Two bugs:
1. RecentMessagesSince had msg_id IS NOT NULL filter — messages sent
before EXT-007 deployment all have msg_id=NULL so nothing was returned.
Removed the filter; mid-based INSERT OR IGNORE dedup is sufficient.
2. queryMessages didn't SELECT room, so gossipped messages had empty room
field. Added room to SELECT and Scan in queryMessages.
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file_complete in daemon mode carries transfer_id but no offer field.
The old condition required msg.offer, so the progress/cancel row was
never removed. Now clears using transfer_id first, offer.xid as fallback.
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Daemon scans the download directory for .tmp.meta sidecars on network join
and emits resumable_transfers IPC event. Web UI shows them in the Transfers
panel with a dimmed progress bar and "will resume on reconnect" note.
- proto: ResumableFile type, EvtResumableTransfers, resumable_files IpcMessage field
- mesh: ScanResumable() scans download dir and emits the event
- netmgr: call ScanResumable() after join (both Join and JoinByHash paths)
- web: resumableFiles store state, resumable_transfers handler, Transfers UI section
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- store: handle history_loaded event — prepend gossipped messages,
dedup by mid, sort by ts, record cutoff timestamp per room
- MessagePane: show "earlier messages" divider between history and
live messages based on the cutoff timestamp
- types: add history_loaded, room_created, create_room to IpcMsgType;
add messages field to IpcMessage
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The CI runner resolves @emnapi deps differently than local npm, causing
npm ci to fail regardless of Node version. npm install is more forgiving.
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After hello verification, the connecting peer sends history_request to
the first peer it meets (one per room, no fan-out). The responder queries
SQLite and replies with a history_chunk. Received history is stored via
INSERT OR IGNORE (mid dedup) and emitted as history_loaded IPC events.
- proto: MsgHistoryRequest/Chunk types, HistoryEntry, EvtHistoryLoaded,
ComputeMsgID (sha256 content-addressed ID), MsgID field on ChatMessage
- store: ALTER TABLE ADD COLUMN msg_id + unique index migration (idempotent);
RecentMessagesSince query (msg_id IS NOT NULL filter); msg_id persisted on save
- mesh: RequestHistoryFrom, HandleHistoryRequest, HandleHistoryChunk methods;
historyRequested/historyFirstPeer state to ensure single-peer requests
- peer: dispatch history_request/history_chunk; RequestHistoryFrom after hello;
stamp MsgID on incoming chat messages
- ipc: stamp MsgID on outgoing group chat messages
- EXTENSIONS.md: EXT-007 documented
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package-lock.json was generated with npm 11 (Node 24). CI was running
Node 20 which resolves @emnapi deps differently, causing npm ci to fail.
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libwebkit2gtk-4.0-dev was dropped in Noble; use 4.1 and pass
-tags webkit2_41 to wails build.
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Gitea act_runner intercepts actions/upload-artifact regardless of version
tag and uses an incompatible built-in. Restructured as one job that builds
all server binaries (cross-compiled) and the Linux desktop app, then
publishes directly to the release — no artifact handoff needed.
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upload-artifact@v4 and download-artifact@v4 are not supported on GHES.
Also drop merge-multiple (v4-only) and adjust release glob to artifacts/*/*.
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Three paths: browser-only, desktop app download, headless daemon.
Covers invites, anchor server basics, and mobile install.
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Daemon:
- Per-network download directories (-download-dir flag, set_download_dir IPC)
- File transfer resume after disconnection: .tmp.meta sidecars survive
interruption; resume_offset in file-accept lets sender seek and continue
- set_download_dir IPC command; download_dir reported in state_snapshot
Protocol:
- PeerMessage.ResumeOffset (EXT-006) for file transfer resume
- IpcMessage.ShareNetworks json tag changed from "networks" to "network_ids"
to fix duplicate json tag collision with Networks []NetworkInfo
Desktop app (cmd/app):
- Wails v2 shell embedding daemon logic directly (no subprocess)
- System tray on Linux/Windows via getlantern/systray; macOS hides to Dock
- OS notifications for message_received and file_complete via Wails events
- notray build tag for headless/CI builds without GTK tray headers
- build-app.sh: builds web frontend, copies dist, runs wails build
Web / PWA:
- manifest.json + Apple touch icon meta tags for mobile "Add to Home Screen"
- PNG icons (192px, 512px, 180px) generated from SVG
- Wails EventsOn("notify") hook in App.tsx for native OS notifications
CI:
- .gitea/workflows/build.yml: server binaries cross-compiled for 5 platforms,
desktop app for Linux amd64, release artifacts published on v* tags
Docs:
- README: download dir, file transfer resume, desktop app, PWA, CI sections
- EXTENSIONS.md: EXT-004 daemon mode marked shipped; EXT-006 resume added
- FUTURE.md: roadmap updated
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Rooms that receive a message while not active show a * prefix in the
sidebar. The marker clears when you tab to that room.
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/room <name> in the TUI sends create_room to the daemon, which persists
it in the rooms SQLite table and echoes room_created back. state_snapshot
now includes persisted rooms so they survive reconnects. Tab navigation
and room rendering pick them up automatically.
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-turn-url and -turn-secret flags on the daemon; credentials generated
using coturn use-auth-secret HMAC-SHA1 scheme (same as browser mode).
ICEServers field on mesh.Mesh threads extra ICE servers through to
every PeerConnection created by the anchor client.
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- Signed invites: waste: URI gains inviter+sig fields (Ed25519); hello
carries the invite so receiving peers can verify against known keys
- RequireInvite per-network flag: rejects peers without valid signed invite
- Hash-based hang links: #waste:base64 fragment pre-fills join form without
server-side leakage of network name
- Multi-share: shares.json (daemon) + waste_shares localStorage (browser);
IPC add_share/remove_share/list_shares commands
- EXTENSIONS.md: addendum documenting all waste-go protocol deviations from
YAW/2; all extensions are additive and backward compatible
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Daemon side:
- internal/shares: new package reads/writes shares.json next to identity
- proto: add ShareEntry type, add_share/remove_share/list_shares IPC commands,
shares_list event, path field on FileEntry
- netmgr: load shares.json on startup; ScanAllShares combines legacy ShareDir
with shares.json entries (recursive walk with relative paths)
- mesh: ScanFiles callback lets manager inject multi-share scanning without
mesh knowing about shares.json
- ipc: handle add_share, remove_share, list_shares commands
Browser side:
- ShareManager component replaces FolderPicker: shows list of named shares
with remove/re-pick buttons; persists share records to waste_shares in
localStorage (name, global flag, networkId)
- FolderPicker retained for internal use; Sidebar now uses ShareManager
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- FolderPicker: uses webkitRelativePath so paths like docs/report.pdf
are preserved; adds "include subfolders" checkbox (default on)
- FileBrowser: virtual directory tree with breadcrumb navigation,
sort by name/size, search filter, folders shown before files
- Protocol: browse sends path alongside name; get uses path as key
- FileEntry type gains optional path field
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coturn's use-auth-secret mode requires the TURN password to be
HMAC-SHA1(secret, username), not the raw secret. Pass ice servers
as a constructor argument so the async credential generation happens
before RTCPeerConnection is created.
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Committed a generated hex string that looked like a real secret.
Replaced with YOUR_SECRET_HERE to make it obviously an example.
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Replace placeholder YOUR_RANDOM_SECRET with an actual openssl rand -hex 32
output, with a note to generate a fresh one. Keeps the example copy-pasteable.
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Browser adapter reads turnURL + turnSecret from WASTE_CONFIG and adds a
TURN ICEServer entry automatically. Uses time-limited credentials
compatible with coturn's use-auth-secret mode.
README: new section under Hosting with coturn install, turnserver.conf,
firewall note (UDP 3478, no NPM needed), and config.js snippet.
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Emit peer_connected + peer_status(connecting) as soon as a PeerConn is
created, so peers appear in the sidebar even if ICE is still negotiating
or ultimately fails. The alias updates in-place once the DataChannel hello
arrives with the real nick.
Fixes: mobile/CGNAT peers being completely invisible when STUN hole
punching fails — they now show with a connecting/failed dot instead of
not appearing at all.
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Additional rooms:
- Store tracks customRooms per networkId; createRoom action slugifies and
deduplicates, switches active room on creation
- Sidebar: + button next to Rooms label opens an inline input; Escape
dismisses; Enter creates the room
Per-network share directories:
- Store tracks sharedFilesByNetwork keyed by networkId instead of a single
global map; setSharedFiles(files, networkId?) defaults to activeNetworkId
- FolderPicker reads per-network map to display accurate file count label
File transfer UX:
- Incoming file-offer now emits pending_offer instead of auto-accepting;
user sees Accept / Reject buttons in the sidebar Transfers section
- Progress events emitted per chunk during receive; Transfers panel shows
a live progress bar with received/total sizes
- file-cancel protocol message: sender or receiver can cancel an in-flight
transfer; DataChannel is closed and buffers discarded
- PeerConn: acceptOffer(), rejectOffer(), cancelRecv(), cancelSend()
- BrowserAdapter: acceptOffer(), rejectOffer(), cancelTransfer()
- Store: pendingOffers, fileProgress, acceptOffer, rejectOffer, cancelTransfer
- Transfers component renders in sidebar; auto-hides when no activity
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Mark web UI, peer gossip, and identity backup as shipped. Expand TURN
section with concrete implementation notes (one-liner ICEServers change +
3 daemon flags). Add per-network share directories and additional
channels/rooms as next items. Remove stale "not implemented" notes.
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Document the folder sharing, peer file browsing, and direct push (📎)
workflows added in the previous commit. Clarify that browser mode also
activates locally when config.js sets signalURL.
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Implements both pull (browse & download from a shared folder) and push
(send a file directly to a peer) using the yaw2 file protocol over WebRTC
DataChannels.
- PeerConn: handle browse/files/get/file-offer/file-accept/file-done
control messages; stream files in 64KB chunks over f:xid binary
DataChannels; auto-accept incoming offers (push and pull)
- PeerConn.sendFilePush(): initiate an outbound file transfer without
requiring the peer to browse first
- BrowserAdapter: sharedFiles map, setSharedFiles(), requestBrowse(),
requestGet(), sendFileTo() — propagates share map to all active peers
- Store: activeFilePeer, setActiveFilePeer, setSharedFiles, browseFiles,
sendFileTo; file_complete handler triggers browser download automatically
- FileBrowser component: third-column panel listing a peer's shared files
with name, size, and a download button
- FolderPicker component: webkitdirectory input in the sidebar (browser
mode only) for selecting a local folder to share
- Sidebar: 📎 send-file button on peer rows (hover) with inline file picker
- App.tsx: use browser mode when WASTE_CONFIG.signalURL is set, even on
localhost — allows testing browser mode via npm run dev with config.js
- deploy-daemon.sh: kill existing daemon before scp to avoid upload failure
when the binary is locked; remove duplicate kill block in restart step
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Replace bold duplicate-looking self row with dimmed name + small accent
"you" badge. Removes the ID (already shown in identity section at top).
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Switch back to flex, set explicit widths: 52px timestamp (nowrap, 24h),
90px alias (right-aligned). Eliminates wrapping and the large gap.
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Messages now use a fixed grid (44px ts · 120px alias right-aligned · 1fr text)
instead of flex, so text always starts at the same column regardless of alias length.
Self shown at top of peer list with accent dot and bold name.
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Hooks pc.OnConnectionStateChange in WireDataChannel to emit peer_status
events. On connected, calls pc.GetStats() to find the nominated candidate
pair and report candidateType (host/srflx/relay) and remote address.
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- Peers moved from right panel into sidebar below Rooms
- Messages left-aligned IRC style: time · alias · text
- Per-peer colored dot: green=direct/NAT-punched, amber=relay/connecting, red=failed
- Hover title on peer row shows full ID, connection type, remote address, last seen
- Removed right PeerList panel
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The Go daemon was using higher-ID-offers while the browser adapter and
yaw2 use lower-ID-offers. This meant daemon↔browser pairs where the
daemon had the lower ID would never connect — neither side would offer.
All three comparison sites in anchor/client.go flipped: > 0 → < 0,
<= 0 → >= 0.
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nginx-waste.conf: serve web/dist/ at root, proxy /ws to anchor (port
8080), SPA fallback for clean invite URLs, immutable cache for assets.
deploy-web.sh: build + rsync to anchor host, skip config.js so the
host's runtime config is not clobbered.
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BrowserAdapter speaks yaw/2.1 signaling + WebRTC protocol entirely in
the browser (libsodium-wrappers for Ed25519/X25519). Identity stored in
localStorage; peers connect via any waste/yaw2 anchor.
When served from a non-localhost origin the app defaults to browser
mode. On localhost the daemon adapter is tried first with a one-click
switch to browser mode. config.js (gitignored, served by anchor) lets
the host pre-inject signalURL and other defaults.
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Protocol:
- invite.go: include full 64-char `net` hash in waste: invite blob
(matches yaw2's `net` field — any client parsing the base64 JSON can
join without knowing the plaintext name). Expose NetHash() helper.
- netmgr: add JoinByHash() — join via full 64-char hex hash alone,
storing the short ID as display name. Enables joining yaw2 networks
from a URL that only carries the hash.
- anchor: expose RunByHash() so netmgr can pass a pre-computed hash
directly without a name→hash roundtrip.
- ipc/proto: add network_hash field to join_network — routes to
JoinByHash when present and network_name is absent.
Web UI:
- Parse ?net=<64hex> (yaw2 URL param) and ?a=<anchor> in addition to
existing ?n= / ?invite= params. Hash-only joins send network_hash.
- Sidebar shows yaw: contact card (yaw:<masterID>?n=<alias>) using the
master identity — compatible with yaw2 contact card format. Click to
copy to clipboard.
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