Thanks for creating this! PR'ing back a bunch of improvements I made

[imaznation]

Hey @kemalandic, first off thank you for creating this! I just picked up a Corsair Xeneon Edge myself and was looking to get it up and running on macOS. Your repo was a huge jumpstart for me in building myself a bunch of dashboards.

I've PR'ed back a bunch of fixes/improvements:

• PR 1: Fixed a crash/hang that happened when resuming from sleep, due to the BluetoothService hanging off of the main thread
• PR 2: Performance improvement to move a bunch of I/O off of the main thread
• PR 3: Improved behavior when the computer comes back from sleep, so it doesn't overlay on top of your main desktop display. If the Xeneon Edge is unplugged, it will simply hide/minimize itself.
• PR 4: Support for touch-scroll, so that widgets can render list items that are internally scrollable
• PR 5: Added support for a bunch of new UI elements that widgets can leverage, like a time-ago counter & pulsing dots (for showing real-time info), and a confetti overlay (if you have events/webhook things that you want to notify you loudly full-screen)
• PR 6: It was a bit annoying that the app hung out in the dock the entire time, so I added a menu-bar icon for the app instead. This also makes it a bit easier to manage for multi-monitor scenarios.
• PR 7: Strict monitor affinity (opt-in) to force the display to only show up on the Xeneon Edge instead of your main monitor. I found that oftentimes when resuming from sleep, it would overlay on the wrong monitor.

[kemalandic]

Thanks for this, and sorry it sat so long — all seven are merged.

They were good PRs. The Bluetooth one in particular: BluetoothService is @MainActor and was calling pairedDevices() straight on it every 10 seconds, so once I read your sample(1) trace it reproduced on demand. That one had been bothering me without my ever having tracked it down.

I landed a large change to the CI/CD widget just before yours, so a few needed conflict resolution. I did that here rather than sending them back to you — the work was already done and you had waited long enough. Your commits went in unchanged where they applied cleanly, with any follow-up as a separate commit on top.

Three that came in with adjustments:

#4 and #7 landed without a call site or without UI. TouchScrollView is now wired into the three dashboard widgets that overflow vertically — per-core temps, CPU cores, CI/CD runs. On the Edge that is the difference between those widgets being usable and not. strictMonitorAffinity is now a toggle in Settings → Display; as it stood you had to hand-edit layout.json to reach it.

#6 I made optional. The gap is real — in kiosk mode there is genuinely no path to Settings or a clean quit — but .accessory also takes the Dock icon and Cmd-Tab away from anyone running this on a single display. It is now Settings → General → Hide from Dock, default off, applied immediately. Same shape as your own #7, which is where I got the idea.

#5 I took two of three. TimeAgoText went straight into the CI/CD account rows and fixed a bug I had just written: the "synced 2m ago" line was computed once at render and then sat there lying. It ticks now. I added a Date initialiser so callers holding a Date do not have to build an ISO string. PulsingDot marks an account mid-sync.

I dropped ConfettiOverlay. I understand the intent — a loud full-screen signal for webhook events — but plugin widgets are HTML/JS in a WKWebView and cannot reach a SwiftUI overlay, and no native widget has that kind of trigger yet. If a native notification widget ever lands, it is worth bringing back; I would rather not carry it unused until then.

One small thing: the dispatch queue in #1 was labelled dev.imaznation.edgecontrol.bluetooth. I renamed it to the app's own namespace since queue labels show up in crash reports and Instruments.

If you are running this on an Edge daily, you are hitting things I never will — the sleep/wake behaviour in #3 is a good example. More of these are very welcome. There is a short section in CONTRIBUTING now on running the test suite, which until recently could not run at all.