MoonLive scripts are modules: one picker, one language, one editor - #90
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The script editor now colors the code, shows where the caret is, and marks the line a compile failed on. MoonLive loops are written the way C++ writes them, `for (int i = 0; ...)`, so every shipped script is now valid C++ exactly as written, and a compiler proves it on every PR. Performance: not collected (no board attached this cycle; no tick-path code changed). **Core** - A compile failure reports its position: `errorPos()` on the engine, cleared on every successful compile, so a stale offset cannot survive into a good status. - A `for` declares its counter. This closes the last exception to a rule the language already held everywhere else: members carry a type and assigning to an undeclared name was already refused, so the loop counter was the only variable that appeared from nowhere. `int` is also the only type it could be. - The longest diagnostics were shortened (73 to 51, 70 to 30, 69 to 38, 65 to 35). A diagnostic earns its length. **Light domain** - The module status carries `message @<offset>`, the one channel a failure reaches the UI through. Its buffer was 48 bytes while messages ran to 73, so the longest errors had been silently truncating; at 72 they fit, offset included. **UI** - Syntax highlighting in the script editor: a vendored Prism over a transparent textarea, themed in the app's own palette rather than a stock theme. - The failing line is marked with a positioned band, and the status shows line and column instead of a character offset nobody can count to. - A caret readout (Ln, Col) in the editor footer. - Fixed: clicks below roughly line 6 did nothing. The textarea carried its own height while the stack around it was taller, so clicks past its real bottom landed on the stack. The stack now owns the height and the resize grip. - Fixed: the caret sat one character off and the last lines were unreachable, from a textarea excluding right padding from scrollWidth where a <pre> includes it. - Both status render paths go through one `setStatusText`, so a rule cannot apply on one and not the other. **Scripts/MoonDeck** - A Host Tests card, running the same Python and JS suites the gate runs. **Tests** - `test_scripts_are_cpp.py` compiles all 34 shipped scripts as real C++, with a prelude generated from the engine's own builtin table and a control that must fail. It no longer rewrites loop headers: the scripts compile as written. - A test pins the status buffer against the compiler's own messages, so the two cannot drift; verified to fail at 48 and pass at 72. - `setStatusText` added to the live-patch audit, which guards against text writes that collapse a user's selection. **Docs** - The language reference drops from two deliberate C++ divergences to one. **Reviews** - 👾 Two CSS-escape helpers for the same selector: used the file's own `cssEscape`; deleting the other is a 13-site refactor, backlogged rather than smuggled in here. - 👾 The JS glob is expanded by node, not the shell: documented at the call site. - 👾 The buffer-size comment claimed a number nothing enforced: pinned by a test. - 👾 `setStatusText` read like a fold and was not one: rewritten to say plainly that the text does not depend on which editor supplied it. - 👾 The error mark split Prism's serialized HTML on newlines, which would cut a multi-line token: replaced with a positioned band. Narrower than reported (the language has no block comments) but the fragile mechanism is gone. - 👾 Dead `publishEditor` with a comment describing a mechanism that never shipped: deleted. - 👾 Card editors registered but never unregistered, leaking one per re-render and re-running the highlighter on detached DOM: the registry now drops detached editors. Verified six re-render cycles leave exactly one. Skipped this cycle: ESP32 firmware build and the Improv smoke test (no board attached, at the product owner's direction); device-model catalog, firmware list and the no-backend build (untriggered by this diff). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughMoonLive now requires explicit ChangesMoonLive compiler, scripts, and validation
Web editor and module picker
Host test runner
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR can leave script compile failures unmarked or highlight the wrong line, while a test source still contains duplicate definitions that prevent compilation. These issues can mislead users during editing and weaken merge validation, so they should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MoonLiveCompiler
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MoonLiveCompiler->>MoonLive: report parser error column
MoonLive->>MoonLiveScript: expose error position
MoonLiveScript->>StatusRow: publish status with offset
StatusRow->>MoonLiveEditor: mark failing line
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6344-6344: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winClear the highlight layer when the editor path is cleared.
editor.load("")reaches this branch after a script is deleted or unset. The branch clearsbody.valueand returns beforepaintHighlight(). The<code>layer then retains the previous script behind the transparent textarea.Clear
errorLine, repaint the highlight, and refresh the caret before returning.Proposed fix
- if (!path) { body.value = ""; body.readOnly = true; saveBtn.disabled = true; status.textContent = ""; return; } + if (!path) { + body.value = ""; + body.readOnly = true; + saveBtn.disabled = true; + status.textContent = ""; + errorLine = -1; + paintHighlight(); + showCaret(); + return; + }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@moondeck/test/test_host.py`:
- Line 33: Update the subprocess.run call in the test flow to pass check=False
explicitly, preserving its existing behavior of collecting return codes and
satisfying Ruff PLW1510.
- Line 42: Update the argument parser around the python and js suite flags to
place them in an argparse mutually exclusive group, so supplying both is
rejected with a parser error while preserving the existing default behavior when
neither flag is provided.
- Line 63: Update the JavaScript test invocation in run so it works with the
configured Node 20 runtime: expand test/js/**/*.test.mjs into matching file
paths before passing them to node --test, rather than relying on Node’s newer
test-runner glob support.
In `@src/core/moonlive/MoonLive.cpp`:
- Line 105: Update Parser::fail() and the error-position flow so errorPos() uses
the same zero-based offset contract expected by lineColAt(), converting the
one-based Lexer::col() value at the boundary. Add a multi-line invalid-script
test that verifies the exact reported line and column.
In `@src/light/moonlive/MoonLiveScript.h`:
- Around line 100-103: Update compileScriptFile() and related failure handling
so every failure path without a source offset clears engine_.errorPos_ before
MoonLiveScript::sync() reports status. Ensure engine.freeCode() or the
appropriate no-source failure paths reset errorPos_, while preserving genuine
source offsets for compilation errors.
Apply the same fix in `@src/core/moonlive/MoonLive.cpp` at line 53: The reset is
currently reached only after place() succeeds.
In `@src/ui/app.js`:
- Line 2698: After registering the inline editor with mlEditorAdd, apply the
module’s current compile-error status by invoking the existing editor.markError
behavior so cards with pre-existing errors immediately display the error band.
In `@src/ui/vendor/prism.js`:
- Around line 1-4: Add the complete upstream Prism MIT license notice, including
its copyright and permission text, to the vendored Prism material or tracked
third-party license documentation. Preserve the existing attribution and ensure
the notice clearly applies to the Prism code.
In `@test/unit/core/unit_moonlive_compiler.cpp`:
- Line 468: Remove the duplicate Case struct declarations from the function,
retaining a single struct Case definition shared by the test cases so
unit_moonlive_compiler.cpp compiles without redefinition errors.
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In `@src/ui/app.js`:
- Line 6344: Update the path-cleared branch in editor.load to reset errorLine,
repaint the highlight layer via paintHighlight(), and refresh the caret before
returning, while preserving the existing body, readOnly, save button, and status
resets.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Clear errorPos_ before every compilation and on every non-parser failure path. The current reset occurs only after placement succeeds, while freeCode() leaves the field unchanged; allocation, validation, arena, or placement failures can therefore reuse a previous source offset and highlight the wrong line. Reset the value before those paths return.
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In `@src/light/moonlive/MoonLiveScript.h` around lines 100 - 103, Update
compileScriptFile() and related failure handling so every failure path without a
source offset clears engine_.errorPos_ before MoonLiveScript::sync() reports
status. Ensure engine.freeCode() or the appropriate no-source failure paths
reset errorPos_, while preserving genuine source offsets for compilation errors.
Apply the same fix in `@src/core/moonlive/MoonLive.cpp` at line 53: The reset is
currently reached only after place() succeeds.
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Remove the duplicate struct Case declarations.
The shown block declares struct Case four times in the same function scope. C++ rejects the redefinitions, so unit_moonlive_compiler.cpp cannot compile. Keep one declaration.
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In `@test/unit/core/unit_moonlive_compiler.cpp` at line 468, Remove the duplicate
Case struct declarations from the function, retaining a single struct Case
definition shared by the test cases so unit_moonlive_compiler.cpp compiles
without redefinition errors.
A MoonLive script is now something you add or replace like any other module: one alphabetical list, scripts marked, and the card takes the script's name. To a user there is no longer a difference between a compiled effect and a live one. Performance: not collected (no board attached this cycle; no tick-path code changed). **Core** - A compile error's position is zero-based, converted once where the compiler's one-based column meets everyone else. `hasErrorPos()` says whether there is a position at all, because zero became a legal offset. - Both are cleared in `freeCode()`, so a failure with no offset of its own (no control memory, codegen refused) cannot report a previous error's position. - `POST /api/modules/<name>/replace` takes an optional `name`, the counterpart of `id` on create. `replacementName` decides: a requested name wins, else a custom one is kept, else the fresh module keeps its own type's default. **UI** - Scripts and compiled modules merge into one alphabetical list in both the add and the replace picker, with scripted and compiled filter chips leading the chip row. A script the device lacks is marked and downloaded before the card is made, so a card never points at a file that is not there. - Picking a script names the card after it, deduplicated on collision. A replace renames too: a card is named after what it runs. - Fixed: a refresh landed on Control instead of the open Layer or File Manager. The WebSocket full state and the /api/state fetch race, and only the fetch restored the saved root, so whichever arrived first decided. - Fixed: pointing a card at a broken script left it showing "(none)" over an empty editor. A script that compiles changes the module's schema and gets a free resync; one that fails defines nothing, so only the status text arrived. - Fixed: the editor's resize stopped at its minimum height, so it could only ever grow. The grip is now drawn and dragged by us, since the native one is unreachable under a textarea that covers the corner. - The failing line is marked with a positioned band rather than by splicing the highlighter's markup, which cannot survive a token that spans lines. **Scripts/MoonDeck** - The JS suite's glob is expanded in Python rather than by the runtime, and the two suite flags are mutually exclusive. - CI names the MoonLive C++ check as its own step, so "all 34 scripts are valid C++" is readable in the log instead of folded into one count. **Tests** - The offset contract is pinned on a multi-line script whose failure is not at a line start, so an off-by-one shows. - The picker's merge, marker, download flag, ordering, chip partition and position-based slot lookup; the saved-root restore on both arrival paths. - Every compile error fits the status line whole, offset included, read from the compiler's own messages so the two cannot drift. **Reviews** - 👾 A replace resolved its slot by the old name (gone) and by the requested name, which on a collision is a DIFFERENT card: the script landed on the wrong module. Now resolved by position, captured before the replace. Fixed, with a test. - 👾 A docstring said the name is left alone while the code always renames: fixed. - 👾 Adding failed silently after twenty name collisions: it now says so. - 👾 The remote-download block was duplicated across both paths: now mlEnsureLocal. - 👾 A test constant contradicted the source it was checking: fixed. - 👾 A hand-rolled first-flag loop and a dead child-key branch: both removed. - 👾 The editor registry's sweep is status-gated, so a module that never reports one keeps inert entries: documented rather than changed, they go with the module. - 👾 Duplicate `struct Case` in a test: skipped, the two are in different functions with different members and the file compiles clean. - 👾 Prism was marked MIT without carrying the license: full notice added. Skipped this cycle: the ESP32 firmware build and the Improv smoke test (no board attached, at the product owner's direction); the GCC build (it runs on a failing CI run, and CI is green); device-model catalog and firmware list (untriggered). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@src/ui/app.js`:
- Around line 2756-2760: Update the createCard and modal error-marking flows to
use each card’s already-computed status text instead of querying the live
document, and defer editor.markError until fmMountEditor’s initial load promise
resolves so offsets are applied to the loaded file content. Apply the same
sequencing and data-source fix to both the card path and the modal path.
In `@test/unit/core/unit_moonlive_compiler.cpp`:
- Around line 477-480: Update the column assertion in the parser diagnostic test
around line, src, and at to compare col against the exact expected zero-based
column reported for the missing closing parenthesis, replacing the broad col > 1
check. Use the fixture’s actual column value so off-by-one conversion errors
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This mark cannot find the status row, and runs before the file text exists.
Two problems in this block:
document.querySelectorsearches the live document.createCardbuilds a detached card, andrenderCardsclears#mainat Line 947 beforerenderModuleTreeappends it. So at this point no[data-status-mid]row for this module is in the document, androwis null. Read the row from the card under construction instead of from the document.fmMountEditorstarts itsloadasynchronously (Line 6626).markErrorderives the line frombody.valuethroughlineColAt, so at this moment the textarea is still empty and every offset resolves to line 1.
Apply the mark after the editor's initial load resolves, and pass the status text the card already computed rather than re-reading it from the DOM.
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- {
- const row = document.querySelector(
- `[data-status-mid="${cssEscape(moduleName)}"] .status-value`);
- if (row) editor.markError(row.textContent);
- }
+ // The module's own status, from state rather than the DOM: the card is still detached
+ // here, so a document query finds nothing. Deferred until the initial load has text to
+ // count lines in, since markError resolves the offset against the textarea.
+ {
+ const own = findModule(moduleName);
+ if (own && own.status) {
+ editor.load(pathOf(ctrl.value)).then(() => editor.markError(own.status));
+ }
+ }The modal path at Line 6688 reads the same row and has the same load-order gap; fix both together.
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In `@src/ui/app.js` around lines 2756 - 2760, Update the createCard and modal
error-marking flows to use each card’s already-computed status text instead of
querying the live document, and defer editor.markError until fmMountEditor’s
initial load promise resolves so offsets are applied to the loaded file content.
Apply the same sequencing and data-source fix to both the card path and the
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| CHECK(src[at] != '\n'); | ||
| CHECK(col > 1); |
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Pin the exact column, not only col > 1.
The change converts the parser's one-based Lexer::col() to a zero-based offset in MoonLive.cpp. An off-by-one in that conversion still satisfies col > 1 and src[at] != '\n', so this test cannot detect the exact defect it was added for. Assert the exact column of the missing ).
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CHECK(line == 3);
// The character AT the offset is where the parser stopped, on the line it belongs to.
CHECK(src[at] != '\n');
- CHECK(col > 1);
+ // The offset must land ON the ';' the parser choked on, so the column is exact rather
+ // than merely inside the line: an off-by-one in the one-based to zero-based conversion
+ // shifts this by one and nothing else in this test would notice.
+ CHECK(src[at] == ';');
+ CHECK(col == 30);Adjust the literal column to what the fixture actually reports, and let the assertion fail if the conversion drifts.
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| // The character AT the offset is where the parser stopped, on the line it belongs to. | |
| CHECK(src[at] != '\n'); | |
| CHECK(col > 1); | |
| CHECK(line == 3); | |
| // The character AT the offset is where the parser stopped, on the line it belongs to. | |
| CHECK(src[at] != '\n'); | |
| // The offset must land ON the ';' the parser choked on, so the column is exact rather | |
| // than merely inside the line: an off-by-one in the one-based to zero-based conversion | |
| // shifts this by one and nothing else in this test would notice. | |
| CHECK(src[at] == ';'); | |
| CHECK(col == 30); |
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In `@test/unit/core/unit_moonlive_compiler.cpp` around lines 477 - 480, Update the
column assertion in the parser diagnostic test around line, src, and at to
compare col against the exact expected zero-based column reported for the
missing closing parenthesis, replacing the broad col > 1 check. Use the
fixture’s actual column value so off-by-one conversion errors fail the test.
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Fixes the three sanitizer jobs, which failed to compile. No behavior change. **Tests** - The replacement-name test introduced the first std::string in this file, and GCC does not supply <string> transitively where clang does. Verified against CI's own toolchain (build_desktop.py --gcc --tests, g++-16): 1630 tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The sanitizer jobs build the whole C++ suite, but the workflow only triggered on Python, JS and MoonLive paths. A C++ change could break them with no run at all, and the fix could not prove itself either. **Docs/CI** - src/**, test/unit/** and CMakeLists.txt join the trigger paths, so what runs matches what those jobs compile. Found when a one-line include fix for the failing sanitizer jobs pushed without starting a run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A card built while its script is broken now shows the marked line straight away, on the right line. The test that guards the error position can finally catch the defect it was written for. **UI** - The initial error mark moved into the editor's load, and the status it should apply is passed in rather than read back from the DOM. Marking at construction could not work: createCard builds a DETACHED card, so the status row it looked for was not in the document, and it ran before the file arrived, so every offset resolved to line 1. - markError is a named function rather than a member of the returned object, so the load path and the API share one implementation. **Tests** - The offset test asserts the EXACT column and the character at it. `col > 1` was satisfied by an off-by-one in the one-based to zero-based conversion, so the test passed while the bug it exists for was live. Verified by reintroducing that off-by-one: the old assertion stayed green, the new one fails. **Reviews** - 🐇 The offset test could not detect the defect it was added for: fixed, and the fix proved against a deliberately reintroduced off-by-one. The suggested column literal was 30; the fixture reports 29, so the number came from the code. - 🐇 The initial mark queried a detached DOM and ran before the file loaded: both fixed by moving it into the editor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adding a MoonLive script and adding a compiled module are now the same gesture,
and a script is a first-class thing to edit: the editor colors it, says where the
caret is, and marks the line a compile failed on. MoonLive loops are written the
way C++ writes them, so every shipped script is valid C++ exactly as written and a
compiler proves it on every PR.
The language
for (int i = 0; ...)is required. This closes the last exception to a rule thelanguage already held everywhere else: members carry a type and assigning to an
undeclared name was already refused, so the loop counter was the only variable that
appeared from nowhere.
intis also the only type it could be.It removes machinery rather than adding it.
test_scripts_are_cpp.pyno longerrewrites loop headers before compiling, and the language reference drops from two
deliberate C++ divergences to one.
The picker
Scripts and compiled modules merge into one alphabetical list, in both the add and
the replace picker, with scripted and compiled filter chips leading the chip row.
Picking a script creates or replaces a card named after it, deduplicated on
collision; a script the device does not hold is marked and downloaded first, so a
card never points at a file that is not there. The card's own script picker is
unchanged.
POST /api/modules/<name>/replacegained an optionalname, the counterpart ofidon create, because the device otherwise preserves any name that is not the oldtype's default and cannot tell a generated name from a chosen one.
The editor
Syntax highlighting (vendored Prism over a transparent textarea), a caret readout,
and the failing line marked with a positioned band. A compile error travels as
message @<offset>, which the editor turns into a line and column, since only itholds the text the offset counts into.
Fixes found along the way
WebSocket full state and the
/api/statefetch race, and only the fetch restoredthe saved root, so whichever arrived first decided.
A script that compiles changes the module's schema and gets a free resync; one
that fails defines nothing, so only the status text arrived.
every consumer counts from zero.
buffer was 48 bytes while messages ran to 73; the messages were shortened and the
buffer sized to what remains.
driver, and ~20 KB of recursion on a 12 KB stack in
removeRecursive.nothing.
Verification
Unit tests, 135 Python and 121 JS tests, scenario tests, the desktop and no-backend
builds, and the spec, prose, boundary and hot-path checks all pass. Scenario
failures are the pre-existing set, confirmed against a clean tree.
The Reviewer ran over the branch twice. The one that mattered: after a replace, the
slot was resolved by the old name (gone) and by the requested name, which on a
collision is a different card, so the script landed on the wrong module. It is now
resolved by position, captured before the replace, and pinned by a test.
Not run: the ESP32 firmware build and the Improv smoke test (no board attached);
the GCC build, which runs on a failing CI run.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes
Documentation