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MIDI desks anywhere: the APC40 profile, USB MIDI on a board, OSC followers - #132
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An Akai APC40 mkII plugged into the browser now drives a board: faders and knobs move the Control slots, the track buttons toggle switches, and the 40 clip pads show and apply the presets, lit dim white when stored and green when applied. The multi-board guide is restructured around the StadBeest video and gains a section on playing it by hand with the APC40. KPI: 256lights | Desktop:2158KB | tick:1/6/8/2/7/9/340/8/9/15us(FPS:1000000/166666/125000/500000/142857/111111/2941/125000/111111/66666) | ESP32:2065KB | src:299(75949) | test:226(51065) | functions-over:334 Commit: src +198/-63 lines | test +104/-3 lines | duplicated lines 3791 -> 3791 (+0) **Core** - The MIDI service gains a `profile` select, Mackie Control or Akai APC40 mkII. The APC40 profile maps faders to CC7, track knobs to CC 0x30 to 0x37 and track buttons to note 0x32, and its hidden `hello` carries the SysEx that switches the desk to host-lit mode plus the knob ring style. - The Control module exposes pad states (empty, stored, active) and `pressPad(slot)`, and mirrors the preset grid to a surface only after a preset is stored, moved, renamed, removed or applied. - `ControlSurface.h` drops the unused ring and color verbs; its notes explain why a surface receives values rather than colors. **UI** - The browser MIDI bridge asks for SysEx access and sends the service's `hello` before the desk slots, again after a reconnect. **Tests** - Four APC40 unit tests: faders, knobs and track buttons; the greeting; the top-left pad storing and applying preset 1; the button lights and knob rings following their slots. A JS test pins the hello parsing. **Docs/CI** - The control-surface reference gains the APC40 mkII section, and the desks get transparent photos; the MIDI service card names the profile. - The multi-board guide opens with the StadBeest video, follows the build order and adds playing it by hand with the APC40. - The S31 CoreBoard and P4-ETH pages gain a board image; the MIDI desks plan gains step 2b. - Scenario observations, repo-health, code, prose and docgen metrics. **Reviews** - 👾 pad states recomputed every 20 ms → done, mirrored only after a preset change. - 👾 ring and color verbs unused → done, removed. - 👾 the pad grid assumes the Control card's width → done, `static_assert`. - 👾 a test checked part of a pad message → done, the full `902002`. - 👾 an empty pad reported as acted on → done, "pad N is empty". - 👾 the reference claimed release velocity 0 → done, "note off" only. - 👾 stale `desk_` comment → done. - 👾 hard-wrapped Sources lines → done. - 👾 a test declared its controls twice → done. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds APC40 mkII MIDI support, USB MIDI host transport, OSC preset-pad following, browser SysEx handling, related tests, expanded hardware and installation documentation, and updated repository metrics. ChangesControl-surface integration
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant APC40 as Akai APC40 mkII
participant MidiService
participant ControlModule
APC40->>MidiService: Send control or pad MIDI
MidiService->>ControlModule: Apply control change or preset pad
ControlModule->>MidiService: Return surface and pad state
MidiService->>APC40: Send light, ring, or pad feedback
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Review comments at @docs/work/present/Plan-20261001 - Gamepads and MIDI desks
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- Line 214: Update the Akai support statement in the plan so other Akai desks
are described as waiting for MIDI learn support, rather than currently coming in
through learn; keep the APC40 mkII profile and MCU verification details
unchanged.
Review comments at @src/core/services/MidiService.h:
- Around line 191-192: Update the MIDI status handling around pressPad so an
unoccupied slot is reported as empty, while a failed attempt to apply a preset
in an occupied slot reports an application failure. Keep successful pad
reporting unchanged.
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- Line 112: Update resendPaced to schedule pad states alongside the existing
switch, fader, and encoder slots, reusing the pad-send behavior from resendTo so
newly attached paced surfaces receive the current pads even when padsMirrored_
matches padsRevision_.
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- Line 8968: Update the MIDI access request in the flow guarded by midiAsked so
SysEx is requested only for APC40; for Mackie Control, request ordinary MIDI
access so denied SysEx permission does not block input or feedback. Preserve the
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Preserve ordinary MIDI when SysEx access is denied.
This request requires SysEx permission even for Mackie Control. If the browser denies SysEx but would allow ordinary MIDI, the promise rejects. midiAsked then prevents another request, so Mackie input and feedback remain unavailable until reload. Request SysEx only for the APC40, or retry without SysEx and report that APC40 setup remains unavailable. The Web MIDI specification defines rejection when requested SysEx support is denied. (w3.org)
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Review comment at @src/ui/app.js at line 8968:
Update the MIDI access request in the flow guarded by midiAsked so SysEx is
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A MIDI desk now plugs straight into an S3 board's USB port, with no computer, and a board can follow another over OSC: it takes that board's values and presets, and sends back only what changes on its own desk. Together they make a MIDI-OSC bridge, a small board that turns any class-compliant USB MIDI desk into a network controller; the StadBeest runs one with an iCON QCon. KPI: 256lights | Desktop:2160KB | tick:1/6/7/2/6/7/300/7/7/11us(FPS:1000000/166666/142857/500000/166666/142857/3333/142857/142857/90909) | ESP32:2017KB | src:301(76611) | test:227(51341) | functions-over:333 Commit: src +825/-150 lines | test +307/-18 lines | code findings 1665 -> 1664 (complex function -1) | duplicated lines 3791 -> 3791 (+0) **Core** - USB MIDI host behind a platform seam (`usbMidiBegin/End/Connected/Read/Write`): two blocking tasks own the espressif/usb host stack and reach the render thread only through two packet queues. Built into the n8r8 and n16r8 images (`CONFIG_MM_USB_MIDI_HOST`); the S3 images grow 57 KB, of which 43 KB is the USB host stack. - `UsbMidi.h`: USB-MIDI 1.0 event packets in and out, SysEx included. - MidiService gains `usb`: the desk on the board's own port, greeted once, then sent only the slots that changed, at once rather than on the next tick. - OscModule: pads over OSC (`/mm/pad/N` presses a preset, a pad's state goes out as an int), `follow` (what arrives is the followed board's feedback; pads show its presets and a press is relayed; no seeding, a greeting instead), no value sent back to the host it came from, and a half-second hold-off for a control being moved here. - ControlModule: `setValue`/`value`/`turn` for a desk's input, remote pads, a `Seed` choice for attaching surfaces, and the paced resend covering the pads. - One OSC message encoder for both directions (`encodeSurface`, `encodeInt`), and the default feedback port and group as shared constants. **UI** - The browser asks for SysEx only when a desk's greeting carries one, so a Mackie desk works with SysEx refused; an unplug no longer re-greets every desk. **Scripts/MoonDeck** - `deviceModels.json`: the MIDI-OSC bridge device model; check_devices knows MIDI and OSC as capabilities. **Tests** - A follower test (values, echo, hold-off, pads, relayed press), a USB desk test on a desktop test desk (greeted once, changes only, no re-greet on prepare, input drives the surface), OSC pad press and paced pad resend, USB-MIDI packets, the int golden vector, and a pad that cannot apply. **Docs/CI** - services.md: OSC `follow`, pads and the echo rule; MIDI `usb`. The multi-board guide gains the bridge board; the control surfaces reference says the QCon works on a board's port. - A LightCrafter 16 reference page; its open questions go to the light backlog. - The MIDI plan's step 4 records what shipped and backlogs the legs pause and the QCon fader slide-back. - Repo health, code, docgen and prose metrics; scenario observations. **Reviews** - 🐇 the plan said other Akai desks come in through learn → done, they wait for MIDI learn. - 🐇 an occupied pad that fails to apply reported as empty → done, "did not apply", pinned. - 🐇 the paced resend skipped the pads → done earlier in this change, `kSurfaceValues`. - 🐇 SysEx asked for every desk → done, only when a greeting carries one, pinned. - 👾 releasing the interface with a transfer in flight wedged the host → done, endpoints halted and flushed first, returns checked. - 👾 every prepare re-greeted the USB desk → done, the port is taken only on a change, pinned. - 👾 a refused start was never retried → done, retried on the tick. - 👾 ratchets rose → done, docgen and prose even, code one lower. - 👾 a preset press over OSC applies on the render thread → no change: a press is a user action, and a preset apply runs at a frame boundary by design, as prepareTree does. - 👾 a long greeting token read past its buffer → done, bounded. - 👾 the follower's two pad grids → documented: a desk's pads show the followed board's presets, the card's grid this board's. - 👾 an IN error resubmitted in a loop → done, resubmit on completion only, an error closes the desk. - 👾 docs: long sentences, negatives in the LightCrafter page, a work link from reference, the leftover list, MC mode on the card, empty hosts → done; `//` above `hasUsbMidiHost` kept, as its sibling `hasHls` has it. - 👾 an unplug re-greeted every desk → done. - 👾 the USB path untested → done, a desktop test desk. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review comments at @mooninstaller/deviceModels.json:
- Around line 583-586: Add MIDI and OSC predicates to CAP_MODULE so the device
picker marks them active when modules of type MidiService and OscModule are
present; preserve the existing capability predicates.
Review comments at @src/core/services/MidiService.h:
- Around line 6-7: Remove the direct platform dependency from MidiService and
replace its platform::hasUsbMidiHost and platform::usbMidi* calls with an
injected core-owned USB-MIDI transport interface. Implement the transport
adapter under src/platform, and update the existing factory construction path to
provide it while preserving behavior when no USB-MIDI host is available.
Review comments at @src/core/services/OscModule.h:
- Around line 135-139: Update OscModule::sendPress to return whether the
pad-press packet was sent, preserving the existing early-exit behavior as
failure; propagate that result through pressPad so it reports success only when
the send succeeds.
Review comments at @src/platform/esp32/platform_esp32_usb_midi.cpp:
- Around line 203-210: Update MidiService::serveUsb to call
platform::usbMidiBegin on every USB service tick and refresh usbBegun_ with its
result, rather than skipping startup attempts once usbBegun_ is true. Keep using
usbMidiBegin’s existing task check to avoid duplicate starts while the library
task exists.
- Around line 150-155: Update the failed-startup branch in runClient() to
release any successfully allocated s.in and s.out transfers and deregister
s.client when present, clearing each state pointer after cleanup. Perform this
cleanup before deleting the client task so runLibrary() can observe client
shutdown and complete host teardown.
Review comments at @src/ui/app.js:
- Around line 8945-8948: Update midiWantsSysex and its caller to check SysEx
permission using the first MidiService, matching the service used for greeting
and desk output. Preserve the existing first-service precedence rather than
scanning later services.
Review comments at @test/unit/core/unit_ControlModule.cpp:
- Around line 1749-1759: In the test block that calls
mm::platform::setTestNowMs, add a scoped RAII guard that restores the test clock
to 0 when the scope exits, including during assertion failure and stack
unwinding. Keep the clock restoration reliable regardless of whether the test
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Add active-capability predicates for MIDI and OSC.
The device picker marks supported capabilities as active only when CAP_MODULE contains a matching predicate. The new model configures MidiService and OscModule, but MIDI and OSC have no predicates, so both appear as merely supported.
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WiFi: m => /^(Network|Ethernet|WiFi)Module$/.test(m.type || ""),
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Review comment at @mooninstaller/deviceModels.json around lines 583 - 586:
Add MIDI and OSC predicates to CAP_MODULE so the device picker marks them active
when modules of type MidiService and OscModule are present; preserve the
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Remove the platform dependency from MidiService.
src/core/services/MidiService.h directly includes platform/platform.h and calls platform::hasUsbMidiHost and the platform::usbMidi* transport functions. This violates the mandatory src/core/** boundary. src/core/util/UsbMidi.h provides packet encoding and decoding only; it is not a transport abstraction.
Define a small core-owned USB-MIDI transport interface, inject it into MidiService, and implement the adapter in src/platform. Preserve the no-host behavior and the existing factory construction path.
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Remove the direct platform dependency from MidiService and replace its
platform::hasUsbMidiHost and platform::usbMidi* calls with an injected
core-owned USB-MIDI transport interface. Implement the transport adapter under
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| void sendPress(uint8_t pad) override { | ||
| if (!feedback || !follow) return; | ||
| uint8_t pkt[48]; | ||
| sendFeedback(pkt, osc::encodeSurface(pkt, sizeof(pkt), SurfaceControl::Pad, pad, 1), nullptr); | ||
| } |
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Check the result of the pad-press send.
pressPad returns true after it calls sendPress. sendFeedback returns false when no host is set and no peer has written yet. In that case the press is dropped and the caller still reports success. For example, MIDI then shows "pad N" as applied. One fix is to make sendPress return a bool and propagate it to pressPad.
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Update OscModule::sendPress to return whether the pad-press packet was sent,
preserving the existing early-exit behavior as failure; propagate that result
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| if (usb_host_client_register(&client, &s.client) != ESP_OK | ||
| || usb_host_transfer_alloc(kTransferBytes, 0, &s.in) != ESP_OK || usb_host_transfer_alloc(kTransferBytes, 0, &s.out) != ESP_OK) { | ||
| ESP_LOGE(kTag, "USB client did not start"); | ||
| s.clientTask = nullptr; | ||
| vTaskDelete(nullptr); | ||
| return; |
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Clean up failed USB client startup
When client registration succeeds but a transfer allocation fails, runClient() deletes itself without freeing the successful allocation or deregistering s.client. runLibrary() then keeps waiting for the no-client event, so the host is not uninstalled. usbMidiBegin() still reports success because s.libTask remains set, and MidiService does not retry the missing client. Clean up the partial startup before deleting the client task.
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--- "a/src/platform/esp32/platform_esp32_usb_midi.cpp"
+++ "b/src/platform/esp32/platform_esp32_usb_midi.cpp"
@@ -147,12 +147,24 @@
usb_host_client_config_t client = {};
client.max_num_event_msg = 5;
client.async.client_event_callback = onClientEvent;
if (usb_host_client_register(&client, &s.client) != ESP_OK
|| usb_host_transfer_alloc(kTransferBytes, 0, &s.in) != ESP_OK || usb_host_transfer_alloc(kTransferBytes, 0, &s.out) != ESP_OK) {
ESP_LOGE(kTag, "USB client did not start");
+ if (s.out) {
+ usb_host_transfer_free(s.out);
+ s.out = nullptr;
+ }
+ if (s.in) {
+ usb_host_transfer_free(s.in);
+ s.in = nullptr;
+ }
+ if (s.client) {
+ if (usb_host_client_deregister(s.client) != ESP_OK) ESP_LOGE(kTag, "client deregister failed");
+ s.client = nullptr;
+ }
s.clientTask = nullptr;
vTaskDelete(nullptr);
return;
}
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| if (usb_host_client_register(&client, &s.client) != ESP_OK | |
| || usb_host_transfer_alloc(kTransferBytes, 0, &s.in) != ESP_OK || usb_host_transfer_alloc(kTransferBytes, 0, &s.out) != ESP_OK) { | |
| ESP_LOGE(kTag, "USB client did not start"); | |
| s.clientTask = nullptr; | |
| vTaskDelete(nullptr); | |
| return; | |
| if (usb_host_client_register(&client, &s.client) != ESP_OK | |
| || usb_host_transfer_alloc(kTransferBytes, 0, &s.in) != ESP_OK || usb_host_transfer_alloc(kTransferBytes, 0, &s.out) != ESP_OK) { | |
| ESP_LOGE(kTag, "USB client did not start"); | |
| if (s.out) { | |
| usb_host_transfer_free(s.out); | |
| s.out = nullptr; | |
| } | |
| if (s.in) { | |
| usb_host_transfer_free(s.in); | |
| s.in = nullptr; | |
| } | |
| if (s.client) { | |
| if (usb_host_client_deregister(s.client) != ESP_OK) ESP_LOGE(kTag, "client deregister failed"); | |
| s.client = nullptr; | |
| } | |
| s.clientTask = nullptr; | |
| vTaskDelete(nullptr); | |
| return; |
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Update the failed-startup branch in runClient() to release any successfully
allocated s.in and s.out transfers and deregister s.client when present,
clearing each state pointer after cleanup. Perform this cleanup before deleting
the client task so runLibrary() can observe client shutdown and complete host
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| bool usbMidiBegin() { | ||
| if (s.libTask) return !s.stop; // still giving the port back: the next tick asks again | ||
| if (!s.rx) s.rx = xQueueCreate(kRxPackets, 4); | ||
| if (!s.tx) s.tx = xQueueCreate(kTxPackets, 4); | ||
| if (!s.rx || !s.tx) return false; | ||
| s.stop = false; | ||
| // Below the render loop: both tasks block until the desk or a send needs them. | ||
| return xTaskCreate(runLibrary, "mmUsbMidi", 4096, nullptr, 4, &s.libTask) == pdPASS; |
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Retry USB MIDI startup after asynchronous host-install failure.
usbMidiBegin() reports only task creation. runLibrary() can then fail in usb_host_install() and clear s.libTask. MidiService keeps usbBegun_ true, so serveUsb() does not retry while USB remains enabled. Call usbMidiBegin() on every USB service tick; it remains idempotent while the library task exists.
Suggested fix
void serveUsb() {
// The port may still be on its way back from an earlier off, so a refused start is asked again.
- if (!usbBegun_) usbBegun_ = platform::usbMidiBegin();
+ usbBegun_ = platform::usbMidiBegin();
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Update MidiService::serveUsb to call platform::usbMidiBegin on every USB service
tick and refresh usbBegun_ with its result, rather than skipping startup
attempts once usbBegun_ is true. Keep using usbMidiBegin’s existing task check
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| // SysEx only when a greeting carries one, so a desk that needs none keeps working when SysEx is refused. | ||
| function midiWantsSysex(services) { | ||
| return services.some(m => /(^| )f0/.test(m.controls?.find(c => c.name === "hello")?.value || "")); | ||
| } |
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Use the first MidiService for SysEx permission.
The bridge already uses services[0] for the greeting and desk state. midiWantsSysex() scans all services instead. With Mackie first and APC40 later, the bridge can request SysEx permission but send only the empty Mackie greeting. Use the same first-service selector for permission and output. This preserves the existing first-service precedence.
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-function midiWantsSysex(services) {
- return services.some(m => /(^| )f0/.test(m.controls?.find(c => c.name === "hello")?.value || ""));
+function midiWantsSysex(service) {
+ return /(^| )f0/.test(service.controls?.find(c => c.name === "hello")?.value || "");
}
...
const services = allModules().filter(m => m.type === "MidiService");
if (!services.length) return;
- const sysex = midiWantsSysex(services);
+ const service = services[0];
+ const sysex = midiWantsSysex(service);
...
- const hello = midiAccess && services[0].controls?.find(c => c.name === "hello")?.value;
+ const hello = midiAccess && service.controls?.find(c => c.name === "hello")?.value;
...
- const desk = midiAccess && services[0].controls?.find(c => c.name === "desk")?.value;
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| // SysEx only when a greeting carries one, so a desk that needs none keeps working when SysEx is refused. | |
| function midiWantsSysex(services) { | |
| return services.some(m => /(^| )f0/.test(m.controls?.find(c => c.name === "hello")?.value || "")); | |
| } | |
| // SysEx only when a greeting carries one, so a desk that needs none keeps working when SysEx is refused. | |
| function midiWantsSysex(service) { | |
| return /(^| )f0/.test(service.controls?.find(c => c.name === "hello")?.value || ""); | |
| } |
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Update midiWantsSysex and its caller to check SysEx permission using the first
MidiService, matching the service used for greeting and desk output. Preserve
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| mm::platform::setTestNowMs(10000); | ||
| REQUIRE(desk.scheduler.setControl("Control", "fader4", "{\"value\":120}") == mm::Scheduler::SetControlResult::Ok); | ||
| desk.control->tick20ms(); | ||
| const auto stale = feedbackFrom(mm::SurfaceControl::Fader, 3, 90); | ||
| osc.handle(stale.data(), stale.size(), legs); | ||
| CHECK(surfaceValue(desk, "fader4") == 120); | ||
| mm::platform::setTestNowMs(10600); | ||
| const auto later = feedbackFrom(mm::SurfaceControl::Fader, 3, 130); | ||
| osc.handle(later.data(), later.size(), legs); | ||
| CHECK(surfaceValue(desk, "fader4") == 130); | ||
| mm::platform::setTestNowMs(0); |
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Reset the test clock if an assertion fails.
setTestNowMs changes process-wide state, and the platform contract requires tests to restore 0. If the REQUIRE fails, the normal-path reset does not run. Use an RAII guard to restore the clock during stack unwinding.
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--- "a/test/unit/core/unit_ControlModule.cpp"
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@@ -1746,7 +1746,10 @@
osc.out.clear();
// While fader 4 is being moved here, an echo of an earlier position does not pull it back; after the hold, the followed board's values land again.
+ struct ClockGuard {
+ ~ClockGuard() { mm::platform::setTestNowMs(0); }
+ } clockGuard;
mm::platform::setTestNowMs(10000);
REQUIRE(desk.scheduler.setControl("Control", "fader4", "{\"value\":120}") == mm::Scheduler::SetControlResult::Ok);
desk.control->tick20ms();
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| mm::platform::setTestNowMs(10000); | |
| REQUIRE(desk.scheduler.setControl("Control", "fader4", "{\"value\":120}") == mm::Scheduler::SetControlResult::Ok); | |
| desk.control->tick20ms(); | |
| const auto stale = feedbackFrom(mm::SurfaceControl::Fader, 3, 90); | |
| osc.handle(stale.data(), stale.size(), legs); | |
| CHECK(surfaceValue(desk, "fader4") == 120); | |
| mm::platform::setTestNowMs(10600); | |
| const auto later = feedbackFrom(mm::SurfaceControl::Fader, 3, 130); | |
| osc.handle(later.data(), later.size(), legs); | |
| CHECK(surfaceValue(desk, "fader4") == 130); | |
| mm::platform::setTestNowMs(0); | |
| struct ClockGuard { | |
| ~ClockGuard() { mm::platform::setTestNowMs(0); } | |
| } clockGuard; | |
| mm::platform::setTestNowMs(10000); | |
| REQUIRE(desk.scheduler.setControl("Control", "fader4", "{\"value\":120}") == mm::Scheduler::SetControlResult::Ok); | |
| desk.control->tick20ms(); | |
| const auto stale = feedbackFrom(mm::SurfaceControl::Fader, 3, 90); | |
| osc.handle(stale.data(), stale.size(), legs); | |
| CHECK(surfaceValue(desk, "fader4") == 120); | |
| mm::platform::setTestNowMs(10600); | |
| const auto later = feedbackFrom(mm::SurfaceControl::Fader, 3, 130); | |
| osc.handle(later.data(), later.size(), legs); | |
| CHECK(surfaceValue(desk, "fader4") == 130); | |
| mm::platform::setTestNowMs(0); |
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In the test block that calls mm::platform::setTestNowMs, add a scoped RAII guard
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A pad pressed on a board following another now reports success only when the press went out, and a USB client that fails to start cleans up so the port can be given back. The installer marks MIDI and OSC as active capabilities, and the browser asks for SysEx by the desk it greets. KPI: unchanged from 4aabaf4; code findings 1664 -> 1664, docgen and prose even. **Core** - `ControlSurface::sendPress` returns whether the press went out, and `ControlModule::pressPad` reports success only then. - The USB MIDI client task frees its transfers and deregisters through one cleanup, on a failed start as on a normal stop. **UI** - `midiWantsSysex` reads the first MIDI service, the one the browser greets. - The installer's device picker marks MIDI and OSC active for models carrying a MIDI service or an OSC module. **Tests** - The follower test restores the real clock through a scope guard, even when a check throws; the SysEx test pins first-service precedence. **Reviews** - 🐇 MIDI and OSC missing from the picker's capability predicates → done. - 🐇 MidiService calls the platform layer directly → skipped: core reaching the platform through its seam is the architecture, as the OSC module does for the network. - 🐇 sendPress reported success without sending → done. - 🐇 call usbMidiBegin on every tick → skipped: after a failed install that retries it 50 times a second; the retry covers a port still being given back. - 🐇 a failed client start leaked and blocked uninstall → done, one shared cleanup. - 🐇 SysEx decided across all services → done, the first one. - 🐇 the test clock restore could be skipped by a failing check → done, a scope guard. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A MIDI desk now drives MoonLight three ways: through the browser, including the new Akai APC40 mkII profile; plugged straight into an S3 board's USB port, with no computer; and from one board to another over OSC, since a board can now follow another. Put together, a small ESP32-S3 becomes a MIDI-OSC bridge, which turns any class-compliant USB MIDI desk into a network controller. The StadBeest runs one with an iCON QCon.
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The APC40 mkII profile (first commit)
profile: Mackie Control or Akai APC40 mkII, following Akai's protocol v1.2. Faders, knobs and activator buttons drive the surface; the 40 clip pads show and apply presets, dim white when stored and green when applied.USB MIDI on the board
usbsetting: the desk plugs into the board's own USB port. A platform seam with two blocking tasks owns the espressif/usb host stack and reaches the render thread only through two packet queues.UsbMidi.hreads and writes USB-MIDI 1.0 event packets, SysEx included.OSC followers
/mm/pad/Npresses a preset, and a pad's state goes back as an int. The 30-second paced resend covers the pads.followsetting:hostscan stay empty: it greets the leader as soon as the leader's first datagram arrives.Docs
follow, pads and the echo rule, plus MIDIusb.Verified
hostsgreets the leader within 6 seconds of booting.Open, in the MIDI plan's step 4
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