Replaces the export button's placeholder (which only dbg!-printed the
payload) with a real implementation: one employee exports a single
.ods file, more than one bundles a .zip of one .ods per employee,
written wherever the user picks via the native "save" dialog
(tauri-plugin-dialog).
The "hours worked" column is a live ODF formula with a cached fallback
value, not just a static number, so the file stays correct if edited
afterward in LibreOffice; the formula and the cached value both treat
a day's own missing punches as 0 in the subtraction, matching how a
day with only an entry and an exit (no lunch break) still nets out to
the right span. Column headers are sent by the frontend (translated
via its own i18n), not hardcoded in Rust. A stacked slot (more than
one punch the device recorded in the same shift) exports every punch,
one per line in the cell, instead of only the first.
Also closes a real gap surfaced while building this: the new-employees
screen already blocked "Continue" for a blank name, but not for a name
the device sent as invalid UTF-8 (lossily converted to text containing
the Unicode replacement character on the Rust side) — such a name is
now flagged and blocks continuing too, so every employee reaching the
review/export flow is guaranteed to have a real, displayable name.
Assisted-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the screen after onboarding: pick a month/year (ConfirmMonth), show
loading screens while the device is queried, then download that month's
records and resolve each distinct employee's name, printing both to
stdout (debug pretty-print) before landing on the placeholder "done"
screen.
- r701: RecordIterator's boxed stream is now Send, required for it to
cross into a Tauri command's future.
- oxibadge: load_records/load_employees commands, sharing the existing
3-retry connect_with_retries helper. load_records uses skip_while/
take_while on the device's newest-first stream to grab only the
target month without walking its whole history, then a single
collect + in-place Vec::reverse() back to chronological order.
- Shared LoadingScreen/Intro components extracted so future screens
reuse the same look without duplicating markup/CSS.
Assisted-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the first real screen: a setup form for the device's host/port,
tested against the real device (3 retries) and persisted to
preferences.toml before showing a placeholder "done" screen.
- Rust: test_connection/save_preferences/load_preferences commands;
preferences stored as [[reader]] in TOML so more readers can be
added later without a format change.
- Svelte: split the monolithic page into reusable components
(Screen, Column, Field, Button, ErrorBanner, Hint) under
src/lib/components, sharing design tokens from app.css.
- Automatic it/en i18n via svelte-i18n, locale detected from
navigator.language.
Assisted-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Scaffolds the oxibadge crate/frontend as a new workspace member, stripped
down to a bare hello-world, and
extends the CI pipeline
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
tests/mock/mod.rs emulates the device's TCP protocol (ping, get_name,
get_total_record_count, get_record_bytes), grounded in the reverse
engineering notes at
https://nicolabelluti.me/posts/2024/05/studying-a-communication-protocol/,
so tests/e2e.rs can exercise the real R701 client against it instead of
needing a physical reader. Starts with one test (connect + ping);
more scenarios (get_name, record streaming, error cases) to follow.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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