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feat(arbiter): offer onboard Fn functions in the keybinding picker - #1307
Lets the keybinding picker assign the boards' own Fn-layer functions, which a Polar 65+ owner decoded from hardware (see keyboard-protocol#10): RGB mode (148), color switch (202), brightness up/down (204/205), effect speed up/down (206/207), factory reset (224), game mode (243).
Problem: these codes had no label (arbiterKeyLabel returned null by design) and belonged to no picker category, so they rendered as bare Code N and couldn't be chosen — including restoring them to other keys. The per-position restore button only covers the factory slot.
Change:
arbiter-labels.ts: names for the 8 codes + a new onboard picker category listing them.
ArbiterKeyboardPanel.tsx: onboard in the category dropdown (kb.arbCatOnboard).
i18n: kb.arbCatOnboard in English + all 11 locales (non-English names are provisional — happy to take corrections).
Tests updated to the new behavior (every factory code now has a label; 204/224 categorize as onboard).
Writes use the existing read-back-confirmed key-mapping path, same as any other code. Key names stay plain English like the rest of NAMED (only the category label is translated, matching current convention).
Verification:npm run build clean, full npm test 589/589, npm run size ok. Tracked alongside keyboard-protocol#10.
Note
Add onboard Fn function keys to Arbiter keybinding picker
Adds an onboard category to ARBITER_KEY_CHOICES and labels for 8 onboard Fn-layer codes (148, 202, 204, 205, 206, 207, 224, 243) covering lighting, game-mode, and reset functions in arbiter-labels.ts
Maps the new category to the kb.arbCatOnboard translation key in ArbiterKeyboardPanel.tsx and adds translations across all 12 locale catalogs
Updates the coverage tests in arbiter-deck.test.ts: reserved FN codes are no longer exempt from the label coverage check, and codes 204 and 224 now expect the onboard category
Behavioral Change: arbiterKeyLabel now returns names instead of null for the 8 added codes; previously uncategorized codes 204 and 224 appear under the new "Onboard functions" category in the picker
The PRO boards' Fn layer carries vendor codes that drive keyboard
functions locally (RGB mode, color switch, brightness/speed, factory
reset, game mode) — decoded from hardware by a Polar 65+ owner. They
had no label and no picker category, so they showed as bare codes and
could not be assigned to other keys. Adds an Onboard functions
category with hardware-confirmed names; writes go through the normal
read-back-confirmed key-mapping path. Non-English category names are
provisional.
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Review comments at @src/device/arbiter-labels.ts:
- Line 45: Remove code 224 from the onboard category in the arbiter labels so
the rebinding picker cannot offer the factory-reset action.
- Line 22: Update the doc comment for arbiterKeyLabel to clarify that null means
this module has no name for the code, not that no keyboard can carry it.
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The Arbiter key picker adds an onboard category with labels and choices for onboard key codes. The keyboard panel and supported locale tables add a translated category name, and tests verify key-label coverage and category assignment.
Changes: Arbiter onboard key category
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Define onboard keys and picker choices src/device/arbiter-labels.ts, src/device/arbiter-deck.test.ts
The key category, labels, and picker choices now include onboard key codes. Tests check labels for nonzero codes and verify that codes 204 and 224 use the onboard category.
Wire and translate the category src/features/devices/cards/ArbiterKeyboardPanel.tsx, src/i18n/index.ts, src/i18n/locales/*
The keyboard panel maps the onboard category to a translation key. The English message table and locale tables add the category label.
The picker allows assigning factory reset without confirmation, creating a risk of accidentally resetting saved keyboard settings on a later keypress. Remove that choice or confirm the assignment before merging.
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Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Adds an Onboard functions category for explicitly assigning existing keyboard functions, with translated category labels. Existing bindings and defaults remain unchanged; device actions require user-directed remapping and activation.
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Assert the full onboard picker set in the picker test.
The new assertions in the picker lists only codes that have a label, each in one category check only codes 204 and 224 in the onboard category. Removing 205 or 206 from ARBITER_KEY_CHOICES.onboard leaves the tests in this file passing. Both codes keep their labels, so the label checks still pass. No test asserts that they appear in the picker, so a future edit can drop one of these onboard functions without a failing test. Add an exact-membership assertion against the intended supported set, and update the expected list when that set changes.
🧪 Suggested test assertion
assert.equal(arbiterKeyCategory(224), "onboard");
+ assert.deepEqual([...ARBITER_KEY_CHOICES.onboard].sort((a, b) => a - b), [148, 202, 204, 205, 206, 207, 224, 243]);
});
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Review comment at @src/device/arbiter-deck.test.ts around lines 51 - 52:
Update the test named “the picker lists only codes that have a label, each in
one category” to assert exact membership of ARBITER_KEY_CHOICES.onboard against
the intended supported set, so removing any supported code such as 205 or 206
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Review comments at @src/device/arbiter-labels.ts:
- Line 45: Remove code 224 from the onboard category in the arbiter labels so
the rebinding picker cannot offer the factory-reset action.
- Line 22: Update the doc comment for arbiterKeyLabel to clarify that null means
this module has no name for the code, not that no keyboard can carry it.
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Review comments at @src/device/arbiter-deck.test.ts:
- Around line 51-52: Update the test named “the picker lists only codes that
have a label, each in one category” to assert exact membership of
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supported code such as 205 or 206 fails the test.
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rg -n 'arbiterKeyLabel|keyCode|ARBITER_KEY_CODE' src/device src/features/devices | head -100; sed -n '1,65p' src/device/arbiter-labels.ts
Repository: OpenMouse-Project/openmouse
Length of output: 10603
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set -u
echo"== protocol package locations =="
fd -t d 'keyboard-protocol'.2>/dev/null | head -20
echo"== node_modules protocol arbiter files =="
ls node_modules/@openmouse/keyboard-protocol 2>/dev/null && find node_modules/@openmouse/keyboard-protocol -maxdepth 3 -name '*.d.ts' -o -maxdepth 3 -name '*.js'2>/dev/null | head -40
echo"== ARBITER_KEY_CODE definitions in repo and any vendored protocol =="
rg -n -F -e 'ARBITER_KEY_CODE' -e 'fnLayer' -e 'superTap' --glob '!*.map'.2>/dev/null | head -60 ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo"== keyCode validation in device workspace =="
rg -n -F -e 'integer(' -e 'keyCode' src/device/arbiter-workspace.ts src/device/keyboard-workspace.ts 2>/dev/null | head -60 ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo"== arbiter-workspace.ts arbiterBindings handling =="
rg -n -F -e 'arbiterBindings' src/device 2>/dev/null | head -40 ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: OpenMouse-Project/openmouse
Length of output: 6865
Script executed:
set -u
echo"== arbiter files in protocol package =="
find node_modules/@openmouse/keyboard-protocol -path '*arbiter*'2>/dev/null | head -40
echo"== protocol docs mentioning arbiter key codes or binding range =="
rg -n -i -e 'arbiter' -e 'keyCode' -e 'key code' -e 'binding' node_modules/@openmouse/keyboard-protocol/docs node_modules/@openmouse/keyboard-protocol/README.md 2>/dev/null | head -80 ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo"== ARBITER_KEY_CODE and key-code typing in protocol dist =="
rg -n -F -e 'ARBITER_KEY_CODE' -e 'fnLayer' -e 'superTap' node_modules/@openmouse/keyboard-protocol/dist 2>/dev/null | head -60 ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo"== arbiter-keyboard.ts arbiterBindings handling =="
sed -n '55,85p' src/device/arbiter-keyboard.ts
Repository: OpenMouse-Project/openmouse
Length of output: 16259
Script executed:
set -u
echo"== arbiter-support.md key code sections =="
sed -n '150,160p;225,240p' node_modules/@openmouse/keyboard-protocol/docs/arbiter-support.md
echo"== arbiter d.ts ARBITER_KEY_CODE and keyCode typing =="
sed -n '20,40p' node_modules/@openmouse/keyboard-protocol/dist/arbiter/index.d.ts
rg -n -F -e 'keyCode' node_modules/@openmouse/keyboard-protocol/dist/arbiter/index.d.ts node_modules/@openmouse/keyboard-protocol/dist/arbiter/index.js 2>/dev/null | head -40 ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo"== codec key-code range validation in protocol arbiter index.js =="
rg -n -F -e 'keyCode' -e '255' -e 'uint8' -e 'byte' node_modules/@openmouse/keyboard-protocol/dist/arbiter/index.js node_modules/@openmouse/keyboard-protocol/dist/drivers/arbiter/hid.js 2>/dev/null | head -40 ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: OpenMouse-Project/openmouse
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Correct the arbiterKeyLabel doc comment. Null does not mean the code is impossible.
The comment says null means "a code no keyboard can carry". The function returns null for any nonzero code outside NAMED and the letter, digit, and F1–F12 ranges. The protocol accepts keyCode values from 0 to 255, and its docs name 250 as a vendor key code ("Play"). arbiterKeyLabel(250) returns null, so the comment is wrong for valid codes. The base comment said only that unnamed vendor codes return null, which was accurate.
📝 Suggested fix
--- "a/src/device/arbiter-labels.ts"+++ "b/src/device/arbiter-labels.ts"@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@
206: "Effect speed up", 207: "Effect speed down", 224: "Factory reset", 243: "Game mode",
};
-/** Label for a key code, or null for a code no keyboard can carry. */+/** Label for a key code, or null when this module has no name for it. */
export function arbiterKeyLabel(code: number): string | null {
if (code === 0) return null;
const named = NAMED[code];
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/** Label for a key code, or null for a code no keyboard can carry. */
/** Label for a key code, or null when this module has no name for it. */
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Review comment at @src/device/arbiter-labels.ts at line 22:
Update the doc comment for arbiterKeyLabel to clarify that null means this
module has no name for the code, not that no keyboard can carry it.
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Exclude factory reset (code 224) from the rebinding picker.
The new onboard category offers code 224, labeled "Factory reset." assign() in ArbiterKeyboardPanel.tsx sends the selected code at once, with no confirmation. A later press of that key can reset the keyboard's saved configuration. Remove 224 from the picker, or require a confirmation before this assignment is sent.
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Review comment at @src/device/arbiter-labels.ts at line 45:
Remove code 224 from the onboard category in the arbiter labels so the rebinding
picker cannot offer the factory-reset action.
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Lets the keybinding picker assign the boards' own Fn-layer functions, which a Polar 65+ owner decoded from hardware (see keyboard-protocol#10): RGB mode (148), color switch (202), brightness up/down (204/205), effect speed up/down (206/207), factory reset (224), game mode (243).
Problem: these codes had no label (
arbiterKeyLabelreturned null by design) and belonged to no picker category, so they rendered as bareCode Nand couldn't be chosen — including restoring them to other keys. The per-position restore button only covers the factory slot.Change:
arbiter-labels.ts: names for the 8 codes + a newonboardpicker category listing them.ArbiterKeyboardPanel.tsx:onboardin the category dropdown (kb.arbCatOnboard).kb.arbCatOnboardin English + all 11 locales (non-English names are provisional — happy to take corrections).onboard).Writes use the existing read-back-confirmed key-mapping path, same as any other code. Key names stay plain English like the rest of
NAMED(only the category label is translated, matching current convention).Verification:
npm run buildclean, fullnpm test589/589,npm run sizeok. Tracked alongside keyboard-protocol#10.Note
Add onboard Fn function keys to Arbiter keybinding picker
onboardcategory toARBITER_KEY_CHOICESand labels for 8 onboard Fn-layer codes (148, 202, 204, 205, 206, 207, 224, 243) covering lighting, game-mode, and reset functions in arbiter-labels.tskb.arbCatOnboardtranslation key in ArbiterKeyboardPanel.tsx and adds translations across all 12 locale catalogsarbiterKeyLabelnow returns names instead of null for the 8 added codes; previously uncategorized codes 204 and 224 appear under the new "Onboard functions" category in the pickerMacroscope summarized 178a982.
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