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feat(ui): a home screen that says in one line whether every app is running, and what to fix first - #105
The home screen was a grid of cards, and you had to read all of them to find out whether anything had stopped. When something had, nothing said what to do about it, and the server's state was easy to miss.
The home screen is now a status board. One line answers "is everything running?", one line covers the server, and below that comes one row per app, with an Open button on any app that stopped. When more than one thing is wrong, a numbered list says what to fix and in what order. Onboarding is three steps. Each special access gets a disclosure before Android opens its settings, and pairing ends with a real connection test that says whether the key was refused, the server was unreachable or the address needs https. Settings is grouped and masks the API key. The no-access state, the no-app state, the supported apps list with Referral labels and a demo mode each get their own screen. The colours are Classic night and Light from the web dashboard.
Healthy
Two apps stopped, server failing
No server
No access
Before
After
Setup
Settings
Before
After
Light
App detail
Supported apps
No supported app
Demo
Font scale 1.3
How it's tested. Every word and colour the screens show comes from plain functions in ui/board/Board.kt, and BoardTest covers them. There are 61 screen goldens: every screen in four situations, dark and light. AccessibilityTest runs on every screen and checks for 48 dp targets, a name on everything tappable, a heading on each screen, no text out of reach at font scale 1.3, and TalkBack order on the home screen. PaletteContrastTest holds each text colour to WCAG AA. Each of these checks has been seen to fail on purpose.
Things to push back on:
Setup no longer blocks on the two accesses. Continue without them lands on the calm no-access screen, and Play expects users to be able to decline.
The public IP lookup to api.ipify.org is gone, so the app now only talks to your own server.
Light's green and amber are one step darker than in the design, because on tinted fills they fell to 4.2:1.
The copy now lives in Kotlin, not strings.xml. Nothing is translated yet.
…unning
The dashboard was a grid of cards that left the user to work out what was
wrong. The home screen now leads with one verdict ("2 of 6 apps stopped"),
one line about the server, the apps as quiet rows with an Open button on the
stopped ones, and an ordered list when more than one thing needs fixing.
- Onboarding is three steps, with a disclosure before each special access,
and a connection test that sends one real report and says whether the key
was refused, the server was unreachable or the address needs https.
- Settings is grouped, shows the API key masked, and states every access.
- No supported app, no access at all, the supported apps with Referral
labels, and demo mode with a sample-data banner each have their own screen.
- Classic night and Light palettes from the web dashboard replace Material
You; every text pair clears WCAG AA, checked by a test.
- The public IP lookup to api.ipify.org is gone, so the app talks only to
the user's own server.
Copy and colour decisions live in ui/board/Board.kt as plain functions with
unit tests. Every screen has a golden in the four situations, dark and
light, and passes an accessibility pass (48 dp targets, names, headings,
reachable text at font scale 1.3, TalkBack order on the home screen).
…read
The usage, getting-started, configuration and troubleshooting pages named
the old dashboard's buttons. They now follow the new screens, and pull to
refresh is kept on the home screen so the documented gesture still works.
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The PR replaces the dashboard and setup screens with a status board, onboarding flow, settings screens, and demo mode. It adds board-state derivation, connection-test outcomes, and screen, accessibility, and contrast validation.
Changes: Status board and onboarding
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Summary
Board state and pairing outcomes app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/service/Heartbeat.kt, app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/MainViewModel.kt, app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/Board.kt, app/src/test/java/com/cashpilot/android/board/BoardTest.kt
Heartbeat sends return outcomes for successful, rejected, refused, unconfigured, and unreachable requests. The view model uses those outcomes for connection tests. The board model derives server and app status, tasks, earnings, and pairing messages. The public-IP lookup flow is removed.
New board screens show verdicts, tasks, watched apps, earnings, access states, supported apps, and app details. Fixed light and dark palettes replace dynamic colors. The previous dashboard, setup, settings, earnings component, and related resources are removed.
Onboarding, settings, and app routing app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/MainActivity.kt, app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/BoardApp.kt, app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/Demo.kt, app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/Onboarding.kt, app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/SettingsScreen.kt
MainActivity delegates to BoardApp, which manages routes, setup state, demo mode, and navigation actions. Onboarding adds permission disclosures and optional server pairing. Settings provide connection tests, access status, app controls, and project links.
Deterministic fixtures support screen goldens across situations, themes, and font scales. Accessibility tests check screen semantics and layout. Contrast tests check both palettes. Golden and coverage configuration now includes the board UI.
Documentation describes the new board, onboarding, settings, demo, and connection troubleshooting flows. Privacy statements now say the app makes no request other than to the configured server.
Resolve connection-testing problems before merging: setup can freeze, falsely confirm a connection, or crash on a storage failure. Report freshness can also become misleading, and the flagged test fixture still needs its security-check finding resolved.
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318-323: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Guard against an empty UI source scan.
If the scan root becomes invalid, the test can pass without scanning any files. Check the directory and file count before searching.
Suggested fix
- val offenders = File("src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui").walkTopDown()- .filter { it.extension == "kt" }+ val root = File("src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui")+ check(root.isDirectory) { "expected UI sources at ${root.absolutePath}" }+ val files = root.walkTopDown().filter { it.isFile && it.extension == "kt" }.toList()+ check(files.isNotEmpty()) { "no Kotlin UI sources found at ${root.absolutePath}" }+ val offenders = files.asSequence()
.flatMap { f -> promises.findAll(f.readText()).map { "${f.name}: ${it.value}" } }
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Review comment at @app/src/test/java/com/cashpilot/android/board/BoardTest.kt
around lines 318 - 323:
Update the UI-source scan that builds offenders with promises to verify the scan
root is a directory and that it contains at least one Kotlin source file before
searching. Build the file collection from regular Kotlin files, then use it for
the existing promise search.
The catalog uses a no-op skip callback, and the settings test does not call finishSetup. Add an integration test that enters server details, selects “Use without a server,” waits past the debounce, and checks that the persisted URL and API key are empty and the real board is standalone.
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Review comment at @app/src/test/java/com/cashpilot/android/board/Screens.kt
around lines 69 - 80:
Add an integration test around OnboardServer that exercises the real “Use
without a server” transition instead of relying on a no-op skip callback. Wait
for the debounce to complete, then verify the persisted URL and API key are
empty and the resulting board is standalone; ensure the test completes the setup
flow so it validates the actual transition.
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Check required text for overflow.
If a task instruction is clipped inside a nonzero, in-bounds node, problems() will not report it, including at font scale 1.3. Add an overflow assertion for required instructions and a partially clipped-text fixture.
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Update problems() so it detects required instruction text clipped within a
nonzero, in-bounds node, rather than relying only on node bounds and zero
height; add a partially clipped-text fixture that verifies the overflow is
reported, including at font scale 1.3.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at
@app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/service/Heartbeat.kt:
- Line 297: Update the send flow in Heartbeat so it returns Outcome.SENT only
after confirming the response matches a supported CashPilot heartbeat; treat an
unparseable or HTML fallback response as unsuccessful. Preserve existing
handling for valid heartbeat responses.
Review comments at @app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/Board.kt:
- Around line 227-228: Update the verdict selection in Board so an empty watched
set displays a distinct message rather than “All 0 apps running.” Preserve the
existing messages for one or more watched apps, and ensure the empty state does
not imply that any apps are running.
- Line 326: Update NO_READING_NOTE to describe that the server has not supplied
a figure for the provider, without implying the provider login is missing;
retain the clarification that no reading is not $0.
- Around line 240-241: Update the fallback verdict in the Board
verdict-selection logic so it does not say “Nothing needs you right now” when
battery optimization is on and the battery-settings task is shown. Keep the
existing verdict behavior for other states, and align this case with the battery
task’s requested action.
- Around line 117-122: Update the server-state selection in the Board flow so
overdue reports are detected independently of heartbeatFailed and do not remain
ServerState.OK; use the existing report-recency or reporting-interval source to
determine overdue status. Map overdue reports to a warning state and provide an
appropriate server task, preserving the existing states for unconfigured
servers, disallowed URLs, and failed attempts.
- Around line 328-330: Update Board.footnotes() so the shared-account caveat in
FIGURE mode is based on shared-balance data in the earnings response used to
calculate the displayed total, rather than anyShared from watched apps. Preserve
the existing paired-reading note behavior, and use the response’s established
shared-balance signal without introducing a guessed field or API.
Review comments at
@app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/BoardApp.kt:
- Around line 74-76: Add a periodic clock update to the visible board screen so
it recomputes Board.from with the current time even when no other state changes,
allowing last-seen, report ages, and earnings staleness to advance. Preserve the
existing Demo.board selection and ensure the periodic update runs only while the
screen is visible, using the screen’s existing lifecycle mechanism.
- Around line 67-72: Update the URL and API key edit handlers in BoardApp so
each user edit marks its corresponding field as synchronized by setting
urlSynced or keySynced. Preserve the LaunchedEffect synchronization for fields
the user has not edited, so late-arriving saved settings cannot overwrite edits.
Review comments at
@app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/HomeScreens.kt:
- Around line 415-416: Update the row selection around b.notInstalled and b.apps
to show all supported apps when this screen is opened from Settings, while
keeping the home-screen action limited to uninstalled apps. Use the existing
launch-action state to distinguish these paths.
- Around line 300-307: Update the watch switch’s checked value in the Row’s
toggleable modifier to reflect whether the app is in enabledSlugs, rather than
deriving it from a.state; keep actions.toggleApp(a.slug) as the toggle action.
Review comments at
@app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/Onboarding.kt:
- Around line 152-157: Update the warning text in the onboarding `Text` block
guarded by `if (!(notif && usage))` to clarify that without both permissions,
some apps may appear as unknown rather than stopped. Preserve the existing
Settings guidance.
Review comments at @app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/MainViewModel.kt:
- Around line 242-247: Run Heartbeat.sendOnce in the MainViewModel pairing flow
on Dispatchers.IO, then update _pairResult with its result after the call
completes. Keep the existing settings update and server matching behavior
unchanged.
- Around line 229-247: Update clearPairResult to invalidate any in-flight
connection test and set the result to NONE, including when it is TESTING; ensure
field edits invoke this invalidation. In testConnection, invalidate any previous
test before starting a new one and prevent a canceled or stale test from
publishing a result, so only the latest test can determine the result and
testing state is cleared on invalidation.
- Around line 243-247: Update the connection-test flow around
SettingsStore.update to catch storage failures, set a distinct pairing-error
state using the existing PairResult handling, and leave the flow retryable. Do
not call Heartbeat.matchServer or Heartbeat.sendOnce when saving fails; preserve
the current heartbeat flow after a successful save.
- Around line 245-247: Update the connection-test flow in MainViewModel around
SettingsStore.update and Heartbeat.sendOnce so success confirms that the entered
API key was accepted, rather than treating a worker-key heartbeat result as
validation. Use a validation path that explicitly tests the submitted key, and
keep any worker-key result distinct from the entered-key validation result.
Review comments at @app/src/test/java/com/cashpilot/android/board/Situations.kt:
- Line 61: Replace the live-looking apiKey value in the paired Settings fixture
with a clearly non-secret test placeholder, and update its matching fixture
occurrence so no copy of the triggered value remains. Preserve the fixture’s
setupCompleted and serverUrl settings.
Review comments at @docs/configuration.md:
- Around line 37-38: Update the enrollment guidance in the configuration
documentation and the related 401 troubleshooting instructions to explain that
automatic re-enrollment cannot proceed after the fleet key has been cleared;
instruct users to enter the current fleet key in Settings and test the
connection.
- Line 38: Update the worker-key 401 step to state that, when a fleet key is
stored, the app immediately re-enrolls rather than waiting for the next
heartbeat; reflect this timing in the troubleshooting page and note the
exception in the heartbeat-timing section.
Review comments at @docs/troubleshooting.md:
- Line 27: Update the troubleshooting guidance around “Test connection” to
clarify that “Connected” confirms the phone’s worker key, not the entered fleet
key, and therefore does not verify the fleet key. Tell users to compare the
fleet key in Settings with the value shown by “Reveal API Key” rather than
relying on the connection test.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at
@app/src/test/java/com/cashpilot/android/board/AccessibilityTest.kt:
- Around line 95-103: Update problems() so it detects required instruction text
clipped within a nonzero, in-bounds node, rather than relying only on node
bounds and zero height; add a partially clipped-text fixture that verifies the
overflow is reported, including at font scale 1.3.
Review comments at @app/src/test/java/com/cashpilot/android/board/BoardTest.kt:
- Around line 318-323: Update the UI-source scan that builds offenders with
promises to verify the scan root is a directory and that it contains at least
one Kotlin source file before searching. Build the file collection from regular
Kotlin files, then use it for the existing promise search.
Review comments at @app/src/test/java/com/cashpilot/android/board/Screens.kt:
- Around line 69-80: Add an integration test around OnboardServer that exercises
the real “Use without a server” transition instead of relying on a no-op skip
callback. Wait for the debounce to complete, then verify the persisted URL and
API key are empty and the resulting board is standalone; ensure the test
completes the setup flow so it validates the actual transition.
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Validate the heartbeat response before reporting a connection.
If a reverse proxy returns a 200 HTML fallback, send returns SENT even when parsing fails. Onboarding then says the phone appears in Fleet and enables Finish, although no report was accepted. Confirm the response matches a supported CashPilot heartbeat before returning SENT.
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Review comment at @app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/service/Heartbeat.kt
at line 297:
Update the send flow in Heartbeat so it returns Outcome.SENT only after
confirming the response matches a supported CashPilot heartbeat; treat an
unparseable or HTML fallback response as unsuccessful. Preserve existing
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Warn when reports are overdue.
If the phone stays offline after a successful report, the board keeps the server line green and offers no server task, even after hours without reports. Detect overdue reports separately from failed attempts, and show a warning with an appropriate action.
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Update the server-state selection in the Board flow so overdue reports are
detected independently of heartbeatFailed and do not remain ServerState.OK; use
the existing report-recency or reporting-interval source to determine overdue
status. Map overdue reports to a warning state and provide an appropriate server
task, preserving the existing states for unconfigured servers, disallowed URLs,
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Show a distinct verdict when no apps are watched.
If every installed app is switched off, the home screen says “All 0 apps running” and “Nothing needs you right now.” Show a distinct verdict for this state instead of reporting that all apps are running.
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around lines 227 - 228:
Update the verdict selection in Board so an empty watched set displays a
distinct message rather than “All 0 apps running.” Preserve the existing
messages for one or more watched apps, and ensure the empty state does not imply
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When all apps are running but battery optimisation is on, the verdict says “Nothing needs you right now” above a card asking the user to open battery settings. Adjust the verdict so it does not contradict the task.
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around lines 240 - 241:
Update the fallback verdict in the Board verdict-selection logic so it does not
say “Nothing needs you right now” when battery optimization is on and the
battery-settings task is shown. Keep the existing verdict behavior for other
states, and align this case with the battery task’s requested action.
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Avoid diagnosing a missing reading as a missing login.
When a server has not returned earnings, the home screen can claim that a provider login is missing even if it exists. Describe the missing figure without assigning a cause.
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--- "a/app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/Board.kt"+++ "b/app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/Board.kt"@@ -323,7 +323,7 @@
const val SHARED_FOOTNOTE =
"* Runs on more than one of your devices. The provider reports one balance for the account, so this is not this phone alone."
-const val NO_READING_NOTE = "No reading means your server has no login for that provider yet. It is not \$0."+const val NO_READING_NOTE = "No reading means your server has not supplied a figure for that provider. It is not \$0."
fun Board.footnotes(): List<String> = buildList {
if (earningsMode == EarningsPresentation.Mode.FIGURE && anyShared) add(SHARED_FOOTNOTE)
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constvalNO_READING_NOTE="No reading means your server has no login for that provider yet. It is not \$0."
constvalNO_READING_NOTE="No reading means your server has not supplied a figure for that provider. It is not \$0."
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Review comment at @app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/Board.kt at
line 326:
Update NO_READING_NOTE to describe that the server has not supplied a figure for
the provider, without implying the provider login is missing; retain the
clarification that no reading is not $0.
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Review comment at @app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/MainViewModel.kt
around lines 242 - 247:
Run Heartbeat.sendOnce in the MainViewModel pairing flow on Dispatchers.IO, then
update _pairResult with its result after the call completes. Keep the existing
settings update and server matching behavior unchanged.
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3. From then on the phone keeps working even if you clear the API key in Settings.
4. If the server answers **401** to the per-worker key (for example after the worker was removed on the server), the app deletes that key and enrolls again on the next heartbeat with the fleet key.
If the server rejects the worker key after the API key was cleared, the app cannot re-enroll automatically. Tell users to enter the current fleet key in Settings and test the connection. Correct the 401 guidance in troubleshooting too.
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Review comment at @docs/configuration.md around lines 37 - 38:
Update the enrollment guidance in the configuration documentation and the
related 401 troubleshooting instructions to explain that automatic re-enrollment
cannot proceed after the fleet key has been cleared; instruct users to enter the
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3. From then on the phone keeps working even if you clear the Fleet API Key in Settings.
4. If the server answers **401** to the per-worker key (for example after the worker was removed on the server), the app deletes that key and enrolls again on the next heartbeat with the Fleet API Key.
3. From then on the phone keeps working even if you clear the API key in Settings.
4. If the server answers **401** to the per-worker key (for example after the worker was removed on the server), the app deletes that key and enrolls again on the next heartbeat with the fleet key.
nl -ba docs/configuration.md | sed -n '30,55p'
nl -ba docs/troubleshooting.md | sed -n '18,40p'
nl -ba app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/model/Settings.kt | sed -n '1,130p'
nl -ba app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/service/HeartbeatWorker.kt | sed -n '1,120p'
git show 8ab5bffa815504a6464c2a87c0c9f15933d4bb52:app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/service/Heartbeat.kt | nl -ba | sed -n '270,315p'
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Correct the re-enrollment timing.
If a fleet key is stored, the app retries immediately after a worker-key 401; it does not wait for the next heartbeat. Update this step and the troubleshooting page. Also note this exception in the heartbeat-timing section.
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Update the worker-key 401 step to state that, when a fleet key is stored, the
app immediately re-enrolls rather than waiting for the next heartbeat; reflect
this timing in the troubleshooting page and note the exception in the
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**Cause:** the server did not accept the key. If the phone had its own key, the app deletes it and enrolls again on the next heartbeat with the fleet key. If that key is wrong or was changed on the server, enrollment fails too.
**Fix:** copy the current `CASHPILOT_API_KEY` from the server's fleet page (**Reveal API Key**) into Settings, Fleet API Key. See [The fleet key and enrollment](configuration.md#the-fleet-key-and-enrollment).
**Fix:** copy the current `CASHPILOT_API_KEY` from the server's fleet page (**Reveal API Key**) into Settings, Server, API key, then tap **Test connection**: it reads **Connected** once the key is right. See [The fleet key and enrollment](configuration.md#the-fleet-key-and-enrollment).
If the phone has a valid worker key, Test connection uses that key, not the entered fleet key. An incorrect fleet key can therefore appear to pass the test and later prevent re-enrollment. Tell users to compare the fleet key with Reveal API Key rather than relying on Connected.
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Review comment at @docs/troubleshooting.md at line 27:
Update the troubleshooting guidance around “Test connection” to clarify that
“Connected” confirms the phone’s worker key, not the entered fleet key, and
therefore does not verify the fleet key. Tell users to compare the fleet key in
Settings with the value shown by “Reveal API Key” rather than relying on the
connection test.
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nl -ba app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/service/Heartbeat.kt | sed -n '1,340p'
nl -ba app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/BoardApp.kt | sed -n '35,160p'
nl -ba app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/HomeScreens.kt | sed -n '45,125p;210,265p'
nl -ba app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/MainViewModel.kt | sed -n '1,300p'
nl -ba app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/AppPresentation.kt | sed -n '1,180p'
rg -n -F -e 'shared_with_other_workers' -e 'platforms_without_readings' -e 'total_usd' -e 'earningsToKeep' -- docs app/src/test app/src/main
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nl -ba app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/SettingsScreen.kt | sed -n '25,170p'
nl -ba app/src/test/java/com/cashpilot/android/board/Situations.kt | sed -n '1,140p'
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Keep the shared-account caveat for the displayed total.
When a user disables MystNodes, the retained total can still include its shared balance, but anyShared excludes it and removes the caveat. Derive the caveat from the earnings response used for the total, not only from watched apps.
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Review comment at @app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/Board.kt
around lines 328 - 330:
Update Board.footnotes() so the shared-account caveat in FIGURE mode is based on
shared-balance data in the earnings response used to calculate the displayed
total, rather than anyShared from watched apps. Preserve the existing
paired-reading note behavior, and use the response’s established shared-balance
signal without introducing a guessed field or API.
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forfin app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/BoardApp.kt app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/Board.kt app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/MainViewModel.kt app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/MainActivity.kt app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/HomeScreens.kt;doecho"--- $f";case"$f"in*BoardApp.kt) nl -ba "$f"| sed -n '35,165p';; *Board.kt) nl -ba "$f"| sed -n '29,145p';; *MainViewModel.kt) nl -ba "$f"| sed -n '45,200p';; *MainActivity.kt) nl -ba "$f"| sed -n '1,100p';; *HomeScreens.kt) nl -ba "$f"| sed -n '190,315p';; esac;doneprintf'\n--- settings and detection declarations ---\n'
rg -n -F -e 'data class Settings' -e 'object SettingsStore' -e 'class AppDetector' -e 'enabledApps' -e 'enabledSlugs' -e 'KnownApps' app/src/main/java
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nl -ba app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/HomeScreens.kt | sed -n '35,190p'echo"--- resolver ---"
nl -ba app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/AppPresentation.kt | sed -n '20,49p'echo"--- settings list ---"
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Bind the watch switch to the enabled setting.
If an app is uninstalled while its detail screen is open, the switch stays checked after a tap removes the app from enabledSlugs. The app will remain unwatched when reinstalled. Use the stored enabled setting for the switch instead of deriving it from installation state.
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300 - 307:
Update the watch switch’s checked value in the Row’s toggleable modifier to
reflect whether the app is in enabledSlugs, rather than deriving it from
a.state; keep actions.toggleApp(a.slug) as the toggle action.
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Show all supported apps when opened from Settings.
When some supported apps are installed, this screen omits them even though Settings promises the full list. Show all apps for the Settings action, while keeping the home-screen action filtered to uninstalled apps.
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Update the row selection around b.notInstalled and b.apps to show all supported
apps when this screen is opened from Settings, while keeping the home-screen
action limited to uninstalled apps. Use the existing launch-action state to
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If saving the connection details fails, the exception can crash the app instead of showing a pairing error. Catch storage errors, show a distinct error, and allow the user to retry.
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Review comment at @app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/MainViewModel.kt
around lines 243 - 247:
Update the connection-test flow around SettingsStore.update to catch storage
failures, set a distinct pairing-error state using the existing PairResult
handling, and leave the flow retryable. Do not call Heartbeat.matchServer or
Heartbeat.sendOnce when saving fails; preserve the current heartbeat flow after
a successful save.
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nl -ba app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/BoardApp.kt | sed -n '25,160p'
nl -ba app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/SettingsScreen.kt | sed -n '1,170p'
nl -ba app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/Onboarding.kt | sed -n '215,280p'
nl -ba app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/Board.kt | sed -n '350,395p'
nl -ba app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/util/SettingsStore.kt | sed -n '17,65p'
nl -ba app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/MainViewModel.kt | sed -n '200,267p'
rg -n -i -e 'test connection' -e 'fleet api key' -e 'worker.key' -e 'accepted the key' -- docs README.md app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board
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Identify which key the connection test accepts.
When an enrolled user enters an incorrect API key, the test can succeed with the stored worker key. The success message then implies that the entered key was accepted. Distinguish the worker-key result from validation of the entered API key.
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around lines 245 - 247:
Update the connection-test flow in MainViewModel around SettingsStore.update and
Heartbeat.sendOnce so success confirms that the entered API key was accepted,
rather than treating a worker-key heartbeat result as validation. Use a
validation path that explicitly tests the submitted key, and keep any worker-key
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The home screen was a grid of cards, and you had to read all of them to find out whether anything had stopped. When something had, nothing said what to do about it, and the server's state was easy to miss.
The home screen is now a status board. One line answers "is everything running?", one line covers the server, and below that comes one row per app, with an Open button on any app that stopped. When more than one thing is wrong, a numbered list says what to fix and in what order. Onboarding is three steps. Each special access gets a disclosure before Android opens its settings, and pairing ends with a real connection test that says whether the key was refused, the server was unreachable or the address needs https. Settings is grouped and masks the API key. The no-access state, the no-app state, the supported apps list with Referral labels and a demo mode each get their own screen. The colours are Classic night and Light from the web dashboard.
How it's tested. Every word and colour the screens show comes from plain functions in
ui/board/Board.kt, andBoardTestcovers them. There are 61 screen goldens: every screen in four situations, dark and light.AccessibilityTestruns on every screen and checks for 48 dp targets, a name on everything tappable, a heading on each screen, no text out of reach at font scale 1.3, and TalkBack order on the home screen.PaletteContrastTestholds each text colour to WCAG AA. Each of these checks has been seen to fail on purpose.Things to push back on:
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