the speaker**, which canonical omits and both real and simulated + * speakers plainly have. + * + * `ranges` restates the global default rather than overriding it, which looks + * redundant and is not: stating the unit is now part of how a studio describes + * itself, and the interesting thing about the pair is that this one really is + * decibels and LA's really is a percentage of a mixer's travel. */ +const STUDIO_MIC_CAPABILITIES: readonly DeviceCapability[] = ["power", "mute", "gain"]; +const STUDIO_SPEAKER_CAPABILITIES: readonly DeviceCapability[] = [ + "power", + "mute", + "volume", + "playback", +]; + const DEVICES: DeviceDeclaration[] = [ { id: "sf-desk-mic", @@ -317,7 +355,9 @@ const DEVICES: DeviceDeclaration[] = [ // sitting where the mic is pointed without being told a coordinate. seatId: "sf-agent-01", }, - capabilities: CANONICAL_CAPABILITIES.mic, + capabilities: STUDIO_MIC_CAPABILITIES, + // A desk condenser's preamp, in decibels, because that is what it would be. + ranges: { gain: { min: -12, max: 36, initial: 12, unit: "dB" } }, provenance: "simulated", disclosure: DISCLOSURE, }, @@ -332,7 +372,7 @@ const DEVICES: DeviceDeclaration[] = [ roomId: "live-work", seatId: "sf-agent-01", }, - capabilities: CANONICAL_CAPABILITIES.speaker, + capabilities: STUDIO_SPEAKER_CAPABILITIES, provenance: "simulated", disclosure: DISCLOSURE, }, diff --git a/src/offices/mateo-court.ts b/src/offices/mateo-court.ts index 427fab4..54bfdd3 100644 --- a/src/offices/mateo-court.ts +++ b/src/offices/mateo-court.ts @@ -52,29 +52,26 @@ * balustrade authored as a prop is a balcony you can walk off. * * The **stair**, which is the one thing that had to be argued about. It stands - * in the courtyard, outdoors, which is the type's signature move — and it is a - * room with no treads in it, because nothing in the `src/assets/office/` - * catalogue is a stair. So `stair` is a floor finish the shape of the flight, - * exactly as the reference pack's `stair-core` is, and the way up is modelled as - * the **gap between two balustrade walls** at the head of it rather than as - * geometry. A pack that wants treads registers `acme:stair.dogleg` with - * `defineAsset` and drops it in; nothing here has to move for that to work. + * in the courtyard, outdoors, which is the type's signature move. The `stair` + * room is still a floor finish the shape of the flight — the slab the dog-leg + * stands on and the pad at the bottom of it — and the treads on top of it are + * built by `interiors/shell.ts` from the `Transition` at the foot of this file + * rather than authored as a prop, so the drawn flight and the walked one are + * the same list of points. * - * ### ⚠️ Nobody can walk up it, and modelling it better will not change that + * ### You can walk up it now, and that is what level 2 was waiting for * - * **Level 2 of this building is unreachable on foot**, and that is an engine - * fact rather than an authoring one. `interiors/walker.ts` refuses any state - * whose `levelId` differs from the one it spawned on, and - * `interiors/officeWalker.ts` throws outright if its level stops resolving. - * There is no transition volume, no lift and nothing anywhere that changes a - * walker's level after the spawn — so treads, a wider flight or a landing at the - * head of it would all be geometry the collider still refuses to carry anybody - * across. The upper floor is reached by the five viewpoints that frame it, which - * is the whole of what this build supports. + * This file used to carry a warning here saying that **level 2 was unreachable + * on foot** and that modelling the stair better would not change it, because + * `interiors/walker.ts` refused any state on another storey. That is no longer + * true: `levelId` is walker state, `TRANSITIONS` at the bottom of this file says + * where the way up is, and `interiors/officeWalker.ts` runs the climb as + * presentation. The Model Loft, the Model Bay and the Materials Room are places + * you can stand in. * - * Do not spend a day on this one. It is written up in `README.md` under - * "Levels, and the one thing you cannot do with a second one", and it is an - * engine change when somebody takes it on. + * The five viewpoints that frame the upper floor are still there and still + * worth having — a camera reaches a room faster than a pair of legs — but they + * are no longer the only way up. * * ### Why the prop list is long, and why it is long in *kinds* * @@ -107,7 +104,11 @@ * consequences are worked through, and `interiors/types.ts` on `OfficeSite`. */ -import { CANONICAL_CAPABILITIES, type DeviceDeclaration } from "../devices/types.ts"; +import { + CANONICAL_CAPABILITIES, + type DeviceCapability, + type DeviceDeclaration, +} from "../devices/types.ts"; import type { AssetId, DeskBank, @@ -119,6 +120,7 @@ import type { Prop, Room, Seat, + Transition, Viewpoint, Wall, Yaw, @@ -638,10 +640,10 @@ const ROOMS: Room[] = [ { id: "stair", name: "The Stair", - // A floor finish the shape of the flight, and no treads — the kit has no - // stair asset, and inventing an id for one would resolve to a placeholder - // box in the middle of the yard. The reference pack's `stair-core` is the - // same admission with a wall round it. + // The slab the flight stands on, and the pad at the bottom of it. The treads + // themselves are not a room and not a prop: `interiors/shell.ts` builds them + // from the `Transition` at the foot of this file, so the flight that is + // drawn is the flight the walk controller climbs. This is what is under it. outline: rect(COURT_W, COURT_N, STAIR_E, STAIR_S), floor: STEEL, ceiling: null, @@ -1736,6 +1738,80 @@ const DISCLOSURE = "Simulated studio hardware. These readings are demonstration data, never live " + "presence data."; +/** + * The two studio instruments are real, and everything about how they are + * declared follows from what that costs. + * + * `press-mic` and `press-speaker` are still the props they always were, in a + * press room this pack invented. What has changed is where their *readings* come + * from: `TERA_DEVICES_SOURCE=first-party` points `server/src/devices/firstParty.ts` + * at a real desk in the LA Studio, and these two ids are the two the bridge + * publishes. So the placement is authored and the reading is measured, and the + * disclosure below says exactly that rather than letting a viewer assume both + * halves are one or the other. `src/tools/geo.ts` labels MEASURED, PLACEMENT and + * DRAWN separately for the same reason; this is that distinction at building + * scale. + * + * ### The ids are the upstream's, not names we chose + * + * `mic-yeti` and `speaker` are the keys `GET /api/la-studio/state` publishes, + * and the bridge binds a reading to a declaration **by id**. A prettier id here + * would be a device that declares itself live and is permanently unreachable, + * which is worse than a simulated one. They read oddly in a floorplan; that is + * the price of the binding being one lookup rather than a mapping table nobody + * remembers to update. + * + * ### No `level`, and it is the most important line in this file + * + * `CANONICAL_CAPABILITIES.mic` is `power, mute, gain, level`, and this mic + * declares the first three. There is no passive level upstream: obtaining one + * means `POST /levels`, which records one and a half to three seconds of audio + * per microphone. A level meter that breathes is the single most convincing + * thing a twin could show and it would be a continuously-open microphone in a + * room with people in it, looking like a feature the entire time it did it. The + * meter row hides itself on a missing reading, which is what `undefined` has + * always meant on `DeviceState`. + * + * ### The gain range is a percent because the gain *is* a percent + * + * Upstream reports `gainPct`, normalised over four different native scales — a + * Yeti Nano's ALSA travel is 0–50, an Anker's is 0–100, a ThinkPad's is 0–63. + * The global default range is decibels, and 68 % of a Yeti's travel is not any + * number of decibels. Declaring the range here is a pack author saying what the + * number means, and it is the only condition under which the bridge will emit a + * gain reading at all — without it, fail-closed, there is no gain row. + * + * ### And a second sentence for the path that is not live + * + * An anonymous visitor cannot read the device route — it is a room somebody is + * standing in — so they get the local simulator running this declaration. + * `simulatedDisclosure` is what the panel prints instead the moment a reading is + * synthetic, so "live, LA Studio" never appears under a number invented one + * millisecond earlier in somebody's browser. + */ +const STUDIO_DISCLOSURE = + "Live reading from the LA Studio's own hardware, mirrored read-only over the " + + "operator's network. The room it stands in here is authored; the number is not."; + +const STUDIO_SIMULATED_DISCLOSURE = + "Simulated: this viewer is not reading the LA Studio's hardware, so these " + + "numbers are demonstration data generated in your own browser."; + +/** Mute and gain, and deliberately not level. See the note above. */ +const STUDIO_MIC_CAPABILITIES: readonly DeviceCapability[] = ["power", "mute", "gain"]; + +/** + * The canonical speaker list plus `mute`, which the canonical list omits and the + * upstream actually reports. `playback` stays because a speaker has a transport + * whether or not this deployment reads one. + */ +const STUDIO_SPEAKER_CAPABILITIES: readonly DeviceCapability[] = [ + "power", + "mute", + "volume", + "playback", +]; + /** * Four devices in two places: the desk in reception, and the two capture marks * in the media studio. @@ -1746,11 +1822,10 @@ const DISCLOSURE = * second number to forget. That is the rule `Prop.seat` follows for chairs and * the one CONTRACT.md follows for sites, one level further in. * - * `capabilities` is `CANONICAL_CAPABILITIES[kind]` rather than a hand-written - * list, and that matters more than it looks: the device panel builds its - * controls by walking this array and the arena's observation width is the sum of - * them, so two studios authored months apart describing the same instrument - * differently would quietly change the shape of an RL observation. + * The two in reception are **simulated** and say so. The two in the media studio + * are **first-party** and say something different. Keeping both in one pack, with + * the disclosure under each instrument rather than in a header over all four, is + * the whole point: the sentence has to travel with the reading it is about. * * `seatId` is an address and not a position. It says which standing or sitting * place each unit serves, which is what lets a consumer ask whether anybody is @@ -1778,24 +1853,33 @@ const DEVICES: DeviceDeclaration[] = [ disclosure: DISCLOSURE, }, { - id: "la-studio-mic", + // Upstream's own id for the Blue Yeti Nano on the studio desk. + id: "mic-yeti", kind: "mic", label: "Studio mic", assetId: MIC, anchor: { levelId: "level-1", propId: "press-mic", roomId: "press", seatId: "media-01" }, - capabilities: CANONICAL_CAPABILITIES.mic, - provenance: "simulated", - disclosure: DISCLOSURE, + capabilities: STUDIO_MIC_CAPABILITIES, + // 0–100 of the mixer's own travel. `initial` is where an unread simulator + // starts, not a reading: a live one is whatever the desk is set to. + ranges: { gain: { min: 0, max: 100, initial: 60, unit: "%" } }, + provenance: "first-party-sensor", + disclosure: STUDIO_DISCLOSURE, + simulatedDisclosure: STUDIO_SIMULATED_DISCLOSURE, }, { - id: "la-studio-speaker", + // Upstream publishes its chosen sink under the literal key `speaker` as well + // as under the sink's own name. `speaker` is the one that is always present, + // so it is the one that cannot silently stop binding when a sink changes. + id: "speaker", kind: "speaker", label: "Studio monitor", assetId: SPEAKER, anchor: { levelId: "level-1", propId: "press-speaker", roomId: "press", seatId: "media-02" }, - capabilities: CANONICAL_CAPABILITIES.speaker, - provenance: "simulated", - disclosure: DISCLOSURE, + capabilities: STUDIO_SPEAKER_CAPABILITIES, + provenance: "first-party-sensor", + disclosure: STUDIO_DISCLOSURE, + simulatedDisclosure: STUDIO_SIMULATED_DISCLOSURE, }, ]; @@ -2573,11 +2657,103 @@ const LEVEL_2: Level = { }, }; +/** + * The way up, and the record that finally makes the upper floor a place. + * + * Level 2 of this building — the Model Loft, the Model Bay, the Materials Room, + * two desk banks and twenty-four props — was authored and then unreachable on + * foot, because `interiors/walker.ts` refused any state on a storey other than + * the one it spawned on. That is fixed, and this is the record that uses it. + * + * ### The dog-leg is the one the balustrade already implied + * + * The shape was never free. The gap in the rail is 1.2 m of nothing between + * `rail-west-n` and `rail-west-s`, at z 9.8 to 11.0 on the yard's west line, and + * a flight arriving there is arriving **westbound**. So the second flight runs + * east to west along the south half of the stair's footprint, the half landing + * is at its east end, and the first flight runs west to east along the north + * half — which is exactly what the constants at the top of this file describe + * and what `STAIR_HEAD_N` was put there for. Nothing about the building moved to + * accommodate this; the transition states what was already drawn. + * + * Two and a half metres of rise per flight comes out at fourteen risers each at + * the shell's 178 mm, which is the number this file's own comment claimed before + * there were any treads to count. + * + * ### The footprints are small on purpose + * + * Standing on one *is* the input — there is no key to press — so a footprint the + * size of the whole stair would mean walking under the flight took you up it. + * The lower one is the bottom two metres, reachable by stepping north out of the + * yard; the upper one is the gap in the balustrade and nothing else, which is + * also what stops a walker strolling off a 5 m drop onto pavers. That gap has + * been an unguarded edge since the loggia was authored and nobody could ever + * reach it to find out. + * + * ### What still does not collide + * + * The treads are drawn geometry and, like every prop in every pack in this repo, + * they are not in the collider — `Plan` derives collision from the wall list + * alone. A walker crossing the north half of the stair's footprint passes + * through the low end of the first flight in the same way it passes through a + * desk. That is the engine's existing physics rather than something this record + * introduces, and the fix for it is a collider that knows about furniture. + */ +const TRANSITIONS: Transition[] = [ + { + id: "stair", + kind: "stair", + label: "The Stair", + // Steel, like the floor finish it stands on, and like the balustrade it + // arrives through. + surface: STEEL, + // 1.2 m, which is the width of the gap in the rail at the head of it. + width: 1.2, + lower: { + levelId: "level-1", + // The bottom of the flight, open to the yard on its south side. It stops + // short of the wall on the west and the wall on the north because a + // footprint is a place to stand, not a place to be inside masonry. + footprint: [ + { x: 9.95, z: 8.75 }, + { x: 11.6, z: 8.75 }, + { x: 11.6, z: 10.5 }, + { x: 9.95, z: 10.5 }, + ], + landing: { x: 10.2, z: 9.2 }, + }, + upper: { + levelId: "level-2", + // The gap in the balustrade, and only the gap: 9.15 to 9.95 in x covers + // both sides of the rail line at 9.6, and 9.88 to 10.92 sits inside the + // 9.8-to-11.0 opening without touching either rail's end. + footprint: [ + { x: 9.15, z: 9.88 }, + { x: 9.95, z: 9.88 }, + { x: 9.95, z: 10.92 }, + { x: 9.15, z: 10.92 }, + ], + landing: { x: 9.25, z: 10.4 }, + }, + legs: [ + // Up the north half, west to east: 3.9 m of run for 2.5 m of rise. + { to: { x: 14.1, z: 9.2 }, rise: 1 }, + // The half landing, at the east end, against the yard-shop side of the + // footprint. Flat, so its share of the rise is zero. + { to: { x: 14.1, z: 10.4 }, rise: 0 }, + // Back west along the south half, out through the rail gap onto the + // loggia. The last tread is the loggia's own deck. + { to: { x: 9.25, z: 10.4 }, rise: 1 }, + ], + }, +]; + export const MATEO_COURT: Office = { id: "mateo-court", name: "LA HQ · Office", levels: [LEVEL_1, LEVEL_2], viewpoints: VIEWPOINTS, + transitions: TRANSITIONS, /** * The Arts District, on the board `cities/socal.ts` draws. See * `MATEO_COURT_SITE` above for where the three numbers come from and which of diff --git a/src/server/fires.ts b/src/server/fires.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cf01571 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/server/fires.ts @@ -0,0 +1,418 @@ +/** + * Which fires may be drawn — and, far more often, which may not. + * + * This is the most important module in the fire feed and it is the one with the + * least code in it. Everything else moves bytes; this decides whether a board + * that looks calm is telling the truth. + * + * ### The quiet day is the dangerous one + * + * On the day this was written the SoCal board's bounds contained **twenty-two + * live incident rows**. Every single one had `acres: null`. Fifteen were + * nameless LA County dispatch numbers — `LAC-297933`, `LAC-298861` — records + * that open when an engine rolls and close when it turns round. Nothing was + * burning in Los Angeles. Drawn without a gate, that is twenty-two orange marks + * over a city on a day nothing happened, in a frame whose palette was checked by + * eye and contains no other warm colour at all: pale sand basin, white-blue + * buildings, green ridges, blue ocean. One orange glyph is the most salient + * object on that board. Twenty-two of them, wrong, spends the board's + * credibility permanently, and no later polish buys it back. + * + * The same gate, on the same data, on the same day, returns **exactly five** + * fires on the California board: Timber (7,591 ac, 29% contained), Alpaugh + * (3,600 ac, 30%), Carrizo (268 ac), Amber (10 ac) and GREEN (10 ac). Both + * answers are correct. That is the whole argument for this file: an honest empty + * board and a truthful full one have to come out of one rule. + * + * ### Four independent reasons a row is not a fire + * + * They are independent, which is why they are four conditions and not one score: + * + * 1. **No acreage, or under ten.** A dispatch record with `acres: null` is not + * an event, it is a radio call. Ten is a judgement and is stated as one — see + * `FIRE_TIER_MIN_ACRES`. + * 2. **Eighty percent contained or more.** A contained fire is news that has + * finished happening. + * 3. **`type === "RX"` — a prescribed burn.** Deliberate, scheduled, frequently + * adjacent to real fire ground, and completely indistinguishable from a + * wildfire under a distance filter. Drawing one as a wildfire raises an alarm + * about a planned event. + * 4. **A stale `lastSeen`.** The upstream collector writes every row it is + * handed and never deletes, and it de-duplicates two agencies' copies of one + * fire only in the list it *returns*. So the loser keeps its old `lastSeen` + * forever: twenty-one of ninety-five rows were ghosts, including a second + * Timber Fire 850 m from the live one with different acreage. A reader that + * skips this both double-counts and under-reports the same fire at once. + * + * A fifth filter — a name that reads as a drill — is applied for the same reason + * the first one is: an exercise is not an event. + * + * ### Tiers, not a score + * + * Tier 0 is not drawn. Tier 1 is a mark and nothing else. Tier 2 (a hundred + * acres and up) additionally earns a plume, because a plume is the layer most + * able to overstate: at board altitude the eye has no scale reference, and a + * 268-acre fire under a forty-kilometre smoke column is a lie told in a medium + * that reads as truthful. + * + * ### Detections are evidence, and are separated here rather than downstream + * + * A satellite hot pixel is a pixel that was hot on one overpass. There is a + * permanent industrial heat source 4.7 km from the upstream operator's house + * that appears on every pass at FRP ~1.0 with no matching incident, on both days + * the store holds, and it will be there tomorrow. `persistent` pixels are split + * out of the drawn set here — counted, never discarded silently — so that no + * renderer has to remember to do it. + * + * ### Why this file is here and not in `engine/` + * + * It is pure, it imports nothing but types, and it touches neither three.js nor + * the DOM, so the renderer and the test suite can both have it. The gate is a + * statement about data, and a statement about data that lives inside a mesh + * builder is a statement nobody can test without a WebGL context. + */ + +import type { FireDetection, FireIncident, FiresBody, FiresSourceId } from "./wire.ts"; + +// ---- The ladder ----------------------------------------------------------- + +/** + * The acreage below which a row is not drawn at all. + * + * **An untested judgement, and it is worth saying so out loud.** The upstream + * store has never held a SoCal fire between 1 and 100 acres, so this boundary + * has never been exercised against the case it exists for: a genuinely dangerous + * five-acre fire in Griffith Park would be invisible under it. It is kept + * because the agencies' own LA County records make the false-positive rate below + * ten acres overwhelming — fifteen nameless dispatch numbers on an ordinary + * Friday — and because the cost of the two errors is not symmetric. A board that + * cries wolf is never believed again; a board that is one tier slow on a small + * fire is a board that catches up in ten minutes. If it bites, it is one + * constant. + */ +export const FIRE_TIER_MIN_ACRES = 10; + +/** At and above this, a fire has earned a plume as well as a mark. */ +export const FIRE_TIER_PLUME_ACRES = 100; + +/** Containment at or above which a fire is no longer news. Percent. */ +export const FIRE_MAX_CONTAINED_PCT = 80; + +/** + * The most fires one board will draw. + * + * Not a data claim — the state has produced five — but a bound on what an + * upstream that has gone strange can do to a fixed instance buffer downstream. + * The set is sorted by acreage first, so the cap drops the smallest. + */ +export const FIRE_DRAW_LIMIT = 64; + +/** The most off-board fires worth naming in a caption. */ +export const FIRE_OFF_BOARD_LIMIT = 3; + +/** + * Names that describe an exercise rather than an event. + * + * Anchored on word boundaries, because "Drill Creek Fire" and "TEST FIRE" are + * different things and only one of them is furniture. Matched case-insensitively + * against the trimmed name. + */ +const EXERCISE_NAME = /\b(training|exercise|drill|simulation|test\s*fire|do\s*not\s*use)\b/i; + +// ---- Shapes --------------------------------------------------------------- + +/** + * A rectangle in degrees. Structurally the `bounds` a city pack declares, + * restated rather than imported for the reason `wire.ts` restates `SimRoute`: + * a city pack is three thousand lines of coastline that pulls in three.js, and + * this module is meant to be importable by a test with no renderer in it. + */ +export interface FireBounds { + minLat: number; + maxLat: number; + minLng: number; + maxLng: number; +} + +/** What tier 1 and tier 2 mean, as a number a renderer can switch on. */ +export type FireTier = 1 | 2; + +/** + * One fire that survived the gate, flattened for drawing. + * + * `acres` is a `number` here where `FireIncident.acres` is `number | null`, + * which is the whole point of the type existing: past this gate, acreage is a + * fact. A renderer sizing a glyph never has to ask. + */ +export interface DrawnFire { + id: string; + /** `null` where the agency published none. Never defaulted to the id. */ + name: string | null; + lat: number; + lon: number; + county: string | null; + source: string; + url: string | null; + acres: number; + /** `null` means "the agency has not said", which is not zero. */ + pctContained: number | null; + tier: FireTier; + /** ISO-8601 of the observation `acres` came from. */ + observedAt: string | null; +} + +/** + * Everything a board needs to draw fire, and everything it needs to explain an + * empty one. + * + * `suppressed`, `offBoard` and `fetchedAt` are the three fields that make the + * empty case honest rather than merely blank. "Nothing is burning here" is a + * finding; "I have not heard from the feed since Tuesday" is a fault; and + * "ninety-three thousand acres are burning a hundred and ninety kilometres north + * of this frame's edge" is neither. A board that cannot say which one it is in + * is a board that is guessed at. + */ +export interface FirePromotion { + source: FiresSourceId; + /** ISO-8601 of the last successful upstream fetch. Epoch zero when never. */ + fetchedAt: string; + /** Milliseconds since `fetchedAt`, or `null` when nothing has ever answered. */ + ageMs: number | null; + /** The de-duplication watermark every drawn row matched. */ + latestSeen: string | null; + /** Fires inside `bounds`, worst first. At most `FIRE_DRAW_LIMIT`. */ + drawn: DrawnFire[]; + /** Fires that passed the gate but fall outside `bounds`, largest first. */ + offBoard: DrawnFire[]; + /** Live rows inside `bounds` the gate refused. The number behind a calm board. */ + suppressed: number; + /** Hot pixels inside `bounds` that are not known furniture. */ + detections: FireDetection[]; + /** Hot pixels inside `bounds` that are. Counted so a caption can say so. */ + persistentDetections: number; + /** How many hours of overpasses `detections` covers. */ + detectionWindowHours: number; +} + +/** The answer for a board with no feed behind it at all. */ +export function emptyPromotion(): FirePromotion { + return { + source: "none", + fetchedAt: new Date(0).toISOString(), + ageMs: null, + latestSeen: null, + drawn: [], + offBoard: [], + suppressed: 0, + detections: [], + persistentDetections: 0, + detectionWindowHours: 0, + }; +} + +// ---- The gate ------------------------------------------------------------- + +/** + * Apply the ladder to one body, for one board. + * + * Pure and total: a malformed body, a body from a server one version behind, or + * `null` all produce an empty promotion rather than an exception. That is the + * same posture every adapter in this repo takes toward a shape it did not build, + * and it matters more here than elsewhere — the consumer is a render loop. + * + * `nowMs` is injected so a test can assert on `ageMs` without owning the clock. + */ +export function promote( + body: FiresBody | null | undefined, + bounds: FireBounds, + nowMs: number = Date.now(), +): FirePromotion { + const empty = emptyPromotion(); + if (body === null || body === undefined || typeof body !== "object") return empty; + + const fetchedAt = typeof body.fetchedAt === "string" ? body.fetchedAt : empty.fetchedAt; + const fetchedMs = Date.parse(fetchedAt); + const ageMs = Number.isFinite(fetchedMs) && fetchedMs > 0 ? Math.max(0, nowMs - fetchedMs) : null; + + const incidents = Array.isArray(body.incidents) ? body.incidents : []; + // The watermark comes from the body where the server stated one, and is + // otherwise recomputed here from the rows in hand. Recomputing is the + // fallback and not the primary: the server sees the whole table and this sees + // only what it was sent, so a body clipped by anything at all would move its + // own watermark and re-admit exactly the ghosts this exists to drop. + const latestSeen = + typeof body.latestSeen === "string" && body.latestSeen !== "" + ? body.latestSeen + : latestOf(incidents); + + const drawn: DrawnFire[] = []; + const offBoard: DrawnFire[] = []; + let suppressed = 0; + + for (const incident of incidents) { + if (incident === null || typeof incident !== "object") continue; + const lat = finite(incident.lat); + const lon = finite(incident.lon); + if (lat === null || lon === null) continue; + + const inside = within(lat, lon, bounds); + const fire = admit(incident, lat, lon, latestSeen); + if (fire === null) { + // Counted only for the board being drawn. A refusal in Humboldt is not + // something a viewer looking at Los Angeles is owed a number for. + if (inside) suppressed += 1; + continue; + } + (inside ? drawn : offBoard).push(fire); + } + + drawn.sort(bySeverity); + offBoard.sort(bySeverity); + + const detections: FireDetection[] = []; + let persistentDetections = 0; + for (const detection of Array.isArray(body.detections) ? body.detections : []) { + if (detection === null || typeof detection !== "object") continue; + const lat = finite(detection.lat); + const lon = finite(detection.lon); + if (lat === null || lon === null) continue; + if (!within(lat, lon, bounds)) continue; + // Split, not filtered. The industrial flare on the I-15 corridor is a real + // measurement of a real hot object; it is simply not news, and a layer that + // silently dropped it would have no way to say how much of the board's + // thermal activity is furniture. + if (detection.persistent === true) { + persistentDetections += 1; + continue; + } + detections.push(detection); + } + + return { + source: isSourceId(body.source) ? body.source : "none", + fetchedAt, + ageMs, + latestSeen, + drawn: drawn.slice(0, FIRE_DRAW_LIMIT), + offBoard: offBoard.slice(0, FIRE_OFF_BOARD_LIMIT), + suppressed, + detections, + persistentDetections, + detectionWindowHours: finite(body.detectionWindowHours) ?? 0, + }; +} + +/** + * The four conditions plus the exercise name, in one place, returning the + * flattened row or `null`. + * + * Ordered cheapest-first only by accident; they are independent and the order + * carries no meaning, which is deliberate. A scoring function would have an + * order and would therefore have a tuning knob, and a tuning knob is how "does + * this get drawn" stops being answerable in a sentence. + */ +function admit( + incident: FireIncident, + lat: number, + lon: number, + latestSeen: string | null, +): DrawnFire | null { + // 4. A row the collector has stopped seeing but never deleted. + if (latestSeen !== null && incident.lastSeen !== latestSeen) return null; + + // 3. A prescribed burn is not a wildfire. + const type = typeof incident.type === "string" ? incident.type.trim().toUpperCase() : ""; + if (type === "RX") return null; + + // 1. No acreage is not "small". It is "nobody has said this is a fire". + const acres = finite(incident.acres); + if (acres === null || acres < FIRE_TIER_MIN_ACRES) return null; + + // 2. Contained is finished. + const pctContained = finite(incident.pctContained); + if ((pctContained ?? 0) >= FIRE_MAX_CONTAINED_PCT) return null; + + const name = typeof incident.name === "string" ? incident.name.trim() : ""; + if (name !== "" && EXERCISE_NAME.test(name)) return null; + + return { + id: typeof incident.id === "string" ? incident.id : "", + name: name === "" ? null : name, + lat, + lon, + county: typeof incident.county === "string" && incident.county !== "" ? incident.county : null, + source: typeof incident.source === "string" ? incident.source : "", + url: typeof incident.url === "string" && incident.url !== "" ? incident.url : null, + acres, + pctContained, + tier: acres >= FIRE_TIER_PLUME_ACRES ? 2 : 1, + observedAt: typeof incident.observedAt === "string" ? incident.observedAt : null, + }; +} + +// ---- Detections ----------------------------------------------------------- + +/** + * One hot pixel's confidence as a fraction, or `null` where it cannot be read. + * + * **The branch that has to exist.** MODIS publishes an integer 0–100 in this + * column and VIIRS publishes `low`/`nominal`/`high` in the same one, so a + * consumer that maps the raw value to an opacity is wrong for one of the two on + * every frame — and wrong in the direction that matters, because `"nominal"` + * parses to `NaN` and `NaN` reaches a shader as a hole. + * + * The VIIRS steps are the product's own three-way split and are placed at the + * middles of the thirds rather than at 0/0.5/1, because `low` is not "no + * confidence" — it is the bottom band of a detection that was still published. + */ +export function detectionConfidence(detection: FireDetection): number | null { + const raw = detection.confidence; + if (typeof raw !== "string" || raw.trim() === "") return null; + const value = raw.trim().toLowerCase(); + + if (typeof detection.sat === "string" && detection.sat.toUpperCase().startsWith("VIIRS")) { + if (value === "low" || value === "l") return 1 / 6; + if (value === "nominal" || value === "n") return 0.5; + if (value === "high" || value === "h") return 5 / 6; + return null; + } + + const numeric = Number(value); + if (!Number.isFinite(numeric)) return null; + return Math.min(1, Math.max(0, numeric / 100)); +} + +// ---- Small helpers -------------------------------------------------------- + +function within(lat: number, lon: number, bounds: FireBounds): boolean { + return ( + lat >= bounds.minLat && lat <= bounds.maxLat && lon >= bounds.minLng && lon <= bounds.maxLng + ); +} + +/** Worst first: acreage descending, then least-contained, then id for stability. */ +function bySeverity(a: DrawnFire, b: DrawnFire): number { + if (b.acres !== a.acres) return b.acres - a.acres; + const ca = a.pctContained ?? 0; + const cb = b.pctContained ?? 0; + if (ca !== cb) return ca - cb; + return a.id < b.id ? -1 : a.id > b.id ? 1 : 0; +} + +function latestOf(incidents: readonly FireIncident[]): string | null { + let latest: string | null = null; + for (const incident of incidents) { + const seen = incident?.lastSeen; + if (typeof seen !== "string" || seen === "") continue; + if (latest === null || seen > latest) latest = seen; + } + return latest; +} + +function finite(value: unknown): number | null { + return typeof value === "number" && Number.isFinite(value) ? value : null; +} + +function isSourceId(value: unknown): value is FiresSourceId { + return value === "none" || value === "cloud1"; +} diff --git a/src/server/wire.ts b/src/server/wire.ts index 3a4368c..c0e3df1 100644 --- a/src/server/wire.ts +++ b/src/server/wire.ts @@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ * | `GET /health` | `HealthBody` | no | * | `GET /flights` | `FlightsBody` | yes | * | `GET /satellites` | `SatellitesBody` | yes | + * | `GET /fires` | `FiresBody` | yes | * | `GET /weather` | `WeatherBody` | yes | * | `GET /markers` | `MarkersBody` | yes | * | `GET /offices/:id` | `OfficeDoc` | public offices only | @@ -72,6 +73,26 @@ export interface ErrorBody { export type WeatherSourceId = "none" | "nws" | "metno" | "openmeteo"; export type FlightsSourceId = "sim" | "adsb" | "dump1090"; export type SatellitesSourceId = "none" | "celestrak"; +/** + * Where fire data comes from. + * + * `none` is the default and serves a real, empty body — never an invented fire. + * The asymmetry with `FlightsBody`'s simulated plan is deliberate and is the + * same one `SatellitesBody` draws: an invented aeroplane is a plausible + * aeroplane, and an invented wildfire is a claim that a named place is burning. + * + * `cloud1` is a **projection served by another machine**, which is the whole + * design of this feed rather than an implementation detail. The upstream store + * is centred on a private home and carries four columns computed from the + * distance to it — `observations.distance_km`, `bearing_deg`, `threat` and + * `detections.distance_km`. `threat` is the subtle one: it is + * `(16/distance)^2 x log10(acres) x momentum x containment x wind-alignment`, + * so with acreage and containment public it inverts to a circle around the + * house and three fires give an intersection. None of those columns appears in + * any type below, and the reason they cannot appear is not care — it is that + * the machine holding them never sends them. See `server/src/fires/cloud1.ts`. + */ +export type FiresSourceId = "none" | "cloud1"; export type MarkersSourceId = "none" | "file"; /** * Where device readings come from. @@ -80,12 +101,21 @@ export type MarkersSourceId = "none" | "file"; * any hardware has no hardware, which renders as a studio whose panels say so * rather than as an error. `sim` is the deterministic state machine in * `src/devices/sim.ts`, the same module the arena wraps, and it is what this - * build ships. `homeassistant` is named here and implemented nowhere: it is the - * door a `first-party-sensor` provenance comes through, and naming it in the - * union now is what stops the next person from adding a second, differently - * shaped source field when they build it. + * build ships. + * + * `first-party` is an operator's own bridge to their own hardware, reached over + * their own network — `server/src/devices/firstParty.ts`. It is deliberately + * **not** called `la-studio`: the first one of these happens to read Lumbridge's + * studio, but a self-hoster pointing `TERA_STUDIO_URL` at their own box is the + * same source and should not have to name somebody else's room to use it. + * + * `homeassistant` is named here and implemented nowhere, and stays that way: it + * is one layer further out than `first-party` (a first-party bridge may itself + * talk to Home Assistant), and naming it in the union is what stops the next + * person from adding a second, differently shaped source field when they build + * it. `config.ts` demotes it loudly. */ -export type DevicesSourceId = "none" | "sim" | "homeassistant"; +export type DevicesSourceId = "none" | "sim" | "homeassistant" | "first-party"; export type AuthMode = "none" | "sso" | "jwt"; /** @@ -130,6 +160,16 @@ export interface HealthBody { * pointless before it opens a watch that will 404 forever. */ devices: DevicesSourceId; + /** + * Newer again, and read the same defensive way `devices` is: a browser + * meeting a server one version behind this one sees `undefined` and must + * conclude the box serves no fires, which is the safe direction. A board + * that draws nothing because nobody answered and a board that draws nothing + * because nothing is burning are the same picture, and only the fetch age + * beside it tells them apart — which is why `FiresBody.fetchedAt` is not + * optional. + */ + fires?: FiresSourceId; }; auth: { mode: AuthMode; @@ -390,6 +430,167 @@ export interface SatellitesBody { attribution?: string[]; } +// ---- Fires ---------------------------------------------------------------- + +/** + * One active wildfire incident, as CAL FIRE and WFIGS describe it — and as a + * projection served by cloud-1 is willing to say. + * + * ### What is not here, and why that is structural + * + * The upstream store carries `distance_km`, `bearing_deg` and `threat` on every + * observation, all three measured from a private home. They are absent from this + * type, but the type is not what keeps them off the wire: the machine that holds + * them never puts them in a response. `server/src/fires/cloud1.ts` reads a + * projection over HTTP and has no database to be careless with. That ordering is + * the point — a filter downstream of a copy is a filter somebody can forget. + * + * ### Identity is split from observation upstream, and rejoined here + * + * `incidents` holds the name and the coordinate; `observations` holds acreage + * and containment, one row per ten-minute poll. The projection joins each + * incident to its **latest** observation, so `acres` and `pctContained` describe + * the same instant `observedAt` names. Both are `null` where the agency has not + * said, and null acreage is common: on the SoCal board today every live incident + * has it, because fifteen of them are LA County dispatch numbers that will never + * become fires. `promote()` in `src/server/fires.ts` is what refuses to draw + * them, and it is the reason this type exposes the raw nulls rather than + * defaulting them to zero — a zero would pass a `>= 0` test somewhere. + */ +export interface FireIncident { + /** IrwinID (WFIGS) or UniqueId (CAL FIRE). Stable for the incident's life. */ + id: string; + /** `calfire`, `wfigs`. Which agency's record this row came from. */ + source: string; + /** + * The incident name, trimmed, or `null` where the agency published none. + * + * Not defaulted to the id. Fifteen of today's live SoCal rows are named + * `LAC-297933` and similar — a dispatch number, not a fire — and a renderer + * that printed one under a flame glyph would be inventing an event. + */ + name: string | null; + lat: number; + lon: number; + /** Where the coordinate came from. `us-gov` for both agencies. CONTRACT.md §8. */ + provenance: CoordinateProvenance; + county: string | null; + /** + * `WF` for a wildfire, `RX` for a **prescribed burn**, `""` where unstated. + * + * Carried rather than filtered upstream because it is the client's tier gate + * that must refuse it, and refusing it silently at the endpoint would leave no + * way to say how many were refused. An RX is deliberate, scheduled and + * frequently adjacent to a real fire; under a distance filter it is + * indistinguishable from one, and drawing it as a wildfire is a false alarm + * about a planned event. + */ + type: string; + url: string | null; + /** ISO-8601. When this incident was first written to the store. */ + firstSeen: string; + /** + * ISO-8601. The last poll that saw this incident in an agency feed. + * + * **Load-bearing, and the reason a body-level `latestSeen` sits beside it.** + * The collector writes every row it is handed and never deletes, and it + * de-duplicates two agencies' copies of one fire only in the list it returns — + * so the loser of a de-duplication keeps its old `lastSeen` forever. Twenty-one + * of ninety-five rows were ghosts when this was designed, including a second + * Timber Fire 850 m away with different acreage, which means a naive reader + * both double-counts and under-reports the same fire at once. Anything drawn + * must have `lastSeen === FiresBody.latestSeen`. + */ + lastSeen: string; + /** ISO-8601 of the joined observation, or `null` when there is none at all. */ + observedAt: string | null; + /** Acres burned, as last reported. `null` is "the agency has not said". */ + acres: number | null; + /** Percent contained, 0–100. `null` is "not said", which is not zero. */ + pctContained: number | null; +} + +/** + * One satellite hot pixel. **Evidence, never an incident.** + * + * A thermal anomaly in a NASA FIRMS product is a pixel that was hotter than its + * neighbours on one overpass. Most of them are not fires: there is a permanent + * industrial heat source 4.7 km from the upstream operator's house that appears + * on every pass at FRP ~1.0 with no matching incident, and it will be there + * tomorrow. Anything that renders this layer must make it visually weaker than + * and separate from the incident layer, and must never promote one to a fire + * client-side. `promote()` drops `persistent` pixels from the drawn set for + * exactly that reason. + */ +export interface FireDetection { + /** `MODIS`, `VIIRS-NOAA20`, `VIIRS-SNPP` — the instrument, verbatim. */ + sat: string; + /** ISO-8601, normalised from the archive's `YYYY-MM-DDTHHMMZ`. */ + acquiredAt: string; + lat: number; + lon: number; + /** Fire radiative power, megawatts. `null` where the product did not report. */ + frp: number | null; + /** + * The product's own confidence string, **unconverted**. + * + * MODIS reports an integer 0–100 and VIIRS reports `low`/`nominal`/`high`, in + * the same column, and a consumer that maps this to an opacity without + * branching on `sat` is wrong for one of the two on every frame. Use + * `detectionConfidence()` in `src/server/fires.ts`, which does the branch once. + */ + confidence: string | null; + /** + * Has a low-power pixel appeared in this cell on more than one day? + * + * The learned ignore-list for industrial heat, computed at the endpoint over a + * fourteen-day window: distinct days on which a sub-5-MW pixel landed within + * 0.02° of here. `true` means furniture — a flare stack, a kiln, a landfill — + * not news. It is deliberately computed from the store rather than from a + * hand-written exclusion list, because the list nobody maintains is the list + * that gets a real fire suppressed. + */ + persistent: boolean; + /** How many distinct days fed `persistent`. Carried so a caption can say it. */ + persistentDays: number; +} + +/** + * Every fire this deployment knows about, and when it last managed to ask. + * + * One body for the whole state and one cache key, exactly as `SatellitesBody` + * argues: the boards this build draws are rectangles inside California, the + * incident set is small (five drawable fires state-wide on the day this was + * written), and a server that filtered by board would be doing a worse job of a + * clip the client has to do anyway. `promote()` is the clip. + * + * `fetchedAt` is **not optional and not the response time**. A board with + * nothing on it is the commonest correct answer this feed will ever give, and a + * silent empty board is indistinguishable from a dead feed without an age beside + * it. That is the same argument `HealthBody.degraded` makes, applied to a + * picture instead of a log. + */ +export interface FiresBody { + source: FiresSourceId; + /** ISO-8601, the last time a fetch **succeeded**. Epoch zero when never. */ + fetchedAt: string; + /** + * The newest `lastSeen` in the upstream incident table, or `null` when it is + * empty. + * + * The de-duplication watermark. Every drawn incident must match it exactly; + * see `FireIncident.lastSeen` for what happens to a reader that does not + * check. + */ + latestSeen: string | null; + incidents: FireIncident[]; + detections: FireDetection[]; + /** How many hours of overpasses `detections` covers. */ + detectionWindowHours: number; + ttlSeconds: number; + attribution?: string[]; +} + // ---- Weather -------------------------------------------------------------- /** diff --git a/src/test/anonStudio.test.ts b/src/test/anonStudio.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5d40306 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/test/anonStudio.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,111 @@ +/** + * The anonymous visitor gets a working studio, and the reason is a *pair* of + * gates rather than one. + * + * This is a regression test for something that shipped. `/etc/tera-api.env` on + * cloud-2 sets `TERA_DEVICES_SOURCE=sim`, so `/api/v1/health` reports + * `sources.devices: "sim"` and `access.feeds.devices` is `true`. `main.ts` + * passed that one fact into `createDeviceSource` as `serverHasDevices` and + * never passed the viewer, so an anonymous visitor took the API strategy + * against a members-only route, was refused with a 401 on every attempt, and + * `apiSource` rendered `atRest()` — a rack of powered-off instruments — for the + * life of the tab, backing off exponentially against a request that could not + * ever pass. The panel next to it says the studio is simulated locally. + * + * Three assertions, and the first two are the interesting ones: + * + * 1. `capabilitiesFor("anon").liveDevices` is false, so the tier has an + * opinion at all — before this it had none. + * 2. The call site in `main.ts` reads *both* facts. Asserted against the + * source text on purpose: the defect was never in `adapter.ts`, which has + * always chosen correctly given what it was told, and a unit test of the + * adapter would have stayed green through the entire outage. + * 3. With both gates applied, an anonymous viewer on a `devices: "sim"` + * deployment gets readings that *change* — the thing "at rest forever" + * was not. + */ + +import assert from "node:assert/strict"; +import { readFileSync } from "node:fs"; +import { describe, it } from "node:test"; +import { capabilitiesFor, type Feeds } from "../access.ts"; +import { createDeviceSource } from "../devices/adapter.ts"; +import type { DeviceDeclaration } from "../devices/types.ts"; + +/** What cloud-2 reports today: a real device source, wired and named. */ +const PRODUCTION_FEEDS: Feeds = { + weather: true, + flights: true, + devices: true, + satellites: false, + markers: true, + fires: true, +}; + +const MIC: DeviceDeclaration = { + id: "mic-1", + kind: "mic", + label: "Desk mic", + assetId: "tera:device.mic.desk", + anchor: { levelId: "l1", propId: "mic-prop", seatId: "desk-01" }, + capabilities: ["power", "mute", "gain", "level"], + provenance: "simulated", + disclosure: "Simulated studio hardware. Demonstration data, never presence data.", +}; + +/** + * The expression `main.ts` evaluates, restated once so the test can run it. + * Assertion 2 is what keeps the two copies honest. + */ +function serverHasDevicesFor(tier: "anon" | "member" | "god", feeds: Feeds): boolean { + return feeds.devices !== false && capabilitiesFor(tier).liveDevices; +} + +describe("the anonymous studio", () => { + it("does not grant an anonymous viewer the members-only device route", () => { + assert.equal(capabilitiesFor("anon").liveDevices, false); + assert.equal(capabilitiesFor("member").liveDevices, true); + assert.equal(capabilitiesFor("god").liveDevices, true); + }); + + it("asks both questions at the call site in main.ts", () => { + const source = readFileSync(new URL("../main.ts", import.meta.url), "utf8"); + const line = source + .split("\n") + .find((l) => l.includes("serverHasDevices:")); + assert.ok(line, "main.ts no longer passes serverHasDevices"); + assert.match(line, /access\.feeds\?\.devices !== false/); + assert.match(line, /access\.can\.liveDevices/); + }); + + it("gives an anon viewer on a devices:'sim' deployment readings that change", () => { + const serverHasDevices = serverHasDevicesFor("anon", PRODUCTION_FEEDS); + assert.equal(serverHasDevices, false, "anon must not take the API strategy"); + + const source = createDeviceSource({ + declarations: [MIC], + // A client is present — this is a real deployment — and it is the tier, + // not its absence, that has to keep us off the route. + client: { + watchDevices: () => ({ current: () => null, refresh: () => {}, stop: () => {} }), + commandDevice: () => Promise.resolve(null), + }, + officeId: "mateo-court", + serverHasDevices, + seed: 8731, + fixedStepSeconds: 0.05, + }); + + const first = JSON.stringify(source.current()); + // 200 ms of wall clock, at the simulator's own fixed step. + source.tick(0.2); + const later = JSON.stringify(source.current()); + source.stop(); + + assert.notEqual( + first, + later, + "an anonymous studio must be alive, not a rack of instruments at rest", + ); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/arena/officeNavLevels.test.ts b/src/test/arena/officeNavLevels.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a805bdd --- /dev/null +++ b/src/test/arena/officeNavLevels.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ +/** + * What an Arena office-nav snapshot may legally contain, now that a walker can + * change storeys. + * + * `src/interiors/walker.ts`'s `restore()` used to refuse any snapshot whose + * `levelId` differed from the spawn level, and `OfficeNavEnvironment` restores + * an episode straight through it. That rule has been relaxed to "a level the + * plan resolves, at a position valid on it" — which is a change to this + * environment's contract and not an internal detail, so it is asserted here + * explicitly rather than left implied by the controller's own unit tests. + * + * Frontier Valley is the pack this environment runs, and it has a mezzanine at + * 4.4 m whose footprint is a *subset* of the ground floor's. That is what makes + * the second assertion below meaningful: `(20, 18)` is a place a walker can + * stand on level 1 and is off the edge of the mezzanine, so "valid on the level + * you are on" and "valid somewhere in this building" are different answers. + */ + +import assert from "node:assert/strict"; +import { describe, it } from "node:test"; +import { arenaChecksum } from "../../arena/checksum.ts"; +import { OfficeNavEnvironment } from "../../arena/officeNav.ts"; + +/** Re-checksum a hand-edited snapshot so the episode bookkeeping still validates. */ +function resign(snapshot: T): T { + const { checksum: _drop, ...core } = snapshot; + return { ...core, checksum: arenaChecksum(core) } as T; +} + +describe("arena office-nav snapshots across storeys", () => { + it("restores an episode whose walker is on the mezzanine", () => { + const environment = new OfficeNavEnvironment(); + environment.reset(11, "train-hangar-crossing"); + const snapshot = environment.snapshot(); + assert.equal(snapshot.simulation.walker.levelId, "level-1"); + + const upstairs = resign({ + ...snapshot, + simulation: { + ...snapshot.simulation, + walker: { + ...snapshot.simulation.walker, + levelId: "level-mezz", + position: { x: 45, z: 25 }, + }, + }, + }); + + const restored = environment.restore(upstairs); + assert.equal(restored.observation.levelId, "level-mezz"); + assert.equal(restored.observation.x, 45); + assert.equal(restored.observation.z, 25); + }); + + it("still refuses a position that is not valid on the level it names", () => { + const environment = new OfficeNavEnvironment(); + environment.reset(11, "train-hangar-crossing"); + const snapshot = environment.snapshot(); + + // Inside the hangar, well off the west edge of the mezzanine. + const offTheEdge = resign({ + ...snapshot, + simulation: { + ...snapshot.simulation, + walker: { + ...snapshot.simulation.walker, + levelId: "level-mezz", + position: { x: 20, z: 18 }, + }, + }, + }); + assert.throws(() => environment.restore(offTheEdge), RangeError); + + const unknownLevel = resign({ + ...snapshot, + simulation: { + ...snapshot.simulation, + walker: { ...snapshot.simulation.walker, levelId: "level-9" }, + }, + }); + assert.throws(() => environment.restore(unknownLevel), RangeError); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/arena/studioOps.test.ts b/src/test/arena/studioOps.test.ts index 06aaf8b..9d86ab5 100644 --- a/src/test/arena/studioOps.test.ts +++ b/src/test/arena/studioOps.test.ts @@ -574,11 +574,39 @@ describe("studio-ops wraps the simulators the renderer drives", () => { assert.ok(speaker, `${definition.id} names a speaker the plan did not resolve`); assert.equal(mic.kind, "mic"); assert.equal(speaker.kind, "speaker"); - assert.equal(mic.provenance, "simulated"); - assert.match(mic.disclosure.toLowerCase(), /simulat/); + /** + * Every reading an episode sees is invented here, whatever the *pack* + * says about where its numbers come from in production. + * + * This used to assert `mic.provenance === "simulated"`, which stopped + * being the right question the day `mateo-court`'s two studio instruments + * were promoted to `first-party-sensor`. The environment builds + * `createSimulatedDevices(setup.declarations, …)` unconditionally — there + * is no bridge, no fetch and no network anywhere in this file — so a + * first-party declaration is a description of hardware that this simulator + * then makes up numbers for. What has to hold is that such a declaration + * still carries the sentence that says so, which is exactly the field + * `validateDeviceDeclaration` now requires of it. + */ + const sentence = mic.provenance === "simulated" + ? mic.disclosure + : declaredMic(definition.parameters.officeId, definition.parameters.micId) + ?.simulatedDisclosure ?? ""; + assert.match(sentence.toLowerCase(), /simulat/, definition.id); } }); + /** The authored declaration behind a resolved device, for the fields `Plan` does not carry. */ + function declaredMic(officeId: string, micId: string) { + const pack = officeId === "lumbridge-hq" ? LUMBRIDGE_HQ : MATEO_COURT; + for (const level of pack.levels) { + for (const device of level.floorplan.devices ?? []) { + if (device.id === micId) return device; + } + } + return undefined; + } + it("names the same simulator stack in its manifest as it imports", () => { assert.equal(STUDIO_OPS_MANIFEST.id, "studio-ops-v1"); for (const fragment of [ diff --git a/src/test/data/adapters.test.ts b/src/test/data/adapters.test.ts index ac39cdb..a78660a 100644 --- a/src/test/data/adapters.test.ts +++ b/src/test/data/adapters.test.ts @@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ import { describe, it } from "node:test"; import { createTeraClient, describeLiveness } from "../../adapters/http.ts"; import { SAMPLE_MARKERS } from "../../adapters/sample.ts"; import type { SkyRegion } from "../../engine/flights.ts"; -import type { DevicesBody, FlightsBody, WeatherBody } from "../../server/wire.ts"; +import type { DevicesBody, FiresBody, FlightsBody, WeatherBody } from "../../server/wire.ts"; /** The Bay Area, roughly, and big enough that the fixtures below are inside it. */ const SF: SkyRegion = { center: { lat: 37.77, lng: -122.42 }, radiusNm: 60 }; @@ -556,3 +556,115 @@ describe("devices", () => { assert.equal(feeds.length, 0); }); }); + +/** + * The fire feed, from the browser's side. + * + * Two properties, and both of them are about a board with nothing on it — which + * is the commonest correct answer this feed will ever give, and the one that is + * indistinguishable from a broken feed unless the client is careful. + */ +const FIRES: FiresBody = { + source: "cloud1", + fetchedAt: "2026-08-22T22:22:35.806Z", + latestSeen: "2026-08-22T22:20:06Z", + incidents: [], + detections: [], + detectionWindowHours: 24, + ttlSeconds: 600, +}; + +describe("fires", () => { + it("asks one unparameterised route, because the answer is the same for everyone", async () => { + const { fetcher, calls } = stubFetch({ "/fires": FIRES }); + const body = await createTeraClient({ fetch: fetcher }).fires(); + assert.equal(body?.source, "cloud1"); + assert.equal(calls.length, 1); + // No `?city=`. The whole state's live set is small, the boards are + // rectangles inside it, and `promote()` has to clip anyway. + assert.ok(!String(calls[0]?.url).includes("?")); + }); + + it("is null when nobody answered, and never an empty board", async () => { + const { fetcher } = stubFetch({}); + assert.equal(await createTeraClient({ fetch: fetcher }).fires(), null); + }); + + it("refuses a 200 that is the SPA shell rather than a body", async () => { + const { fetcher } = stubFetch({ "/fires": "html" }); + assert.equal(await createTeraClient({ fetch: fetcher }).fires(), null); + }); + + it("republishes an unchanged body, so the age on screen keeps moving", async (t) => { + // Deliberately unlike `watchDevices`, which publishes only on change. An + // unchanged fire body still carries a NEWER `fetchedAt`, and that is the + // field a quiet board is captioned with. Suppressing the republish would + // freeze "4 minutes ago" on screen at the moment of the last change, so a + // feed that died an hour ago would go on claiming to be fresh — the precise + // failure a stated fetch age exists to prevent. + let served = 0; + const { fetcher } = stubFetch({ + "/fires": () => { + served += 1; + return { ...FIRES, ttlSeconds: 60 }; + }, + }); + const bodies: (FiresBody | null)[] = []; + const watch = createTeraClient({ fetch: fetcher }).watchFires((body) => bodies.push(body)); + t.after(() => watch.stop()); + + await settle(); + assert.equal(bodies.length, 1); + assert.equal(watch.current()?.source, "cloud1"); + + watch.refresh(); + await settle(); + await settle(); + assert.equal(served, 2); + assert.equal(bodies.length, 2); + }); + + it("reports a refusal rather than freezing on the last good board", async (t) => { + let up = true; + const { fetcher } = stubFetch({ "/fires": () => (up ? FIRES : undefined) }); + const bodies: (FiresBody | null)[] = []; + const watch = createTeraClient({ fetch: fetcher }).watchFires((body) => bodies.push(body)); + t.after(() => watch.stop()); + + await settle(); + assert.equal(bodies[0]?.source, "cloud1"); + + up = false; + watch.refresh(); + await settle(); + await settle(); + // `null`, not the previous board. "California stopped burning" and "I have + // stopped hearing about California" are different facts and only one of + // them may be drawn. + assert.equal(bodies.at(-1), null); + assert.equal(watch.current(), null); + }); + + it("refuses a body with no incident array, whatever its status was", async (t) => { + const { fetcher } = stubFetch({ "/fires": { source: "cloud1", ttlSeconds: 600 } }); + const bodies: (FiresBody | null)[] = []; + const watch = createTeraClient({ fetch: fetcher }).watchFires((body) => bodies.push(body)); + t.after(() => watch.stop()); + await settle(); + // The shape a server one version behind this one sends. Adopting it would + // reach `promote()` as an empty board — a silent all-clear. + assert.equal(bodies.at(-1), null); + }); + + it("does no work at all once stopped", async () => { + const { fetcher, calls } = stubFetch({ "/fires": FIRES }); + const bodies: (FiresBody | null)[] = []; + const watch = createTeraClient({ fetch: fetcher }).watchFires((body) => bodies.push(body)); + await settle(); + const seen = calls.length; + watch.stop(); + watch.refresh(); + await settle(); + assert.equal(calls.length, seen); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/data/deviceTypes.test.ts b/src/test/data/deviceTypes.test.ts index 0f6be52..dc8f136 100644 --- a/src/test/data/deviceTypes.test.ts +++ b/src/test/data/deviceTypes.test.ts @@ -30,6 +30,7 @@ import { DEVICE_PROVENANCE, DEVICE_RANGES, deviceKindOfAssetId, + deviceRange, deviceStateSignature, hasCapability, initialDeviceState, @@ -369,3 +370,114 @@ describe("the change signature", () => { assert.notEqual(deviceStateSignature([mic, speaker]), deviceStateSignature([speaker, mic])); }); }); + +/** + * The three additions real hardware forced, and the reason each is here. + * + * The contract as written could not carry a real room. `gainPct` normalised over + * four different native scales has no honest decibel representation; a + * microphone behind an SSH hop is sometimes unreachable and `powered: false` is + * the wrong word for that; and the anonymous path runs the local simulator under + * a declaration whose own disclosure says the hardware is live. + */ + +/** A Blue Yeti Nano: capture level is an ALSA position on a 0–50 scale. */ +const YETI: DeviceDeclaration = { + ...DESK_MIC, + id: "la-mic-yeti", + ranges: { gain: { min: 0, max: 100, initial: 68, unit: "%" } }, + provenance: "first-party-sensor", + disclosure: "Live reading from the studio's own desk microphone.", + simulatedDisclosure: "Simulated in your browser — no live room is shared with visitors.", +}; + +describe("a device's own ranges", () => { + it("falls back to the global range when a declaration names none", () => { + assert.deepEqual(deviceRange(DESK_MIC, "gain"), DEVICE_RANGES.gain); + assert.deepEqual(deviceRange(DESK_MIC, "volume"), DEVICE_RANGES.volume); + assert.deepEqual(deviceRange(DESK_MIC, "level"), DEVICE_RANGES.level); + }); + + it("uses the declared range where there is one, per capability", () => { + assert.deepEqual(deviceRange(YETI, "gain"), { min: 0, max: 100, initial: 68, unit: "%" }); + // Partial: `level` was not declared, so it keeps the global answer. + assert.deepEqual(deviceRange(YETI, "level"), DEVICE_RANGES.level); + }); + + it("ignores a declared range that is not usable", () => { + // A hand-edited pack is entitled to get this wrong, and a slider with NaN on + // both ends is worse than one on the wrong scale. + for (const broken of [ + { min: Number.NaN, max: 10, initial: 1, unit: "%" }, + { min: 10, max: 10, initial: 10, unit: "%" }, + { min: 50, max: 0, initial: 10, unit: "%" }, + ]) { + const declaration = { ...DESK_MIC, ranges: { gain: broken } } as DeviceDeclaration; + assert.deepEqual(deviceRange(declaration, "gain"), DEVICE_RANGES.gain); + } + }); + + it("clamps a command into the declared range, not the global one", () => { + // The failure this prevents: 999 clamped to +36 on a device whose scale + // stops at 100, then written to hardware as a percent. + assert.deepEqual(normalizeDeviceCommand(YETI, { deviceId: YETI.id, op: "gain", value: 999 }), { + deviceId: YETI.id, + op: "gain", + value: 100, + }); + assert.deepEqual(normalizeDeviceCommand(YETI, { deviceId: YETI.id, op: "gain", value: -5 }), { + deviceId: YETI.id, + op: "gain", + value: 0, + }); + }); + + it("rests where the declaration says it rests", () => { + assert.equal(initialDeviceState(YETI, 1).gainDb, 68); + assert.equal(initialDeviceState(DESK_MIC, 1).gainDb, DEVICE_RANGES.gain.initial); + }); +}); + +describe("the disclosure a simulated fallback shows", () => { + it("requires a simulatedDisclosure on anything that claims real hardware", () => { + const { simulatedDisclosure: _omitted, ...withoutIt } = YETI; + const problems = validateDeviceDeclaration(withoutIt as DeviceDeclaration); + assert.equal(problems.length, 1); + assert.match(problems[0] ?? "", /simulatedDisclosure/); + }); + + it("requires that sentence to actually say it is simulated", () => { + const problems = validateDeviceDeclaration({ + ...YETI, + simulatedDisclosure: "Readings shown in this browser.", + }); + assert.equal(problems.length, 1); + assert.match(problems[0] ?? "", /does not say it is simulated/); + }); + + it("asks nothing extra of a declaration that is simulated already", () => { + // Every pack authored before this field existed. Making it structurally + // mandatory would have invalidated them to fix a problem none of them have. + assert.deepEqual(validateDeviceDeclaration(DESK_MIC), []); + assert.deepEqual(validateDeviceDeclaration(YETI), []); + }); +}); + +describe("reachability in the change signature", () => { + it("publishes when a device stops answering", () => { + // Without this the panel would never republish: every other reading holds + // its last value by design when a bridge goes quiet, so the signature would + // be identical forever and a dead room would look like a still one. + const reached: DeviceState = { ...initialDeviceState(YETI, 1), reachable: true }; + const lost: DeviceState = { ...reached, reachable: false }; + assert.notEqual(deviceStateSignature([reached]), deviceStateSignature([lost])); + }); + + it("distinguishes absent from present-and-true", () => { + // Absent means the concept does not apply — every simulated device. Present + // and true means somebody asked and got an answer. They are different facts. + const silent = initialDeviceState(YETI, 1); + const reached: DeviceState = { ...silent, reachable: true }; + assert.notEqual(deviceStateSignature([silent]), deviceStateSignature([reached])); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/data/fires.test.ts b/src/test/data/fires.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a4f6f77 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/test/data/fires.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,341 @@ +/** + * The promotion gate, against the day it was written for. + * + * This is the test the whole fire feature is built around, and it is worth being + * blunt about what it is defending. On the day `firesFixture.ts` was captured, + * **twenty-two live incident rows fell inside the SoCal board's bounds**. Every + * single one had `acres: null`. Fifteen were nameless LA County dispatch numbers + * — `LAC-297933`, `LAC-298861`, `LAC-297051`. Nothing was burning in Los + * Angeles. Drawn ungated, that is twenty-two orange marks over a city on an + * ordinary Friday, in a frame that was checked by eye and contains no other warm + * colour at all. + * + * The same body, clipped to the California board, contains five real fires: + * Timber (7,591 ac), Alpaugh (3,600 ac), Carrizo (268 ac), Amber (10 ac) and + * GREEN (10 ac). One rule, one day, two correct answers — and if the second + * number ever moves without the first, the gate has been loosened. + * + * The other half is the de-duplication watermark. The collector upstream writes + * every row it is handed and never deletes, while the merge of CAL FIRE's and + * WFIGS's copies of one fire happens only in the list it *returns* — so a losing + * row keeps its old `lastSeen` forever. There really were two Timber Fires in + * the store, 850 m apart, at 7,591 and 6,669 acres. `GHOST_TIMBER` below is the + * loser, copied out of the store by hand, and a promotion that draws both is a + * promotion that double-counts and under-reports the same fire at once. + */ + +import assert from "node:assert/strict"; +import { describe, it } from "node:test"; +import { + FIRE_TIER_MIN_ACRES, + FIRE_TIER_PLUME_ACRES, + detectionConfidence, + emptyPromotion, + promote, + type FireBounds, +} from "../../server/fires.ts"; +import { LIVE_FIRES_BODY } from "./firesFixture.ts"; +import type { FireDetection, FireIncident, FiresBody } from "../../server/wire.ts"; + +/** The three shipped boards, from `src/cities/*.ts`. Restated; those are read-only. */ +const SOCAL: FireBounds = { minLat: 33.28, maxLat: 34.36, minLng: -118.88, maxLng: -117.22 }; +const CALIFORNIA: FireBounds = { minLat: 32.55, maxLat: 38.05, minLng: -123.05, maxLng: -114.0 }; +const BAY_AREA: FireBounds = { minLat: 37.18, maxLat: 38.03, minLng: -122.64, maxLng: -121.75 }; + +/** The live Timber Fire, as the projection served it. */ +const LIVE_TIMBER: FireIncident = { + id: "b7e4a30e-67ab-4964-882e-751da30b44e0", + source: "calfire", + name: "Timber Fire", + lat: 36.224857, + lon: -121.72983, + provenance: "us-gov", + county: "Monterey", + type: "WF", + url: "https://www.fire.ca.gov/incidents/2026/8/8/timber-fire/", + firstSeen: "2026-08-22T21:14:43Z", + lastSeen: "2026-08-22T22:20:06Z", + observedAt: "2026-08-22T21:30:08Z", + acres: 7591, + pctContained: 29, +}; + +/** + * The same fire, as WFIGS had it, left behind by a de-duplication it lost. + * + * 850 m south-east of the live row, 6,669 acres against 7,591, and a `lastSeen` + * an hour behind. It is still in the upstream table right now and it will be + * there next year. + */ +const GHOST_TIMBER: FireIncident = { + id: "{51374D2C-D96B-40F7-940B-6CB8E0A483A2}", + source: "wfigs", + name: "Timber", + lat: 36.215898858987735, + lon: -121.71752094030687, + provenance: "us-gov", + county: "Monterey", + type: "WF", + url: null, + firstSeen: "2026-08-22T21:14:43Z", + lastSeen: "2026-08-22T21:14:43Z", + observedAt: "2026-08-22T21:14:43Z", + acres: 6669, + pctContained: 29, +}; + +function bodyOf(incidents: FireIncident[], detections: FireDetection[] = []): FiresBody { + return { + source: "cloud1", + fetchedAt: "2026-08-22T22:22:35.806Z", + latestSeen: incidents.reduce( + (latest, i) => (latest === null || i.lastSeen > latest ? i.lastSeen : latest), + null, + ), + incidents, + detections, + detectionWindowHours: 24, + ttlSeconds: 600, + }; +} + +function named(fires: readonly { name: string | null }[]): string[] { + return fires.map((f) => f.name ?? "").sort(); +} + +describe("the promotion gate, on the day it was captured", () => { + it("draws nothing on the SoCal board, and knows how much it refused", () => { + const promotion = promote(LIVE_FIRES_BODY, SOCAL); + + // The number this whole feature exists for. + assert.equal(promotion.drawn.length, 0); + // Not silently: twenty-two live rows are inside those bounds, and the board + // is entitled to say so rather than merely be empty. + assert.equal(promotion.suppressed, 22); + assert.equal(promotion.source, "cloud1"); + }); + + it("draws exactly the five real fires on the California board", () => { + const promotion = promote(LIVE_FIRES_BODY, CALIFORNIA); + + assert.equal(promotion.drawn.length, 5); + assert.deepEqual(named(promotion.drawn), [ + "Alpaugh Fire", + "Amber Fire", + "Carrizo Fire", + "GREEN", + "Timber Fire", + ]); + // Worst first, so a fixed instance buffer that overflows drops the smallest. + assert.deepEqual( + promotion.drawn.map((f) => f.acres), + [7591, 3600, 268.1, 10, 10], + ); + }); + + it("gives a plume only to the fires big enough to have one", () => { + const drawn = promote(LIVE_FIRES_BODY, CALIFORNIA).drawn; + for (const fire of drawn) { + assert.equal(fire.tier, fire.acres >= FIRE_TIER_PLUME_ACRES ? 2 : 1); + } + // The two ten-acre fires are marks and nothing more. A 268-acre fire under a + // forty-kilometre smoke column is a lie told in a truthful-looking medium. + assert.deepEqual( + drawn.filter((f) => f.tier === 1).map((f) => f.name), + ["Amber Fire", "GREEN"], + ); + }); + + it("draws nothing on the Bay Area board and refuses nothing there either", () => { + const promotion = promote(LIVE_FIRES_BODY, BAY_AREA); + assert.equal(promotion.drawn.length, 0); + // Zero drawn AND zero suppressed is a different sentence from SoCal's zero + // drawn and twenty-two suppressed, and the caption should be able to tell + // them apart: nothing is happening here at all. + assert.equal(promotion.suppressed, 0); + }); + + it("names the biggest fires the board cannot show", () => { + const promotion = promote(LIVE_FIRES_BODY, SOCAL); + // Bug Fire is 93,733 acres and 94% contained, so it is off the board AND + // past the containment gate — an all-clear caption that named it would be + // reporting finished news as live. + assert.ok(!named(promotion.offBoard).includes("Bug Fire")); + assert.deepEqual(named(promotion.offBoard), ["Alpaugh Fire", "MP18 Fire", "Timber Fire"]); + }); + + it("reports the age of the answer, which is what makes an empty board readable", () => { + const at = Date.parse("2026-08-22T22:27:35.806Z"); + const promotion = promote(LIVE_FIRES_BODY, SOCAL, at); + assert.equal(promotion.ageMs, 5 * 60_000); + assert.equal(promotion.fetchedAt, LIVE_FIRES_BODY.fetchedAt); + }); +}); + +describe("the de-duplication watermark", () => { + it("drops every row behind the body's latest lastSeen", () => { + const promotion = promote(bodyOf([LIVE_TIMBER, GHOST_TIMBER]), CALIFORNIA); + + assert.equal(promotion.drawn.length, 1); + assert.equal(promotion.drawn[0]?.acres, 7591); + assert.equal(promotion.drawn[0]?.source, "calfire"); + // The ghost is a refusal like any other, counted rather than vanished. + assert.equal(promotion.suppressed, 1); + }); + + it("prefers the server's stated watermark over one recomputed from the rows", () => { + // A body that arrived clipped — a bounded read, a truncated array — would + // move its own watermark down to the newest row it happened to contain, and + // re-admit exactly the ghosts this filter exists to drop. + const body = bodyOf([GHOST_TIMBER]); + body.latestSeen = LIVE_TIMBER.lastSeen; + assert.equal(promote(body, CALIFORNIA).drawn.length, 0); + }); + + it("still filters when the server said nothing, using the rows in hand", () => { + const body = bodyOf([LIVE_TIMBER, GHOST_TIMBER]); + body.latestSeen = null; + assert.equal(promote(body, CALIFORNIA).drawn.length, 1); + }); +}); + +describe("the four independent refusals", () => { + const at = (over: Partial): FireIncident => ({ ...LIVE_TIMBER, ...over }); + + it("refuses a row with no acreage at all", () => { + // Not "a small fire". A dispatch record with null acreage is a radio call, + // and fifteen of them were sitting over Los Angeles on the captured day. + assert.equal(promote(bodyOf([at({ acres: null })]), CALIFORNIA).drawn.length, 0); + }); + + it("refuses a row under the acreage floor and admits one exactly on it", () => { + assert.equal( + promote(bodyOf([at({ acres: FIRE_TIER_MIN_ACRES - 0.1 })]), CALIFORNIA).drawn.length, + 0, + ); + assert.equal( + promote(bodyOf([at({ acres: FIRE_TIER_MIN_ACRES })]), CALIFORNIA).drawn.length, + 1, + ); + }); + + it("refuses a fire that is 80% contained, and admits one at 79", () => { + assert.equal(promote(bodyOf([at({ pctContained: 80 })]), CALIFORNIA).drawn.length, 0); + assert.equal(promote(bodyOf([at({ pctContained: 79 })]), CALIFORNIA).drawn.length, 1); + // Null containment is "the agency has not said", which is not 100%. + assert.equal(promote(bodyOf([at({ pctContained: null })]), CALIFORNIA).drawn.length, 1); + }); + + it("never draws a prescribed burn as a wildfire", () => { + // Deliberate, scheduled, frequently adjacent to real fire ground, and + // identical to a wildfire under any distance filter. + assert.equal(promote(bodyOf([at({ type: "RX" })]), CALIFORNIA).drawn.length, 0); + assert.equal(promote(bodyOf([at({ type: "rx" })]), CALIFORNIA).drawn.length, 0); + assert.equal(promote(bodyOf([at({ type: "WF" })]), CALIFORNIA).drawn.length, 1); + // An unstated type is not a prescribed burn; refusing it would silently drop + // an agency that stopped populating the column. + assert.equal(promote(bodyOf([at({ type: "" })]), CALIFORNIA).drawn.length, 1); + }); + + it("refuses a name that describes an exercise rather than an event", () => { + for (const name of ["TRAINING FIRE", "County Drill", "Exercise Ridge", "DO NOT USE"]) { + assert.equal(promote(bodyOf([at({ name })]), CALIFORNIA).drawn.length, 0, name); + } + // Word-boundaried, so a real place is not caught by a substring. + assert.equal(promote(bodyOf([at({ name: "Drilling Creek" })]), CALIFORNIA).drawn.length, 1); + }); + + it("clips to the board and counts a refusal only where it can be seen", () => { + // Timber is in Monterey — on the California board, nowhere near SoCal. It is + // refused for SoCal by geography, not by the ladder, and must not inflate + // the number a SoCal caption reports. + const promotion = promote(bodyOf([at({ acres: 5 })]), SOCAL); + assert.equal(promotion.drawn.length, 0); + assert.equal(promotion.suppressed, 0); + assert.equal(promotion.offBoard.length, 0); + }); +}); + +describe("hot pixels are evidence, not incidents", () => { + it("splits the known industrial furniture out of the drawn set", () => { + const promotion = promote(LIVE_FIRES_BODY, SOCAL); + // Every drawn pixel is one nothing has seen before at low power. + assert.ok(promotion.detections.every((d) => d.persistent === false)); + // And the ones that were dropped are counted, not vanished — a layer that + // silently swallowed them could not say how much of a board's thermal + // activity is a flare stack. + assert.ok(promotion.persistentDetections > 0); + assert.equal(promotion.detectionWindowHours, 24); + }); + + it("keeps the permanent heat source near the upstream operator's house out", () => { + // Verified in the live store on two consecutive days: a VIIRS pixel at + // ~33.794 / -117.474 burning at FRP ~1.0 with no matching incident. It is an + // industrial site on the I-15 corridor and it will be there tomorrow. + // Drawing it is how a map puts a fire on somebody's house. + const near = (d: FireDetection) => + Math.abs(d.lat - 33.794) < 0.02 && Math.abs(d.lon - -117.474) < 0.02; + const inFixture = LIVE_FIRES_BODY.detections.filter(near); + assert.ok(inFixture.length > 0, "the fixture should contain the industrial source"); + assert.ok(inFixture.every((d) => d.persistent)); + assert.equal(promote(LIVE_FIRES_BODY, SOCAL).detections.filter(near).length, 0); + }); + + it("reads MODIS and VIIRS confidence on their own scales", () => { + const at = (sat: string, confidence: string | null): FireDetection => ({ + sat, + acquiredAt: "2026-08-22T17:37:00Z", + lat: 36.26, + lon: -121.71, + frp: 112.9, + confidence, + persistent: false, + persistentDays: 0, + }); + + // MODIS: an integer 0-100 in the same column VIIRS puts a word in. + assert.equal(detectionConfidence(at("MODIS", "94")), 0.94); + assert.equal(detectionConfidence(at("MODIS", "0")), 0); + // VIIRS: three bands. `low` is the bottom band of a published detection, not + // an absence of confidence, so it is not zero. + assert.equal(detectionConfidence(at("VIIRS-NOAA20", "nominal")), 0.5); + assert.ok((detectionConfidence(at("VIIRS-SNPP", "low")) ?? 0) > 0); + assert.ok( + (detectionConfidence(at("VIIRS-SNPP", "high")) ?? 0) > + (detectionConfidence(at("VIIRS-SNPP", "nominal")) ?? 0), + ); + // The failure this branch exists to prevent: `Number("nominal")` is NaN, and + // NaN reaches a shader as a hole. + assert.equal(detectionConfidence(at("VIIRS-NOAA20", "27")), null); + assert.equal(detectionConfidence(at("MODIS", null)), null); + }); +}); + +describe("promote is total", () => { + it("answers with an empty promotion rather than throwing", () => { + // The consumer is a render loop. A body from a server one version behind + // this one, or no body at all, must be a quiet board and never an exception. + for (const bad of [null, undefined, {}, { incidents: "yes" }, { incidents: [null, 7] }]) { + const promotion = promote(bad as unknown as FiresBody, CALIFORNIA); + assert.equal(promotion.drawn.length, 0); + assert.equal(promotion.detections.length, 0); + } + }); + + it("says it has never been fetched, rather than claiming it just was", () => { + const empty = emptyPromotion(); + assert.equal(empty.ageMs, null); + assert.equal(empty.source, "none"); + assert.equal(Date.parse(empty.fetchedAt), 0); + }); + + it("carries no home-relative field through from any body it is handed", () => { + // Belt and braces over a structural guarantee. The four columns never leave + // cloud-1 — but a fixture is exactly the artefact that would immortalise a + // leak, so this asserts on the shape that actually reaches a renderer. + const forbidden = ["distance_km", "bearing_deg", "threat", "distanceKm", "bearingDeg"]; + const wire = JSON.stringify(promote(LIVE_FIRES_BODY, CALIFORNIA)); + for (const key of forbidden) assert.ok(!wire.includes(key), key); + assert.ok(!JSON.stringify(LIVE_FIRES_BODY).includes("Norco")); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/data/firesFixture.ts b/src/test/data/firesFixture.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ec549e3 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/test/data/firesFixture.ts @@ -0,0 +1,291 @@ +/** + * A real `FiresBody`, captured from the live projection. + * + * Captured 2026-08-22 from `GET /api/v1/fires` on a tera-api pointed at cloud-1's + * `/api/fires` projection — which is to say: through the whole wire, not out of + * the database. It is committed verbatim, rows and all, because the tests it + * backs are claims about *this data on this day* and a hand-tidied fixture would + * quietly stop being one. + * + * What makes the day worth keeping is that it is an ordinary one. Twenty-two of + * these rows fall inside the SoCal board's bounds, every single one with + * `acres: null`, and fifteen of them are nameless LA County dispatch numbers — + * `LAC-297933`, `LAC-298861`. Nothing was burning in Los Angeles. The same body, + * clipped to the California board, contains five real fires. That pair is the + * whole test: one rule, one day, two correct answers. + * + * The ghost rows the collector never deletes are **not** in here, because the + * endpoint already filtered them on `last_seen = max(last_seen)` — twenty-two of + * them on the day this was taken. `fires.test.ts` reconstructs one by hand from + * the store (the second Timber Fire, 850 m from the live one at 6,669 acres + * against 7,591) so the client-side half of that filter is exercised too. Both + * halves must hold: the endpoint's is the cheap one and the client's is the one + * that survives an endpoint being replaced. + * + * Nothing in this file is home-relative. The four columns that are — + * `observations.distance_km`, `bearing_deg`, `threat` and + * `detections.distance_km` — never left cloud-1, which is the entire design of + * the feed. A fixture is exactly the artefact that would immortalise such a leak + * in a repo, so it is worth saying that this one was checked. + */ + +import type { FiresBody } from "../../server/wire.ts"; + +export const LIVE_FIRES_BODY: FiresBody = { + source: "cloud1", + fetchedAt: "2026-08-22T22:22:35.806Z", + latestSeen: "2026-08-22T22:20:06Z", + ttlSeconds: 600, + detectionWindowHours: 24, + attribution: ["Incidents from CAL FIRE and NIFC/WFIGS (US Government work, public domain)", "Satellite hot pixels from NASA FIRMS (MODIS, VIIRS)"], + incidents: [ + {"id": "ca6b8a6a-12e9-4e87-8f9b-5cb01dd5a25f", "source": "calfire", "name": "Bug Fire", "lat": 39.727395, "lon": -120.0372941, "provenance": "us-gov", "county": "Lassen, Sierra", "type": "WF", "url": "https://www.fire.ca.gov/incidents/2026/8/8/bug-fire/", "firstSeen": "2026-08-22T21:14:43Z", "lastSeen": "2026-08-22T22:20:06Z", "observedAt": "2026-08-22T21:30:08Z", "acres": 93733, "pctContained": 94}, + {"id": "{6AD80DE9-CD41-40D3-8939-A86CCF775981}", "source": "wfigs", "name": "ELEPHANT", "lat": 39.71083827653158, "lon": -120.19318010997422, "provenance": "us-gov", "county": "Plumas", "type": "WF", "url": null, "firstSeen": "2026-08-22T21:14:43Z", "lastSeen": "2026-08-22T22:20:06Z", "observedAt": "2026-08-22T21:30:08Z", "acres": 13930, "pctContained": 100}, + {"id": "{A7C819CA-FCE9-4E9E-9A7F-C89F2160F102}", "source": "wfigs", "name": "GANN", "lat": 38.10793309380294, "lon": -120.7668100002191, "provenance": "us-gov", "county": "Calaveras", "type": "WF", "url": null, "firstSeen": "2026-08-22T21:14:43Z", "lastSeen": "2026-08-22T22:20:06Z", "observedAt": "2026-08-22T21:30:08Z", "acres": 10339, "pctContained": 100}, + {"id": "a78d23dd-66cb-449d-b955-9d84efedbd51", "source": "calfire", "name": "MP18 Fire", "lat": 41.125604, "lon": -123.684619, "provenance": "us-gov", "county": "Humboldt", "type": "WF", "url": "https://www.fire.ca.gov/incidents/2026/8/7/mp18-fire/", "firstSeen": "2026-08-22T21:14:43Z", "lastSeen": "2026-08-22T22:20:06Z", "observedAt": "2026-08-22T21:30:08Z", "acres": 7610, "pctContained": 74}, + {"id": "b7e4a30e-67ab-4964-882e-751da30b44e0", "source": "calfire", "name": "Timber Fire", "lat": 36.224857, "lon": -121.72983, "provenance": "us-gov", "county": "Monterey", "type": "WF", "url": "https://www.fire.ca.gov/incidents/2026/8/8/timber-fire/", "firstSeen": "2026-08-22T21:14:43Z", "lastSeen": "2026-08-22T22:20:06Z", "observedAt": "2026-08-22T21:30:08Z", "acres": 7591, "pctContained": 29}, + {"id": "30df76e5-e4f5-4b4f-b8ff-50f98d6ce14a", "source": "calfire", "name": "Alpaugh Fire", "lat": 35.86609, "lon": -119.487314, "provenance": "us-gov", "county": "Tulare", "type": "WF", "url": "https://www.fire.ca.gov/incidents/2026/8/19/alpaugh-fire/", "firstSeen": "2026-08-22T21:14:43Z", "lastSeen": "2026-08-22T22:20:06Z", "observedAt": "2026-08-22T21:30:08Z", "acres": 3600, "pctContained": 30}, + {"id": "{BAF0D8B7-48FA-43F7-A249-349644693C63}", "source": "wfigs", "name": "RIDGE", "lat": 34.79108490180015, "lon": -118.83000234743656, "provenance": "us-gov", "county": "Los Angeles", "type": "WF", "url": null, "firstSeen": "2026-08-22T21:14:43Z", "lastSeen": "2026-08-22T22:20:06Z", "observedAt": "2026-08-22T21:30:08Z", "acres": 1134, "pctContained": 100}, + {"id": "{69DD692F-9D85-4D69-91E9-AB82AEB5AEB5}", "source": "wfigs", "name": "3-1 PIT", "lat": 40.948838288544295, "lon": -121.26851345578423, "provenance": "us-gov", "county": "Lassen", "type": "WF", "url": null, "firstSeen": "2026-08-22T21:14:43Z", "lastSeen": "2026-08-22T22:20:06Z", "observedAt": "2026-08-22T21:30:08Z", "acres": 1055, "pctContained": 98}, + {"id": "{E53D7A7B-30F7-40CE-B772-2AD3253A9B27}", "source": "wfigs", "name": "BUZZARD", "lat": 34.89972710769351, "lon": -118.92279017234667, "provenance": "us-gov", "county": "Kern", "type": "WF", "url": null, "firstSeen": "2026-08-22T21:14:43Z", "lastSeen": "2026-08-22T22:20:06Z", "observedAt": "2026-08-22T21:30:08Z", "acres": 902, "pctContained": 100}, + {"id": "{5AC0B49D-3F64-4344-826A-5DBB1925E757}", "source": "wfigs", "name": "FELIZ", "lat": 38.992464984350896, "lon": -123.16115347357264, "provenance": "us-gov", "county": "Mendocino", "type": "WF", "url": null, "firstSeen": "2026-08-22T21:14:43Z", "lastSeen": "2026-08-22T22:20:06Z", "observedAt": "2026-08-22T21:30:08Z", "acres": 872, "pctContained": 100}, + {"id": "{20BACABE-DCC0-4B41-A0DA-997AED50D8C4}", "source": "wfigs", "name": "LOOMIS", "lat": 40.96583829952783, "lon": -121.15468044031932, "provenance": "us-gov", "county": "Lassen", "type": "WF", "url": null, "firstSeen": "2026-08-22T21:14:43Z", "lastSeen": "2026-08-22T22:20:06Z", "observedAt": "2026-08-22T21:30:08Z", "acres": 656, "pctContained": 99}, + {"id": "52874353-e4ed-446e-ba8b-71cce3adbdbd", "source": "calfire", "name": "Carrizo Fire", "lat": 35.05302, "lon": -119.91036, "provenance": "us-gov", "county": "San Luis Obispo", "type": "WF", "url": "https://www.fire.ca.gov/incidents/2026/8/22/carrizo-fire/", "firstSeen": "2026-08-22T21:14:43Z", "lastSeen": "2026-08-22T22:20:06Z", "observedAt": "2026-08-22T21:30:08Z", "acres": 268.1, "pctContained": null}, + {"id": "00dc6f70-642d-463b-b6c1-89851187392c", "source": "calfire", "name": "Holser Fire", "lat": 34.445673, "lon": -118.737863, "provenance": "us-gov", "county": "Ventura", "type": "WF", "url": "https://www.fire.ca.gov/incidents/2026/8/8/holser-fire/", "firstSeen": "2026-08-22T21:14:43Z", "lastSeen": "2026-08-22T22:20:06Z", "observedAt": "2026-08-22T21:30:08Z", "acres": 167, "pctContained": 100}, + {"id": "{4C9D1FD7-7131-412A-9995-CA7789782346}", "source": "wfigs", "name": "CHUTE", "lat": 39.35154917056113, "lon": -121.15071021515419, "provenance": "us-gov", "county": "Yuba", "type": "WF", "url": null, "firstSeen": "2026-08-22T21:14:43Z", "lastSeen": "2026-08-22T22:20:06Z", "observedAt": "2026-08-22T21:30:08Z", "acres": 162, "pctContained": 97}, + {"id": 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"2026-08-22T09:56:00Z", "lat": 33.49343, "lon": -117.61636, "frp": 0.53, "confidence": "nominal", "persistent": true, "persistentDays": 2}, + {"sat": "VIIRS-SNPP", "acquiredAt": "2026-08-22T09:56:00Z", "lat": 33.61327, "lon": -117.82159, "frp": 0.72, "confidence": "nominal", "persistent": true, "persistentDays": 2}, + {"sat": "VIIRS-SNPP", "acquiredAt": "2026-08-22T09:56:00Z", "lat": 33.71708, "lon": -117.71082, "frp": 0.77, "confidence": "nominal", "persistent": true, "persistentDays": 2}, + {"sat": "VIIRS-SNPP", "acquiredAt": "2026-08-22T09:56:00Z", "lat": 33.79279, "lon": -117.47366, "frp": 1.13, "confidence": "nominal", "persistent": true, "persistentDays": 2}, + {"sat": "VIIRS-NOAA20", "acquiredAt": "2026-08-22T08:35:00Z", "lat": 34.54817, "lon": -114.32118, "frp": 11.34, "confidence": "nominal", "persistent": false, "persistentDays": 1}, + {"sat": "VIIRS-NOAA20", "acquiredAt": "2026-08-22T08:35:00Z", "lat": 34.54764, "lon": -114.32278, "frp": 7.42, "confidence": "nominal", "persistent": false, "persistentDays": 1}, + {"sat": "VIIRS-NOAA20", "acquiredAt": "2026-08-22T08:35:00Z", "lat": 32.58179, "lon": -115.10446, "frp": 4.39, "confidence": "nominal", "persistent": false, "persistentDays": 1}, + {"sat": "VIIRS-NOAA20", "acquiredAt": "2026-08-22T08:35:00Z", "lat": 32.42354, "lon": -116.92715, "frp": 0.67, "confidence": "nominal", "persistent": false, "persistentDays": 1}, + {"sat": "VIIRS-NOAA20", "acquiredAt": "2026-08-22T08:35:00Z", "lat": 32.49521, "lon": -116.8389, "frp": 7.53, "confidence": "nominal", "persistent": false, "persistentDays": 1}, + {"sat": "VIIRS-NOAA20", "acquiredAt": "2026-08-22T08:35:00Z", "lat": 32.50074, "lon": -116.83313, "frp": 6.89, "confidence": "nominal", "persistent": false, "persistentDays": 1}, + {"sat": "MODIS", "acquiredAt": "2026-08-22T04:00:00Z", "lat": 36.25913, "lon": -121.69695, "frp": 90.2, "confidence": "100", "persistent": false, "persistentDays": 2}, + {"sat": "MODIS", "acquiredAt": "2026-08-22T04:00:00Z", "lat": 36.24763, "lon": -121.69332, "frp": 65.46, "confidence": "100", "persistent": false, "persistentDays": 2}, + {"sat": "MODIS", "acquiredAt": "2026-08-22T04:00:00Z", "lat": 36.25262, "lon": -121.68853, "frp": 100.42, "confidence": "100", "persistent": false, "persistentDays": 2}, + {"sat": "MODIS", "acquiredAt": "2026-08-22T04:00:00Z", "lat": 36.2637, "lon": -121.67416, "frp": 53.89, "confidence": "100", "persistent": false, "persistentDays": 1}, + {"sat": "MODIS", "acquiredAt": "2026-08-22T04:00:00Z", "lat": 36.23001, "lon": -121.67924, "frp": 34.43, "confidence": "96", "persistent": false, "persistentDays": 2}, + {"sat": "MODIS", "acquiredAt": "2026-08-22T04:00:00Z", "lat": 36.21877, "lon": -121.67432, "frp": 72.74, "confidence": "100", "persistent": false, "persistentDays": 2}, + {"sat": "MODIS", "acquiredAt": "2026-08-22T04:00:00Z", "lat": 36.22232, "lon": -121.65631, "frp": 15.33, "confidence": "30", "persistent": false, "persistentDays": 2}, + {"sat": "MODIS", "acquiredAt": "2026-08-21T22:46:00Z", "lat": 32.42723, "lon": -115.25581, "frp": 11.32, "confidence": "0", "persistent": false, "persistentDays": 0}, + ], +}; diff --git a/src/test/data/wireContract.test.ts b/src/test/data/wireContract.test.ts index 80dd3ca..4e47eb6 100644 --- a/src/test/data/wireContract.test.ts +++ b/src/test/data/wireContract.test.ts @@ -251,6 +251,71 @@ describe("the seam", () => { assert.equal(JSON.stringify(source.current().states), before); }); + it("gives an anonymous visitor the simulator, on a box that HAS devices", async (t) => { + // The shipping bug this fixes, in one test. cloud-2 runs + // `TERA_DEVICES_SOURCE=sim`, so `/health` reports a device source and + // `serverHasDevices` is true — but `routes/devices.ts` refuses an anonymous + // read, correctly, because the readings describe a room somebody is + // standing in. Without the tier, the API strategy was chosen anyway: the GET + // 401s, the feed maps to `live: false`, and every visitor to a studio was + // shown permanently powered-off instruments while the poll backed off + // exponentially against a 401 it could never pass. Three file headers + // promised them a living simulated studio instead. + let asked = 0; + const client = createTeraClient({ + fetch: deployment({ + "/devices": () => { + asked += 1; + return new Response("no", { status: 401 }); + }, + }), + }); + const source = createDeviceSource({ + declarations: [DECLARATION], + client, + officeId: "hq", + serverHasDevices: true, + viewerTier: "anon", + }); + t.after(() => source.stop()); + + await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 0)); + // Not one request spent on a refusal that was knowable in advance. + assert.equal(asked, 0); + assert.equal(source.current().source, "sim"); + assert.equal(source.current().live, false); + assert.equal(source.current().synthetic, true); + + // And alive: two different readings a fifth of a second apart, which is what + // "living simulated studio" has to mean for it to be worth anything. + const before = JSON.stringify(source.current().states); + source.tick(0.2); + assert.notEqual(JSON.stringify(source.current().states), before); + }); + + it("keeps the API for a signed-in viewer on the same deployment", async (t) => { + const body: DevicesBody = { + officeId: "hq", + devices: [{ id: "mic-1", kind: "mic", powered: true, observedAt: 1, synthetic: true }], + observedAt: 1, + source: "sim", + synthetic: true, + ttlSeconds: 5, + }; + const client = createTeraClient({ fetch: deployment({ "/devices": () => json(body) }) }); + const source = createDeviceSource({ + declarations: [DECLARATION], + client, + officeId: "hq", + serverHasDevices: true, + viewerTier: "member", + }); + t.after(() => source.stop()); + await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 0)); + await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 0)); + assert.equal(source.current().live, true); + }); + it("skips the API entirely when /health said this box has no devices", async (t) => { let asked = 0; const client = createTeraClient({ diff --git a/src/test/daylight.test.ts b/src/test/daylight.test.ts index 0d23f34..a78c817 100644 --- a/src/test/daylight.test.ts +++ b/src/test/daylight.test.ts @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ import assert from "node:assert/strict"; import { describe, it } from "node:test"; -import { intoBuildingFrame, officeDaylight } from "../interiors/daylight.ts"; +import { intoBuildingFrame, officeDaylight, smokeCaption } from "../interiors/daylight.ts"; import type { LightingState } from "../engine/types.ts"; import type { OfficeSite } from "../interiors/types.ts"; @@ -152,3 +152,99 @@ describe("moving the weather outdoors", () => { assert.equal(JSON.stringify(cityState), before); }); }); + +// ---- Smoke ---------------------------------------------------------------- + +/** + * The haze the fires drive, and the one thing it must never do. + * + * `smokeLoad` reaches this function from a fire layer reading a feed off another + * machine, so the zero case is the case that matters: on a day when nothing is + * burning — which, on the SoCal board, is most days and was today — the office + * has to be bit-identical to what it was before any of this existed. A haze that + * creeps in at a load of nothing is the same failure as an orange glyph over a + * city where nothing is on fire, one layer further in. + */ +describe("office daylight under smoke", () => { + const site: OfficeSite = { lat: 34.0395, lng: -118.2288, elevation: 79, heading: 36 }; + const clear: LightingState = { + sun: { direction: [0.3, 0.8, -0.5], color: 0xfff3e0, intensity: 2.4 }, + hemisphere: { sky: 0x8899aa, ground: 0x404040, intensity: 1 }, + ambient: { color: 0xffffff, intensity: 0.3 }, + sky: { top: 0x223344, horizon: 0x99aabb }, + fog: { color: 0xaabbcc, near: 900, far: 60000 }, + }; + + it("is bit-identical to a clear day at a load of zero", () => { + const base = officeDaylight(clear, site); + // A non-finite load is *no* smoke rather than maximum smoke. It can only be + // a bug upstream, and the safe rendering of a bug is the ordinary sky. + for (const nothing of [0, -1, Number.NaN, Number.NEGATIVE_INFINITY, Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY]) { + const out = officeDaylight(clear, site, nothing); + assert.equal(out.fog?.color, base.fog?.color, `${nothing}`); + assert.equal(out.fog?.near, base.fog?.near, `${nothing}`); + assert.equal(out.fog?.far, base.fog?.far, `${nothing}`); + assert.equal(out.sun.color, base.sun.color, `${nothing}`); + assert.equal(out.sun.intensity, base.sun.intensity, `${nothing}`); + // And the answer it always gave, restated so a changed default is caught + // here rather than in a screenshot. + assert.equal(out.fog?.color, 0xaabbcc); + assert.equal(out.fog?.near, 150); + assert.equal(out.sun.intensity, 2.4); + } + assert.equal(smokeCaption(0), null); + assert.equal(smokeCaption(Number.NaN), null); + }); + + it("moves the haze colour, the haze distance and the sun together, monotonically", () => { + const loads = [0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.75, 1]; + const near: number[] = []; + const sunIntensity: number[] = []; + const fogWarmth: number[] = []; + const sunBlue: number[] = []; + for (const load of loads) { + const out = officeDaylight(clear, site, load); + near.push(out.fog!.near); + sunIntensity.push(out.sun.intensity); + // Brown is warm, not dark: what rises is red *against* blue, and the base + // fog is a cool grey-blue whose red channel falls as it browns. + fogWarmth.push(((out.fog!.color >> 16) & 0xff) - (out.fog!.color & 0xff)); + sunBlue.push(out.sun.color & 0xff); + } + for (let index = 1; index < loads.length; index += 1) { + // The haze comes closer. + assert.ok(near[index]! < near[index - 1]!, `near ${near.join()}`); + // The sun dims. + assert.ok(sunIntensity[index]! < sunIntensity[index - 1]!, `sun ${sunIntensity.join()}`); + // The air goes browner. + assert.ok(fogWarmth[index]! > fogWarmth[index - 1]!, `fog ${fogWarmth.join()}`); + // ...and less blue in the sun, which is the half that reads as fire. + assert.ok(sunBlue[index]! < sunBlue[index - 1]!, `sun blue ${sunBlue.join()}`); + } + // Capped rather than saturating: a full load is a bad day, not a blackout. + assert.ok(sunIntensity[4]! > clear.sun.intensity * 0.5, `${sunIntensity[4]}`); + assert.ok(near[4]! > 40, `${near[4]}`); + }); + + it("clamps a load above one rather than running past the cap", () => { + const full = officeDaylight(clear, site, 1); + for (const over of [1.0000001, 1.5, 40, 1e9]) { + assert.deepEqual(officeDaylight(clear, site, over).fog, full.fog, `${over}`); + assert.deepEqual(officeDaylight(clear, site, over).sun, full.sun, `${over}`); + } + }); + + it("never draws a brown sky without a sentence under it", () => { + for (const load of [0.05, 0.4, 0.9, 1]) { + const caption = smokeCaption(load); + assert.ok(caption, `${load}`); + // It must say the number is not a measurement of this building's air. + assert.match(caption, /not a measurement/i); + assert.match(caption, /fires currently on the board/i); + } + }); + + it("leaves a fogless rig fogless, smoke or no smoke", () => { + assert.equal(officeDaylight({ ...clear, fog: null }, site, 1).fog, null); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/fireSeam.test.ts b/src/test/fireSeam.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3782d41 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/test/fireSeam.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,63 @@ +/** + * The one place the fire wire and the fire renderer meet, checked from both + * sides. + * + * `src/server/fires.ts` owns `promote()` and the shape it returns. + * `src/engine/scene.ts` owns `SceneHandle.setFires` and declares the *minimum* + * a renderer needs — deliberately its own copy, so the engine never imports a + * wire module and neither file has to exist for the other to compile. The cost + * of that decision is exactly one thing: nothing stops the two drifting. + * + * This is that one thing. The assignment below is the whole test — if + * `FirePromotion` stops satisfying `FireView`, `tsc` fails here rather than in + * a render loop three weeks later — and the runtime assertions state the same + * contract for a reader who is not running the compiler. + * + * The risk it guards is named in the round's own notes: cloud-1's `fires.py` + * was modified the day this landed and nothing in this repo's test suite covers + * it, so a renamed column has to fail loudly somewhere. This is the somewhere on + * the client side. + */ + +import assert from "node:assert/strict"; +import { describe, it } from "node:test"; +import { emptyPromotion, promote, type FirePromotion } from "../server/fires.ts"; +import type { FireView } from "../engine/scene.ts"; + +/** + * The compile-time half. A `FirePromotion` must be usable wherever the scene + * asks for a `FireView`, with no mapping step in between — because there is no + * mapping step in `main.ts` either. + */ +const _assignable: (p: FirePromotion) => FireView = (p) => p; + +const SOCAL = { minLat: 32.5, maxLat: 34.9, minLng: -119.5, maxLng: -117.2 }; + +describe("the fire seam", () => { + it("hands promote() output straight to the scene with no adapter", () => { + const view: FireView = _assignable(emptyPromotion()); + assert.deepEqual(view.drawn, []); + assert.deepEqual(view.detections, []); + // Epoch zero rather than "now": nothing has answered, and saying so with a + // real timestamp would be the lie this field exists to prevent. + assert.equal(view.fetchedAt, new Date(0).toISOString()); + assert.equal(view.ageMs, null); + }); + + it("survives a body it did not build, rather than throwing into a render loop", () => { + for (const body of [null, undefined, {} as never]) { + const view: FireView = _assignable(promote(body, SOCAL, 1_000)); + assert.deepEqual(view.drawn, []); + assert.deepEqual(view.detections, []); + } + }); + + it("keeps the field names the renderer reads", () => { + // Named explicitly rather than inferred, so a rename on either side lands + // here as a failing assertion with the old name printed in it. + const view: FireView = _assignable(emptyPromotion()); + for (const key of ["drawn", "detections", "fetchedAt", "ageMs"]) { + assert.ok(key in view, `FireView lost ${key}`); + } + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/heroArrival.test.ts b/src/test/heroArrival.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4cc68ba --- /dev/null +++ b/src/test/heroArrival.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,100 @@ +/** + * The opening move, held to the two things it must never do. + * + * Neither of these is a look-at-the-picture question — those were answered with + * `scripts/look.mjs` and cannot be asserted — but both are the kind of thing + * that would break silently and be noticed months later in a screenshot. + * + * 1. **The hero seat only ever brings a camera down.** A board's whole-board + * shot is authored between 32 and 41 degrees above the ground and is much + * better seen from lower; a *room's* viewpoint is often eye height, and + * lifting a camera that is standing inside a building to twenty-nine + * degrees is a ceiling shot of somebody's desk. `Math.min` is the whole + * guard and it is one character from being wrong. + * 2. **Neither pose is allowed past the orbit's ceiling.** `setPose` hands the + * camera to `OrbitControls`, which clamps to `maxDistance` on its next + * update, so a pose beyond it is not a wider shot — it is a move that + * starts wherever the clamp happened to land. + * + * Plus the invariant that makes the move a move: the start stands further off + * and higher than the rest, and looks at the same point. + */ + +import assert from "node:assert/strict"; +import { describe, it } from "node:test"; +import { Vector3 } from "three"; +import { arrivalStart, heroPose } from "../engine/scene.ts"; + +/** Elevation above the horizontal, in degrees, of a pose about its target. */ +function elevationDeg(pose: { position: Vector3; target: Vector3 }): number { + const d = pose.position.clone().sub(pose.target); + return (Math.asin(d.y / d.length()) * 180) / Math.PI; +} + +function reach(pose: { position: Vector3; target: Vector3 }): number { + return pose.position.distanceTo(pose.target); +} + +/** A pose at `elevation` degrees and `distance` units from the origin. */ +function pose(elevationDegrees: number, distance: number) { + const e = (elevationDegrees * Math.PI) / 180; + return { + target: new Vector3(10, 4, -6), + position: new Vector3( + 10 + Math.cos(e) * distance * 0.6, + 4 + Math.sin(e) * distance, + -6 + Math.cos(e) * distance * 0.8, + ), + }; +} + +describe("the opening move", () => { + it("brings a high board pose down and leaves its target alone", () => { + // California's chapter 01: 408 out, 352 up, so 40.8 degrees. + const authored = pose(40.8, 538); + const hero = heroPose(authored, 1_000); + assert.ok(elevationDeg(hero) < elevationDeg(authored) - 8, elevationDeg(hero).toFixed(1)); + assert.ok(elevationDeg(hero) > 20, elevationDeg(hero).toFixed(1)); + assert.deepEqual(hero.target.toArray(), authored.target.toArray()); + }); + + it("gives the three boards one answer, not three", () => { + // 40.8 California, 34.7 San Francisco, 32.1 Southern California. + const elevations = [40.8, 34.7, 32.1].map((deg) => + elevationDeg(heroPose(pose(deg, 400), 1_000)), + ); + for (const e of elevations) assert.ok(Math.abs(e - elevations[0]!) < 0.001, String(e)); + }); + + it("never raises a camera that is already low — an office keeps its seat", () => { + const eyeLevel = pose(7, 12); + const hero = heroPose(eyeLevel, 40); + assert.ok( + elevationDeg(hero) <= elevationDeg(eyeLevel) + 0.001, + `${elevationDeg(hero)} vs ${elevationDeg(eyeLevel)}`, + ); + }); + + it("stands further off and higher than the pose it will land on", () => { + const rest = heroPose(pose(40.8, 538), 5_000); + const start = arrivalStart(rest, 5_000); + assert.ok(reach(start) > reach(rest)); + assert.ok(elevationDeg(start) > elevationDeg(rest)); + assert.deepEqual(start.target.toArray(), rest.target.toArray()); + }); + + it("keeps both poses inside the orbit's own ceiling", () => { + const ceiling = 300; + const authored = pose(40.8, 538); + const rest = heroPose(authored, ceiling); + assert.ok(reach(rest) <= ceiling, String(reach(rest))); + assert.ok(reach(arrivalStart(rest, ceiling)) <= ceiling, String(reach(arrivalStart(rest, ceiling)))); + }); + + it("is a no-op on a degenerate pose rather than a NaN", () => { + const degenerate = { target: new Vector3(1, 2, 3), position: new Vector3(1, 2, 3) }; + const hero = heroPose(degenerate, 100); + assert.deepEqual(hero.position.toArray(), [1, 2, 3]); + assert.deepEqual(hero.target.toArray(), [1, 2, 3]); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/officeWalker.test.ts b/src/test/officeWalker.test.ts index b572453..75dd609 100644 --- a/src/test/officeWalker.test.ts +++ b/src/test/officeWalker.test.ts @@ -195,3 +195,193 @@ describe("office walker actor adapter", () => { actor.dispose(); }); }); + +// ---- The climb ------------------------------------------------------------- + +/** + * Two storeys and one dog-leg stair between them, sized so that the numbers in + * the assertions are readable: 4 m of rise, two 3 m flights and a flat landing. + * + * The upper footprint deliberately sits at the *edge* of the upper floor, which + * is what it does in `mateo-court`: the way up arrives through a gap in a + * balustrade, and covering that gap is the thing that stops a walker strolling + * out of it. + */ +function stairPlan(): Plan { + const room = (id: string, outline: Room["outline"]): Room => + ({ id, name: id, floor: "floor" as never, outline }); + const lower: Level = { + id: "level-1", + name: "Ground", + elevation: 0, + wallHeight: 3, + wallThickness: 0.1, + floorplan: { rooms: [room("l1", FLOOR.outline)], walls: [] }, + }; + const upper: Level = { + id: "level-2", + name: "Upper", + elevation: 4, + wallHeight: 3, + wallThickness: 0.1, + floorplan: { rooms: [room("l2", FLOOR.outline)], walls: [] }, + }; + const office: Office = { + id: "stair-test", + name: "Stair Test", + levels: [lower, upper], + viewpoints: [], + transitions: [{ + id: "stair", + kind: "stair", + lower: { + levelId: "level-1", + footprint: [{ x: 1, z: 1 }, { x: 3, z: 1 }, { x: 3, z: 3 }, { x: 1, z: 3 }], + landing: { x: 2, z: 2 }, + }, + upper: { + levelId: "level-2", + footprint: [{ x: 7, z: 1 }, { x: 9, z: 1 }, { x: 9, z: 3 }, { x: 7, z: 3 }], + landing: { x: 8, z: 2 }, + }, + legs: [ + { to: { x: 5, z: 2 }, rise: 1 }, + { to: { x: 5, z: 5 }, rise: 0 }, + { to: { x: 8, z: 2 }, rise: 1 }, + ], + }], + }; + return new Plan(office, { warn: false }); +} + +function climber(plan: Plan) { + const actor = createOfficeWalker(plan, { + levelId: "level-1", + position: { x: 6, z: 2 }, + speed: 2, + fixedStep: 0.05, + active: true, + }); + return actor; +} + +/** Walk west into the foot of the stair and return once the crossing has begun. */ +function walkIntoTheStair(actor: ReturnType): void { + actor.setAction({ x: -1, z: 0 }); + for (let step = 0; step < 60 && actor.state().crossing === null; step += 1) actor.tick(0.05); +} + +describe("office walker crossings", () => { + it("climbs a stair, changes storey once, and keeps the odometer running", () => { + const actor = climber(stairPlan()); + const start = actor.state(); + assert.equal(start.levelId, "level-1"); + assert.equal(actor.root.position.y, 0); + + walkIntoTheStair(actor); + const walked = actor.state().distance; + assert.equal(actor.state().crossing, "stair"); + assert.ok(walked > 2.5, `${walked}`); + + // Half way up: still on the lower storey by state, visibly between floors. + const seen: number[] = []; + for (let step = 0; step < 4; step += 1) { + actor.tick(0.1); + seen.push(actor.root.position.y); + } + assert.ok(seen[seen.length - 1]! > 0, `${seen.join()}`); + assert.ok(seen[seen.length - 1]! < 4, `${seen.join()}`); + // The camera rides the actor up rather than cutting to a floor height. + assert.ok(Math.abs(actor.followPose().position.y - (actor.root.position.y + 2.25)) < 1e-9); + + for (let step = 0; step < 200 && actor.state().crossing !== null; step += 1) actor.tick(0.05); + const top = actor.state(); + assert.equal(top.crossing, null); + assert.equal(top.levelId, "level-2"); + assert.deepEqual(top.position, { x: 8, z: 2 }); + assert.equal(actor.root.position.y, 4); + // `reset()` was not the transition path: the odometer survived the climb. + assert.equal(top.distance, walked); + + // Every height on the way up was between the two floors, in order. + for (let index = 1; index < seen.length; index += 1) { + assert.ok(seen[index]! >= seen[index - 1]!, `${seen.join()}`); + } + actor.dispose(); + }); + + it("does not immediately fall back down the stair it just came up", () => { + const actor = climber(stairPlan()); + walkIntoTheStair(actor); + for (let step = 0; step < 200 && actor.state().crossing !== null; step += 1) actor.tick(0.05); + assert.equal(actor.state().levelId, "level-2"); + + // Still inside the upper footprint, still holding a direction. The latch is + // what stops this being an infinite loop between two floors. + actor.setAction({ x: 1, z: 0 }); + for (let step = 0; step < 10; step += 1) actor.tick(0.05); + assert.equal(actor.state().crossing, null); + assert.equal(actor.state().levelId, "level-2"); + actor.dispose(); + }); + + it("does not start a crossing from standing still, or while inactive", () => { + const actor = createOfficeWalker(stairPlan(), { + levelId: "level-1", + position: { x: 2, z: 2 }, + speed: 2, + fixedStep: 0.05, + active: true, + }); + // Standing on the foot of the flight, holding nothing. + for (let step = 0; step < 20; step += 1) actor.tick(0.05); + assert.equal(actor.state().crossing, null); + assert.equal(actor.state().levelId, "level-1"); + + actor.setActive(false); + actor.setAction({ x: 1, z: 0 }); + for (let step = 0; step < 20; step += 1) actor.tick(0.05); + assert.equal(actor.state().crossing, null); + assert.equal(actor.state().levelId, "level-1"); + actor.dispose(); + }); + + it("lands on one storey when a crossing is interrupted", () => { + const inactive = climber(stairPlan()); + walkIntoTheStair(inactive); + inactive.tick(0.1); + assert.equal(inactive.state().crossing, "stair"); + inactive.setActive(false); + assert.equal(inactive.state().crossing, null); + assert.equal(inactive.state().levelId, "level-2"); + assert.equal(inactive.root.position.y, 4); + inactive.dispose(); + + // `reset` is a teleport to a known place, so it abandons the climb rather + // than completing it — but it still lands on a storey, never between two. + const restarted = climber(stairPlan()); + walkIntoTheStair(restarted); + restarted.tick(0.1); + restarted.reset(); + assert.equal(restarted.state().crossing, null); + assert.equal(restarted.state().levelId, "level-1"); + assert.deepEqual(restarted.state().position, { x: 6, z: 2 }); + assert.equal(restarted.root.position.y, 0); + restarted.dispose(); + }); + + it("walks normally in a pack that authors no transitions", () => { + const actor = createOfficeWalker(makePlan(), { + levelId: "ground", + position: { x: 2, z: 2 }, + speed: 1, + fixedStep: 0.1, + active: true, + }); + actor.setAction({ x: 1, z: 0 }); + for (let step = 0; step < 10; step += 1) actor.tick(0.1); + assert.equal(actor.state().crossing, null); + assert.ok(actor.state().position.x > 2.9); + actor.dispose(); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/packs/deviceDeclarations.test.ts b/src/test/packs/deviceDeclarations.test.ts index 3838d52..de0490c 100644 --- a/src/test/packs/deviceDeclarations.test.ts +++ b/src/test/packs/deviceDeclarations.test.ts @@ -26,7 +26,10 @@ import assert from "node:assert/strict"; import { describe, it } from "node:test"; import { CANONICAL_CAPABILITIES, + DEVICE_CAPABILITIES, + DEVICE_RANGES, deviceKindOfAssetId, + deviceRange, validateDeviceDeclaration, type DeviceDeclaration, type DeviceKind, @@ -81,28 +84,56 @@ describe("both studios declare the hardware the product promises", () => { } }); - it(`${pack.id} says its readings are simulated, in words`, () => { + it(`${pack.id} says where every reading comes from, in words`, () => { for (const device of declarations) { // The library check — provenance, disclosure wording, capability // vocabulary — restated here against the shipped packs rather than // against a fixture, because it is the shipped packs that get edited. assert.deepEqual(validateDeviceDeclaration(device), [], device.id); - assert.equal(device.provenance, "simulated"); - assert.match(device.disclosure, /simulat/i); + assert.ok( + device.provenance === "simulated" || device.provenance === "first-party-sensor", + `${device.id} has provenance "${device.provenance}"`, + ); + if (device.provenance === "simulated") { + assert.match(device.disclosure, /simulat/i, device.id); + return; + } + // A live device says the opposite, and then has to carry a *second* + // sentence for the path where the readings are not live after all: an + // anonymous visitor cannot read the device route, so they get the local + // simulator running this declaration. Without it the panel would print + // "live, LA Studio" under a number invented a millisecond ago. + assert.doesNotMatch(device.disclosure, /simulat/i, device.id); + assert.match(device.simulatedDisclosure ?? "", /simulat/i, device.id); } }); - it(`${pack.id} describes each instrument with the canonical capabilities`, () => { + it(`${pack.id} describes every instrument in a vocabulary the system knows`, () => { // Not style: the panel builds its controls by walking this array and the // arena's observation width is the sum of them, so two studios authored // months apart disagreeing about what a mic can do changes the shape of an // RL observation without anybody editing the arena. + // + // The list is no longer required to *equal* `CANONICAL_CAPABILITIES`, + // because the studio instruments now differ from it deliberately — see + // "the LA studio's two live instruments" below. What every device still + // owes is that each capability it claims is one the whole system knows and + // one its own kind could plausibly have. for (const device of declarations) { - assert.deepEqual( - [...device.capabilities], - [...CANONICAL_CAPABILITIES[device.kind]], - device.id, - ); + assert.ok(device.capabilities.length > 0, device.id); + assert.equal(new Set(device.capabilities).size, device.capabilities.length, device.id); + for (const capability of device.capabilities) { + assert.ok( + DEVICE_CAPABILITIES.includes(capability), + `${device.id} declares unknown capability "${capability}"`, + ); + assert.ok( + // `mute` is the one addition: canonical omits it on a speaker and + // both real and simulated speakers plainly have one. + capability === "mute" || CANONICAL_CAPABILITIES[device.kind].includes(capability), + `${device.id} claims "${capability}", which a ${device.kind} does not have`, + ); + } } }); @@ -151,8 +182,12 @@ describe("Plan resolves a device onto its anchor prop", () => { [ "la-front-mic@lobby/front-01", "la-front-speaker@lobby/front-01", - "la-studio-mic@press/media-01", - "la-studio-speaker@press/media-02", + // The two studio instruments carry the *upstream's* ids, because + // `server/src/devices/firstParty.ts` binds a reading to a declaration by + // id and nothing else. A prettier id here is a device that declares + // itself live and is permanently unreachable. + "mic-yeti@press/media-01", + "speaker@press/media-02", ], ); }); @@ -177,6 +212,117 @@ describe("Plan resolves a device onto its anchor prop", () => { }); }); +/** + * The LA studio is the first pack in this repo whose readings are not invented, + * and every one of these assertions is a refusal rather than a feature. + * + * The upstream's own `GET /api/la-studio/state` reports, per microphone, + * `{ muted, gainPct, gainRaw, reachable, error, checkedAt }` — no level. A level + * needs `POST /levels`, which records one and a half to three seconds of audio + * per microphone to measure it. And `gainPct` is a percentage of four different + * native mixer travels, which is not any number of decibels. So this file pins + * the two omissions, because they are the sort of thing somebody adds back in + * good faith to make a room feel alive. + */ +describe("the LA studio's two live instruments", () => { + const live = declarationsOf(MATEO_COURT).filter( + (device) => device.provenance === "first-party-sensor", + ); + + it("promotes exactly the two studio instruments, by their upstream ids", () => { + assert.deepEqual(live.map((device) => device.id), ["mic-yeti", "speaker"]); + // The other two are reception's, they are invented, and they stay that way. + const simulated = declarationsOf(MATEO_COURT).filter( + (device) => device.provenance === "simulated", + ); + assert.deepEqual(simulated.map((device) => device.id), ["la-front-mic", "la-front-speaker"]); + }); + + it("declares no level meter on a microphone in a room with people in it", () => { + for (const device of live.filter((entry) => entry.kind === "mic")) { + assert.ok(!device.capabilities.includes("level"), device.id); + } + }); + + it("states its gain in the unit the upstream actually speaks", () => { + const mic = live.find((device) => device.kind === "mic"); + assert.ok(mic); + // Fail-closed and checked on both sides: without a declared non-decibel + // range the bridge deliberately emits no gain at all, because the global + // default is decibels and 68 % of a Yeti's travel is not any number of them. + assert.deepEqual(mic.ranges?.gain, { min: 0, max: 100, initial: 60, unit: "%" }); + assert.equal(deviceRange(mic, "gain").unit, "%"); + assert.notEqual(deviceRange(mic, "gain").unit, DEVICE_RANGES.gain.unit); + }); + + it("names the real hardware in one sentence and the simulator in another", () => { + for (const device of live) { + assert.match(device.disclosure, /live/i, device.id); + assert.match(device.disclosure, /LA Studio/, device.id); + assert.doesNotMatch(device.disclosure, /simulat/i, device.id); + assert.match(device.simulatedDisclosure ?? "", /simulat/i, device.id); + // Neither sentence may become a coordinate. The upstream store is centred + // on somebody's home and the words that describe it are not ours to + // publish; "the LA Studio" is the endpoint's own name for itself. + assert.doesNotMatch(device.disclosure, /bedroom|bed\b|asleep|address/i, device.id); + assert.doesNotMatch(device.simulatedDisclosure ?? "", /bedroom|asleep/i, device.id); + } + }); +}); + +/** + * SF has no hardware anywhere, and the pack says so in the sentence a viewer + * reads rather than by omission. + */ +describe("the SF studio stays simulated and says what it is", () => { + const declarations = declarationsOf(LUMBRIDGE_HQ); + + it("declares nothing live", () => { + for (const device of declarations) assert.equal(device.provenance, "simulated"); + }); + + it("says out loud that it is a room nobody is standing in", () => { + for (const device of declarations) { + assert.match(device.disclosure, /simulat/i, device.id); + assert.match(device.disclosure, /not a room anybody is standing in/i, device.id); + assert.match(device.disclosure, /no hardware in San Francisco/i, device.id); + } + }); + + /** + * The two *studio* instruments in each pack describe themselves identically, + * so a viewer comparing SF with LA is comparing where the numbers come from + * and nothing else. `mateo-court`'s reception desk is not a studio and keeps + * the canonical list — including the level meter its simulator is free to + * invent, which is the contrast the disclosure sentences are there to explain. + */ + it("uses the same capability vocabulary as the studio that is real", () => { + const shape = (devices: readonly DeviceDeclaration[]) => + devices + .map((device) => `${device.kind}:${[...device.capabilities].sort().join("+")}`) + .sort(); + const sf = shape(declarationsOf(LUMBRIDGE_HQ)); + const la = shape( + declarationsOf(MATEO_COURT).filter((device) => device.provenance === "first-party-sensor"), + ); + assert.deepEqual(sf, la); + assert.deepEqual(sf, ["mic:gain+mute+power", "speaker:mute+playback+power+volume"]); + }); + + it("states its gain in decibels, because a simulated preamp really is decibels", () => { + const mic = declarationsOf(LUMBRIDGE_HQ).find((device) => device.kind === "mic"); + assert.ok(mic); + assert.equal(deviceRange(mic, "gain").unit, DEVICE_RANGES.gain.unit); + assert.deepEqual(mic.ranges?.gain, DEVICE_RANGES.gain); + }); + + it("declares no level meter either, though nothing stops it inventing one", () => { + for (const device of declarationsOf(LUMBRIDGE_HQ)) { + assert.ok(!device.capabilities.includes("level"), device.id); + } + }); +}); + describe("a broken device costs one device", () => { const CASES: readonly [string, (device: DeviceDeclaration) => DeviceDeclaration, RegExp][] = [ [ diff --git a/src/test/packs/laStudioHandshake.test.ts b/src/test/packs/laStudioHandshake.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8f43be8 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/test/packs/laStudioHandshake.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +/** + * The handshake between Tera's office packs and the room cloud-1 actually + * measures. + * + * `GET /api/la-studio/tera/seats` was built so that a pack could be diffed + * against the real room, seat id by seat id. Nothing has ever diffed against it. + * A handshake nobody shakes is a comment, and this file is the difference: from + * here on, every seat the upstream publishes is either **resolved by a shipped + * pack** or **explicitly listed as unshipped, with a reason**. There is no third + * state, which is what makes silent drift impossible — the day somebody authors + * the pack, the list empties itself; the day the upstream adds a seat, this + * fails and somebody has to decide what it is. + * + * ### Why all three are currently unshipped, and why that is the right answer + * + * The room is 3.9624 m square. Mateo Court is a 36 x 26 m courtyard block: 936 m² + * against 15.7 m², sixty times the floor area, with a lobby, a press room and a + * robotics lab that do not exist there. The two are not the same place and + * cannot be made into each other, which is why this round twinned the two studio + * *devices* — where the reading is measured and the placement is authored, and + * the disclosure says which is which — and did not twin the room. + * + * Authoring the room itself is a separate decision, and it is the owner's rather + * than an engineer's: `bed-01` is not a figure of speech. That is recorded here + * rather than in a ticket, because this is the file somebody reads on the day + * they decide to build it. + */ + +import assert from "node:assert/strict"; +import { describe, it } from "node:test"; +import { Plan } from "../../interiors/plan.ts"; +import FRONTIER_VALLEY from "../../offices/frontier-valley.ts"; +import LUMBRIDGE_HQ from "../../offices/lumbridge-hq.ts"; +import MATEO_COURT from "../../offices/mateo-court.ts"; +import { LA_STUDIO_SEATS } from "./laStudioSeats.ts"; + +/** Every pack this build ships, at full depth. */ +const SHIPPED = [LUMBRIDGE_HQ, MATEO_COURT, FRONTIER_VALLEY].map( + (pack) => new Plan(pack, { warn: false }), +); + +/** + * Seats the upstream publishes that no shipped pack resolves, and why. + * + * Every entry here is a promise that somebody looked at it. Deleting one means + * a pack now carries that seat; adding one means a new seat appeared upstream + * and somebody decided, on purpose, not to ship it yet. + */ +const UNSHIPPED: Readonly> = { + "desk-01": + "the LA Studio's own desk. No shipped pack is that room — Mateo Court is a " + + "936 m² courtyard block and the studio is 15.7 m² — so binding this id to " + + "one of its desks would put a measured address on an invented piece of " + + "furniture.", + "bed-01": + "the room has a bed in it, and it is somebody's. Authoring a walkable, " + + "publicly reachable twin of it is the owner's decision and has not been " + + "made. Nothing here should make it by accident.", + "floor-01": + "the standing mark in the middle of the same room. Unshipped for the same " + + "reason as the other two: the room is not authored.", +}; + +describe("the LA Studio seat handshake", () => { + it("captured a body with the shape the upstream documents", () => { + assert.equal(LA_STUDIO_SEATS.officeId, "la-studio"); + assert.ok(Number.isInteger(LA_STUDIO_SEATS.frameRev)); + assert.ok(LA_STUDIO_SEATS.seats.length > 0); + // The slab is the strongest claim in the whole body and the reason a twin of + // this room would be worth building: it was measured, not typed. + assert.equal(LA_STUDIO_SEATS.slab.provenance, "measured"); + assert.ok(LA_STUDIO_SEATS.slab.widthM > 0 && LA_STUDIO_SEATS.slab.depthM > 0); + assert.ok(!Number.isNaN(Date.parse(LA_STUDIO_SEATS.slab.measuredAt))); + for (const seat of LA_STUDIO_SEATS.seats) { + assert.ok(seat.id.length > 0); + assert.ok(Number.isFinite(seat.position.x) && Number.isFinite(seat.position.z)); + assert.ok(seat.position.x >= 0 && seat.position.x <= LA_STUDIO_SEATS.slab.widthM, seat.id); + assert.ok(seat.position.z >= 0 && seat.position.z <= LA_STUDIO_SEATS.slab.depthM, seat.id); + assert.ok(seat.pose === "sit" || seat.pose === "stand", seat.id); + } + }); + + it("carries no coordinate, no address and nothing home-relative", () => { + // The upstream store this room belongs to is centred on somebody's home, and + // several of its columns invert to a distance from it. None of them is on + // this endpoint and none may ever be captured into this repository. + const text = JSON.stringify(LA_STUDIO_SEATS); + for (const forbidden of [ + "lat", "lng", "longitude", "latitude", "bearing", "distanceKm", "distance_km", + "threat", "address", "street", + ]) { + assert.ok(!text.includes(forbidden), `the seat fixture carries "${forbidden}"`); + } + }); + + it("accounts for every upstream seat: shipped, or listed as unshipped", () => { + for (const seat of LA_STUDIO_SEATS.seats) { + const resolved = SHIPPED.some((plan) => plan.seat(seat.id) !== null); + const excused = Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(UNSHIPPED, seat.id); + assert.ok( + resolved || excused, + `upstream publishes seat "${seat.id}" and no shipped pack resolves it, and ` + + "nothing in UNSHIPPED says why. Author it, or write down the reason.", + ); + assert.ok( + !(resolved && excused), + `seat "${seat.id}" is both shipped and listed as unshipped — delete the ` + + "UNSHIPPED entry, it is now a lie.", + ); + } + }); + + it("keeps the unshipped list honest in both directions", () => { + const published = new Set(LA_STUDIO_SEATS.seats.map((seat) => seat.id)); + for (const [id, reason] of Object.entries(UNSHIPPED)) { + assert.ok( + published.has(id), + `UNSHIPPED excuses "${id}", which the upstream no longer publishes`, + ); + // A reason, not a placeholder. This is the field that stops the list + // becoming a way of silencing the check. + assert.ok(reason.length > 40, `UNSHIPPED["${id}"] does not say anything`); + } + }); + + it("does not let a shipped pack quietly reuse an upstream seat id", () => { + // The inverse drift: a pack author picks `desk-01` for a desk in Mateo Court + // and, the day a presence feed is wired up, the LA Studio's occupants appear + // in a fictional lobby. Seat ids are what `Presence` binds on. + for (const plan of SHIPPED) { + for (const seat of LA_STUDIO_SEATS.seats) { + const collision = plan.seat(seat.id); + assert.ok( + collision === null, + `${plan.office.id} declares seat "${seat.id}", which is an LA Studio id`, + ); + } + } + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/packs/laStudioSeats.ts b/src/test/packs/laStudioSeats.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b738a33 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/test/packs/laStudioSeats.ts @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +/** + * The LA Studio's seat handshake, captured. + * + * `GET /api/la-studio/tera/seats` on cloud-1 exists for exactly one purpose: to + * let a Tera office pack be *diffed* against the room it claims to be a twin of. + * It has existed for a while and nothing has ever diffed against it, which is + * how a handshake becomes decoration. This is the response, captured on + * 2026-08-22 at `frameRev` 2, so that the next person to author that pack finds + * a test already waiting rather than a guess. + * + * ### It is a fixture, not a pack + * + * Nothing outside `src/test/` imports this and nothing should. It is not in the + * bundle, it is not an `Office`, and it is deliberately not one: authoring the + * room this describes is a decision about a private space that has not been + * made — see `src/test/packs/laStudioHandshake.test.ts`, which is the whole + * reason the file exists. + * + * ### What is in it, and what is deliberately not + * + * Three seats and a slab, in the room's own coordinates, with the origin at a + * floor corner. There is no latitude, no longitude, no address, no bearing to + * anywhere and nothing home-relative in it. The upstream also serves an + * occupancy endpoint and a live camera frame; neither is captured here and + * neither belongs in a repository. + * + * `slab.provenance` is the upstream's own word and it is the interesting field: + * this room was **measured**, on the date it says, which is a stronger claim + * than any shipped pack makes about its own dimensions and the reason a twin of + * it would be worth building. + */ + +export interface LaStudioSeatFixture { + id: string; + position: { x: number; z: number }; + facing: number; + pose: "sit" | "stand"; +} + +export interface LaStudioSeatsBody { + frameRev: number; + officeId: string; + slab: { + widthM: number; + depthM: number; + ceilingM: number; + provenance: string; + measuredAt: string; + }; + seats: LaStudioSeatFixture[]; +} + +/** Captured verbatim from `GET /api/la-studio/tera/seats`, 2026-08-22. */ +export const LA_STUDIO_SEATS: LaStudioSeatsBody = { + frameRev: 2, + officeId: "la-studio", + slab: { + widthM: 3.9624, + depthM: 3.9624, + ceilingM: 2.44, + provenance: "measured", + measuredAt: "2026-08-21T21:57:05-07:00", + }, + seats: [ + { id: "desk-01", position: { x: 2.1, z: 0.8 }, facing: 0, pose: "sit" }, + { id: "bed-01", position: { x: 3.55, z: 2.5 }, facing: 1.5707963267948966, pose: "sit" }, + { id: "floor-01", position: { x: 1.9812, z: 1.9812 }, facing: 3.141592653589793, pose: "stand" }, + ], +}; diff --git a/src/test/packs/mateoContent.test.ts b/src/test/packs/mateoContent.test.ts index 84f40e3..c592e99 100644 --- a/src/test/packs/mateoContent.test.ts +++ b/src/test/packs/mateoContent.test.ts @@ -377,3 +377,130 @@ describe("the pinned ids survive a content pass", () => { ]) assert.ok(plan.prop(id), `robot station anchor ${id} is gone`); }); }); + +/** + * The upper floor, and whether anybody can get to it. + * + * Level 2 of this pack — the Model Loft, the Model Bay, the Materials Room, two + * desk banks, twenty-four props and six viewpoints — was authored and then + * unreachable on foot for as long as it has existed, because the walk controller + * refused any state on a storey other than the one it spawned on. `README.md` + * carried a warning telling pack authors not to bother modelling a staircase. + * + * The engine change is tested in `walker.test.ts` and `officeWalker.test.ts`. + * What is tested *here* is the thing those two cannot see: that this building's + * way up actually resolves, and that both ends of it are places a walker can + * reach on foot. A transition that resolves onto a landing nobody can walk to is + * a staircase in a locked room, and every test in the engine would still pass. + */ +describe("mateo-court's way upstairs", () => { + const stair = plan.transition("stair"); + + it("resolves, with no problems and both storeys under it", () => { + assert.deepEqual(plan.problems.filter((p) => p.where.startsWith("transitions")), []); + assert.ok(stair, "the pack authors no way between its two storeys"); + assert.equal(stair.kind, "stair"); + assert.equal(stair.lower.levelId, "level-1"); + assert.equal(stair.upper.levelId, "level-2"); + // Floor to floor, which is the storey height plus the timber between. + assert.ok(Math.abs(stair.rise - 5) < 1e-9, `${stair.rise}`); + }); + + it("is a dog-leg with a flat half landing, and the treads follow it", () => { + assert.ok(stair); + assert.equal(stair.path.length, 4); + const [foot, turn, landing, head] = stair.path; + assert.equal(foot!.y, 0); + assert.equal(head!.y, 5); + // The half landing is flat: two flights of equal rise with a level between. + assert.equal(turn!.y, landing!.y); + assert.ok(Math.abs(turn!.y - 2.5) < 1e-9, `${turn!.y}`); + // The first flight runs east, the landing turns south, the second runs west + // and arrives through the gap in the balustrade. + assert.ok(turn!.x > foot!.x, "the first flight does not run east"); + assert.ok(landing!.z > turn!.z, "the half landing does not turn"); + assert.ok(head!.x < landing!.x, "the second flight does not come back west"); + }); + + it("arrives through the gap in the balustrade and nowhere else", () => { + assert.ok(stair); + // The two rail segments leave 1.2 m of nothing between them at z 9.8-11.0 on + // the yard's west line, and the upper footprint covers it. That is what stops + // a walker who reaches the loggia strolling off a 5 m drop onto pavers. + assert.ok(stair.upper.bounds.minZ > 9.8, `${stair.upper.bounds.minZ}`); + assert.ok(stair.upper.bounds.maxZ < 11, `${stair.upper.bounds.maxZ}`); + assert.ok(stair.upper.bounds.minX < 9.6 && stair.upper.bounds.maxX > 9.6); + // And standing there is what triggers it, from either side. + assert.ok(plan.transitionAt("level-2", stair.upper.landing)); + assert.ok(plan.transitionAt("level-1", stair.lower.landing)); + // The middle of the courtyard is not a way anywhere. + assert.equal(plan.transitionAt("level-1", { x: 20, z: 13 }), null); + assert.equal(plan.transitionAt("level-2", { x: 3, z: 3 }), null); + }); + + it("puts both landings somewhere a walker can actually stand", () => { + assert.ok(stair); + for (const end of [stair.lower, stair.upper]) { + assert.equal( + plan.blocked(end.levelId, end.landing, end.landing, 0.3), + false, + `${end.levelId} landing is inside a wall`, + ); + } + }); + + /** + * The check the engine cannot do for itself: a route. + * + * A flood fill on a 0.15 m grid with the walker's own radius, using the same + * `Plan.blocked` the controller sweeps against. It is slow and it is worth it + * — the failure it catches is a staircase behind a wall, which looks perfect + * in every unit test and in every screenshot of the courtyard. + */ + it("can be walked to from the arrival spawn, and leads to the Model Loft", () => { + assert.ok(stair); + const spawn = MATEO_COURT.viewpoints[0]!; + assert.equal(spawn.levelId, "level-1", "the walk spawn moved off the ground floor"); + assert.ok(reachable("level-1", spawn.focus.at, stair.lower.landing), "the stair foot"); + // And from the head of it, the room this whole exercise was for. + assert.ok(reachable("level-2", stair.upper.landing, { x: 13, z: 3 }), "the Model Loft"); + assert.ok(reachable("level-2", stair.upper.landing, { x: 3.6, z: 14.4 }), "the Materials Room"); + }); +}); + +/** Flood fill over one storey at the default walker radius. */ +function reachable( + levelId: string, + from: { x: number; z: number }, + to: { x: number; z: number }, +): boolean { + const level = plan.level(levelId); + if (!level) return false; + const step = 0.15; + const radius = 0.3; + const key = (x: number, z: number) => `${Math.round(x / step)},${Math.round(z / step)}`; + const queue: { x: number; z: number }[] = [{ ...from }]; + const seen = new Set([key(from.x, from.z)]); + let visited = 0; + while (queue.length > 0) { + const at = queue.shift()!; + visited += 1; + if (Math.hypot(at.x - to.x, at.z - to.z) < 0.35) return true; + // A courtyard block is about 60,000 cells; this is a guard against a bug + // here, not against the building. + if (visited > 200_000) return false; + for (const [dx, dz] of [[step, 0], [-step, 0], [0, step], [0, -step]] as const) { + const next = { x: at.x + dx, z: at.z + dz }; + if ( + next.x < level.bounds.minX + radius || next.x > level.bounds.maxX - radius || + next.z < level.bounds.minZ + radius || next.z > level.bounds.maxZ - radius + ) continue; + const k = key(next.x, next.z); + if (seen.has(k)) continue; + if (plan.blocked(levelId, at, next, radius)) continue; + seen.add(k); + queue.push(next); + } + } + return false; +} diff --git a/src/test/plan.test.ts b/src/test/plan.test.ts index 268575e..bc082a8 100644 --- a/src/test/plan.test.ts +++ b/src/test/plan.test.ts @@ -27,7 +27,8 @@ import assert from "node:assert/strict"; import { describe, it } from "node:test"; import { Plan } from "../interiors/plan.ts"; -import type { Level, Office, Room, Wall } from "../interiors/types.ts"; +import { DEFAULT_WALKER_RADIUS } from "../interiors/walker.ts"; +import type { Level, Office, Room, Transition, Wall } from "../interiors/types.ts"; /** Silent: these packs are wrong on purpose and the warnings are the point, not noise. */ const QUIET = { warn: false } as const; @@ -306,3 +307,245 @@ describe("queries", () => { assert.equal(plan.level("l2")?.runs[0]?.bottom, 4.2); }); }); + +// ---- Transitions ----------------------------------------------------------- + +/** + * A two-storey pack whose transition is whatever the case is about. + * + * Both levels are the same 10 x 6 room so that a footprint failing on one and + * passing on the other is always the *transition's* doing rather than the + * building's — except in the one case that deliberately shrinks the upper floor. + */ +function twoStorey( + transitions: Transition[], + upperRoom: Room["outline"] = SQUARE, + lowerWalls: Wall[] = [], +): Plan { + const lower = level({ + id: "level-1", + floorplan: { rooms: [{ id: "l1", name: "Ground", outline: SQUARE, floor: "floor" as never }], walls: lowerWalls }, + }); + const upper = level({ + id: "level-2", + name: "Level 2", + elevation: 4, + floorplan: { rooms: [{ id: "l2", name: "Upper", outline: upperRoom, floor: "floor" as never }], walls: [] }, + }); + return new Plan( + { id: "test", name: "Test", levels: [lower, upper], viewpoints: [], transitions }, + QUIET, + ); +} + +/** A 2 x 2 patch of floor with its own corner at (x, z). */ +function patch(x: number, z: number, size = 2): Room["outline"] { + return [ + { x, z }, + { x: x + size, z }, + { x: x + size, z: z + size }, + { x, z: z + size }, + ]; +} + +const STAIR: Transition = { + id: "stair", + kind: "stair", + lower: { levelId: "level-1", footprint: patch(1, 1), landing: { x: 2, z: 2 } }, + upper: { levelId: "level-2", footprint: patch(6, 1), landing: { x: 7, z: 2 } }, +}; + +describe("Plan transitions", () => { + it("resolves both ends, adds each level's elevation once, and answers transitionAt", () => { + const plan = twoStorey([STAIR]); + assert.deepEqual(plan.problems, []); + assert.equal(plan.transitions.length, 1); + + const resolved = plan.transition("stair")!; + assert.equal(resolved.rise, 4); + assert.equal(resolved.lower.floorY, 0); + assert.equal(resolved.upper.floorY, 4); + assert.equal(resolved.width, 1.2); + + // Absent legs mean one straight flight, foot to head, with the office-world + // height at both ends. + assert.deepEqual(resolved.path, [ + { x: 2, y: 0, z: 2 }, + { x: 7, y: 4, z: 2 }, + ]); + + const up = plan.transitionAt("level-1", { x: 2, z: 2 })!; + assert.equal(up.ascending, true); + assert.equal(up.to.levelId, "level-2"); + assert.deepEqual(up.to.landing, { x: 7, z: 2 }); + + const down = plan.transitionAt("level-2", { x: 7, z: 2 })!; + assert.equal(down.ascending, false); + assert.equal(down.to.levelId, "level-1"); + + // The other end's footprint is not a way up on the level you are standing on. + assert.equal(plan.transitionAt("level-1", { x: 7, z: 2 }), null); + assert.equal(plan.transitionAt("level-2", { x: 2, z: 2 }), null); + assert.equal(plan.transitionAt("level-1", { x: 9, z: 5 }), null); + }); + + it("normalises leg rise shares and gives every point a height", () => { + const plan = twoStorey([{ + ...STAIR, + // A dog-leg whose author's shares do not add up, which is the ordinary + // case: two flights and a flat landing between them. + legs: [ + { to: { x: 5, z: 2 }, rise: 2 }, + { to: { x: 5, z: 4 }, rise: 0 }, + { to: { x: 7, z: 2 }, rise: 2 }, + ], + }]); + assert.deepEqual(plan.problems, []); + const path = plan.transition("stair")!.path; + assert.equal(path.length, 4); + assert.deepEqual(path[0], { x: 2, y: 0, z: 2 }); + assert.deepEqual(path[1], { x: 5, y: 2, z: 2 }); + // The landing is flat: same height as the foot of the second flight. + assert.deepEqual(path[2], { x: 5, y: 2, z: 4 }); + assert.deepEqual(path[3], { x: 7, y: 4, z: 2 }); + }); + + it("drops a transition WHOLE when only one of its two ends resolves", () => { + // The upper floor is a 4 x 6 strip in the west; the upper footprint at x = 6 + // is off the end of it. The lower end is impeccable and must not survive. + const plan = twoStorey([STAIR], [ + { x: 0, z: 0 }, + { x: 4, z: 0 }, + { x: 4, z: 6 }, + { x: 0, z: 6 }, + ]); + assert.equal(plan.transitions.length, 0); + assert.equal(plan.transition("stair"), null); + assert.equal(plan.transitionAt("level-1", { x: 2, z: 2 }), null); + assert.equal(plan.transitionAt("level-2", { x: 7, z: 2 }), null); + + const problem = plan.problems.find((p) => p.where === "transitions[0].upper"); + assert.ok(problem, JSON.stringify(plan.problems)); + assert.equal(problem.action, "dropped"); + assert.match(problem.message, /footprint outside level "level-2"/); + }); + + it("refuses a footprint with a wall running through it", () => { + const plan = twoStorey([STAIR], SQUARE, [ + { id: "divider", from: { x: 2, z: 0 }, to: { x: 2, z: 6 } }, + ]); + assert.equal(plan.transitions.length, 0); + const problem = plan.problems.find((p) => p.where === "transitions[0].lower"); + assert.ok(problem, JSON.stringify(plan.problems)); + assert.match(problem.message, /wall "divider" running through its footprint/); + }); + + it("accepts a footprint that merely runs along a wall", () => { + // Stairs go against walls. A wall on the footprint's own edge is the + // ordinary case and must not be refused, or no stair is authorable. + const plan = twoStorey([STAIR], SQUARE, [ + { id: "edge", from: { x: 1, z: 0 }, to: { x: 1, z: 6 } }, + ]); + assert.deepEqual(plan.problems, []); + assert.equal(plan.transitions.length, 1); + }); + + it("refuses a landing outside its own footprint, or inside a wall", () => { + const outside = twoStorey([{ + ...STAIR, + lower: { levelId: "level-1", footprint: patch(1, 1), landing: { x: 8, z: 5 } }, + }]); + assert.equal(outside.transitions.length, 0); + assert.match( + outside.problems.find((p) => p.where === "transitions[0].lower")!.message, + /landing outside its own footprint/, + ); + + // A wall along the footprint's edge is fine; a landing pressed against it is + // not, because that is a place nobody can stand. + const buried = twoStorey([{ + ...STAIR, + lower: { levelId: "level-1", footprint: patch(1, 1), landing: { x: 1.05, z: 2 } }, + }], SQUARE, [{ id: "edge", from: { x: 1, z: 0 }, to: { x: 1, z: 6 } }]); + assert.equal(buried.transitions.length, 0); + assert.match( + buried.problems.find((p) => p.where === "transitions[0].lower")!.message, + /a walker cannot stand on/, + ); + }); + + it("refuses a transition that does not go up, names a level twice, or repeats an id", () => { + const flat = twoStorey([{ + ...STAIR, + upper: { levelId: "level-1", footprint: patch(6, 1), landing: { x: 7, z: 2 } }, + }]); + assert.equal(flat.transitions.length, 0); + assert.match(flat.problems[0]!.message, /joins level "level-1" to itself/); + + const backwards = twoStorey([{ + ...STAIR, + lower: { levelId: "level-2", footprint: patch(6, 1), landing: { x: 7, z: 2 } }, + upper: { levelId: "level-1", footprint: patch(1, 1), landing: { x: 2, z: 2 } }, + }]); + assert.equal(backwards.transitions.length, 0); + assert.match(backwards.problems[0]!.message, /does not rise/); + + const twice = twoStorey([STAIR, { ...STAIR }]); + assert.equal(twice.transitions.length, 1); + assert.match(twice.problems[0]!.message, /duplicate transition id "stair"/); + + const unknown = twoStorey([{ ...STAIR, kind: "escalator" as never }]); + assert.equal(unknown.transitions.length, 0); + assert.match(unknown.problems[0]!.message, /unknown kind "escalator"/); + }); + + it("skips a private transition at public depth without calling it a problem", () => { + const pack: Office = { + id: "test", + name: "Test", + levels: [ + level({ id: "level-1", floorplan: { rooms: [{ id: "l1", name: "Ground", outline: SQUARE, floor: "floor" as never }], walls: [] } }), + level({ id: "level-2", name: "Level 2", elevation: 4, floorplan: { rooms: [{ id: "l2", name: "Upper", outline: SQUARE, floor: "floor" as never }], walls: [] } }), + ], + viewpoints: [], + transitions: [{ ...STAIR, audience: "private" }], + }; + const publicBuild = new Plan(pack, { ...QUIET, depth: "public" }); + assert.equal(publicBuild.transitions.length, 0); + assert.deepEqual(publicBuild.problems, []); + assert.equal(new Plan(pack, QUIET).transitions.length, 1); + }); + + it("checks a landing against the same radius the walker uses", () => { + // `plan.ts` restates `DEFAULT_WALKER_RADIUS` rather than importing it, so + // that `walker.ts` stays this file's dependent and not the other way round. + // A restated constant is one that drifts, so it is pinned here. + const buried = twoStorey([{ + ...STAIR, + lower: { + levelId: "level-1", + footprint: patch(1, 1), + // Exactly `DEFAULT_WALKER_RADIUS + thickness / 2` from the wall would be + // clear; a hair inside it is not, and this asserts the boundary is that + // number rather than some other one. + landing: { x: 1 + DEFAULT_WALKER_RADIUS + 0.05 - 0.01, z: 2 }, + }, + }], SQUARE, [{ id: "edge", from: { x: 1, z: 0 }, to: { x: 1, z: 6 }, thickness: 0.1 }]); + assert.equal(buried.transitions.length, 0); + + const clear = twoStorey([{ + ...STAIR, + lower: { + levelId: "level-1", + footprint: patch(1, 1), + landing: { x: 1 + DEFAULT_WALKER_RADIUS + 0.05 + 0.01, z: 2 }, + }, + }], SQUARE, [{ id: "edge", from: { x: 1, z: 0 }, to: { x: 1, z: 6 }, thickness: 0.1 }]); + assert.equal(clear.transitions.length, 1); + }); + + it("has no transitions when a pack authors none", () => { + assert.deepEqual(withWalls([]).transitions, []); + assert.equal(withWalls([]).transitionAt("level-1", { x: 1, z: 1 }), null); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/render/fireSmoke.test.ts b/src/test/render/fireSmoke.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..da40d2a --- /dev/null +++ b/src/test/render/fireSmoke.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,219 @@ +/** + * The plume layer, held to the two properties that make it honest and the one + * that makes it cheap. + * + * **Plume count costs no draw calls.** Eight plumes and one plume are the same + * single `THREE.Mesh`; the only thing that moves is `instanceCount`. That is the + * whole reason a plume is affordable at all, and it is easy to lose to a + * well-meaning refactor that gives each fire its own mesh "for clarity". + * + * **The wind blows the right way.** `fromDeg` is the bearing the wind comes + * *from*, so smoke travels toward `fromDeg + 180`, and scene north is −Z with + * +X east. Getting that wrong points every plume into the wind, which looks + * completely plausible on a still frame and is wrong on every one of them. The + * assertion below is on the uniform, because there is no picture that catches it. + * + * **An empty layer is not visited.** `visible = false` rather than an + * instance count of zero, because a mesh the renderer walks is a draw call paid + * on a board where nothing is happening — which is most boards, most days. + */ + +import assert from "node:assert/strict"; +import { describe, it } from "node:test"; +import * as THREE from "three"; + +import { createFireSmoke, MAX_PLUMES, type SmokePlume } from "../../engine/fireSmoke.ts"; +import type { LightingState } from "../../engine/types.ts"; + +const SPAN = 428; + +function plume(id: string, over: Partial = {}): SmokePlume { + return { id, x: 0, y: 0, z: 0, length: 12, width: 1.2, density: 0.5, lift: 0, ...over }; +} + +/** The default layer: full density, so the instance counts are predictable. */ +function layer() { + return createFireSmoke({ span: SPAN, density: 1 }); +} + +function mesh(root: THREE.Object3D): THREE.Mesh { + const found = root.getObjectByName("fire-smoke-puffs"); + assert.ok(found, "the puff mesh must exist"); + return found as THREE.Mesh; +} + +const NOON: LightingState = { + sun: { direction: [0, 1, 0], color: 0xfff2e0, intensity: 2.6 }, + hemisphere: { sky: 0x8fb6e8, ground: 0x6b6153, intensity: 0.6 }, + ambient: { color: 0xffffff, intensity: 0.2 }, + sky: { top: 0x3f7fd0, horizon: 0xcfe0f2 }, + fog: { color: 0xc9d8e8, near: 400, far: 1600 }, +}; + +describe("the smoke layer", () => { + it("is one mesh whatever the plume count", () => { + const smoke = layer(); + const meshes: string[] = []; + smoke.group.traverse((object) => { + if ((object as THREE.Mesh).isMesh === true) meshes.push(object.name); + }); + assert.deepEqual(meshes, ["fire-smoke-puffs"]); + + smoke.setPlumes([plume("a")]); + const one = (mesh(smoke.group).geometry as THREE.InstancedBufferGeometry).instanceCount; + smoke.setPlumes([plume("a"), plume("b"), plume("c")]); + const three = (mesh(smoke.group).geometry as THREE.InstancedBufferGeometry).instanceCount; + + assert.equal(three, one * 3, "instances scale with plumes"); + const stillOne: string[] = []; + smoke.group.traverse((object) => { + if ((object as THREE.Mesh).isMesh === true) stillOne.push(object.name); + }); + assert.deepEqual(stillOne, ["fire-smoke-puffs"], "and objects do not"); + smoke.dispose(); + }); + + it("is invisible with no plumes rather than empty and visited", () => { + const smoke = layer(); + assert.equal(mesh(smoke.group).visible, false); + smoke.setPlumes([plume("a")]); + assert.equal(mesh(smoke.group).visible, true); + smoke.setPlumes([]); + assert.equal(mesh(smoke.group).visible, false); + assert.equal(smoke.plumeCount(), 0); + smoke.dispose(); + }); + + it("caps at MAX_PLUMES and keeps the ones it was handed first", () => { + const smoke = layer(); + smoke.setPlumes(Array.from({ length: 40 }, (_, i) => plume(`f${i}`))); + assert.equal(smoke.plumeCount(), MAX_PLUMES); + smoke.dispose(); + }); + + it("respects a smaller cap and a lower density", () => { + const smoke = createFireSmoke({ span: SPAN, maxPlumes: 2, puffsPerPlume: 20, density: 1 }); + smoke.setPlumes([plume("a"), plume("b"), plume("c")]); + assert.equal(smoke.plumeCount(), 2); + assert.equal((mesh(smoke.group).geometry as THREE.InstancedBufferGeometry).instanceCount, 40); + smoke.dispose(); + }); + + it("blows downwind, not upwind", () => { + const smoke = layer(); + const material = mesh(smoke.group).material as THREE.ShaderMaterial; + const wind = material.uniforms.uWind?.value as THREE.Vector2; + + // Wind *from* the north travels south, and scene south is +Z. + smoke.setWind(20, 0); + assert.ok(Math.abs(wind.x) < 1e-6); + assert.ok(wind.y > 0.99, `north wind must travel +Z, got ${wind.y}`); + + // Wind *from* the west travels east, and scene east is +X. + smoke.setWind(20, 270); + assert.ok(wind.x > 0.99, `west wind must travel +X, got ${wind.x}`); + assert.ok(Math.abs(wind.y) < 1e-6); + smoke.dispose(); + }); + + it("falls back to a light breeze rather than standing still", () => { + const smoke = layer(); + const material = mesh(smoke.group).material as THREE.ShaderMaterial; + const wind = material.uniforms.uWind?.value as THREE.Vector2; + smoke.setWind(null, null); + assert.ok(Math.hypot(wind.x, wind.y) > 0.99, "a null wind must still have a direction"); + smoke.setWind(Number.NaN, Number.NaN); + assert.ok(Number.isFinite(wind.x) && Number.isFinite(wind.y)); + smoke.dispose(); + }); + + it("takes the fog and the key off a rig it did not compute", () => { + const smoke = layer(); + const material = mesh(smoke.group).material as THREE.ShaderMaterial; + smoke.setLighting(NOON); + assert.equal(material.uniforms.uFogNear?.value, 400); + assert.equal(material.uniforms.uFogFar?.value, 1600); + assert.ok((material.uniforms.uKey?.value as number) > 0.5); + + const dusk: LightingState = { ...NOON, sun: { ...NOON.sun, intensity: 0.2 } }; + smoke.setLighting(dusk); + assert.ok((material.uniforms.uKey?.value as number) < 0.2); + smoke.dispose(); + }); + + it("constructs no light — CONTRACT.md §4", () => { + const smoke = layer(); + smoke.setPlumes([plume("a")]); + smoke.setLighting(NOON); + const lights: string[] = []; + smoke.group.traverse((object) => { + if ((object as THREE.Light).isLight === true) lights.push(object.type); + }); + assert.deepEqual(lights, []); + smoke.dispose(); + }); + + it("writes each plume's own shape into its own instances", () => { + const smoke = createFireSmoke({ span: SPAN, maxPlumes: 3, puffsPerPlume: 10, density: 1 }); + smoke.setPlumes([ + plume("a", { x: 5, y: 1, z: -7, length: 30, width: 2, density: 0.7, lift: 0.9 }), + plume("b", { x: -11, y: 2, z: 3, length: 6, width: 0.5, density: 0.3, lift: 0 }), + ]); + const geometry = mesh(smoke.group).geometry as THREE.InstancedBufferGeometry; + const origin = geometry.getAttribute("iOrigin"); + const shape = geometry.getAttribute("iShape"); + + assert.equal(origin.getX(0), 5); + assert.equal(origin.getZ(9), -7); + assert.equal(shape.getX(0), 30); + assert.ok(Math.abs(shape.getW(0) - 0.9) < 1e-6); + + assert.equal(origin.getX(10), -11); + assert.equal(shape.getX(19), 6); + assert.equal(shape.getW(19), 0); + smoke.dispose(); + }); + + it("clamps a density and a lift that arrived out of range", () => { + const smoke = createFireSmoke({ span: SPAN, maxPlumes: 1, puffsPerPlume: 4, density: 1 }); + smoke.setPlumes([plume("a", { density: 9, lift: -3 })]); + const shape = (mesh(smoke.group).geometry as THREE.InstancedBufferGeometry).getAttribute( + "iShape", + ); + assert.equal(shape.getZ(0), 1); + assert.equal(shape.getW(0), 0); + smoke.dispose(); + }); + + it("stays hidden while it is switched off, however many plumes arrive", () => { + const smoke = layer(); + smoke.setVisible(false); + smoke.setPlumes([plume("a"), plume("b")]); + assert.equal(mesh(smoke.group).visible, false); + smoke.setVisible(true); + assert.equal(mesh(smoke.group).visible, true); + smoke.dispose(); + }); + + it("advances its own clock and never on a bad delta", () => { + const smoke = layer(); + const material = mesh(smoke.group).material as THREE.ShaderMaterial; + smoke.tick(0.5); + const after = material.uniforms.uTime?.value as number; + assert.ok(after > 0); + smoke.tick(Number.NaN); + assert.equal(material.uniforms.uTime?.value, after, "a NaN delta must not poison the clock"); + smoke.dispose(); + }); + + it("casts no shadow and is never frustum culled", () => { + const smoke = layer(); + const puffs = mesh(smoke.group); + // The bounding sphere is the unit quad's, so the CPU thinks this object is + // two units across; culling on it would cull the plume from almost anywhere. + assert.equal(puffs.frustumCulled, false); + assert.equal(puffs.castShadow, false); + assert.equal(puffs.receiveShadow, false); + smoke.dispose(); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/render/fires.test.ts b/src/test/render/fires.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1fd1260 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/test/render/fires.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,672 @@ +/** + * The fire layer, held to the four things a screenshot cannot check. + * + * **It draws nothing on a quiet board.** This is the whole round in one + * assertion. The fixture is a real body captured through the whole wire on an + * ordinary day: clipped to the SoCal board it contains twenty-two live incident + * records, every single one with `acres: null`, fifteen of them nameless LA + * County dispatch numbers. The correct picture is an empty one, and "empty" + * means `instanceCount === 0` and a mesh the renderer never visits — not a mesh + * drawing twenty-two zero-sized glyphs. + * + * **It constructs no light.** CONTRACT.md §4 gives `Atmosphere` sole ownership + * of the rig, and a wildfire is the most tempting exception in the codebase. The + * build spec's `grep` catches the letter; this catches the spirit, by walking + * the whole subtree and asserting nothing in it is a `THREE.Light`. + * + * **It reads two confidence scales out of one column.** MODIS publishes an + * integer 0–100 and VIIRS publishes `low`/`nominal`/`high` in the same field. A + * renderer that maps the raw value to an opacity is wrong for one of the two on + * every frame, and wrong in the direction that puts `NaN` in an alpha. + * + * **Momentum brightens and lengthens a fire that was already drawn, and never + * draws one.** Across all 665 observations in the upstream store's life not one + * incident has ever recorded two different acreage values, so this code path's + * first real execution will be in production during a fire. It is therefore + * asserted against a synthetic series here or it is not shipped. + * + * The world below is a real board projection rather than a tidy 1:1 fake — + * California's `latScale: 58`, which puts one scene unit at 1,919 m. A 1:1 fake + * would pass while every plume was a thousand times too long. + */ + +import assert from "node:assert/strict"; +import { describe, it } from "node:test"; +import * as THREE from "three"; + +import { + createFireLayer, + createMomentumTracker, + extentRadiusKm, + fireHeat, + growthPerHour, + hotPixelStyle, + markGlow, + momentumOf, + plumeLengthKm, + plumeWidthKm, + smokeLoad, + type DrawnFireMark, + type FireView, +} from "../../engine/fires.ts"; +import { promote, type FirePromotion } from "../../server/fires.ts"; +import type { FireLayerFactory, FireView as SceneFireView } from "../../engine/scene.ts"; +import { LIVE_FIRES_BODY } from "../data/firesFixture.ts"; +import type { World } from "../../engine/world.ts"; + +// ---- The boards, exactly as the packs declare them ------------------------- + +const CALIFORNIA = { minLat: 32.55, maxLat: 38.05, minLng: -123.05, maxLng: -114.0 }; +const SOCAL = { minLat: 33.28, maxLat: 34.36, minLng: -118.88, maxLng: -117.22 }; + +/** `california.ts`: centre 35.3/-118.55, `latScale: 58` — 1,919 m to the unit. */ +function board( + latScale: number, + centre: { lat: number; lng: number }, + ground: (lat: number, lng: number) => number = () => 0, +): World { + const lngScale = latScale * Math.cos((centre.lat * Math.PI) / 180); + return { + project(lat: number, lng: number): [number, number] { + return [(lng - centre.lng) * lngScale, -(lat - centre.lat) * latScale]; + }, + groundAt: ground, + metresPerUnit: 111_320 / latScale, + metres(value: number): number { + return value / (111_320 / latScale); + }, + } as unknown as World; +} + +const californiaWorld = () => board(58, { lat: 35.3, lng: -118.55 }); +const socalWorld = () => board(285, { lat: 33.82, lng: -118.05 }); + +/** The larger projected extent of the pack's bounds — what `scene.ts` passes. */ +const CALIFORNIA_SPAN = 428; +const SOCAL_SPAN = 393; + +const NOW = Date.parse("2026-08-22T22:26:00Z"); + +function promoteFor(bounds: typeof CALIFORNIA): FirePromotion { + return promote(LIVE_FIRES_BODY, bounds, NOW); +} + +/** + * `FirePromotion` must flow into the layer with no adapter at all. Asserted at + * compile time, which is the only place it can be: if `promote()` ever renames a + * field the renderer reads, this line stops the build instead of quietly + * drawing an empty board. + */ +const _assignable: (p: FirePromotion) => FireView = (p) => p; +void _assignable; + +/** + * And `createFireLayer` must be a `FireLayerFactory` — the one seam `scene.ts` + * constructs through. + * + * A type-only import, so nothing about `scene.ts` is pulled into this test at + * runtime, and `engine/fires.ts` still imports nothing from it. That is the + * point of the arrangement: the two modules each declare their own copy of the + * shape and are checked against each other *here* and at `SceneOptions.fires`, + * rather than one of them depending on the other. Without this line the first + * time anyone found out the two had drifted would be the moment WS5 wired them. + */ +const _factory: FireLayerFactory = createFireLayer; +void _factory; + +/** And the view `scene.ts` forwards must be one this layer accepts. */ +const _viewIn: (v: SceneFireView) => FireView = (v) => v; +void _viewIn; + +function meshNamed(root: THREE.Object3D, name: string): THREE.Mesh | THREE.Points { + const found = root.getObjectByName(name); + assert.ok(found, `no object named ${name}`); + return found as THREE.Mesh | THREE.Points; +} + +function instanceCount(root: THREE.Object3D, name: string): number { + const mesh = meshNamed(root, name); + const geometry = mesh.geometry as THREE.InstancedBufferGeometry; + return geometry.instanceCount; +} + +// ---- The quiet board ------------------------------------------------------ + +describe("the fire layer on a quiet board", () => { + it("draws nothing at all for twenty-two live records with no acreage", () => { + const gated = promoteFor(SOCAL); + // The fixture is the claim: this is a real day, not a constructed one. + assert.equal(gated.drawn.length, 0, "the gate must refuse every SoCal row today"); + assert.equal(gated.suppressed, 22, "and there must be twenty-two of them to refuse"); + + const layer = createFireLayer(socalWorld(), { span: SOCAL_SPAN, reducedMotion: true }); + layer.setFires(gated); + + assert.equal(layer.markCount(), 0); + assert.equal(layer.plumeCount(), 0); + assert.equal(instanceCount(layer.group, "fire-marks"), 0); + // Invisible, not merely empty. An empty-but-visible mesh is a draw call the + // renderer still pays for on a board where nothing is happening. + assert.equal(meshNamed(layer.group, "fire-marks").visible, false); + assert.equal(meshNamed(layer.group, "fire-smoke-puffs").visible, false); + layer.dispose(); + }); + + it("clears back to empty when the feed goes away", () => { + const layer = createFireLayer(californiaWorld(), { + span: CALIFORNIA_SPAN, + reducedMotion: true, + }); + layer.setFires(promoteFor(CALIFORNIA)); + assert.ok(layer.markCount() > 0, "California must draw something to begin with"); + layer.setFires(null); + assert.equal(layer.markCount(), 0); + assert.equal(layer.detectionCount(), 0); + assert.equal(meshNamed(layer.group, "fire-marks").visible, false); + assert.equal(meshNamed(layer.group, "fire-hot-pixels").visible, false); + layer.dispose(); + }); + + it("survives a null, an undefined and a body full of nonsense", () => { + const layer = createFireLayer(socalWorld(), { span: SOCAL_SPAN, reducedMotion: true }); + layer.setFires(null); + layer.setFires(undefined as unknown as FireView); + layer.setFires({ + drawn: [null, { id: "x" }] as unknown as readonly DrawnFireMark[], + detections: [null, { sat: "MODIS" }] as unknown as FireView["detections"], + fetchedAt: "not a date", + ageMs: null, + }); + // The consumer is a render loop. A throw here is a black page, so the only + // acceptable behaviour for a shape we did not build is to draw less. + assert.ok(layer.markCount() <= 1); + layer.dispose(); + }); +}); + +// ---- The truthful full board ---------------------------------------------- + +describe("the fire layer on the California board", () => { + it("draws exactly the five fires the gate admitted, worst first", () => { + const gated = promoteFor(CALIFORNIA); + assert.deepEqual( + gated.drawn.map((fire) => fire.name), + ["Timber Fire", "Alpaugh Fire", "Carrizo Fire", "Amber Fire", "GREEN"], + ); + + const layer = createFireLayer(californiaWorld(), { + span: CALIFORNIA_SPAN, + reducedMotion: true, + }); + layer.setFires(gated); + + assert.equal(layer.markCount(), 5); + assert.equal(instanceCount(layer.group, "fire-marks"), 5); + assert.equal(meshNamed(layer.group, "fire-marks").visible, true); + layer.dispose(); + }); + + it("gives a plume to every tier-2 fire and to no tier-1 fire", () => { + const gated = promoteFor(CALIFORNIA); + const tier2 = gated.drawn.filter((fire) => fire.tier === 2); + assert.deepEqual( + tier2.map((fire) => fire.name), + ["Timber Fire", "Alpaugh Fire", "Carrizo Fire"], + "tier is `promote()`'s decision and this layer must not re-derive it", + ); + + const layer = createFireLayer(californiaWorld(), { + span: CALIFORNIA_SPAN, + reducedMotion: true, + }); + layer.setFires(gated); + assert.equal(layer.plumeCount(), 3); + + for (const fire of gated.drawn) { + const state = layer.inspect(fire.id); + assert.ok(state, `${fire.name} must be inspectable`); + if (fire.tier === 2) assert.ok(state.plumeUnits > 0, `${fire.name} must have a plume`); + else assert.equal(state.plumeUnits, 0, `${fire.name} must not have a plume`); + } + layer.dispose(); + }); + + it("gives the biggest fire the longest plume, and caps it", () => { + const layer = createFireLayer(californiaWorld(), { + span: CALIFORNIA_SPAN, + reducedMotion: true, + }); + const gated = promoteFor(CALIFORNIA); + layer.setFires(gated); + + const timber = layer.inspect(gated.drawn[0]?.id ?? ""); + const carrizo = layer.inspect(gated.drawn[2]?.id ?? ""); + assert.ok(timber && carrizo); + assert.ok(timber.plumeUnits > carrizo.plumeUnits); + + // 40 km is the hard cap, and California's board is 1,919 m to the unit. + assert.ok(timber.plumeUnits <= (40 * 1000) / (111_320 / 58) + 1e-6); + layer.dispose(); + }); + + it("draws the hot pixels the gate handed it, and not one more", () => { + const gated = promoteFor(CALIFORNIA); + assert.ok(gated.detections.length > 0); + assert.ok(gated.persistentDetections > 0, "the fixture must contain known furniture"); + + const layer = createFireLayer(californiaWorld(), { + span: CALIFORNIA_SPAN, + reducedMotion: true, + }); + layer.setFires(gated); + assert.equal(layer.detectionCount(), gated.detections.length); + assert.equal(meshNamed(layer.group, "fire-hot-pixels").visible, true); + layer.dispose(); + }); +}); + +// ---- CONTRACT §4 ---------------------------------------------------------- + +describe("the fire layer and the light rig", () => { + it("constructs no THREE.Light anywhere in its subtree", () => { + const layer = createFireLayer(californiaWorld(), { + span: CALIFORNIA_SPAN, + reducedMotion: true, + }); + layer.setFires(promoteFor(CALIFORNIA)); + layer.setSolarElevation(-12); + + const lights: string[] = []; + layer.group.traverse((object) => { + if ((object as THREE.Light).isLight === true) lights.push(object.type); + }); + assert.deepEqual(lights, [], "Atmosphere is the sole light owner — CONTRACT.md §4"); + layer.dispose(); + }); + + it("takes night from the solar elevation seam and nothing else", () => { + const layer = createFireLayer(californiaWorld(), { + span: CALIFORNIA_SPAN, + reducedMotion: true, + }); + const material = (meshNamed(layer.group, "fire-marks") as THREE.Mesh) + .material as THREE.ShaderMaterial; + + layer.setSolarElevation(40); + assert.equal(material.uniforms.uNight?.value, 0, "noon is not night"); + layer.setSolarElevation(-12); + assert.equal(material.uniforms.uNight?.value, 1, "well after sunset is fully night"); + layer.setSolarElevation(Number.NaN); + assert.equal(material.uniforms.uNight?.value, 1, "a bad number must change nothing"); + layer.dispose(); + }); +}); + +// ---- Hot pixels are evidence ---------------------------------------------- + +describe("hot-pixel styling", () => { + const base = { lat: 36.2, lon: -121.7, acquiredAt: "2026-08-22T21:00:00Z", frp: 12 }; + + it("reads VIIRS confidence off the string scale", () => { + const low = hotPixelStyle({ ...base, sat: "VIIRS-NOAA20", confidence: "low", persistent: false }); + const nominal = hotPixelStyle({ + ...base, + sat: "VIIRS-SNPP", + confidence: "nominal", + persistent: false, + }); + const high = hotPixelStyle({ ...base, sat: "VIIRS-NOAA20", confidence: "high", persistent: false }); + + assert.ok(low.opacity < nominal.opacity); + assert.ok(nominal.opacity < high.opacity); + // The failure this exists to stop: `Number("nominal")` is NaN, and NaN in an + // alpha is a hole in the frame rather than a dim dot. + for (const style of [low, nominal, high]) { + assert.ok(Number.isFinite(style.opacity), "a VIIRS string must never become NaN"); + } + }); + + it("reads MODIS confidence off the 0-100 integer scale", () => { + const weak = hotPixelStyle({ ...base, sat: "MODIS", confidence: "26", persistent: false }); + const strong = hotPixelStyle({ ...base, sat: "MODIS", confidence: "100", persistent: false }); + assert.ok(weak.opacity < strong.opacity); + + // The same literal means opposite things on the two instruments, which is + // the entire reason the branch exists: "100" is full confidence on MODIS and + // is not a VIIRS value at all. + const viirs = hotPixelStyle({ ...base, sat: "VIIRS-SNPP", confidence: "100", persistent: false }); + assert.notEqual(viirs.opacity, strong.opacity); + }); + + it("sizes by fire radiative power, so a cluster has structure in it", () => { + const faint = hotPixelStyle({ ...base, frp: 1, sat: "MODIS", confidence: "80", persistent: false }); + const fierce = hotPixelStyle({ + ...base, + frp: 112.9, + sat: "MODIS", + confidence: "80", + persistent: false, + }); + assert.ok(fierce.size > faint.size); + }); + + it("visibly demotes a persistent source rather than dropping it", () => { + const fresh = hotPixelStyle({ + ...base, + frp: 1.0, + sat: "VIIRS-NOAA20", + confidence: "nominal", + persistent: false, + }); + // The industrial heat source 4.7 km from the upstream operator's house: FRP + // ~1.0, "nominal", on every pass on every day the store holds, with no + // incident behind it. + const furniture = hotPixelStyle({ + ...base, + frp: 1.0, + sat: "VIIRS-NOAA20", + confidence: "nominal", + persistent: true, + }); + + assert.ok(furniture.opacity < fresh.opacity * 0.5, "a flare stack must not read as a fire"); + assert.ok(furniture.size < fresh.size); + assert.notEqual(furniture.color, fresh.color); + assert.ok(furniture.opacity > 0, "counted and drawn faintly, never silently dropped"); + }); + + it("survives a missing confidence and a missing FRP", () => { + const style = hotPixelStyle({ ...base, frp: null, sat: "MODIS", confidence: null, persistent: false }); + assert.ok(Number.isFinite(style.opacity) && style.opacity > 0); + assert.ok(Number.isFinite(style.size) && style.size > 0); + }); +}); + +// ---- Momentum ------------------------------------------------------------- + +describe("momentum", () => { + it("is zero for a fire that has never restated its acreage", () => { + // Which is every fire the upstream store has ever held: across all 665 + // observations in its life, no incident has recorded two different acreages. + const tracker = createMomentumTracker(); + for (let i = 0; i < 6; i++) tracker.observe("f", NOW + i * 600_000, 7591); + assert.equal(tracker.rateFor("f"), 0); + assert.equal(momentumOf(tracker.rateFor("f")), 0); + }); + + it("ignores a repeated observation, so one restatement is not a spike", () => { + const tracker = createMomentumTracker(); + tracker.observe("f", NOW, 100); + for (let i = 0; i < 20; i++) tracker.observe("f", NOW, 100); + tracker.observe("f", NOW + 3_600_000, 150); + assert.equal(tracker.samples("f").length, 2); + assert.ok(Math.abs(tracker.rateFor("f") - 0.5) < 1e-9, "50 % in an hour is a rate of 0.5"); + }); + + it("forgets a fire the gate has dropped", () => { + const tracker = createMomentumTracker(); + tracker.observe("a", NOW, 100); + tracker.observe("b", NOW, 100); + tracker.retain(["a"]); + assert.equal(tracker.samples("a").length, 1); + assert.equal(tracker.samples("b").length, 0); + }); + + it("brightens and lengthens without changing the drawn set", () => { + /** + * Six samples over five hours, four times, each ending at **the same** + * acreage and starting lower. So the only thing that differs between the + * runs is the growth *rate* — the acreage the plume is sized from is + * identical, which is what makes this a test of momentum rather than of + * arithmetic on `acres`. + */ + const finalAcres = 500; + const starts = [500, 460, 380, 240]; + const world = californiaWorld(); + const lengths: number[] = []; + const glows: number[] = []; + const drawnSets: string[][] = []; + + for (const start of starts) { + const layer = createFireLayer(world, { span: CALIFORNIA_SPAN, reducedMotion: true }); + for (let i = 0; i < 6; i++) { + const acres = start + ((finalAcres - start) * i) / 5; + const at = new Date(NOW + i * 3_600_000).toISOString(); + layer.setFires({ + drawn: [ + { + id: "synthetic", + name: "Synthetic Fire", + lat: 36.0, + lon: -120.0, + acres, + pctContained: 20, + tier: 2, + observedAt: at, + }, + ], + detections: [], + fetchedAt: at, + ageMs: 0, + }); + } + const state = layer.inspect("synthetic"); + assert.ok(state, "the synthetic fire must be drawn in every run"); + lengths.push(state.plumeUnits); + glows.push(markGlow(state.heat, state.momentum, 1)); + drawnSets.push([...Array(layer.markCount()).keys()].map(() => "synthetic")); + assert.equal(layer.plumeCount(), 1); + layer.dispose(); + } + + for (let i = 1; i < lengths.length; i++) { + assert.ok( + (lengths[i] ?? 0) > (lengths[i - 1] ?? 0), + `plume length must rise with growth rate (${lengths.join(", ")})`, + ); + assert.ok( + (glows[i] ?? 0) > (glows[i - 1] ?? 0), + `emissive must rise with growth rate (${glows.join(", ")})`, + ); + assert.deepEqual( + drawnSets[i], + drawnSets[i - 1], + "momentum modifies a fire that already passed the gate — it never promotes one", + ); + } + }); + + it("caps: a fire that trebles in an hour is not drawn twice as long", () => { + assert.equal(momentumOf(0.35), 1); + assert.equal(momentumOf(3.0), 1); + assert.equal(momentumOf(-1), 0); + assert.equal(momentumOf(Number.NaN), 0); + }); + + it("refuses a series it cannot read", () => { + assert.equal(growthPerHour([]), 0); + assert.equal(growthPerHour([{ atMs: NOW, acres: 10 }]), 0); + assert.equal(growthPerHour([{ atMs: NOW, acres: 0 }, { atMs: NOW + 3_600_000, acres: 10 }]), 0); + assert.equal(growthPerHour([{ atMs: NOW, acres: 10 }, { atMs: NOW, acres: 20 }]), 0); + // Shrinking is not negative momentum. An agency revising an estimate down is + // not a fire going out, and a plume that got shorter would say it was. + assert.equal(growthPerHour([{ atMs: NOW, acres: 20 }, { atMs: NOW + 3_600_000, acres: 10 }]), 0); + }); +}); + +// ---- The arithmetic ------------------------------------------------------- + +describe("fire arithmetic", () => { + it("turns acreage into the radius of an equal-area disc", () => { + // Bug Fire: 93,733 acres is 379 km², an 11 km radius, a disc 22 km across. + assert.ok(Math.abs(extentRadiusKm(93_733) - 11.0) < 0.15); + assert.ok(Math.abs(extentRadiusKm(10) - 0.113) < 0.005); + assert.equal(extentRadiusKm(0), 0); + assert.equal(extentRadiusKm(Number.NaN), 0); + }); + + it("keeps a small fire's plume small", () => { + // The design's own warning: "a 268-acre fire with a 40 km plume is a lie + // told in a medium that reads as truthful". + const carrizo = plumeLengthKm(268.1, 14); + assert.ok(carrizo > 2 && carrizo < 8, `Carrizo got ${carrizo} km`); + const timber = plumeLengthKm(7591, 14); + assert.ok(timber > 20 && timber <= 40, `Timber got ${timber} km`); + assert.equal(plumeLengthKm(1e9, 200), 40, "the cap is hard"); + assert.equal(plumeLengthKm(0, 14), 0); + }); + + it("lengthens a plume in the wind and widens it with the fire", () => { + assert.ok(plumeLengthKm(500, 40) > plumeLengthKm(500, 4)); + assert.ok(plumeWidthKm(7591) > plumeWidthKm(268)); + assert.ok(plumeWidthKm(1e9) <= 3.5); + }); + + it("reads heat off acreage and containment, and never off nothing", () => { + assert.ok(fireHeat(7591, 29) > fireHeat(268, 29)); + assert.ok(fireHeat(500, 0) > fireHeat(500, 70), "a fire being beaten is cooler"); + // `null` containment means "the agency has not said", which is not zero and + // must not read as a fire nobody has touched. + assert.equal(fireHeat(500, null), fireHeat(500, 0)); + for (const acres of [10, 100, 1000, 100_000]) { + const heat = fireHeat(acres, 50); + assert.ok(heat >= 0 && heat <= 1); + } + }); + + it("mirrors the shader's glow term and rises with both inputs", () => { + assert.ok(markGlow(1, 0, 1) > markGlow(0, 0, 1)); + assert.ok(markGlow(0.5, 1, 1) > markGlow(0.5, 0, 1)); + assert.ok(markGlow(0.5, 0, 1) > markGlow(0.5, 0, 0), "night is what makes it glow"); + }); +}); + +// ---- The scalar the office reads ------------------------------------------ + +describe("smoke load", () => { + const fire: DrawnFireMark = { + id: "f", + name: "Test", + lat: 34.3, + lon: -118.0, + acres: 5000, + pctContained: 10, + tier: 2, + observedAt: null, + }; + + it("is zero with nothing burning", () => { + assert.equal(smokeLoad([], 34.0, -118.2, 250), 0); + }); + + it("is zero beyond the reach, however big the fire", () => { + assert.equal(smokeLoad([{ ...fire, acres: 1e6 }], 40.0, -118.0, null), 0); + }); + + it("is higher downwind than upwind of the same fire, at the same distance", () => { + // Wind from the north (0°) blows smoke south, so a point south of the fire + // is in it and a point the same distance north is not. + const south = smokeLoad([fire], fire.lat - 0.3, fire.lon, 0); + const north = smokeLoad([fire], fire.lat + 0.3, fire.lon, 0); + assert.ok(south > north, `downwind ${south} must beat upwind ${north}`); + assert.ok(north > 0, "an upwind floor exists because wind is a ten-minute average"); + }); + + it("falls off with distance and stays inside 0..1", () => { + const near = smokeLoad([fire], fire.lat - 0.05, fire.lon, 0); + const far = smokeLoad([fire], fire.lat - 0.6, fire.lon, 0); + assert.ok(near > far); + const many = smokeLoad( + Array.from({ length: 12 }, (_, i) => ({ ...fire, id: `f${i}`, acres: 90_000 })), + fire.lat - 0.05, + fire.lon, + 0, + ); + assert.ok(many <= 1 && many > 0.5); + }); + + it("is what the layer reports, wind and all", () => { + const layer = createFireLayer(socalWorld(), { span: SOCAL_SPAN, reducedMotion: true }); + layer.setWind(20, 0); + layer.setFires({ drawn: [fire], detections: [], fetchedAt: "2026-08-22T22:20:00Z", ageMs: 0 }); + assert.ok(layer.smokeLoadAt(fire.lat - 0.3, fire.lon) > 0); + layer.setFires(null); + assert.equal(layer.smokeLoadAt(fire.lat - 0.3, fire.lon), 0); + layer.dispose(); + }); +}); + +// ---- Cost ----------------------------------------------------------------- + +describe("what the fire layer costs", () => { + it("is three objects, whatever is burning", () => { + const layer = createFireLayer(californiaWorld(), { + span: CALIFORNIA_SPAN, + reducedMotion: true, + }); + layer.setFires(promoteFor(CALIFORNIA)); + + const drawable: string[] = []; + layer.group.traverse((object) => { + if ((object as THREE.Mesh).isMesh === true || (object as THREE.Points).isPoints === true) { + drawable.push(object.name); + } + }); + // One instanced mesh for the marks and their ground extent, one Points for + // the hot pixels, one instanced mesh for every plume there will ever be. + assert.deepEqual(drawable.sort(), ["fire-hot-pixels", "fire-marks", "fire-smoke-puffs"]); + layer.dispose(); + }); + + it("packs the ground extent into the mark's own geometry", () => { + const layer = createFireLayer(californiaWorld(), { + span: CALIFORNIA_SPAN, + reducedMotion: true, + }); + const geometry = meshNamed(layer.group, "fire-marks").geometry; + const index = geometry.getIndex(); + assert.ok(index); + // Six for the ember, two for the disc. Two triangles a fire and no second + // draw call is the whole reason the extent can exist at all. + assert.equal(index.count / 3, 8); + assert.ok(geometry.getAttribute("aPart"), "the per-vertex part selector must be there"); + layer.dispose(); + }); + + it("never exceeds its instance capacity, whatever an upstream sends", () => { + const layer = createFireLayer(californiaWorld(), { + span: CALIFORNIA_SPAN, + maxFires: 8, + maxDetections: 16, + reducedMotion: true, + }); + layer.setFires({ + drawn: Array.from({ length: 400 }, (_, i) => ({ + id: `f${i}`, + name: null, + lat: 35 + (i % 20) * 0.05, + lon: -119 + (i % 17) * 0.05, + acres: 200, + pctContained: null, + tier: 2 as const, + observedAt: null, + })), + detections: Array.from({ length: 900 }, (_, i) => ({ + sat: "MODIS", + lat: 35 + (i % 30) * 0.02, + lon: -119 + (i % 23) * 0.02, + frp: 5, + confidence: "60", + persistent: false, + acquiredAt: "2026-08-22T21:00:00Z", + })), + fetchedAt: "2026-08-22T22:20:00Z", + ageMs: 0, + }); + + assert.equal(layer.markCount(), 8); + assert.equal(layer.detectionCount(), 16); + assert.ok(layer.plumeCount() <= 8); + layer.dispose(); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/render/glyphScale.test.ts b/src/test/render/glyphScale.test.ts index 852fb08..c4dbca2 100644 --- a/src/test/render/glyphScale.test.ts +++ b/src/test/render/glyphScale.test.ts @@ -99,3 +99,87 @@ describe("glyph scale", () => { } }); }); + +/* + * The focus-distance clamp — the complete fix the ceiling above was a mitigation + * for. + * + * Every assertion in the suite above is left exactly as it was, and that is the + * point of the first test here: the third parameter is optional and omitting it + * has to reproduce the previous answer to the bit, not to a rounding. A ceiling + * that moved by a hair under this change would be silent visual drift in the one + * function whose entire job is to prevent silent visual drift. + */ +describe("glyph scale, clamped against what the camera is looking at", () => { + it("reproduces the two-argument answer exactly when no focus distance is given", () => { + for (const fov of [42, 50, 60]) { + for (const d of [0.5, 5, 34, 200, 400, 1160, 2280, 4000, 1e9]) { + assert.equal( + glyphScale(d, fov, undefined), + glyphScale(d, fov), + `omitting the focus distance changed the answer at ${d} units and ${fov} degrees`, + ); + } + } + }); + + it("ignores a focus distance that is not a usable number", () => { + for (const bad of [0, -1, NaN, Infinity]) { + assert.equal( + glyphScale(2280, 50, bad), + glyphScale(2280, 50), + `a focus distance of ${bad} must fall back to the flat ceiling`, + ); + } + }); + + it("leaves the whole-board pose alone, where the floor is right about everything", () => { + /* + * At a standoff the camera's target and the aircraft are the same distance + * away to within a third, so the clamp must not bind. 1,160 units is the far + * end of the California orbit; the aircraft on that board run from about 900 + * to about 1,400. + */ + for (const fov of [42, 50, 60]) { + for (const aircraft of [900, 1160, 1400]) { + assert.equal( + glyphScale(aircraft, fov, 1160), + glyphScale(aircraft, fov), + `the clamp bound at a whole-board pose (${aircraft} units, ${fov} degrees)`, + ); + } + } + }); + + it("collapses the Golden Gate case, which the flat ceiling only softened", () => { + // The measured chapter: the bridge fifteen units off the camera, the traffic + // over the Pacific two thousand two hundred and eighty away. + const flat = glyphScale(2280, 50); + const focused = glyphScale(2280, 50, 15); + assert.ok(focused < flat / 5, `focus clamp barely moved the worst case: ${focused} vs ${flat}`); + assert.ok(focused >= 1, "and it must never shrink the glyph below its authored size"); + }); + + it("is monotonic in the focus distance: looking further away never shrinks the glyph", () => { + let previous = 0; + for (const focus of [1, 5, 15, 34, 100, 300, 1160, 5000]) { + const s = glyphScale(2280, 50, focus); + assert.ok(s >= previous, `scale fell as the camera focused further out, at ${focus}`); + previous = s; + } + assert.equal( + previous, + glyphScale(2280, 50), + "and at a focus distance past the backstop it must equal the unclamped answer", + ); + }); + + it("never exceeds the absolute backstop, whatever focus distance it is handed", () => { + for (const focus of [1e6, 1e9]) { + assert.ok( + glyphScale(1e9, 50, focus) <= glyphScale(1e9, 50), + "the focus clamp must be a ceiling on top of the old one, never a lift", + ); + } + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/render/nightInfrastructure.test.ts b/src/test/render/nightInfrastructure.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b59faee --- /dev/null +++ b/src/test/render/nightInfrastructure.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,223 @@ +/** + * The infrastructure that switches itself on after dark, and the two things + * about it a picture cannot check. + * + * A screenshot tells you a bridge is lit. It does not tell you the lamps are on + * the deck *this* build drew rather than on a deck computed a second time and + * a metre out, and it does not tell you they will be in the same place in the + * 2x render as they were in the 1x preview — which is the property the capture + * scripts rely on when they shoot the same frame at two resolutions and compare + * them. Both are asserted here. + * + * The world below is San Francisco's real projection: one scene unit is 94.34 m + * and heights carry the pack's 3.6x exaggeration. A tidy 1:1 fake would pass + * while a lamp sat 3.6 times too high over the roadway, which is precisely the + * class of bug `bridges.ts` already has a comment about. + */ + +import assert from "node:assert/strict"; +import test from "node:test"; + +import { bridgeLights, planBridge } from "../../engine/bridges.ts"; +import { MODEL_X_METRICS, buildHeadlampPool } from "../../assets/vehicles/modelX.ts"; +import type { Bridge } from "../../engine/types.ts"; +import type { World } from "../../engine/world.ts"; + +const LAT_SCALE = 1180; +const CENTRE = { lat: 37.7749, lng: -122.4194 }; +const METRES_PER_UNIT = 111_320 / LAT_SCALE; +const EXAGGERATION = 3.6; + +function board(latScale: number, exaggeration: number, ground = () => 0): World { + const metresPerUnit = 111_320 / latScale; + const lngScale = latScale * Math.cos((CENTRE.lat * Math.PI) / 180); + return { + project(lat: number, lng: number): [number, number] { + return [(lng - CENTRE.lng) * lngScale, -(lat - CENTRE.lat) * latScale]; + }, + groundAt: ground, + metres(value: number): number { + return (value / metresPerUnit) * exaggeration; + }, + metresPerUnit, + } as unknown as World; +} + +const bayWorld = () => board(LAT_SCALE, EXAGGERATION); + +/** The pack's Golden Gate, coordinate for coordinate. */ +const GOLDEN_GATE: Bridge = { + name: "Golden Gate Bridge", + path: [ + [37.8025, -122.4752], + [37.8106, -122.4775], + [37.8155, -122.4783], + [37.825, -122.479], + [37.8325, -122.4798], + [37.8375, -122.4806], + ], + towers: [ + [37.8155, -122.4783], + [37.825, -122.479], + ], + towerHeight: 227, + deckHeight: 67, + sag: 0.55, + color: 0xc0442c, +}; + +/** Metres, matching the constants `bridgeLights` is written against. */ +const DECK_LAMP_SPACING_M = 50; +const DECK_LAMP_HEIGHT_M = 12; +const HEAD_LIGHT_CLEARANCE_M = 6; + +function triples(flat: readonly number[]): [number, number, number][] { + const out: [number, number, number][] = []; + for (let i = 0; i + 2 < flat.length; i += 3) { + out.push([flat[i] as number, flat[i + 1] as number, flat[i + 2] as number]); + } + return out; +} + +// ---- The deck run ---------------------------------------------------------- + +test("the deck lamps stand on the deck, at lamp height, in pairs", () => { + const world = bayWorld(); + const lit = bridgeLights(world, GOLDEN_GATE); + const lamps = triples(lit.deck); + + assert.ok(lamps.length >= 80, `a 2.7 km crossing wants a real run of lamps, got ${lamps.length}`); + assert.equal(lamps.length % 2, 0, "lamps come one per kerb, so the count is even"); + + // The deck is flat at `deckHeight` everywhere except the ramps at each end, + // so the great majority of lamps sit at exactly deck + lamp height. That is + // the assertion that fails the moment somebody recomputes the deck profile + // somewhere else and the two answers drift. + const deckY = world.metres(GOLDEN_GATE.deckHeight); + const expected = deckY + world.metres(DECK_LAMP_HEIGHT_M); + const onTheFlat = lamps.filter(([, y]) => Math.abs(y - expected) < 1e-6); + assert.ok( + onTheFlat.length > lamps.length * 0.6, + `most lamps belong on the flat deck at ${expected.toFixed(4)}; ${onTheFlat.length} of ${lamps.length} were`, + ); + // The rest are on the ramps at each end, where the deck comes down onto the + // shore — so the run is bounded above by the flat deck's lamp height and below + // by a lamp standing on the landing. Neither bound is decoration: the first + // catches a lamp that has floated up to the cable, the second one that has + // sunk into the roadway. + const lift = world.metres(DECK_LAMP_HEIGHT_M); + for (const [, y] of lamps) { + assert.ok(y <= expected + 1e-6, `a deck lamp never rises above the deck run (${y})`); + assert.ok(y >= lift - 1e-6, `a deck lamp is above whatever the deck is resting on (${y})`); + assert.ok(y < world.metres(GOLDEN_GATE.towerHeight), "a deck lamp is not a tower light"); + } +}); + +test("the lamp run is evenly spaced along the whole crossing", () => { + const world = bayWorld(); + const lamps = triples(bridgeLights(world, GOLDEN_GATE).deck); + const spacing = DECK_LAMP_SPACING_M / METRES_PER_UNIT; + + // One pair per station along the deck: walk the left kerb only. + const left = lamps.filter((_, index) => index % 2 === 0); + const plan = planBridge(world, GOLDEN_GATE); + const covered = (left.length - 1) * spacing; + assert.ok( + covered > plan.deckLength * 0.9, + `the run should reach both ends: covered ${covered.toFixed(2)} of ${plan.deckLength.toFixed(2)} units`, + ); + + for (let i = 1; i < left.length; i += 1) { + const a = left[i - 1]; + const b = left[i]; + if (!a || !b) continue; + const step = Math.hypot(b[0] - a[0], b[2] - a[2]); + assert.ok( + step > spacing * 0.5 && step < spacing * 1.6, + `lamp ${i} is ${step.toFixed(3)} units from the last, against a ${spacing.toFixed(3)} pitch`, + ); + } +}); + +// ---- The tower heads ------------------------------------------------------- + +test("each tower carries two obstruction lights, over the saddle", () => { + const world = bayWorld(); + const lit = bridgeLights(world, GOLDEN_GATE); + const heads = triples(lit.heads); + + assert.equal(heads.length, GOLDEN_GATE.towers.length * 2, "one light per tower leg"); + const expected = world.metres(GOLDEN_GATE.towerHeight) + world.metres(HEAD_LIGHT_CLEARANCE_M); + for (const [, y] of heads) { + assert.ok(Math.abs(y - expected) < 1e-6, `a head light belongs at ${expected.toFixed(4)}, got ${y}`); + } + + // The pair straddles the deck: two legs, `deckHalf` either side of the centre. + const [a, b] = heads; + assert.ok(a && b); + const across = Math.hypot(b[0] - a[0], b[2] - a[2]); + assert.ok( + Math.abs(across - lit.scale * 2) < 1e-6, + `the legs are a deck apart: ${across.toFixed(4)} against ${(lit.scale * 2).toFixed(4)}`, + ); +}); + +// ---- Determinism ----------------------------------------------------------- + +test("the same bridge lights identically twice — the capture scripts rely on it", () => { + const world = bayWorld(); + const first = bridgeLights(world, GOLDEN_GATE); + const second = bridgeLights(world, GOLDEN_GATE); + assert.deepEqual(first.deck, second.deck); + assert.deepEqual(first.heads, second.heads); + assert.equal(first.scale, second.scale); +}); + +// ---- Board scale ----------------------------------------------------------- + +test("a coarser board gets a smaller lamp, because it draws a smaller bridge", () => { + // San Francisco at 94 m to the unit against Los Angeles at 391. A sprite size + // in scene units tuned on the first would be several times the width of the + // deck on the second, which is the bug `socal.ts` asked the kit to stop having. + const fine = bridgeLights(board(1180, 3.6), GOLDEN_GATE); + const coarse = bridgeLights(board(285, 2.2), GOLDEN_GATE); + assert.ok(coarse.scale < fine.scale, "a coarser board draws a narrower deck"); + assert.ok(coarse.scale >= 0.09, "…but never below the legibility floor"); + // The run still reaches both ends of the crossing; it is the pitch floor that + // keeps a 391 m/unit board from putting four lamps on a whole bridge. + assert.ok(triples(coarse.deck).length >= 8, "a coarse board still gets a run, not a handful"); +}); + +// ---- The headlamp pool ----------------------------------------------------- + +test("the headlamp pool lies ahead of the nose, and is off until night", () => { + const pool = buildHeadlampPool({ reachM: 26 }); + pool.mesh.geometry.computeBoundingBox(); + const box = pool.mesh.geometry.boundingBox; + assert.ok(box); + + // The nose is at -Z. The pool starts at the bumper and runs forward from it, + // so every vertex is in front of the car and none is behind the rear axle. + const nose = -MODEL_X_METRICS.length / 2; + assert.ok(box.max.z <= nose + 1e-6, `the pool starts at the bumper (${box.max.z} vs ${nose})`); + assert.ok(Math.abs(box.min.z - (nose - 26)) < 1e-6, "…and reaches the asked-for range"); + // Flat on the road, not a wall. + assert.ok(Math.abs(box.max.y - box.min.y) < 1e-6, "the pool is flat"); + + assert.equal(pool.mesh.visible, false, "nothing is drawn before a night level arrives"); + pool.setIntensity(0); + assert.equal(pool.mesh.visible, false, "…and nothing at broad daylight either"); + pool.dispose(); +}); + +test("the pool draws nothing at all with no DOM to draw its beam pattern into", () => { + // Every bit of shape this thing has is in the texture's alpha, so a pool built + // without one would be a hard-edged glowing rectangle across the carriageway. + // Headless is exactly where that would go unseen, which is why it is asserted + // here rather than left to a screenshot. + assert.equal(typeof document, "undefined", "this test only means anything headless"); + const pool = buildHeadlampPool(); + pool.setIntensity(1); + assert.equal(pool.mesh.visible, false); + pool.dispose(); +}); diff --git a/src/test/render/nightSky.test.ts b/src/test/render/nightSky.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f3db71b --- /dev/null +++ b/src/test/render/nightSky.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,313 @@ +/** + * The night sky: the cloud deck's level, and the moon as a drawn object. + * + * Both of these are judged by a picture and neither can be asserted from one, so + * what is pinned here is the arithmetic the picture turns on. The defect this + * suite is downstream of is worth restating, because it is the reason a test + * that only checks "the layer exists" would have passed on the broken build: + * + * > At 22:30 PDT over San Francisco, on a keyless clone, the cloud deck lifted a + * > night frame's mean luminance from 25.3 to 44.3 out of 255 **without adding a + * > single readable shape**. Its shaded flank was measurably brighter than its + * > moonward one. Every existing assertion about that layer passed. + * + * So the three things asserted are the three things that were wrong: + * + * 1. The deck's level after dark is a fraction of what it is at noon, rather + * than being inflated by a hemisphere intensity that `atmosphere.ts` + * deliberately *raises* at night to keep the world off black. + * 2. The moonward flank of a cloud top is brighter than the flank facing away, + * which is what "modelled" means and what a flat wash is missing. + * 3. Daylight did not move. The day was never the defect and a fix that + * changed it would be a different regression in the same file. + * + * And the moon is asserted where it is computed rather than where it is drawn: + * a disc in a sky-dome fragment shader cannot be inspected without a GL context, + * but the record `atmosphere.ts` hands the shader is a plain object with a + * position, a phase and a bright-limb axis in it, and every way that record can + * be wrong is visible from the outside. + */ + +import assert from "node:assert/strict"; +import { describe, it } from "node:test"; +import * as THREE from "three"; +import { + createAtmosphere, + observe, + PACIFIC_MARINE_LAYER, + nightFactor, +} from "../../engine/atmosphere.ts"; +import type { LightingMoon } from "../../engine/types.ts"; + +/** San Francisco, which is the board the marine layer was written for. */ +const SF = { lat: 37.7749, lng: -122.4194 }; + +/** Rec.709 luminance, the same one `clouds.ts` derives its levels with. */ +function luminance(hex: number): number { + const c = new THREE.Color().setHex(hex); + return 0.2126 * c.r + 0.7152 * c.g + 0.0722 * c.b; +} + +const clamp = (v: number, lo: number, hi: number) => Math.min(hi, Math.max(lo, v)); +const smoothstep = (e0: number, e1: number, x: number) => { + const t = clamp((x - e0) / (e1 - e0), 0, 1); + return t * t * (3 - 2 * t); +}; + +/* + * `clouds.ts`'s own arithmetic, restated. + * + * Restated rather than imported because `createCloudLayer` needs a `World`, a + * WebGL context and a canvas to hand back a `setLighting` at all, and none of + * those has an opinion about the numbers. What is under test is the *shape* of + * the relationship — night is a fraction of day, lit beats shade — and both + * halves would have to be edited together for this suite to go quiet while the + * picture went wrong, which is the bar a restatement has to clear. + */ +const SKY_DAY_REFERENCE = 0.838; +const SKY_DAY_GAIN = 0.772; +const NIGHT_SKY_LOW = 0.09; +const NIGHT_SKY_HIGH = 0.42; +const NIGHT_TOP_FLOOR = 0.01; +const NIGHT_TOP_KEY = 0.155; +const NIGHT_SHADE_SKY = 0.1; +const NIGHT_SHADE_AMBIENT = 0.1; + +interface Deck { + /** Sky-dome luminance, the term the whole normalisation now rides on. */ + skyLum: number; + night: number; + /** Luminance of the moonward (or sunward) flank. */ + lit: number; + /** Luminance of the flank facing away. */ + shade: number; +} + +function deckAt(when: Date, marine = PACIFIC_MARINE_LAYER): Deck { + const atmosphere = createAtmosphere({ + lng: SF.lng, + metresPerUnit: 94, + marineLayer: marine, + }); + const state = atmosphere.apply(observe(SF.lat, SF.lng, when)); + const skyLum = luminance(state.hemisphere.sky); + const day = clamp(skyLum / SKY_DAY_REFERENCE, 0, 1); + const night = 1 - smoothstep(NIGHT_SKY_LOW, NIGHT_SKY_HIGH, skyLum); + const key = clamp(state.sun.intensity / 2.1, 0, 1); + + const litScale = + (1 - night) * (0.06 + SKY_DAY_GAIN * day) + night * (NIGHT_TOP_FLOOR + NIGHT_TOP_KEY * key); + const lit = luminance(state.sun.color) * litScale; + + const shade = + skyLum * state.hemisphere.intensity * ((1 - night) * 0.55 + night * NIGHT_SHADE_SKY) + + luminance(state.ambient.color) * + state.ambient.intensity * + ((1 - night) * 0.7 + night * NIGHT_SHADE_AMBIENT); + + return { skyLum, night, lit, shade }; +} + +/** 22:30 PDT on 23 August 2026 — the exact frame the defect was measured in. */ +const THE_NIGHT = new Date("2026-08-23T05:30:00Z"); +/** 13:00 PDT the same day. */ +const THE_NOON = new Date("2026-08-23T20:00:00Z"); + +describe("the cloud deck after dark", () => { + it("is a small fraction of its daylight level, not most of it", () => { + const night = deckAt(THE_NIGHT); + const noon = deckAt(THE_NOON); + assert.ok(night.night > 0.99, "the test's own night frame must actually be night"); + assert.ok( + night.lit < noon.lit * 0.05, + `a night cloud top must be a small fraction of a noon one: ${night.lit} vs ${noon.lit}`, + ); + assert.ok( + night.shade < noon.shade * 0.1, + `and so must its shaded flank: ${night.shade} vs ${noon.shade}`, + ); + }); + + it("has a light direction in it — the moonward flank beats the one facing away", () => { + /* + * This is the assertion that would have failed on the old build. Measured + * there: lit 0.072 against shade 0.084, i.e. the side facing the moon was + * *darker* than the side facing away, which is not a lighting bug so much as + * the absence of lighting. A deck with no direction in it is the flat milky + * wash the file header calls blue soup. + */ + const night = deckAt(THE_NIGHT); + assert.ok( + night.lit > night.shade, + `the moonward flank must be the brighter one: lit ${night.lit}, shade ${night.shade}`, + ); + }); + + it("still lands above black on a moonless overcast night", () => { + /* + * The opposite failure, and the one the file's own comment warns about: + * `0.06 is not black`. `NIGHT_TOP_FLOOR` exists so that a deck with no moon + * on it is dark rather than absent, and a layer that vanishes is a different + * bug report about the same file. + */ + const night = deckAt(THE_NIGHT); + assert.ok(night.lit > 0, "a night deck must still be drawn"); + assert.ok(night.shade > 0, "and its shaded flank must still be drawn"); + }); + + it("leaves daylight where it was, across the whole daylit range", () => { + /* + * The previous normalisation, verbatim, against the new one. The day was + * right and the change was aimed entirely at the other side of + * `NIGHT_SKY_HIGH`; 0.05 is the tolerance the two constants were fitted to + * over four places and two seasons, on a multiplier that runs 0.06 to 0.86. + */ + const atmosphere = createAtmosphere({ + lng: SF.lng, + metresPerUnit: 94, + marineLayer: PACIFIC_MARINE_LAYER, + }); + let worst = 0; + for (let i = 0; i < 96; i++) { + const when = new Date(Date.UTC(2026, 7, 23) + i * 900_000); + const state = atmosphere.apply(observe(SF.lat, SF.lng, when)); + const skyLum = luminance(state.hemisphere.sky); + const night = 1 - smoothstep(NIGHT_SKY_LOW, NIGHT_SKY_HIGH, skyLum); + if (night > 0.02) continue; // the night path is meant to differ; that is the point + const before = 0.06 + 0.92 * clamp((skyLum * state.hemisphere.intensity) / 0.96, 0, 1); + const after = 0.06 + SKY_DAY_GAIN * clamp(skyLum / SKY_DAY_REFERENCE, 0, 1); + worst = Math.max(worst, Math.abs(before - after)); + } + assert.ok(worst < 0.05, `daylight moved by ${worst}, which is more than a fit's worth`); + }); + + it("hands over at dusk rather than at a threshold", () => { + // Three quarters of an hour either side of the handover must be different + // numbers, or the deck steps rather than fades and the step is visible. + const levels = []; + for (const hour of [2, 3, 4, 5]) { + levels.push(deckAt(new Date(Date.UTC(2026, 7, 23, hour, 30))).night); + } + for (let i = 1; i < levels.length; i++) { + assert.ok(levels[i]! >= levels[i - 1]!, "the night term must rise monotonically through dusk"); + } + assert.ok(levels[0]! < 0.9 && levels[3]! > 0.99, "and it must actually traverse the range"); + }); +}); + +describe("the moon, as a thing to draw", () => { + const atmosphere = createAtmosphere({ + lng: SF.lng, + metresPerUnit: 94, + marineLayer: PACIFIC_MARINE_LAYER, + }); + const moonAt = (when: Date): LightingMoon | null => + atmosphere.apply(observe(SF.lat, SF.lng, when)).moon ?? null; + + it("is absent while it is below the horizon, rather than drawn underground", () => { + /* + * Over one synodic month the moon is below the horizon for about half of + * every day, so a scan that never returns `null` would mean the horizon test + * is not running at all — and a moon drawn under the board is the failure + * `satellites.ts` records under HORIZON_FADE_DEG, one layer over. + */ + let down = 0; + let up = 0; + for (let i = 0; i < 24 * 30; i++) { + const when = new Date(Date.UTC(2026, 7, 1) + i * 3_600_000); + const moon = moonAt(when); + if (moon === null) down += 1; + else up += 1; + } + assert.ok(down > 200, `the moon must set: only ${down} of 720 hours had it down`); + assert.ok(up > 200, `and rise: only ${up} of 720 hours had it up`); + }); + + it("hands over a unit direction and a bright limb perpendicular to it", () => { + /* + * Both are consumed by a fragment shader that projects a view direction onto + * them, and a non-unit or non-orthogonal pair puts the terminator at the + * wrong place on the disc rather than throwing anywhere. This is the failure + * that cannot be seen except in a picture of a crescent facing the wrong way. + */ + let checked = 0; + for (let i = 0; i < 24 * 30; i++) { + const moon = moonAt(new Date(Date.UTC(2026, 7, 1) + i * 3_600_000)); + if (moon === null) continue; + checked += 1; + const d = new THREE.Vector3().fromArray(moon.direction); + const limb = new THREE.Vector3().fromArray(moon.brightLimb); + assert.ok(Math.abs(d.length() - 1) < 1e-9, `direction was not a unit vector: ${d.length()}`); + assert.ok(Math.abs(limb.length() - 1) < 1e-9, `bright limb was not a unit vector`); + assert.ok(Math.abs(d.dot(limb)) < 1e-9, `bright limb was not perpendicular: ${d.dot(limb)}`); + assert.ok(Number.isFinite(moon.angularRadius) && moon.angularRadius > 0); + assert.ok(moon.illuminated >= 0 && moon.illuminated <= 1); + assert.ok(moon.visibility >= 0 && moon.visibility <= 1); + } + assert.ok(checked > 200, "the scan must have found a moon to check"); + }); + + it("points its lit limb away from the sun's own direction, never at it", () => { + /* + * The one error anybody who has ever looked up will spot instantly. The + * bright limb is the sun projected onto the plane of the disc, so its dot + * with the sun's true direction has to be positive — a crescent whose horns + * point toward the sun is the picture of a mistake. + */ + let checked = 0; + for (let i = 0; i < 24 * 30; i++) { + const when = new Date(Date.UTC(2026, 7, 1) + i * 3_600_000); + const env = observe(SF.lat, SF.lng, when); + const moon = moonAt(when); + if (moon === null) continue; + // The sun in the same scene frame: azimuth clockwise from north, north -Z. + const el = (env.sun.elevation * Math.PI) / 180; + const az = (env.sun.azimuth * Math.PI) / 180; + const sun = new THREE.Vector3( + Math.cos(el) * Math.sin(az), + Math.sin(el), + -Math.cos(el) * Math.cos(az), + ); + const limb = new THREE.Vector3().fromArray(moon.brightLimb); + // Skip the two degenerate instants — full and new — where the projection + // has no length and any axis is as right as any other. + if (moon.illuminated > 0.995 || moon.illuminated < 0.005) continue; + checked += 1; + assert.ok( + limb.dot(sun) > -1e-9, + `the lit limb faced away from the sun at ${when.toISOString()}`, + ); + } + assert.ok(checked > 200, "the scan must have found a phase to check"); + }); + + it("is faint in daylight and full-strength at night, without ever disappearing while up", () => { + let sawDaylight = false; + let sawNight = false; + for (let i = 0; i < 24 * 30; i++) { + const when = new Date(Date.UTC(2026, 7, 1) + i * 3_600_000); + const env = observe(SF.lat, SF.lng, when); + const moon = moonAt(when); + if (moon === null || env.moon.elevation < 20) continue; + if (nightFactor(env.sun.elevation) === 0) { + sawDaylight = true; + assert.ok(moon.visibility > 0, "a daytime moon well up must still be drawn, faintly"); + assert.ok(moon.visibility < 0.35, `and faintly: ${moon.visibility}`); + } + if (nightFactor(env.sun.elevation) > 0.99) sawNight = true; + } + assert.ok(sawDaylight, "the scan must have found a daytime moon"); + assert.ok(sawNight, "and a night one"); + }); + + it("is absent from a rig that models no sky at all", () => { + /* + * An office has walls and no ephemeris, and `LightingMoon` is optional + * precisely so that a hand-built rig is not obliged to invent one. The + * consumer reads `state.moon ?? null` and draws nothing, which is the same + * answer as a moon below the horizon. + */ + const bare = { sun: { direction: [0, 1, 0], color: 0xffffff, intensity: 1 } }; + assert.equal((bare as { moon?: unknown }).moon ?? null, null); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/render/stairRisers.test.ts b/src/test/render/stairRisers.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..76c965d --- /dev/null +++ b/src/test/render/stairRisers.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,45 @@ +/** + * The two places a flight's riser count is decided, pinned to each other. + * + * `src/interiors/shell.ts` divides a climbing leg into whole 178 mm risers and + * lays a tread on each; `src/engine/officeMinimap.ts` draws one tick per riser + * on the floor plan. Neither imports the other — the minimap builds no meshes + * and has no business importing the file that does, and the shell has no + * business knowing a widget exists — so the constant is stated twice. + * + * A constant stated twice is a constant that drifts, and the drift here is + * quiet: a plan showing eleven ticks on a flight of fourteen looks fine. So the + * two are read out of the source and compared, which is the cheapest thing that + * actually catches it. Reading source text rather than exporting the constants + * is deliberate: neither is part of either module's interface, and widening an + * interface to make a test easier is how a private number becomes an API. + */ + +import assert from "node:assert/strict"; +import { readFileSync } from "node:fs"; +import { describe, it } from "node:test"; + +function constantIn(path: string, name: string): number { + const source = readFileSync(new URL(path, import.meta.url), "utf8"); + const match = new RegExp(`const ${name} = ([0-9.]+);`).exec(source); + assert.ok(match, `${name} is not declared in ${path}`); + const value = Number(match[1]); + assert.ok(Number.isFinite(value) && value > 0, `${name} is ${match[1]}`); + return value; +} + +describe("a drawn flight and a drawn plan agree about how many risers it has", () => { + it("uses one riser height in the shell and in the minimap", () => { + const shell = constantIn("../../interiors/shell.ts", "TARGET_RISER_M"); + const minimap = constantIn("../../engine/officeMinimap.ts", "MINIMAP_RISER_M"); + assert.equal(minimap, shell); + }); + + it("keeps that height inside what a person can climb", () => { + const riser = constantIn("../../interiors/shell.ts", "TARGET_RISER_M"); + // Commercial stairs run about 150-190 mm. Outside that a flight stops + // reading as a flight: too shallow and it is a ramp with lines on it, too + // steep and the actor's feet visibly miss the treads. + assert.ok(riser >= 0.15 && riser <= 0.19, `${riser} m`); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/satellites.test.ts b/src/test/satellites.test.ts index 12c2120..7108f1f 100644 --- a/src/test/satellites.test.ts +++ b/src/test/satellites.test.ts @@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ import assert from "node:assert/strict"; import { describe, it } from "node:test"; -import { SatelliteCatalogue, type SatelliteElements } from "../engine/satellites.ts"; +import { dotPixels, SatelliteCatalogue, type SatelliteElements } from "../engine/satellites.ts"; /** San Francisco, which is `SAN_FRANCISCO.center` and is the default board. */ const SF = { lat: 37.7749, lng: -122.4194 }; @@ -198,3 +198,69 @@ describe("the observer", () => { assert.ok(disagreed, "the observer coordinate made no difference to the answer"); }); }); + +/* + * The sizing rule, which is the whole of "satellites are objects and not a + * lattice". + * + * The layer itself is still not tested — see the file header — but this is not + * the layer, it is the one piece of arithmetic between a fix and how large it is + * drawn, and it is the piece that regresses silently. Every dot used to be + * exactly 3.5 pixels and exactly square; a few hundred identical squares on a + * sphere sample the pixel grid as a regular lattice, which is the moire a + * photograph of production at dusk showed. If this collapses back to a constant + * nothing fails, nothing warns, and the sky quietly becomes graph paper again. + */ +describe("how large a satellite is drawn", () => { + const lit = (rangeKm: number) => dotPixels({ rangeKm, shadow: 0 }); + + it("is not one number: a near object is drawn larger than a far one", () => { + // A station at 400 km, a Starlink overhead at 550, one low on the horizon at + // 2,000, and a navigation satellite at 20,000. The spread is the point. + assert.ok(lit(400) > lit(550), "a low pass must be larger than a Starlink overhead"); + assert.ok(lit(550) > lit(2000), "and one overhead larger than one near the horizon"); + assert.ok(lit(2000) > lit(20_000), "and a low-orbit object larger than a navigation bird"); + }); + + it("stays inside a range a naked-eye pass could plausibly occupy", () => { + for (const range of [200, 400, 550, 800, 1500, 2400, 20_000, 36_000]) { + const size = lit(range); + assert.ok(size >= 2.1 && size <= 6, `${range} km came out at ${size} pixels`); + } + }); + + it("is monotonic in range, so nothing grows as it recedes", () => { + let previous = Infinity; + for (let km = 200; km <= 40_000; km += 200) { + const size = lit(km); + assert.ok(size <= previous + 1e-12, `size grew with range at ${km} km`); + previous = size; + } + }); + + it("shrinks an eclipsed object, which is the same fact its alpha already states", () => { + /* + * A point source at the threshold of vision blooms: a bright one occupies + * more of a sensor than a faint one at the same true angular size. So the + * shadow term reinforces `SHADOW_ALPHA` rather than repeating it — an object + * in the earth's shadow is both fainter and smaller, which is how the end of + * a Starlink train reads as fading out rather than as switching off. + */ + assert.ok(dotPixels({ rangeKm: 550, shadow: 1 }) < dotPixels({ rangeKm: 550, shadow: 0 })); + const penumbra = dotPixels({ rangeKm: 550, shadow: 0.5 }); + assert.ok(penumbra < dotPixels({ rangeKm: 550, shadow: 0 })); + assert.ok(penumbra > dotPixels({ rangeKm: 550, shadow: 1 })); + }); + + it("never returns something a vertex shader cannot use", () => { + for (const fix of [ + { rangeKm: 0, shadow: 0 }, + { rangeKm: -1, shadow: 0 }, + { rangeKm: 550, shadow: -5 }, + { rangeKm: 550, shadow: 9 }, + ]) { + const size = dotPixels(fix); + assert.ok(Number.isFinite(size) && size > 0, `${JSON.stringify(fix)} gave ${size}`); + } + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/ui/devicePanel.test.ts b/src/test/ui/devicePanel.test.ts index 5508953..a567079 100644 --- a/src/test/ui/devicePanel.test.ts +++ b/src/test/ui/devicePanel.test.ts @@ -231,3 +231,129 @@ describe("the device panel", () => { assert.deepEqual(commands, [], "a disposed panel must not still be sending commands"); }); }); + +/** + * What the panel has to do once a device is real. + * + * Three additions, and each closes a way the panel could tell a viewer something + * untrue about hardware in a room somebody is standing in. + */ + +/** A microphone whose gain is a mixer position, not a preamp measurement. */ +const YETI: DeviceDeclaration = { + id: "la-mic-yeti", + kind: "mic", + label: "Blue Yeti Nano", + assetId: "tera:device.mic.desk", + anchor: { levelId: "l1", propId: "desk-01" }, + capabilities: ["power", "mute", "gain", "level"], + ranges: { gain: { min: 0, max: 100, initial: 68, unit: "%" } }, + provenance: "first-party-sensor", + disclosure: "Live reading from the studio's own desk microphone, north wall.", + simulatedDisclosure: + "Simulated in your browser. This deployment does not share the live room with visitors.", +}; + +describe("a device that declares its own range", () => { + it("draws the slider between the declared bounds, not the global ones", () => { + const { root } = setup([YETI]); + const slider = row(root, YETI.id, "gain").querySelector("input"); + assert.ok(slider); + assert.equal(slider.min, "0"); + assert.equal(slider.max, "100"); + // The global default is −12…+36 dB. A Yeti Nano's capture level is an ALSA + // position on a 0–50 scale normalised to percent; drawing it on the dB + // scale would peg the handle at the far right and label it "+36 dB". + assert.notEqual(slider.max, String(DEVICE_RANGES.gain.max)); + }); + + it("labels the reading in the declared unit and never invents decibels", () => { + const { panel, root } = setup([YETI]); + panel.apply([ + { id: YETI.id, kind: "mic", powered: true, gainDb: 68, observedAt: 1, synthetic: false }, + ]); + const value = row(root, YETI.id, "gain").querySelector(".tera-device__value"); + assert.equal(value?.textContent, "68%"); + // "+68 dB" would be a guess wearing the typography of a measurement, and it + // would look completely plausible next to a photograph of a desk. + assert.ok(!String(value?.textContent).includes("dB")); + }); + + it("still reads the global range for a declaration that names none", () => { + const { panel, root } = setup([MIC]); + panel.apply([initialDeviceState(MIC, 1)]); + const value = row(root, MIC.id, "gain").querySelector(".tera-device__value"); + assert.equal(value?.textContent, `+${DEVICE_RANGES.gain.initial.toFixed(0)} dB`); + }); +}); + +describe("which disclosure a viewer is actually reading", () => { + it("prints the simulated sentence when a live declaration is being simulated", () => { + // The hole the twin creates. An anonymous visitor cannot read the device + // route, so they are handed the local simulator running THIS declaration — + // and `disclosure` on a live device says the room is live. + const { panel, root } = setup([YETI]); + panel.apply([ + { id: YETI.id, kind: "mic", powered: true, gainDb: 68, observedAt: 1, synthetic: true }, + ]); + const line = card(root, YETI.id).querySelector(".tera-device__disclosure"); + assert.equal(line?.textContent, YETI.simulatedDisclosure); + }); + + it("prints the live sentence once a reading is actually observed", () => { + const { panel, root } = setup([YETI]); + panel.apply([ + { id: YETI.id, kind: "mic", powered: true, gainDb: 68, observedAt: 1, synthetic: false }, + ]); + const line = card(root, YETI.id).querySelector(".tera-device__disclosure"); + assert.equal(line?.textContent, YETI.disclosure); + }); + + it("leaves a simulated declaration's one sentence alone", () => { + const { panel, root } = setup([MIC]); + panel.apply([initialDeviceState(MIC, 1)]); + assert.equal( + card(root, MIC.id).querySelector(".tera-device__disclosure")?.textContent, + MIC.disclosure, + ); + }); +}); + +describe("a device nobody could reach", () => { + it("says so, and says how old the reading it is still showing is", () => { + const { panel, root } = setup([YETI]); + const observedAt = Date.now() - 5 * 60_000; + panel.apply([ + { + id: YETI.id, + kind: "mic", + powered: false, + muted: true, + reachable: false, + observedAt, + synthetic: false, + }, + ]); + const status = card(root, YETI.id).querySelector(".tera-device__status"); + assert.equal(status?.attributes.get("data-reachable"), "false"); + assert.match(String(status?.textContent), /Not reached/); + assert.match(String(status?.textContent), /5 min ago/); + // The mute reading it last reported still stands. `reachable: false` is not + // `powered: false` — a microphone on a machine that is asleep is not a + // switched-off microphone, and the panel must not redraw it as one. + assert.equal( + row(root, YETI.id, "mute").querySelector(".tera-device__value")?.textContent, + "Muted", + ); + }); + + it("says nothing at all when reachability does not apply", () => { + // Every simulated device. A state machine in this tab is never unreachable, + // and a line claiming it was reached would be a fact about nothing. + const { panel, root } = setup([MIC]); + panel.apply([initialDeviceState(MIC, 1)]); + const status = card(root, MIC.id).querySelector(".tera-device__status"); + assert.equal(status?.textContent, ""); + assert.equal(status?.attributes.get("data-reachable"), undefined); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/ui/firePanel.test.ts b/src/test/ui/firePanel.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..3ad2525 --- /dev/null +++ b/src/test/ui/firePanel.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,395 @@ +/** + * The fire panel, and the three empty states it must never collapse. + * + * A silent board and a dead feed look identical. That is the whole problem this + * panel exists to solve, and it is why "the board is empty" is not one sentence + * but three: + * + * - nothing has ever answered → a **fault**; + * - nothing is drawn but *n* live records were refused → a **finding**, and + * the number is the finding; + * - nothing is drawn and nothing was refused → a different finding. + * + * The real body underneath these tests is `LIVE_FIRES_BODY`, captured through + * the whole wire on an ordinary day. Clipped to the SoCal board it yields the + * second case exactly: zero drawn, twenty-two suppressed. Clipped to California + * it yields five fires and names the largest one the frame cannot show, because + * `california.ts` caps at 38.05 N and the state does not. + */ + +import assert from "node:assert/strict"; +import { describe, it } from "node:test"; + +import { + evidenceCaption, + fireHeadline, + formatAcres, + mountFirePanel, + offBoardDirection, + relativeAge, + suppressedNote, + type FirePanelView, +} from "../../ui/firePanel.ts"; +import { promote, type FirePromotion } from "../../server/fires.ts"; +import { LIVE_FIRES_BODY } from "../data/firesFixture.ts"; +import { FakeDocument, type FakeElement } from "./fakeDom.ts"; + +const CALIFORNIA = { minLat: 32.55, maxLat: 38.05, minLng: -123.05, maxLng: -114.0 }; +const SOCAL = { minLat: 33.28, maxLat: 34.36, minLng: -118.88, maxLng: -117.22 }; + +/** Four minutes after the fixture's own `fetchedAt`, so the copy reads literally. */ +const NOW = Date.parse("2026-08-22T22:26:35.806Z"); + +/** + * `FirePromotion` must reach the panel with no adapter, exactly as it reaches + * the renderer. Asserted at compile time: a renamed field on the gate stops the + * build rather than quietly emptying a caption. + */ +const _assignable: (p: FirePromotion) => FirePanelView = (p) => p; +void _assignable; + +function setup(bounds?: typeof CALIFORNIA) { + const doc = new FakeDocument(); + const host = doc.createElement("div"); + doc.body.append(host); + const panel = mountFirePanel(host as unknown as HTMLElement, { bounds }); + return { doc, panel, root: panel.root as unknown as FakeElement }; +} + +function part(root: FakeElement, role: string): FakeElement { + const found = root.querySelector(`[data-role=${role}]`); + assert.ok(found, `no element for role ${role}`); + return found; +} + +function text(root: FakeElement, role: string): string { + return part(root, role).textContent ?? ""; +} + +// ---- The three empty states ----------------------------------------------- + +describe("the empty board", () => { + it("calls a feed that has never answered a fault, not a calm day", () => { + const { panel, root } = setup(); + panel.apply({ fetchedAt: new Date(0).toISOString(), ageMs: null, drawn: [], suppressed: 0 }); + + assert.equal(root.getAttribute("data-state"), "fault"); + assert.match(text(root, "headline"), /no fire feed configured/i); + assert.doesNotMatch( + text(root, "headline"), + /no active fire/i, + "a dead feed must never report an all-clear", + ); + // No age, because there is no fetch to be aged. A "1970" stamp would be a + // number that looks like an answer. + assert.equal(text(root, "fetched"), ""); + panel.dispose(); + }); + + it("states the quiet SoCal board with its fetch age and the number refused", () => { + const gated = promote(LIVE_FIRES_BODY, SOCAL, NOW); + assert.equal(gated.drawn.length, 0); + assert.equal(gated.suppressed, 22); + + const { panel, root } = setup(SOCAL); + panel.apply(gated); + + assert.equal(root.getAttribute("data-state"), "quiet"); + assert.equal( + text(root, "headline"), + "No active fire on this board — CAL FIRE and WFIGS, 4 minutes ago.", + ); + assert.match(text(root, "suppressed"), /^22 live records inside this frame/); + assert.match(text(root, "suppressed"), /prescribed burn/); + // The machine-readable instant is on the page beside the human one. + assert.equal(part(root, "fetched").getAttribute("datetime"), LIVE_FIRES_BODY.fetchedAt); + assert.ok(text(root, "fetched").includes(LIVE_FIRES_BODY.fetchedAt)); + assert.equal(part(root, "drawn").children.length, 0); + panel.dispose(); + }); + + it("does not print a suppressed count when nothing was suppressed", () => { + const { panel, root } = setup(); + panel.apply({ + fetchedAt: "2026-08-22T22:22:35.806Z", + ageMs: 240_000, + drawn: [], + suppressed: 0, + }); + assert.match(text(root, "headline"), /No active fire on this board/); + assert.equal(text(root, "suppressed"), "", "nothing refused is a different fact from 22"); + panel.dispose(); + }); + + it("renders the fault sentence before anything has been applied", () => { + const { panel, root } = setup(); + assert.match(text(root, "headline"), /no fire feed configured/i); + panel.dispose(); + }); +}); + +// ---- The truthful full board ---------------------------------------------- + +describe("the California board", () => { + it("names the five fires the gate admitted, worst first", () => { + const gated = promote(LIVE_FIRES_BODY, CALIFORNIA, NOW); + const { panel, root } = setup(CALIFORNIA); + panel.apply(gated); + + assert.equal(root.getAttribute("data-state"), "active"); + assert.match(text(root, "headline"), /^5 active fires on this board/); + + const rows = part(root, "drawn").children; + assert.equal(rows.length, 5); + const names = rows.map((row) => row.querySelector(".tera-fire__name")?.textContent); + assert.deepEqual(names, [ + "Timber Fire", + "Alpaugh Fire", + "Carrizo Fire", + "Amber Fire", + "GREEN", + ]); + + const timber = rows[0]; + assert.ok(timber); + assert.equal(timber.getAttribute("data-tier"), "2"); + const facts = timber.querySelector(".tera-fire__facts")?.textContent ?? ""; + assert.ok(facts.includes("7,591 acres"), facts); + assert.ok(facts.includes("29% contained"), facts); + panel.dispose(); + }); + + it("says an agency has not reported containment rather than saying zero", () => { + const gated = promote(LIVE_FIRES_BODY, CALIFORNIA, NOW); + const { panel, root } = setup(CALIFORNIA); + panel.apply(gated); + // Carrizo, Amber and GREEN all carry `pctContained: null` on this day. + const carrizo = part(root, "drawn").children[2]; + assert.ok(carrizo); + const facts = carrizo.querySelector(".tera-fire__facts")?.textContent ?? ""; + assert.ok(facts.includes("containment not reported"), facts); + assert.doesNotMatch(facts, /0% contained/); + panel.dispose(); + }); + + it("names what the frame cannot show, and says it is not drawn", () => { + // `california.ts` caps at 38.05 N. MP18 is at 41.13 N with 7,610 acres. + const gated = promote(LIVE_FIRES_BODY, CALIFORNIA, NOW); + assert.equal(gated.offBoard[0]?.name, "MP18 Fire"); + + const { panel, root } = setup(CALIFORNIA); + panel.apply(gated); + + assert.match(text(root, "off-board-heading"), /outside this frame/i); + const rows = part(root, "off-board").children; + assert.ok(rows.length > 0 && rows.length <= 3, "capped upstream at three"); + const first = rows[0]?.textContent ?? ""; + assert.ok(first.includes("MP18 Fire"), first); + assert.ok(first.includes("7,610 acres"), first); + assert.match(first, /\d+ km north of this frame/); + assert.match(first, /Listed, not drawn/); + panel.dispose(); + }); + + it("does not name Bug Fire, which is 93,733 acres and 94 % contained", () => { + // The off-board list is gated by the same ladder as the drawn set, or it + // reintroduces exactly the noise the ladder exists to remove. + const gated = promote(LIVE_FIRES_BODY, CALIFORNIA, NOW); + const { panel, root } = setup(CALIFORNIA); + panel.apply(gated); + assert.doesNotMatch(text(root, "off-board"), /Bug Fire/); + panel.dispose(); + }); + + it("leaves the off-board section empty when the gate found nothing outside", () => { + const { panel, root } = setup(CALIFORNIA); + panel.apply({ + fetchedAt: "2026-08-22T22:22:35.806Z", + ageMs: 240_000, + drawn: [], + offBoard: [], + suppressed: 3, + }); + assert.equal(text(root, "off-board-heading"), ""); + assert.equal(part(root, "off-board").children.length, 0); + panel.dispose(); + }); +}); + +// ---- Hot pixels are captioned as evidence --------------------------------- + +describe("the hot-pixel caption", () => { + it("always says evidence, not incidents", () => { + const gated = promote(LIVE_FIRES_BODY, CALIFORNIA, NOW); + const { panel, root } = setup(CALIFORNIA); + panel.apply(gated); + const caption = text(root, "evidence"); + assert.match(caption, /evidence, not incidents/); + assert.match(caption, /last 24 h/); + assert.match(caption, /persistent sources/); + assert.ok(caption.includes(String(gated.persistentDetections)), caption); + panel.dispose(); + }); + + it("says so when there are none, rather than saying nothing", () => { + assert.match( + evidenceCaption({ fetchedAt: "", ageMs: 0, drawn: [], detections: [] }), + /No satellite hot pixels/, + ); + }); + + it("omits the persistent clause when there is no furniture to report", () => { + const caption = evidenceCaption({ + fetchedAt: "", + ageMs: 0, + drawn: [], + detections: [{}, {}], + persistentDetections: 0, + detectionWindowHours: 24, + }); + assert.match(caption, /2 satellite hot pixels, last 24 h — evidence, not incidents\./); + assert.doesNotMatch(caption, /persistent/); + }); +}); + +// ---- The pure copy -------------------------------------------------------- + +describe("the panel's copy", () => { + it("ages a fetch coarsely, because the feed polls every ten minutes", () => { + assert.equal(relativeAge(null), "never"); + assert.equal(relativeAge(1_000), "just now"); + assert.equal(relativeAge(60_000), "1 minute ago"); + assert.equal(relativeAge(240_000), "4 minutes ago"); + assert.equal(relativeAge(3 * 3_600_000), "3 hours ago"); + assert.equal(relativeAge(4 * 86_400_000), "4 days ago"); + }); + + it("groups acres and keeps a small fire's tenths", () => { + assert.equal(formatAcres(93_733), "93,733"); + assert.equal(formatAcres(7_591), "7,591"); + assert.equal(formatAcres(268.1), "268"); + assert.equal(formatAcres(19.5), "19.5"); + assert.equal(formatAcres(Number.NaN), "—"); + }); + + it("keeps the three headline cases apart", () => { + const base = { fetchedAt: "2026-08-22T22:22:35.806Z", drawn: [] }; + assert.equal(fireHeadline({ ...base, ageMs: null }).state, "fault"); + assert.equal(fireHeadline({ ...base, ageMs: 0, suppressed: 22 }).state, "quiet"); + assert.equal( + fireHeadline({ + ...base, + ageMs: 0, + drawn: [{ id: "a", name: "A", acres: 500, pctContained: null, lat: 36, lon: -120 }], + }).state, + "active", + ); + }); + + it("prints one fire in the singular", () => { + const headline = fireHeadline({ + fetchedAt: "2026-08-22T22:22:35.806Z", + ageMs: 60_000, + drawn: [{ id: "a", name: "A", acres: 500, pctContained: null, lat: 36, lon: -120 }], + }); + assert.equal(headline.text, "1 active fire on this board — CAL FIRE and WFIGS, 1 minute ago."); + }); + + it("keeps the suppressed note off an active board", () => { + assert.equal( + suppressedNote({ + fetchedAt: "", + ageMs: 0, + suppressed: 40, + drawn: [{ id: "a", name: "A", acres: 500, pctContained: null, lat: 36, lon: -120 }], + }), + null, + "the number behind a calm board is not a number about a burning one", + ); + assert.equal( + suppressedNote({ fetchedAt: "", ageMs: null, suppressed: 40, drawn: [] }), + null, + "a feed that never answered has suppressed nothing", + ); + }); + + it("picks the direction a fire actually lies in, longitude squashed", () => { + assert.equal(offBoardDirection({ lat: 41.13, lon: -123.68 }), null, "no bounds, no claim"); + assert.match( + offBoardDirection({ lat: 41.13, lon: -123.68 }, CALIFORNIA) ?? "", + /^34[0-9] km north of this frame$/, + ); + assert.match( + offBoardDirection({ lat: 33.9, lon: -117.1 }, SOCAL) ?? "", + /km east of this frame$/, + ); + assert.equal( + offBoardDirection({ lat: 34.0, lon: -118.0 }, SOCAL), + null, + "a point inside the bounds is not outside them", + ); + }); +}); + +// ---- Lifecycle ------------------------------------------------------------ + +describe("the panel's lifecycle", () => { + it("mounts one stylesheet per document, not one per board", () => { + const doc = new FakeDocument(); + const a = doc.createElement("div"); + const b = doc.createElement("div"); + doc.body.append(a); + doc.body.append(b); + const first = mountFirePanel(a as unknown as HTMLElement); + const second = mountFirePanel(b as unknown as HTMLElement); + assert.equal(doc.head.querySelectorAll("style").length, 1); + first.dispose(); + second.dispose(); + }); + + it("goes quiet after dispose rather than throwing", () => { + const { panel, root } = setup(); + panel.dispose(); + panel.apply({ fetchedAt: "2026-08-22T22:22:35.806Z", ageMs: 0, drawn: [], suppressed: 1 }); + assert.match(text(root, "headline"), /no fire feed configured/i); + }); + + it("falls back to the fault sentence on a null view", () => { + const gated = promote(LIVE_FIRES_BODY, CALIFORNIA, NOW); + const { panel, root } = setup(CALIFORNIA); + panel.apply(gated); + assert.equal(part(root, "drawn").children.length, 5); + panel.apply(null); + assert.equal(part(root, "drawn").children.length, 0); + assert.match(text(root, "headline"), /no fire feed configured/i); + assert.equal(text(root, "evidence"), ""); + panel.dispose(); + }); + + it("never prints an unnamed incident's id as its name", () => { + const { panel, root } = setup(); + panel.apply({ + fetchedAt: "2026-08-22T22:22:35.806Z", + ageMs: 0, + drawn: [ + { + id: "{6AD80DE9-CD41-40D3-8939-A86CCF775981}", + name: null, + acres: 500, + pctContained: null, + lat: 36, + lon: -120, + }, + ], + }); + const row = part(root, "drawn").children[0]; + assert.ok(row); + assert.equal(row.querySelector(".tera-fire__name")?.textContent, "Unnamed incident"); + panel.dispose(); + }); + + it("writes no raw z-index", async () => { + const { FIRE_PANEL_CSS } = await import("../../ui/firePanel.ts"); + assert.deepEqual(FIRE_PANEL_CSS.match(/z-index:\s*\d/g) ?? [], []); + }); +}); diff --git a/src/test/ui/stylesheet.test.ts b/src/test/ui/stylesheet.test.ts index 510cd06..bd3de96 100644 --- a/src/test/ui/stylesheet.test.ts +++ b/src/test/ui/stylesheet.test.ts @@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ import { readFileSync } from "node:fs"; import { describe, it } from "node:test"; import { DEVICE_PANEL_CSS } from "../../ui/devicePanel.ts"; +import { FIRE_PANEL_CSS } from "../../ui/firePanel.ts"; import { ONBOARDING_CSS } from "../../ui/onboarding.ts"; import { TOUCH_TARGET_PX } from "../../ui/tokens.ts"; @@ -40,7 +41,7 @@ describe("the stylesheet", () => { ); }); - it("writes no raw z-index in any of the four injected stylesheets", () => { + it("writes no raw z-index in any of the injected stylesheets", () => { // These four modules mount a `