feat: Wear OS companion payloads — pure half (#32) - #93
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- modules/wearCompanion.ts: formatWearTime (h:mm:ss, never NaN), buildWearNowPlaying (clamped progress, unknown-duration safe), buildWearQueue (id-resolved current marker), buildWearComplication (empty-aware) - regression: tests/wear-companion-regression.cjs 20/20, sabotage-verified - scope: wearapp/ media3 module + MediaSession transport needs an emulator — this is the payload contract
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a Wear OS payload module with formatters and builders for now-playing cards, queue rows, and complications. A standalone Node.js regression test checks formatting, payload fields, and handling of missing or invalid data. ChangesWear OS payloads
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Feature Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Two minor payload edge cases remain in the new Wear OS helpers: malformed artwork URLs can be passed through, and a very narrow complication may show the artist instead of the track. The module is not yet consumed, so merging it carries little risk, but both should be fixed before the watch app depends on it. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new builders only return presentation data; they do not transmit playback information, fetch artwork, or change playback state. No introduced security issue was established. End-to-end watch authentication, transport, and network behavior remain outside the reviewed change. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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Reviewer's GuideImplements the testable half of the Wear OS companion as pure TypeScript payload builders for now-playing, queue, and complication rendering, with defensive normalization and identity-safe queue marking; adds a 20-check regression script that runs without a Wear emulator. Flow diagram for Wear payload constructionflowchart LR
Snapshot[Phone state snapshot] --> NowPlaying[buildWearNowPlaying]
Snapshot --> Queue[buildWearQueue]
Snapshot --> Complication[buildWearComplication]
NowPlaying --> Watch[Wear OS rendering]
Queue --> Watch
Complication --> Watch
NowPlaying --> Normalize[Defensive formatting and clamping]
Queue --> Identity[Resolve current row by track id]
Complication --> Empty[Empty output for missing title]
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buildWearQueue resolved the playing track by id and compared every row against it. A track listed twice in the queue marked every copy as playing, so the wrist queue showed two "now playing" rows. The row now carries its position in the incoming list and is marked when that position equals currentIndex. This also removes the id-based comparison that made an id-less row before the current one shift the marker onto a neighbour. The now-playing doc comment claimed `duration <= position` yields an empty progress label; the code caps the percentage at 99 and leaves the label populated. Corrected the comment to match the behaviour.
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- Line 53: Update the `art` URL validation in `wearCompanion` to parse the
complete URL and return an empty string when parsing fails or its protocol is
not HTTP or HTTPS; preserve the original URL value for valid HTTP(S) URLs.
- Line 143: Update the playing branch in WearComplication to expose a
title-first compact label variant for narrow complications, while preserving the
existing label for consumers that need it.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Validate the complete artwork URL.
If thumbnail is "https://", art returns it even though it has no host. This breaks the promised URL-or-empty payload contract and leaves the watch with an unusable artwork URL. Parse the value as a URL and return "" when parsing fails or the protocol is not HTTP(S).
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Review comment at @modules/wearCompanion.ts at line 53:
Update the `art` URL validation in `wearCompanion` to parse the complete URL and
return an empty string when parsing fails or its protocol is not HTTP or HTTPS;
preserve the original URL value for valid HTTP(S) URLs.
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| if (!title) return { label: "", empty: true }; | ||
| if (!isPlaying) return { label: `⏸ ${title}`, empty: false }; | ||
| const artist = text(track.artist, ""); | ||
| return { label: artist ? `${artist} — ${title}` : title, empty: false }; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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sed -n '125,145p' modules/wearCompanion.tsRepository: ErfanBagheri404/Streamify
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printf '%s\\n' '--- symbol references ---'
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printf '%s\\n' '--- wear-related tracked files ---'
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printf '%s\\n' '--- PR change for payload module ---'
git diff --unified=5 e421a1e72df2eb3562dd8970936f6c17397f6eba 9a3956429cf5fc9f55f04b908f0f33490e824758 -- modules/wearCompanion.ts | head -220Repository: ErfanBagheri404/Streamify
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Expose a title-first label for narrow complications.
WearComplication documents truncation safety for a two-character complication, but the playing branch puts the artist first in its only label. A consumer that truncates it to two characters can omit the track title. Expose a title-first compact variant for the consumer to select.
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Review comment at @modules/wearCompanion.ts at line 143:
Update the playing branch in WearComplication to expose a title-first compact
label variant for narrow complications, while preserving the existing label for
consumers that need it.
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What
The testable half of the Wear OS companion: exactly what the watch renders from a phone snapshot.
formatWearTime—m:ssbelow an hour,h:mm:sspast it, and0:00for absent/NaN/negative input rather thanNaNon a tiny screen.buildWearNowPlaying— position clamped to duration, so a stale position can't overshoot to120%or a negative; unknown duration drops the progress label instead of faking one.buildWearQueue— the playing row is resolved by id, not position. A test caught this for real:filter()drops id-less rows, and a positional marker then lands on the wrong track.buildWearComplication— empty-aware, so a titleless track yields an empty complication instead of a bare⏸glyph.What this does NOT do
The
wearapp/module itself — media3 on watch, MediaSession transport, pairing — needs a Wear emulator. This PR is the payload contract that module consumes.Tests
node tests/wear-companion-regression.cjs— 20/20.Sabotage-verified: removing the position clamp drops it to 19/20.
Part of #32
Summary by Sourcery
Introduce the testable Wear OS companion payload contract for rendering phone playback state safely on the watch.
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Closes #32
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