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feat(website): track the demo loops, declare them as videos, keep them out of the page load - #980
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The loops live on R2, so nothing in the repository said which files were online, and nothing in CI would notice a page naming a loop nobody uploaded: the page would just show an empty box. - media/loops.json: every published file of the current cut, by size and SHA-256, and each loop's duration. - scripts/media/publish-loops.mjs: uploads a cut with the cf CLI and writes that record, plus the generated block in src/lib/demo-loop.ts (base URL, durations, publication date), so the code and the record cannot disagree. - scripts/media/encode-loops.sh: the encoder settings, out of a scratchpad. - scripts/check-loops.mjs, run by the docs workflow with --live: the names the pages use are all published, and every recorded file answers on the CDN at its recorded size. Paced to six requests per 0.75 s, under the zone's per-IP rate limit (the first, unpaced version tripped it). - media/README.md: how a new cut is made, and the Cloudflare set-up.
Every page that presents a loop now carries its schema.org VideoObject in the server HTML: a name and a description in the page's language (a new short title per loop, translated, and the existing screen-reader label), the poster as thumbnail, the 1080p H.264 file as content, the duration and the cut's publication date from the publish record. A homepage stage declares all of its tabs' loops, since each is one click away; nothing is declared on a page that does not show the loop, which is the line Google's structured-data policy draws. The comment that ruled VideoObject out was about the recreation's webcam fragment, which is still not declared; it now says so.
…keep video out of the page load Lighthouse on the captions page, whose first loop sits in the first screen: the loop's poster is the page's largest paint, and it only appeared once the bundle had hydrated (859 ms render delay), while a 1 MB clip downloaded inside the page load. Desktop LCP went from 0.92 s before the loops to 1.26 s. - The poster is now an <img loading="lazy"> in the server HTML, under the video: the browser fetches it natively near the viewport, before any script, and a reader without JavaScript sees it. - No video source before the window's load event. Desktop LCP 1.26 s -> 1.11 s, mobile back to the pre-loops figure (4.64 s simulated against 4.65 s). Preloading the poster at high priority was tried and dropped: on a throttled phone it pushed LCP to 5.3 s.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a demo-loop media publishing pipeline and live manifest checks. It updates demo-loop loading to render posters separately from videos and adds localized VideoObject metadata for loop pages. ChangesDemo loop delivery
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Encoder as encode-loops.sh
participant FFmpeg as ffmpeg
participant Publisher as publish-loops.mjs
participant FFprobe as ffprobe
participant R2 as Cloudflare R2
participant Manifest as media/loops.json
participant Metadata as src/lib/demo-loop.ts
Encoder->>FFmpeg: encode video variants and poster
Publisher->>FFprobe: read 1080p H.264 durations
Publisher->>R2: upload encoded files
Publisher->>Manifest: write cut and file metadata
Publisher->>Metadata: update generated URL, durations, and date
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Publication can leave incomplete or inconsistent demo-loop media, while a stalled CDN request can delay the docs workflow. Resolve these issues before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The changes remain focused on public website media, with no demonstrated new access to privileged credentials. The main concern is that publication does not enforce the documented rule against rewriting an existing cut, which can undermine rollback. Deployment checks reduce accidental breakage but cannot undo changes already made to published media. Retained concerns
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Review comments at @website/scripts/check-loops.mjs:
- Line 60: Add a finite per-attempt timeout and abort signal to the fetch call
in the CDN check so a stalled request rejects; preserve the existing retry and
failed-URL reporting behavior so the batch can proceed.
Review comments at @website/scripts/media/encode-loops.sh:
- Line 21: Update the skip condition in the loop-processing flow of the
encode-loops script: do not use the poster file alone to identify a completed
encode. Write the poster to a temporary file and rename it into place only after
a successful encode, and skip only when all five expected outputs exist.
Review comments at @website/scripts/media/publish-loops.mjs:
- Around line 82-90: Before the upload loop guarded by `opts["no-upload"]`,
check whether the `loops/${opts.cut}/` cut already has published objects and
reject the upload if it does; do not let `cf r2 objects put` overwrite existing
keys. Only allow recovery through an explicit, verified path that preserves
every published object’s bytes.
- Around line 52-80: Before the upload and metadata-writing steps, validate that
the files collected by the publisher include every required variant for each
loop name; reject the cut with a clear error listing missing files if any are
absent. Keep this completeness check after the existing filename scan and before
any publication side effects.
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From the review of #980: - publish-loops refuses an incomplete cut (a loop the site names, or any loop in --dir, without all five files) before uploading or writing anything. - publish-loops refuses to rewrite a published cut: it lists the folder in R2 and compares each object's ETag, the MD5 of a single-part upload, with the local file. Different bytes, or objects --dir lacks, stop the run with nothing sent; equal files are skipped, so re-running an interrupted upload is safe. Tested on the live cut: 90 files recognised, none re-sent. - encode-loops writes each output under a temporary name and renames it once its encode succeeded, and skips a master only when all five outputs exist, rather than trusting a poster that may be all an interrupted run left. - check-loops gives every CDN request a 15 s deadline, so a stalled connection fails its URL instead of holding the workflow.
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Summary
Follow-up to #978: the demo loops are now tracked, checked in CI, declared to search engines, and lighter on the page they sit in.
Tracking. The loops live on R2, so nothing in the repository said which files were online, and nothing in CI would notice a page naming a loop nobody uploaded.
website/media/loops.json: every published file of the current cut by size and SHA-256, plus each loop's duration.website/scripts/media/publish-loops.mjs: uploads a cut (cfCLI) and writes that record and the generated block ofsrc/lib/demo-loop.ts(base URL, durations, publication date), so code and record cannot disagree.website/scripts/media/encode-loops.sh: the encoder settings.website/scripts/check-loops.mjs, a new step in the docs workflow (npm run check:loops -- --live): every loop the pages use is published, and every recorded file answers on the CDN at its recorded size. Paced under the zone's per-IP rate limit (an unpaced first version tripped it).website/media/README.md: making a new cut, and the Cloudflare set-up.The masters and the production pipeline that makes them are archived outside this repository (R2
masters/, off the public domain, and the openscreen-demo-production repo).SEO. Each page that presents a loop declares it as a schema.org
VideoObjectin the server HTML: a translated title (new, 18 loops x 8 locales), the existing translated screen-reader label as description, poster, 1080p H.264 file, duration and publication date. A homepage stage declares every tab's loop, since each is one click away; nothing is declared where a loop is not shown. Homepage: 11 VideoObjects, feature pages 3-4, no duplicates, all required fields.Performance. Lighthouse, median of three runs, before the loops landed vs now:
SEO and best practices 100 everywhere, before and after. The captions page had regressed to 1.26 s with #978 alone: its first loop's poster (the page's largest paint) only appeared after hydration, and a 1 MB clip downloaded inside the page load. The poster is now a native lazy
<img>in the server HTML and no video source is attached before the load event. Preloading the poster at high priority was measured and dropped (mobile LCP 5.3 s).Type of change
Release impact
Desktop impact
Testing
npm run typecheck,npm test,npm run i18n:check,check:media,check:recreation,check:loops -- --live(and shown to fail on a missing file and on a one-byte size mismatch), fullnpm run buildin all eight locales, VideoObject nodes parsed out of the built HTML, Lighthouse 12 against a production build of this branch and of the commit before #978.Summary by CodeRabbit