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Fix device/replay/session UX issues, add pagination, bump to 0.3.0
- Fix device rename input collapsing on mobile (fixed width vs w-full
  inside an auto-layout table column).
- Add cascade-delete confirmation for sessions with a saved recording.
- Fix header connection LED: derive state from scanning/device-count/
  recording instead of the Buttplug client's raw connected flag; drop
  the label text and hide the indicator entirely when idle.
- Add a per-device disconnect button (stop + remove from store, the
  closest equivalent Buttplug's protocol allows per device).
- Fix replay ending early: duration now comes from the recording's
  actual durationMs, not the last event's timestamp.
- Replay robustness: show which devices are being replayed to, reset
  actuators to zero on start/play/pause, fully disconnect devices and
  the whole client on stop/unmount, surface command failures via toast.
- Stop flagging the header LED red during replay - recording is only
  for live sessions.
- Add page-number pagination to recordings/sessions/devices lists.
- Wordmark SEXY -> Sexy; add proper per-page <title>s including
  dynamic titles for recording/session detail and replay pages.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-08-25 21:26:18 +02:00

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import { desc, eq, sql } from "drizzle-orm";
import { db } from "@/lib/db/client";
import { recordings, sessionDevices, devices, playSessions, type RecordingDeviceSlot } from "@/lib/db/schema";
import { getEventsForSession } from "./session-events";
import { PAGE_SIZE, type Page } from "@/lib/pagination";
/**
* A recording is a thin pointer over an already-captured play_session, not a
* duplicated event pipeline: every live command is always persisted to
* session_events (stats need it regardless of whether the user saves a
* recording), so "saving a recording" just snapshots the session's device
* slots and points a new row at it. This keeps the replay-loader query and
* the stats-timeline query reading the exact same rows, with zero risk of
* live/recorded data drifting apart.
*/
export async function createRecording(input: {
sourcePlaySessionId: number;
name: string;
description?: string;
}) {
const [session] = await db.select().from(playSessions).where(eq(playSessions.id, input.sourcePlaySessionId));
if (!session) throw new Error("source play session not found");
const sessionDeviceRows = await db
.select({
sessionDeviceId: sessionDevices.id,
slotLabel: sessionDevices.slotLabel,
bleName: devices.bleName,
deviceClass: devices.deviceClass,
capabilities: devices.capabilities,
})
.from(sessionDevices)
.innerJoin(devices, eq(sessionDevices.deviceId, devices.id))
.where(eq(sessionDevices.playSessionId, input.sourcePlaySessionId));
const deviceSlots: RecordingDeviceSlot[] = sessionDeviceRows.map((row) => ({
slotLabel: row.slotLabel,
recordedBleName: row.bleName,
deviceClass: row.deviceClass,
capabilities: row.capabilities,
sourceSessionDeviceId: row.sessionDeviceId,
}));
const [recording] = await db
.insert(recordings)
.values({
sourcePlaySessionId: input.sourcePlaySessionId,
name: input.name,
description: input.description,
createdAt: Date.now(),
durationMs: session.durationMs ?? 0,
deviceSlots,
playCount: 0,
})
.returning();
return recording;
}
export async function listRecordings() {
return db.select().from(recordings).orderBy(desc(recordings.createdAt));
}
export async function listRecordingsPage(page: number, pageSize = PAGE_SIZE): Promise<Page<typeof recordings.$inferSelect>> {
const [{ count }] = await db.select({ count: sql<number>`count(*)` }).from(recordings);
const items = await db
.select()
.from(recordings)
.orderBy(desc(recordings.createdAt))
.limit(pageSize)
.offset((page - 1) * pageSize);
return { items, page, pageSize, total: count };
}
export async function getRecordingsForSession(playSessionId: number) {
return db
.select({ id: recordings.id, name: recordings.name })
.from(recordings)
.where(eq(recordings.sourcePlaySessionId, playSessionId));
}
/** Lightweight name-only lookup for page titles - avoids getRecording's event-table join. */
export async function getRecordingName(id: number): Promise<string | undefined> {
const [row] = await db.select({ name: recordings.name }).from(recordings).where(eq(recordings.id, id));
return row?.name;
}
export async function getRecording(id: number) {
const [recording] = await db.select().from(recordings).where(eq(recordings.id, id));
if (!recording) return undefined;
const events = await getEventsForSession(recording.sourcePlaySessionId);
return { recording, events };
}
export async function renameRecording(id: number, input: { name?: string; description?: string }) {
const [updated] = await db.update(recordings).set(input).where(eq(recordings.id, id)).returning();
return updated;
}
export async function deleteRecording(id: number) {
await db.delete(recordings).where(eq(recordings.id, id));
}
export async function incrementPlayCount(id: number, playedAt: number): Promise<void> {
const [existing] = await db.select().from(recordings).where(eq(recordings.id, id));
if (!existing) return;
await db
.update(recordings)
.set({ playCount: existing.playCount + 1, lastPlayedAt: playedAt })
.where(eq(recordings.id, id));
}