Two fixes from on-device testing:
1. Fill the screen. The earlier stage capped the device at min(96vw,168vh)
and centred it, leaving big margins on wide phones. Now the device frame
goes transparent/borderless at position:absolute inset:0 and the OLED
grows (flex:1) so the unit fills the whole viewport edge to edge.
2. Follow light/dark/system in full-screen. The full-screen skin is the
themed page gradient (light in light mode, dark in dark, OS-driven on
system), and a theme toggle (◐/☀/☾ — same cycle + "metronome.theme" key
as the main page) now sits beside the exit ✕, since the top bar that
normally holds it is hidden in stage.
The themed gradient is painted on the device element rather than the body
because a position:fixed body doesn't propagate its background to the
canvas (left a white area). The decorative PWR dot is hidden in stage so
it doesn't sit under the floating controls.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add a ⛶ button (top bar) that takes the PM-1 device full-screen and locks
it to landscape — turning it into a glanceable stage display.
A single body.stage class drives the layout: top bar + load panel hidden,
OLED / beat-LEDs / transport enlarged with viewport units, plus a floating
✕ exit (the top bar is hidden in stage mode). Per platform:
- Android: requestFullscreen() + screen.orientation.lock("landscape").
- Desktop: real fullscreen; the lock harmlessly no-ops (already landscape).
- iPhone (no Fullscreen/orientation-lock API): CSS pseudo-fullscreen + a
"⟳ rotate to landscape" overlay shown when held in portrait.
Screen Wake Lock keeps the display awake during a performance (re-acquired
on visibility change). 'F' toggles; Esc / fullscreenchange tear the stage
down and unlock cleanly. All API calls are guarded so rejections on
unsupported platforms never throw.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The device case was nearly the same tone as the room — the body's
radial-gradient even peaked *lighter* than the case — so the unit blended
into the background. Added a theme toggle mirroring the editor (◐/☀/☾,
cycles system → light → dark, shares the "metronome.theme" key, with a
pre-paint head script to avoid a flash) and reworked the palette around it:
- dark: a charcoal device sits a clear step lighter than a near-black room,
with a rim highlight + drop shadow + faint cyan glow so it reads as an object;
- light: the dark device sits on a bright "desk" card (panel + fields go light).
Device internals (OLED, beat LEDs, buttons, knob, screws) keep fixed
dark-hardware colours in both themes via --dtxt/--dmuted, so only the
environment switches.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both index.html (editor) and player.html (hardware-player mockup) now pull
their common code from src/ via a new build-time include marker
(/*@BUILD:include:src/…@*/), resolved by build.sh:
src/engine.js — audio voices (DRUMS×30), Web Audio scheduler primitives,
and the share-language codec (patch/set-list encode+decode)
src/setlists.js — SEED_SETLISTS, so the player ships the SAME default set
lists as the editor (player BUILTIN = SEED_SETLISTS)
src/base.css — reset + VARASYS brand palette + type stack
The editor inlines the CC0 acoustic samples; the player passes an empty
SAMPLES object and the shared playInstrument falls back to its synth voices,
so the device stays faithfully synth-only. Each app keeps its own state
globals, setBpm, advanceMaster/scheduler, and UI. ~400 lines of duplicated
engine code removed; the player's favicon is now the shared @BUILD:favicon@.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A self-contained simulator of the RP2040 "PM-1" unit: it plays the share
language (synth voices, same scheduler) and drives an OLED + beat-LED
display like the firmware would. Loads from a #p=/#sl= link, the editor's
saved set lists (localStorage), or a pasted patch / set-list code — with
validation. Transport: play/stop, prev/next item, tempo ±, tap; bar-count
segments auto-advance. deploy.sh now version-stamps and publishes it too.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
