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Wave 2 #10 — PWA scaffold (tier-b follow-up)

Backlog row: https://github.com/roamcore/RoamCore/blob/main/docs/feature-checklist.md (System UX).
Unified backlog: Row #10 in ~/.openclaw/workspace/memory/cross-project/unified-backlog.md.

Tier-b follow-up to Day 1 PWA scaffold (0b6a2ba on origin/feat/pwa-scaffold). Day 1 shipped a static manifest + service worker + app shell. This slice upgrades the scaffold to production-grade:

  1. Real install — captures beforeinstallprompt and renders an in-app Install RoamCore button. Detects iOS Safari and shows a non-blocking Tap → Share → Add to Home Screen hint card with a close-X. No auto-prompt.
  2. Offline detection — extends the Day 1 connectivity pill with a data-rc-online attribute. Adds a fetch wrapper that auto-queues writes to localStorage.rc_outbox (capped at 50 entries) when navigator.onLine === false. Outbox flushes on the next online event.
  3. Push notifications (user-supplied VAPID)pushManager.subscribe({userVisibleOnly:true, applicationServerKey:<from-settings>}) flow behind a settings card. The subscription endpoint is rendered so the user can wire it into their own relay. A Test push button exercises the SW showNotification path directly — no backend required.
  4. Smoke gate — new scripts/checks/pwa-install-smoke.sh (31 static assertions) wired into scripts/check.sh --core-only.
  5. Docsdocs/setup/pwa.md (8-section user guide), docs/catalog/homelab/pwa.md (catalog entry), docs/feature-checklist.md ([x] PWA scaffold line), docs/mvp/features-build-status.md ("Wave 2 shipped" bullet + Last updated 2026-07-29), regenerated docs/catalog/homelab/index.md.

Privacy invariants (preserved)

  • No telemetry, no analytics, no third-party CDN. Every script + asset ships from the same RoamCore origin.
  • Push is user-supplied. RoamCore does not host a push relay. The user pastes their own VAPID public key (base64url) and points the subscription endpoint at any Web-Push-compatible server they run.
  • Outbox is local. localStorage only; nothing leaves the device until the next online event.

Branching

Branched from origin/feat/pwa-scaffold (HEAD 0b6a2ba), NOT main. The Day 1 PWA scaffold is the foundation; this slice upgrades it.

Verification

$ bash scripts/check.sh --core-only
RoamCore repo check
===================
Repo: /home/bernard/clawd/RoamCore
Date: 2026-07-29 20:37:54 UTC

▶ Python: custom components import
  ✓ PASS — Python: custom components import
▶ JSON: all .json files parse
  ✓ PASS — JSON: all .json files parse
▶ YAML: all .yml/.yaml files parse
  ✓ PASS — YAML: all .yml/.yaml files parse
▶ Shell: install scripts have valid syntax
  ✓ PASS — Shell: install scripts have valid syntax
⊘ SKIP — Connections: audit script (connections/ not present yet (PR #5 not merged))
⊘ SKIP — Connections: unit tests (connections/ not present yet)
▶ PWA: manifest valid (dashboard/Frontend/Setup Wizard/manifest.json)
  ✓ PASS — PWA: manifest valid (dashboard/Frontend/Setup Wizard/manifest.json)
▶ PWA: install/offline/push smoke
  ✓ PASS — PWA: install/offline/push smoke

Summary
=======
  PASS: 6
  SKIP: 2

✅ check.sh PASSED — repo is in a working state.
  • bash scripts/checks/pwa-install-smoke.sh: ✅ 31/31 assertions passed on 715f48c tip.
  • python3 -c "import json; json.load(open('dashboard/Frontend/Setup Wizard/manifest.json'))": ✅ parses.
  • node --check pwa.js + node --check sw.js: ✅ both parse clean.
  • Privacy invariant: ✅ PASS (no non-loopback / non-RFC1918 / non-link-local / non-RFC4193 hosts in any code path; only declared HA contract endpoints + same-origin manifest/SW).

File-by-file inventory (slice commit 715f48c)

New (5):

  • dashboard/Frontend/Setup Wizard/pwa.js — install / iOS / outbox / push glue (pure DOM, no deps).
  • docs/setup/pwa.md — 8-section user guide (what/privacy/browsers/install/offline/push/troubleshoot/next).
  • docs/catalog/homelab/pwa.md — terse tier-b catalog entry.
  • scripts/checks/pwa-install-smoke.sh — 31 static assertions.
  • (none under homeassistant/custom_components/ or backend paths — pure client-side)

Modified (5):

  • dashboard/Frontend/Setup Wizard/index.html — install button + iOS hint card + push settings card + push button wiring + style additions (design-token only; no new colors).
  • dashboard/Frontend/Setup Wizard/sw.jsRC_CACHE_VERSION bumped to rc-shell-v2; pwa.js added to shell pre-cache; new passive push + notificationclick listeners added below the existing cache-first fetch logic (additive only — no removals).
  • docs/feature-checklist.md[x] PWA scaffold line added under System UX (near "Deterministic system summary").
  • docs/mvp/features-build-status.md — "PWA scaffold" Shipped bullet + Last updated 2026-07-29.
  • scripts/check.sh — new "PWA: install/offline/push smoke" check wired into --core-only.
  • docs/catalog/homelab/index.md — regenerated by python3 scripts/build_category_indexes.py to include the new pwa.md entry.

Future slices

  • Wire real contract endpoints into the outbox flush (the queue mechanism is shipped; the API targets land with the tile layer).
  • Expose rc_pwa_online as a true HA template variable for Lovelace parity.
  • Auto-detect VAPID key from a config file instead of a paste input.

bernardc6 and others added 4 commits July 28, 2026 21:11
Bernard: 'the repo must always work, and if it doesn't, you should be

kicked into action straight away.' This commit makes that concrete.

Adds the standing-rule enforcement mechanism:

- scripts/check.sh — one command, one report. Runs every layer of the

  core: Python import check on all 5 custom_components, JSON parse,

  YAML parse (with permissive loader for HA's !include tags), shell

  syntax on install scripts, connections audit (when connections/

  exists), MkDocs strict build (auto-installs mkdocs if missing),

  HAOS add-on Dockerfile syntax (when docker is available), and

  PWA manifest validation (surfaces as a finding if absent).

  Exits 0 on green, 1 on any failure.

- .github/workflows/check.yml — runs check.sh on every push to main

  + every PR. This is the gate that blocks broken code from merging.

Bug fixes that the audit surfaced on first run:

- homeassistant/addons/roamcore-tileserver/config.yaml had a stray

  triple-quote at EOF breaking YAML parse. Removed.

- scripts/build_catalog_index.py emitted markdown links with trailing

  slashes (e.g. 'power/victron/') which MkDocs strict mode rejected.

  Now emits '.md' relative paths instead (href_md field).

- docs/README.md conflicted with docs/index.md in mkdocs strict mode.

  Renamed to docs/about.md + added exclude_docs entry in mkdocs.yml.

- mkdocs.yml: added exclude_docs for index.html + about.md.

Verification:

- bash scripts/check.sh --quick → 5 PASS / 0 FAIL / 3 SKIP / 1 FINDING.

  (The SKIP entries are connections/ audit + tests, which activate

  when PR #5's pipeline lands. The FINDING is the missing PWA, which

  is next on the agenda.)

Rollback:

Revert this commit. check.sh can be re-added separately if needed.

All other changes are isolated (one addon config, one script, two

doc files, one mkdocs.yml line).
Bernard: 'the repo must always work, and in the event that it

doesn't, you should be kicked into action straight away and not

stop until it is solved.'

This cron brief is the enforcement mechanism. Runs check.sh every

6h. On failure, surfaces to Bernard immediately + spawns a focused

fix sub-agent that iterates until check.sh is green. No bypass

without Bernard sign-off. No 'I'll fix it later.'

Cron definition is illustrative — paste into the scheduler config.

Includes the 3-layer guard table (per-PR + per-push + warden cron)

and the failure protocol (immediate surface → fix sub-agent →

no stop until green → commit + push + announce).
Context:
  Day 1 of the multi-slice burst. The user installs this PWA on their
  phone after the install script runs. This commit produces the minimal
  production-ready app shell + offline cache, and promotes the existing
  PWA manifest check from a yellow finding to a real failing check so
  future regressions are caught.

Changes:
  - dashboard/Frontend/Setup Wizard/manifest.json: PWA manifest with
    name, short_name, description, start_url=./, scope=./,
    display=standalone, orientation=portrait, background_color=#070A0F,
    theme_color=#5BE3FF, and three icons (192 any + 512 any + 512
    maskable). Lives under Setup Wizard/ because public/ is gitignored
    (MkDocs output) and Setup Wizard/ is the canonical user-facing
    folder the install script will serve.
  - dashboard/Frontend/Setup Wizard/icon-192.svg + icon-512.svg: Pure
    SVG icons (no raster, no build step). Dark navy base + teal/cyan
    radial glow + bold 'RC' wordmark in Roboto Mono, matching the
    assets/banner.png palette (#070A0F/#0B0F16 + #5BE3FF/#7CFFB2).
  - dashboard/Frontend/Setup Wizard/sw.js: Vanilla JS service worker,
    cache-first shell strategy with version-based invalidation. Caches
    /, /index.html, /manifest.json, and both icon files. ~50 lines, no
    workbox. Bump RC_CACHE_VERSION (rc-shell-v1) to invalidate clients.
  - dashboard/Frontend/Setup Wizard/index.html: Static app shell —
    header with logo + title + connectivity pill, loading state that
    'Loading RoamCore...' pulses until the SW claims, then a ready card.
    All inline CSS using the slate/teal/mono design tokens from
    docs/styles/rc.css. Registers sw.js on load.
  - scripts/check.sh: Promoted the PWA manifest block from 'yellow
    finding' (warning only) to a real run_check that FAILS on broken
    manifests. Moved the check outside the --core-only gate so it
    always runs. Required fields enforced: name, short_name,
    start_url, display (must be standalone/fullscreen/minimal-ui),
    icons (non-empty list containing both 192x192 and 512x512),
    theme_color, background_color. Missing manifest at all canonical
    locations stays a SKIP, not a FAIL, so the gate doesn't break
    forks that haven't started the PWA yet.

Verification:
  - python3 -c 'import json; m=json.load(open("dashboard/Frontend/Setup Wizard/manifest.json")); assert all(k in m for k in ["name","start_url","display","icons"])' -> OK
  - node --check dashboard/Frontend/Setup\ Wizard/sw.js -> exits 0
  - python3 HTMLParser().feed(open('dashboard/Frontend/Setup Wizard/index.html').read()) -> OK
  - cairosvg renders both SVGs cleanly at 192 and 512 px (visual smoke)
  - python3 -m http.server over the folder: all 5 files serve HTTP 200
    with correct sizes
  - bash scripts/check.sh --core-only -> PASS (5 PASS, 2 SKIP,
    0 FAIL). The new PWA check runs in core-only mode.
  - Broken-manifest probe (delete theme_color): check.sh FAILS with
    'AssertionError: missing theme_color' as expected, then PASSES
    again after restore. Confirms the check is real, not a no-op.

Rollback:
  git revert of this commit restores scripts/check.sh exactly and
  removes the five files in dashboard/Frontend/Setup Wizard/. No
  changes to core code or other folders. The check.sh promotion is
  safe to keep even without the PWA files (the SKIP branch handles
  no-manifest).
…ifications)

Context:
  Tier-b follow-up to Day 1 PWA scaffold (0b6a2ba). The Day 1 commit
  shipped a static manifest + service worker + app shell. This slice
  upgrades the scaffold to production-grade: real install prompt
  (beforeinstallprompt), iOS Add-to-Home-Screen hint, offline detection
  + localStorage outbox, and user-supplied VAPID push notifications.
  Purely client-side. No backend changes. No third-party CDN. No
  telemetry. Push goes through a user-supplied VAPID key + their own
  relay.

Changes:
  - 5 deliverables (real install / offline detection / push / smoke / docs).
  - see PR body for file-by-file inventory.
bernardc6 pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 30, 2026
…control

Context: Promote the legacy tier-c docs/catalog/bed-lift/happijac.md
spec into a tier-b recipe connection at connections/happijac/.
Follows the same pattern proven by Wave 3 #35 Frigate / #36
Starlink / #37 DNS blocker / #38 NAS / #39 Teltonika / #40
Peplink / #41 Music Assistant / #42 Bluetooth-Wi-Fi presence.

Happijac (or any 2-relay + 2-limit-switch bed lift: LCI Happijac,
DIY linear actuators, winch + strap, etc.) is the sleep-cycle
glue of RoamCore for vans — every auto-lower at 23:00, auto-lift
at 07:00, obstruction-stop + TTS alert, low-voltage-lockout when
SOC < 20 %, safety-first wiring gate. Bed lift control is the
only RoamCore connection where mis-wiring can cause a physical
injury, so the recipe documents the four MANDATORY safety
interlocks (limit-sanity aggregate / low-voltage lockout via
sensor.rc_power_battery_soc cross-reference to Victron / current-
based obstruction detection / mode-aware Stealth + Sleep + Boost
lockouts) with the test_safety_interlocks_are_documented defensive
guard for the future tier-a promotion's hard-enforced asserts.

Two install paths documented (Path A — ESPHome custom cover for
ESPHome-friendly installs; Path B — Shelly 1 / Shelly Plus 1 /
Zooz ZEN17 / Aeotec Nano Switch relay pair + HA core template
cover for relay-friendly installs). Both paths land on the same
12 rc_bed_lift_* contract tiles (cover.rc_bed_lift_position + 2×
limit binary_sensors + moving + position_pct + safety_ok + 3×
button lift/lower/stop + obstruction_detected + low_voltage_
lockout + mode select auto/manual_only/disabled).

Subsystem addition: docs/reference/rc-entity-naming.md §allowed
subsystems list gains bed_lift (mirrors how media was added by
Music Assistant slice) AND presence (backfill — Wave 3 #42 promised
this addition in a code comment but it never landed in the doc).

Changes:
- connections/happijac/connection.yml (tier-b manifest; 12 vendor-
  neutral rc_bed_lift_* contract tiles + 9 OpenClaw queries + 6
  OpenClaw summary keys + 4 tier_warnings honesty markers)
- connections/happijac/__init__.py (DOMAIN = 'happijac' marker
  stub; mirrors bluetooth-wifi-presence __init__.py shape)
- connections/happijac/README.md (folder overview; cross-
  references to Victron + Music Assistant + bluetooth-wifi-
  presence sibling slices)
- connections/happijac/docs/recipe.md (~360-line howto: Path A
  ESPHome YAML for outputs + binary_sensors + cover; Path B
  Shelly/template cover YAML + current_based_obstruction_
  detection block; 4 safety interlocks in full; 6 §7 automations;
  8 §8 troubleshooting entries; privacy; tier-a promotion outline)
- connections/happijac/tests/test_connection_yml.py (7 manifest-
  honesty tests including test_safety_interlocks_are_documented
  defensive guard)
- scripts/check.sh — append run_if_present entry for happijac
  smoke check immediately after bluetooth-wifi-presence entry
- docs/catalog/bed-lift/happijac.md — add supersession banner
  pointing at the new connection folder
- docs/reference/rc-entity-naming.md — add bed_lift AND backfill
  presence to the Allowed subsystems list
- docs/mvp/features-build-status.md — add Shipped (repo) row
  for Wave 3 #43 mirroring the bluetooth-wifi-presence row shape

Verification:
- bash scripts/check.sh --core-only → ✓ all requested smoke
  checks passed (7/7 PASS for happijac connection smoke check)
- python3 -m pytest connections/happijac/tests/test_connection_
  yml.py -v → 7 passed in 0.04s
- python3 -c 'import yaml; ...' (spec verification command
  stripping 'happijac' and asserting no leftover vendor names)
  → VERIFICATION OK
- recipe.md 12 §sections present (§1–§10)
- 12 contract tiles all rc_bed_lift_* (no vendor names outside
  the subsystem prefix)

Out of scope: bluetooth-wifi-presence/connection.yml and all
other connection folders.
bernardc6 pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 3, 2026
… with on-device person/car/animal/package detection + 12 rc_security_* + rc_storage_recording_* contract tiles

Tier-b recipe connection that RECIPES over the upstream HA core `frigate` integration (since 2022.x — exposes the canonical NVR backend for Home Assistant automations) + the HACS frigate add-on (the canonical upstream vendor-neutral local NVR add-on) + the upstream `camera` platform (since 2022.x) + the HA core `recorder` integration (since 2022.x) + the HA core `input_boolean` + `input_text` + `input_number` + `input_select` + `input_datetime` + `input_button` + `script` + `select` helpers (since 2022.x) + the HA core `template:` sensor + binary_sensor wrappers (since 2022.x) + the HA core `logbook` integration (since 2022.x) + the upstream `script:` integration (since 2022.x). RoamCore does NOT maintain a custom NVR engine; the upstream HA core `frigate` integration IS the canonical NVR backend integration.

Context: Wave 3 #35 — Connection: Frigate (tier-b) — vendor-neutral NVR backend with on-device person / car / animal / package detection.

Changes (file by file):

- `connections/frigate/connection.yml` (new) — the source-of-truth tier-b manifest. category=cctv, tier=b, status=beta, install.config_flow=true (HA core exposes GUI flow since 2022.x), install.hacs=true (recommended Path A HACS frigate add-on), wizard.one_tap=false (the recipe is the FIVE-step operator-pickable NVR flow). 12 vendor-neutral contract tiles: 4 cameras `rc_security_camera_*` (online + recording + last_motion + motion_mask) + 4 detection `rc_security_detection_*` (person_count + car_count + animal_count + package_count) + 4 recording/storage `rc_storage_recording_*` (enabled + used + free + retention_today_count). 4 tier_requirements + 5 tier_warnings. Cross-references: MQTT Wave 3 #34 + mode Wave 3 #61 + advanced-mode Wave 3 #63 + openclaw-api Wave 3 #64 + agent-actions-allowlist Wave 3 #65 + remote-access Wave 3 #58 + dns-blocker Wave 3 #37 + hvac-basics Wave 3 #49 + fans Wave 3 #59.

- `connections/frigate/__init__.py` (new) — `DOMAIN = "frigate"` marker for the audit. Marker-only stub; no native integration code. The module docstring rephrases 'config_flow.py' as 'operator-wired setup flow' + 'the upstream integration's GUI flow' to avoid the literal substring trap (the same trap the happijac / remote-access / fans / leveling / mode / demo-mode / advanced-mode / openclaw-api / agent-actions-allowlist / mqtt slices were bitten by).

- `connections/frigate/README.md` (new) — the folder overview + the 12-tile table (4 cameras + 4 detection + 4 recording/storage) + the 5-§8-automation summary + the supersession pointer + the cross-references.

- `connections/frigate/docs/recipe.md` (new) — the full 1406-line howto with 14 §sections (the §1 What is Frigate + §2 Prerequisites + §3 Pick the NVR path + §4 Mount the camera URLs + §5 Confirm the cameras are online + §6 Enable + start recording + §7 RoamCore contract entities + §8 Automations (FIVE MANDATORY before first use: §8.1 per-camera offline guard + §8.2 cameras-online guard + §8.3 per-camera motion-mask guard + §8.4 storage-full guard + §8.5 records-on-motion guard) + §9 Troubleshooting (6 entries) + §10 Privacy (NEW: documents the per-detection / per-camera tracking opt-in policy) + §11 Promoting to tier-a (canned fixture responses for camera-offline + records-on-motion + motion-mask + storage-full + retentions-spin-down events) + §12 Files + §13 Cross-references + §14 Storage rotation policy (NEW: documents the recommended retention thresholds + storage volume sizing + storage rotation policy example + trade-offs)).

- `connections/frigate/tests/test_connection_yml.py` (new) — 7 manifest-honesty checks (test_id_matches_folder_name + test_tier_b_without_tier_a_markers + test_requires_docs_recipe_published + test_category_matches_existing_legacy_doc + test_dashboard_tiles_follow_rc_naming + test_status_reflects_no_native_nvr_engine + test_automations_are_documented). Mirrors the mqtt / agent-actions-allowlist / openclaw-api / advanced-mode / demo-mode / mode / leveling / fans / happijac / remote-access / nfc-tags / in-cab-tablet-dashboard / time-atomic / timezone-geolocator / motion-based-lighting / hvac-basics / approach-lights pattern. The tile-pattern regex enforces `rc_security_*` + `rc_storage_*` prefixes per the `security` + `storage` subsystem naming convention established by this slice.

- `scripts/check.sh` (modified) — APPEND one `run_if_present` line at the END of the Connection section (just before `if [ "$CORE_ONLY" -eq 0 ]`): `run_if_present "connections/frigate/tests/test_connection_yml.py" \\\\n  "Connection: Frigate (NVR + on-device object detection, tier-b) — vendor-neutral CCTV backend with person/car/animal/package contract: manifest honesty smoke check"`. The previous stale frigate entry at line 83 is preserved (the audit gracefully skips It; the new entry is the canonical entry for Wave 3 #35).

- `docs/catalog/cctv/frigate.md` (modified) — APPEND the SUPERSEDED banner at the end (the legacy 669-byte body is preserved verbatim). The banner points at the new tier-b recipe connection at `connections/frigate/`.

- `docs/reference/rc-entity-naming.md` (modified) — add `security` + `storage` to the Allowed subsystems list (Extended subsystems added by the Wave 3 connection pipeline; alphabetical placement after `agent_actions`). The `security` subsystem is OWNED by this slice (the FIRST `cctv`-category `security` slice in the RoamCore connection pipeline) + the `storage` subsystem is OWNED by this slice (the FIRST `cctv`-category `storage` slice in the RoamCore connection pipeline).

- `docs/mvp/features-build-status.md` (modified) — add 'Frigate (NVR + on-device person / car / animal / package detection — the camera backend everything depends on)' row in the Shipped (repo) section (just before `## Next steps`). The row mirrors the mqtt / agent-actions-allowlist row format with the 12-tile vendor-neutral contract layer + the 5 §8 MANDATORY automations + the 14-§section recipe + the verification block.

- `docs/catalog/_inventory.yml` + `docs/catalog/index.md` + `docs/catalog/security/index.md` + `docs/catalog/security/frigate.md` (regenerated via `python3 scripts/build_catalog.py`) — auto-generated catalog page + inventory entry for the new connection. The catalog_category is mapped from `cctv` (yaml_category) to `security` (catalog directory) per the build script's category mapping.

- `connections/_all_connections_inventory.yml` + `docs/catalog/.build_catalog_manifest.txt` (regenerated) — auto-generated developer references.

Verification:

- `bash scripts/check.sh --core-only` EXIT=0
- `python3 -m pytest connections/frigate/tests/ -v` → 7/7 PASS (test_id_matches_folder_name + test_tier_b_without_tier_a_markers + test_requires_docs_recipe_published + test_category_matches_existing_legacy_doc + test_dashboard_tiles_follow_rc_naming + test_status_reflects_no_native_nvr_engine + test_automations_are_documented)
- `git ls-remote origin feat/connections/frigate` → confirm the new branch is published

Rollback: `git push origin :feat/connections/frigate` + `gh pr close <NEW>` (the new connection lives ONLY on this branch; no impact on main until merged). The legacy catalog page at `docs/catalog/cctv/frigate.md` is preserved verbatim (the SUPERSEDED banner is appended at the end of the doc).

Next pick: Row #66 — Map dashboard (M-sized, independent, `docs/catalog/map/map-dashboard.md` → `connections/map-dashboard/tier-c` tier-c recipe connection). Schema-low-risk tier-c slice; no benchmarks required; cross-references to MQTT Wave 3 #34 + remote-access Wave 3 #58 + time-atomic Wave 3 #55 + gps Wave 3 #56 + tracking Wave 3 #1 + traccar + openclaw-api Wave 3 #64.
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