Preview each keycap script, and follow the OS light/dark theme - #218
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The Keycap Script submenu named ten scripts and showed none of them, so picking one meant flashing it to the keyboard to find out what it looks like. Every script already ships with the host in the fantasy font-pack bundle, so the host can draw the sample itself: each entry now carries a two-glyph icon, and hovering shows a longer sample (letters, plus digits for the scripts that have numerals). Standard previews the normal Latin face from the keycap-preview export, so the column reads as a comparison. Offline throughout - no keyboard, no flashed pack, nothing downloaded - and built on the submenu's first show (30 ms for all eleven), so startup is untouched and a missing or malformed bundle leaves the menu as it was. services/glyph_script_preview.py is Qt-free and mirrors the firmware's glyph_script_codepoint(): a script's font is found by its PUA block base (0xE800 + (value-1)*0x40) rather than by position in the pack, so a pack that reorders or lacks a block yields no preview instead of a preview of the neighbouring script. gui/glyph_script_icon.py turns that into a QIcon (OLED cool white on transparency) and a tooltip carrying the image as a base64 data URI, which needs no temp file. Two things were decided by rendering the real menu rather than reasoning about it: the icon is two glyphs because QIcon scales to fit a ~16 px square and a six-glyph strip arrives five pixels tall; and a glyph is scaled against the alphabet's ink box, not its own, because Braille 'a' is one dot and against itself it fills the icon as a solid square. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MCcD9aXDko5jNBHXimm2ns
Both tray apps wore a dark Fusion palette unconditionally, so on a light Windows desktop the tray menu and every dialog came up dark against light windows. `ui_theme` now defaults to "auto" and follows the desktop, with "light"/"dark" to pin it; the settings dialog offers it as a dropdown, the one place a fixed value set gets a combo instead of free text. services/os_theme.py is the Qt-free reader: AppsUseLightTheme via winreg on Windows, `defaults read -g AppleInterfaceStyle` on macOS (the key only exists in dark mode, so a failed read means light), gsettings colour scheme then the gtk-theme name on Linux. Nothing there raises, and a desktop that does not answer falls back to dark - the app's historical look, so a failed detection changes nothing rather than flipping somebody's tray. The tray re-follows whenever its menu opens, so switching the desktop needs no restart; the forwarder reads it once. The style stays Fusion in both themes and only the palette changes: Qt 5 has no dark native Windows style, so dark must be Fusion, and switching style by theme would leave the Fusion-shaped widgets checked in only one of them. Light is a second explicit palette beside the dark one, so both are readable and testable and neither can leave a role to Qt's default. The glyph-script previews had to move with it: a rendered pixmap does not follow a palette change, and near-white ink on a light menu is an invisible icon - so their ink comes from the palette and the tray drops the built icons when the theme changes. Verified by rendering the real tray menu in both themes. 32 tests, each of the five mutations tried (inverted registry reading, flipped fallback, ignored setting, always-dark is_dark, always-dark apply_theme) caught by the intended one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MCcD9aXDko5jNBHXimm2ns
The brightness family was #FFFF55 — 7.6:1 against the dark chrome and 1.07:1 against the light one, i.e. yellow on white. Now that the apps follow the OS theme a tint is drawn on both grounds, so it is #B59D24 gold (3.00 / 2.36), and the four entries share it: the Material glyphs (fewer rays, outline vs filled) carry the ramp, where the old paler #F9DB78 for 1% was the worst case of all on a light ground. The two other off-palette one-offs went with it, since both were the same fault: sync_problem was #A96424, 1.74:1 on DARK, and delete was #F19E39, 1.90:1 on light. Each adopts the palette colour its meaning already had — amber for caution, red for destructive — so the set is seven documented colours again, every one between 2.20:1 and 3.22:1 on both grounds. IconContrastTest holds a 2.0 floor from here on, with a test that the floor still rejects yellow-on-white so it cannot quietly become vacuous, and one that the two grounds it measures against are still the palettes' own Window colour. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MCcD9aXDko5jNBHXimm2ns
The Brightness submenu now reads across the palette rather than in one colour: grey off, amber at 1%, gold at 50/100%, green for "back to automatic". Green because automatic is the palette's enabled/ok, not a brightness level; amber because the dim end wants to look warm, which is what the old #F9DB78 was doing before it turned out to be invisible on white. Both are existing palette colours and clear the contrast floor on both grounds (amber 3.22/2.20, green 2.87/2.47), so the set is still the same seven and no icon needs a colour of its own. The cost is that amber now means caution and the dim end, and green ok and automatic; that is recorded beside the palette, and the alternative was two more one-off colours. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MCcD9aXDko5jNBHXimm2ns
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This repository does not receive automatic reviews because it has fewer than 10 stars. ⚙️ Run configurationConfiguration used: Organization UI Review profile: CHILL Plan: Team Run ID: 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds OS theme detection, explicit light and dark Qt palettes, a persisted theme setting, offline Glyph-Script previews, palette-aware tray integration, icon contrast validation, and supporting documentation. ChangesTheme-aware application styling
Glyph-Script previews
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Reviewer's GuideThis PR adds lazy, offline glyph-script previews to the tray menu, introduces configurable OS-aware light/dark Fusion theming for both tray applications, and updates icon colors and tests to preserve visibility across palettes. Sequence diagram for lazy glyph-script tray previewssequenceDiagram
participant User
participant TrayMenu as PolyHost tray menu
participant Preview as glyph_script_preview
participant Icon as glyph_script_icon
participant Bundle as Shipped font bundles
User->>TrayMenu: Open glyph_script_menu
TrayMenu->>TrayMenu: refresh_glyph_script_menu()
TrayMenu->>Icon: glyph_script_icon(value)
Icon->>Preview: preview(value)
Preview->>Bundle: decode_pack_file()
Bundle-->>Preview: Script or Latin font data
Preview-->>Icon: PIL preview image
Icon-->>TrayMenu: QIcon and glyph_script_tooltip()
TrayMenu-->>User: Two-glyph icon and longer hover preview
Sequence diagram for tray theme refreshsequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Tray as PolyHost tray app
participant Theme as os_theme
participant Qt as Fusion QApplication
participant Preview as Glyph preview icons
User->>Tray: Open tray menu
Tray->>Theme: forget_detected()
Tray->>Theme: detect_os_theme()
Theme-->>Tray: light, dark, or None
Tray->>Qt: apply_theme(app, ui_theme)
Qt-->>Tray: Resolved palette
alt Theme changed
Tray->>Preview: Clear action icons
Tray->>Tray: Rebuild previews on next submenu show
end
Tray-->>User: Menu rendered in current palette
Flow diagram for script-specific preview resolutionflowchart TD
Start[Preview script value] --> Standard{Standard script?}
Standard -->|Yes| Resident[Load resident.plyf Latin font]
Standard -->|No| Base[Compute PUA block base]
Base --> Fantasy[Load fantasy.plyf]
Fantasy --> Match[Find font by block base]
Match --> Found{Font found and renderable?}
Resident --> Found
Found -->|Yes| Render[Render sample using alphabet ink extent]
Found -->|No| None[Return no preview]
Render --> Output[Two-glyph QIcon and tooltip image]
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host.py: QPalette and QColor were dead — already dead on main, and only flagged now because this branch added QIcon to that same line. theme.py: the os_theme re-exports read as unused to anything looking only within the file. THEME_DARK is genuinely consumed (through the module, from theme_test.py), so deleting the names would have broken the tests — the finding is right about the file and wrong about the remedy. __all__ declares the re-export surface instead, and now matches the module's public names exactly (nothing declared that is undefined, nothing public left out). os_theme_test.py: import unittest.mock as mock, so the module is no longer imported both ways. 27 of the repo's 123 test files carry the same pattern, so this is a new-file alert rather than a new fault, but it costs one line. Full suite green: 2321 tests, OK (skipped=52) under xvfb — same count as before, and the GUI tests that construct the real PolyHost were among them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MCcD9aXDko5jNBHXimm2ns
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In `@polyhost/services/glyph_script_preview.py`:
- Around line 66-68: Update glyph_index() to recognize only ASCII digits by
replacing the isdigit() condition with an explicit "0" through "9" range check,
preventing non-ASCII characters from being mapped or raising during conversion.
Add regression coverage for Arabic-Indic ١ and superscript ² through preview().
In `@polyhost/services/os_theme.py`:
- Around line 70-71: Update the macOS theme detection flow around _run() so
command-start failures and timeouts preserve an unknown result by returning
None, while an absent AppleInterfaceStyle preference continues to use the
existing light-theme behavior. Add coverage for both OSError and TimeoutExpired
outcomes on macOS.
- Line 101: Update the theme resolution flow around resolve_theme() so the
ui_theme setting is normalized before detect_os_theme() is invoked; call the
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glyph_index() used str.isdigit(), which is true for Arabic-Indic and
superscript digits alike. U+0661 silently mapped to '1' — there is no such key
on the keyboard, and the index mirrors the firmware's KEYCODE arithmetic — and
int('²') RAISES, escaping a preview() whose contract is to return None
when it cannot draw. Now an explicit "0".."9" range.
_detect_macos() reported a Mac whose `defaults` could not run as being in LIGHT
mode. `defaults read -g AppleInterfaceStyle` exits non-zero when the key is
absent, which IS the light answer, but _run() returns None for that and for a
missing binary or a timeout alike, so the two were folded together — against
this module's own promise that None means "the desktop did not answer".
_defaults_read() keeps them apart.
apply_theme() asked the OS even when the setting already decided. The tray
re-applies the theme on every menu open and drops the detection cache first, so
a user with ui_theme pinned paid 1-2 gsettings subprocesses per open for an
answer that was then discarded. is_explicit() gates it, and lives in os_theme
beside resolve_theme so the two cannot disagree about what "explicit" means.
Each fix has a regression test, and all three were mutation-checked: reverting
each one fails its own test and no other.
Full suite: 2329 tests, OK (skipped=52) under xvfb (2321 before).
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A push mid-run did NOT abort the review, which qmk/CLAUDE.md says it does. The review completed normally — but stayed pinned to the pre-push head, so the pushed commit was simply never read. That is quieter than an abort and the range line / commit_id are the only things that say so. And the "a push re-triggers a review for free" escape hatch relies on auto-review, which being under 10 stars turns off — so on this repo and on polykybd-docs a push buys nothing and every review costs a quota slot. The two existing notes interact badly and neither says so on its own. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MCcD9aXDko5jNBHXimm2ns
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Summary
Three tray-menu changes, the last two following from the first being asked for.
Every Keycap Script entry previews its own script. The submenu named ten
scripts and showed none of them, so picking one meant flashing it to the
keyboard to find out what it looks like. Each entry now carries a two-glyph
icon, and hovering shows a longer sample (letters, plus digits for the scripts
that have numerals). Standard previews the normal Latin face, so the column
reads as a comparison. All of it is offline — the scripts already ship in
fantasy.plyfand the Latin face in the keycap-preview export, so no keyboardand no flashed pack are needed. Built on the submenu's first show (30 ms for all
eleven), so startup is untouched, and a missing or malformed bundle leaves the
menu exactly as it was.
Two things were decided by rendering the real menu rather than reasoning about
it: the icon is two glyphs, because
QIconscales a pixmap to fit a ~16 pxsquare and a six-glyph strip arrives about five pixels tall; and a glyph is
scaled against the alphabet's ink box rather than its own, because Braille
ais a single dot and measured against itself it fills the icon as a solid square.
A script's font is resolved by its PUA block base (
0xE800 + (value-1)*0x40,mirroring the firmware's
glyph_script_blocks[]) rather than by position in thepack, so a pack that reorders or lacks a block yields no preview instead of a
preview of the neighbouring script.
Both tray apps follow the OS light/dark setting. They wore a dark palette
unconditionally, so on a light Windows desktop the tray menu and every dialog
came up dark against light windows.
ui_themedefaults toauto;light/darkpin it, offered as a dropdown in the settings dialog. Detection isQt-free and cannot raise:
AppsUseLightThemeviawinreg,defaults read -g AppleInterfaceStyleon macOS (the key only exists in dark mode, so an absentkey means light — while
defaultsfailing to run at all means unknown, whichis a distinction the first cut got wrong),
gsettingscolour-scheme then thegtk-theme name on Linux. A desktop that does not answer falls back to dark — the
app's historical look — so a failed detection changes nothing rather than
flipping somebody's tray. The tray re-follows whenever its menu opens, so
switching the desktop needs no restart; the forwarder reads it once at startup.
A pinned theme skips detection entirely, because that path runs on every menu
open and each
gsettingscall carries a 2 s timeout.The style stays Fusion in both themes and only the palette changes: Qt 5 has no
dark native Windows style, so dark must be Fusion, and switching style by theme
would leave the Fusion-shaped widgets checked in only one of them. The
glyph-script previews had to move with it — a rendered pixmap does not follow a
palette change, and near-white ink on a light menu is an invisible icon — so
their ink comes from the palette and the tray drops the built icons when the
theme changes.
The brightness icons were yellow on white.
#FFFF55measures 7.6:1 againstthe dark chrome and 1.07:1 against the light one. The set is now grey off, amber
1%, gold 50/100%, green for "back to automatic" (automatic is the palette's
enabled/ok, not a brightness level). Measuring turned up two more of the same
fault, both off-palette one-offs:
sync_problemat#A96424, 1.74:1 on dark,and
deleteat#F19E39, 1.90:1 on light; each takes the palette colour itsmeaning already had. Every icon tint now sits between 2.20:1 and 3.22:1 on both
grounds, and
IconContrastTestholds a 2.0 floor from here.Three developer dialogs still hardcode dark colours (MRU inspector, font-pack
inspector/extend), deliberately: those are OLED previews, where a black ground
is the content rather than chrome.
Version bump label
bump:minor— new features (the previews, the theme setting), backwardscompatible. No protocol change: nothing here touches the wire.
Testing
Tested locally against real hardware
Tested with mock device (if UI changes)
Full suite green: 2329 tests,
OK (skipped=52)under xvfb (2286 before).The real
QMenurendered in both themes viatools/render_tray_menu.py,which now builds the previews before grabbing (a
grab()fires noaboutToShow) — that is how the icon size, the alphabet-box scaling, thelight palette and the new icon tints were each judged.
Mutation-checked, each break caught by the intended test: the preview module
(wrong block stride, dropped normalisation, wrong digit index, non-ASCII
digits re-admitted) and the theme logic (inverted registry reading, flipped
fallback, ignored setting, always-true
is_dark, always-darkapply_theme—that last one escaped at first and got a test written for it — plus a macOS
launch failure reported as light, and detection run for a pinned theme).
The tooltip test draws the HTML through a
QTextDocumentand counts litpixels, because a tooltip whose image Qt cannot load renders as an empty box
and says nothing.
Review
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three declined on this head — Sourcery is out of its weekly diff budget,
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verified against the code, all real, all fixed in
4fcdfffwith a regressiontest each:
glyph_index()usedstr.isdigit(), true for Arabic-Indic and superscriptdigits alike.
١silently mapped to theKC_1slot — a key this keyboard doesnot have — and
int('²')raises, escaping apreview()documented toreturn
Nonewhen it cannot draw._detect_macos()reported a Mac whosedefaultscould not run as being inlight mode, because a non-zero exit (the real light signal) and a failure to
launch both arrive as
None— against this module's own promise thatNonemeans "the desktop did not answer".
apply_theme()asked the OS even when the setting already decided. With_refresh_theme()dropping the cache on every menu open, a pinned theme paidtwo sequential
gsettingscalls per open, each with a 2 s timeout.CodeQL separately flagged three import issues, also fixed (
a574cbb); one ofthose was half wrong —
THEME_DARKis consumed through the module from thetests — so it took
__all__rather than a deletion.be78692and CodeQL's findings predate their own fix, so by this repo'sstanding check (a review counts when its
commit_idis the head sha) the fixesthemselves are unreviewed, and the hour's review quota is spent.
Also not covered: the docs site is untouched —
using/glyph-scriptssaysnothing about the previews and there is no page for the theme setting. Docs ship
the moment they merge while the host ships on a release, so those pages belong
with the release that carries this.
The Docstring Coverage pre-merge check is failing at 30.94% against an 80%
threshold. That threshold is a CodeRabbit default rather than a project policy
and this repo deliberately does not chase it, per
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Add keycap script previews and responsive light/dark theming to the tray applications while improving icon readability across palettes.
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