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feat(ui): a home screen that says in one line whether every app is running, and what to fix first - #108
Replaces #105 with the same change as one commit on current main, so no commit in this PR carries the old test fixture key the secret scanner flagged.
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).
Also: the docs follow the new screens, pull to refresh stays on the home
screen, and the CI step verifies icon and screen goldens.
The pull request replaces the dashboard and setup screens with a status board, onboarding, and settings flow. It adds classified connection-test outcomes, demo mode, and screen-level golden, accessibility, and palette contrast tests. Documentation and CI labels are updated to reflect these changes.
Changes: Status board and onboarding
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Board state and connection outcomes app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/service/Heartbeat.kt, app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/model/Settings.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 returns classified outcomes, and MainViewModel uses them for connection testing. Board derives app, server, task, earnings, and pairing presentation. API-key changes clear the worker key only when the trimmed key changes. Public-IP lookup state and fetching are removed.
MainActivity now renders BoardApp. BoardApp routes onboarding, disclosures, settings, app details, supported-app lists, and home screens. The UI adds demo mode and fixed dark and light palettes. The former dashboard, setup, settings, and earnings-card composables are removed.
Screen fixtures and validation app/src/test/java/com/cashpilot/android/board/*, app/src/test/java/com/cashpilot/android/IconGoldenTest.kt, app/src/test/java/com/cashpilot/android/StandaloneSetupTest.kt, app/build.gradle.kts, codecov.yml, .github/workflows/ci.yml
Shared situations and screen definitions drive golden screenshots, accessibility checks, and palette contrast tests. Board tests cover presentation and pairing. Icon goldens are adjusted, and the former standalone setup tests are removed. CI and coverage configuration include the board UI and screen goldens.
Documentation and resources README.md, CLAUDE.md, PUBLISHING.md, docs/*, fastlane/metadata/android/en-US/full_description.txt, app/src/main/res/*
Documentation describes the new screens, setup, connection testing, and privacy wording. Obsolete strings and drawable resources are removed.
GeiserX/CashPilot-android#100: Its screenshot test references the dashboard, setup, and settings screens removed by this PR.
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 108e3
Resolve credential handling and connection-test correctness before merging. Changing servers can expose the old server’s worker key, and connection results can describe unsaved or unverified details. Users denying both special accesses also lose access to cached earnings totals.
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Text clipped inside a fixed-height ancestor can pass the accessibility check if its node has positive height and stays within the root. Add a clipped-text fixture and extend the check to detect it while allowing text that can scroll into view.
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The problems() check misses text clipped by a fixed-height ancestor when the
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315-325: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Include the store listing in the income-promise check.
The test names the listing but scans only UI Kotlin files. A promise added to the listing can pass unnoticed. Add the listing and exercise that input with a matching phrase.
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Update the `no screen promises income` test to scan the store listing alongside
UI Kotlin files, and ensure the check detects a matching income-promise phrase
in the listing.
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Review comments at
@app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/service/Heartbeat.kt:
- Line 297: Validate the heartbeat response against the server’s expected
acknowledgment before returning Outcome.SENT; do not treat HTTP 200 alone as
successful pairing. Use the existing heartbeat response contract or parsing
logic to reject unexpected content such as a login or onboarding page, and
preserve the existing failure outcome for unacknowledged responses.
Review comments at @app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/Board.kt:
- Around line 326-330: Update the NO_READING_NOTE text used by Board.footnotes()
to describe a missing figure as unknown, without attributing it to a provider
login. Preserve the clarification that no reading does not mean $0.
- Around line 227-228: Update the headline and supporting verdict derived from
watched.size so the zero-app case states that no apps are being monitored
instead of showing “All 0 apps running” and “Nothing needs you right now.”
Preserve the existing verdicts when one or more apps are watched.
- Around line 257-260: In the STOPPED_APP task construction, do not use
lastActive as the app’s stop time for the displayed duration or ordering. Use an
established reliable stop-time signal if one exists; otherwise remove the
duration-based wording and sorting. Update the corresponding detail-screen
wording so it does not imply that lastActive is the stop time.
Review comments at
@app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/BoardApp.kt:
- Around line 150-151: Track completion of the initial app detection in the
BoardApp flow, and defer the missing-row check for the restored route until
detection completes. Keep the route active while detection is pending, then
preserve the existing pop behavior if no matching row exists.
- Around line 67-71: Update the onUrl and onKey edit handlers in BoardApp to
mark their respective fields as synchronized before updating the local value.
This prevents a later settings update from overwriting user input; preserve the
existing clear-result and view-model update behavior.
- Around line 74-75: Update the board screen’s clock so it refreshes
periodically while the screen is visible, causing Board.from to recalculate
report age and earnings freshness; stop or suspend the refresh when the screen
is no longer visible.
Review comments at
@app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/HomeScreens.kt:
- Line 415: Update the list navigation and the rows selection around
b.notInstalled in HomeScreens so Settings can pass a mode that displays all
supported apps, while the home link continues to display only apps not
installed. Preserve the current navigation behavior for other entry points.
Review comments at
@app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/Onboarding.kt:
- Line 293: Update the `never` disclosure text in the onboarding copy to state
that `notification_active` may be sent to the configured server alongside the
running or stopped result when an enabled installed app has an ongoing
notification. Clarify that notification text is not sent or stored.
Review comments at @app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/MainViewModel.kt:
- Around line 245-247: Update the pairing flow around `SettingsStore.update`,
`Heartbeat.matchServer`, and `Heartbeat.sendOnce` so the result verifies the
entered API key independently of an enrolled phone’s worker key, or clearly
identifies which credential was tested. Do not report the entered API key as
validated based solely on a successful worker-key heartbeat.
- Around line 242-247: Run the blocking Heartbeat.sendOnce call in the pairing
flow off the main thread by switching to Dispatchers.IO, then update _pairResult
with its result. Preserve the existing TESTING state and surrounding
SettingsStore.update and Heartbeat.matchServer behavior.
- Around line 229-247: Update the connection-test flow around testConnection and
clearPairResult so edits to the server URL or API key invalidate any in-flight
result, preventing credentials tested before the edit from enabling Finish.
Ensure finishing preserves the latest edited credentials rather than canceling
or bypassing their pending save; retain the existing TESTING state behavior for
a valid test.
Review comments at @CLAUDE.md:
- Around line 43-47: Update the golden-test guidance to identify
`board/Situations.kt` as the source of fixed ages and `board/Screens.kt` as the
source of the fixed on-screen version string, clarifying that it does not come
from `BuildConfig`.
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Review comments at
@app/src/test/java/com/cashpilot/android/board/AccessibilityTest.kt:
- Around line 73-106: The problems() check misses text clipped by a fixed-height
ancestor when the text node itself has positive height and remains within the
root. Add a clipped-text fixture and extend the check to detect text extending
beyond a clipping ancestor’s visible bounds, while excluding text that can
scroll into view.
Review comments at @app/src/test/java/com/cashpilot/android/board/BoardTest.kt:
- Around line 315-325: Update the `no screen promises income` test to scan the
store listing alongside UI Kotlin files, and ensure the check detects a matching
income-promise phrase in the listing.
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… guessing stop times
- A 2xx that is not CashPilot's {"status":"ok"} (a login page, a proxy) is
now "answered, but not as CashPilot", never "Connected".
- A new API key drops the phone's own key, so the test proves the key typed.
- The test runs off the main thread; an edit while it runs discards its answer;
Finish saves the fields as typed.
- Stopped apps no longer claim a stop time: Android gives the last time an app
was opened. Tasks list them by name; rows say "last opened".
- Every installed app switched off reads "No apps watched".
- Settings' "All 10 supported apps" shows all ten, installed ones with Open.
- The notification disclosure says what is sent: whether each app has its
notification up and whether it runs.
- The board clock ticks every 30 s; a restored detail screen waits for the
first detection; a typed field is never overwritten by a late read.
A horizontal ScrollBy ancestor exempts below-screen text, although horizontal scrolling cannot reveal it. Distinguish vertical scrolling and add a broken fixture that asserts this case is caught. Preserve the exemption for reachable, vertically scrollable text.
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Update the scroll-ancestor check in AccessibilityTest so only vertical scrolling
exempts below-screen text; a horizontal ScrollBy ancestor must not count as
making that text reachable. Add a broken fixture that verifies below-screen text
inside a horizontally scrollable ancestor is caught, while preserving the
exemption for text reachable through vertical scrolling.
126-130: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Test the effective accessibility traversal order.
The assertion walks semantics children in paint order. A traversalIndex change can alter TalkBack order while this test still passes. Check the effective accessibility order instead.
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Update AccessibilityTest’s spoken-order assertion so it checks nodes in the
effective accessibility traversal order used by TalkBack, not semantics children
in paint order; establish and use the test framework’s supported way to obtain
that order, including traversalIndex effects, before applying the existing
expected order checks.
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Review comments at
@app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/service/Heartbeat.kt:
- Line 67: Update Heartbeat.acceptedBy so a status value of "ok" alone cannot
mark the heartbeat successful; require registration-specific confirmation from
WorkerHeartbeatResponse, using only a field that the response model and API
establish as evidence that the phone was registered.
Review comments at @app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/Board.kt:
- Around line 216-219: Update the home-screen handling of ServerState.FAILING in
Board.kt to retain and display the classified heartbeat rejection outcome for
both the server line and its task, rather than presenting it as a generic
connectivity failure; preserve the existing treatment of other heartbeat states.
- Around line 118-119: Update the server-state selection in the Board flow so an
overdue report produces a warning state distinct from ServerState.FAILING. Use
the established report timing and warning-state mechanisms, and preserve the
existing URL-policy and heartbeat-failure behavior.
Review comments at
@app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/BoardApp.kt:
- Line 99: Update the checkServer action in BoardApp so it tests the edited
server URL and API key when a write is pending, rather than canceling the edit
and checking stale settings. Preserve the existing behavior when no write is
pending, and ensure the UI does not show Connected for credentials that were not
tested.
Review comments at
@app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/board/HomeScreens.kt:
- Line 71: Update the HomeScreens flow around the b.installed empty check to
distinguish “detection has not completed” from “detection completed with no
apps.” Show a loading state until the first detection result is available, and
show NoAppsHome only after detection confirms the installed-app list is empty;
use the existing detection state rather than inferring completion from saved
setup.
- Line 394: Update the explanatory copy in the HomeScreens board near the Panel
composable so it says the board shows which apps are running or stopped, without
implying it shows when an app stopped. Preserve the remaining description of
opening apps and the CashPilot server’s features.
- Around line 294-298: Update the usage data flow shown in the HomeScreens panel
so it preserves whether each measurement is available, rather than rendering
missing data as zero or “never.” Use that availability when displaying
b.appEarnings(a) and a.bytes24h, showing an unavailable value when detection is
off or the network query fails while preserving valid zero measurements.
- Line 72: Update BlindHome to display EarningsStrip with the cached server
total and its stale-value label, including when a paired user has denied both
special accesses. Preserve the existing access-dependent behavior for other
screen content.
Review comments at @app/src/main/java/com/cashpilot/android/ui/MainViewModel.kt:
- Around line 248-251: Handle storage errors from saveServer in the
connection-test flow of MainViewModel before calling Heartbeat.sendOnce, and
surface them as a retryable failure result. Preserve coroutine cancellation by
rethrowing cancellation exceptions rather than treating them as storage
failures.
- Line 261: Update the SettingsStore.update path that writes serverUrl and the
debounced URL writer to clear workerKey atomically whenever the normalized URL
changes. Preserve the existing worker key when the URL is unchanged, and retain
the current API key handling.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at
@app/src/test/java/com/cashpilot/android/board/AccessibilityTest.kt:
- Line 102: Update the scroll-ancestor check in AccessibilityTest so only
vertical scrolling exempts below-screen text; a horizontal ScrollBy ancestor
must not count as making that text reachable. Add a broken fixture that verifies
below-screen text inside a horizontally scrollable ancestor is caught, while
preserving the exemption for text reachable through vertical scrolling.
- Around line 126-130: Update AccessibilityTest’s spoken-order assertion so it
checks nodes in the effective accessibility traversal order used by TalkBack,
not semantics children in paint order; establish and use the test framework’s
supported way to obtain that order, including traversalIndex effects, before
applying the existing expected order checks.
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… are late
- A different server address drops the phone's own key, in the debounced
writer and in the connection test, so a key one server issued never goes
to another host.
- A heartbeat counts only when the server registered the phone
(status ok and a worker_id), not on any {"status":"ok"}.
- No report for over an hour is "reports are late" in amber, with a task,
instead of a green line.
- A failed report reads "No report has reached ..." rather than claiming the
server is unreachable; Check connection names the reason.
- Check connection tests the fields as typed; a failed save shows a retryable
message instead of crashing.
- The blind screen keeps the server's earnings; detail values without a reading
say "Not measured"; nothing shows "no supported app" before the first
detection; the empty home no longer promises a stop time.
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Replaces #105 with the same change as one commit on current main, so no commit in this PR carries the old test fixture key the secret scanner flagged.
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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