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Michael A. CojocariandClaude Opus 5.5 08750ab3a1 feat(ui): Condense Nav, a landscape nav rail with icon-only Home launchers (#592)
On short landscape panels (the T-Pager is 480x222) the bottom nav bar
spends a full-width strip on five icons. New Settings > Display switch
"Condense Nav", off by default, applies after a restart:

- The nav bar becomes a rail on the right edge (LV_DIR_RIGHT tabview).
  Pager cells show the key letter under the icon; the Tanmatsu keeps its
  coloured F-key shapes; the T-Deck / P4 key hints sit under the icons.
- Home's launcher column (Advert, Terminal, Files, Apps, Control) shows
  icons only; the buttons keep their height and spacing, and the status
  text, chart and info card widen into the freed space.
- The active-tab marker turns vertical beside the active cell, the
  unread and update badges move to the top-right of their cells, and the
  rail stays solid (and the marker visible) on the Map.
- Content that kept the bottom bar visible now stops at the rail
  instead: tabContentW() subtracts the rail, and the map canvas, Settings
  landing grid, chat-list rows, Mentions and the app drawer use it.
  Swipe-left on the rail opens the drawer (swipe-up on the bottom bar).

Portrait layouts and the M9 are unchanged: the mode is decided once in
buildUiTree from the pref and the orientation at boot, the switch is
greyed out in portrait and absent on the M9.

TABBAR_H becomes a runtime value (0 with the rail) next to a new
TABBAR_W. The pref is a new trailing field, condense_nav (schema v66);
the schema test's layout asserts now count the v64 fields they missed.
Strings added to every deploy/apps/lang file and i18n_builtin.h
regenerated.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019M5VJ43X3nUULPqVcgrAH2
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wadamesh.com infrastructure

Distribution stack for wadamesh: a VPS nginx origin behind Cloudflare.

tiles.wadamesh.com     →CF (HTTP, edge-cached) →  nginx → OpenStreetMap / OpenTopoMap
firmware.wadamesh.com  →CF (cache bins)        →  nginx → /srv/wadamesh/firmware
flasher.wadamesh.com   →CF (HTTPS)             →  301 → wadamesh.com
wadamesh.com           →CF (HTTPS)             →  nginx → /srv/wadamesh/site

Map tile styles. The default /{z}/{x}/{y}.jpg route serves OpenStreetMap (the firmware default). An opt-in OpenTopoMap topographic style is served from /opentopo/{z}/{x}/{y}.jpg (explicit OSM alias at /osm/...); the device requests it only when the user enables Map → Options → Topographic map. Legal: OpenTopoMap map tiles are © OpenTopoMap (CC-BY-SA) over © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) + SRTM — the touch UI shows that attribution when topo is active, and the 14-day disk cache keeps each tile hitting OpenTopoMap at most once per fortnight (their tile-usage policy asks for a contactable UA + caching, both of which the transcode service provides). Deploying the topo routes = update tiles.wadamesh.com.conf + tile-transcode.py, then systemctl restart wadamesh-tile-transcode && nginx -t && systemctl reload nginx and purge the Cloudflare cache for tiles.wadamesh.com/opentopo/*.

The firmware fetches tiles + the update-check over plain HTTP (on-device HTTPS isn't viable — mbedTLS needs ~30 KB heap, only ~5 KB is free post-Wi-Fi), so the tile + firmware hosts must stay reachable over HTTP. Cloudflare provides the edge cache, HTTPS for the flasher, and hides the origin IP (so no IP lives in this repo or the firmware).

1. VPS (origin)

sudo apt install nginx
sudo mkdir -p /srv/wadamesh/firmware/releases/TOUCH /var/cache/nginx/wadamesh-tiles
sudo cp deploy/nginx/tiles.wadamesh.com.conf    /etc/nginx/sites-available/
sudo cp deploy/nginx/firmware.wadamesh.com.conf /etc/nginx/sites-available/
sudo ln -s /etc/nginx/sites-available/tiles.wadamesh.com.conf    /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/
sudo ln -s /etc/nginx/sites-available/firmware.wadamesh.com.conf /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/
sudo nginx -t && sudo systemctl reload nginx

2. Cloudflare

  • DNS: A/AAAA records for tiles, firmware, flasher, @ → the VPS IP, all Proxied (orange cloud).
  • SSL/TLS: mode Flexible (CF↔origin HTTP) is enough since the origin is HTTP-only. Do NOT enable "Always Use HTTPS" on tiles. or firmware. — the firmware needs plain HTTP there.
  • Cache Rules:
    • tiles.wadamesh.com/* → Eligible for cache, Edge TTL ~14d.
    • firmware.wadamesh.com/releases/*/*.bin → cache, Edge TTL ~1d.
    • firmware.wadamesh.com/releases/TOUCH (the listing) → short TTL (~60s) or Bypass, so new releases appear promptly.

3. Publishing a release

From a wadamesh checkout (builds both boards, refreshes the listing, rsyncs up):

WADAMESH_VPS=user@your-vps scripts/release.sh beta_2

The on-device check GETs http://firmware.wadamesh.com/releases/TOUCH, finds the highest beta_<N>, and (once OTA-over-Wi-Fi is re-enabled) pulls …/releases/TOUCH/beta_<N>/<board>.bin.

Done

  • Web flasher ✅ — the guided install page at wadamesh.com, served from deploy/site/ and published by scripts/deploy-site.sh (esp-web-tools / Web Serial, per-board install buttons + .bin downloads, manifests generated per release by scripts/build/gen-flasher-meta.py into the /latest/ and /latest-beta/ feeds that release.sh refreshes each publish).
  • flasher.wadamesh.com 301-redirects to the apex (see deploy/nginx/flasher.wadamesh.com.conf) — it is an alias, not its own page.
  • deploy/flasher/ is the original standalone flasher page. No deploy script publishes it — deploy-site.sh ships deploy/site/ only — so it is effectively an offline/local copy kept in parity by hand. Retire it or wire it into a deploy target; until then, treat deploy/site/index.html as the only install page users can reach.

TODO before public launch

  • Re-enable OTA-over-Wi-Fi in the firmware (currently it version-checks then defers to manual flashing).
  • Flip wadamesh repo public = launch.
  • Decide tile-proxy sharing: dedicated tiles.wadamesh.com (this config) vs reusing the meshcomod proxy.

Never commit the VPS IP, SSH keys, or WADAMESH_VPS. Cloudflare fronts the origin; the deploy target is supplied via the environment at publish time.