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Eject button wasn't taking effect immediately because Platform.Events() was blocked in a select that only woke on button-channel input or timer expiry. SDCardEvents go through a separate pending queue and the select had no way to notice when they arrived — the eject sat in pending until the next button press or timer expiry, both of which could take seconds. Fix: 1-buffered wake channel. signalWake() pokes it (non-blocking), the select now reads from it as a third case, and the drain-loop at the end re-drains pending so any event pushed while we waited gets returned in the same call. exportSetSDCard() calls signalWake() after appending to pending. Wakeup() (gui.Platform method, previously no-op) now also calls it, so any future gui-side wake request works the same way. The bug was specific to non-button events — button events go through the events chan directly so they always woke the select. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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seedhammer-v1-companion
Status: early development. Phase 1 (composer port) in progress. See docs/architecture/ for the project plan and design docs.
A browser-based companion for SeedHammer v1 hardware (the original Raspberry-Pi-Zero-based engraver), inspired by Gangleri42's SeedHammer II fork. Ships three coordinated tools and one optional desktop wrapper.
What this is
1. Plate composer (browser PWA)
Design a stainless steel seed-backup plate from your phone or desktop — seed words, custom title text, optional logos — then transfer the design to a real SeedHammer v1 controller via QR code.
The composer renders a pixel-faithful preview using the same Go code the Pi controller runs. What you see in the browser is what the engraver will physically punch.
The on-the-wire envelope is SH1E (a CBOR + CRC32 format documented at docs/architecture/sh1e-spec.md). Sized to fit a 24-word multisig plate in a single QR frame, with BBQr fallback for larger multi-plate manifests.
2. SeedHammer v1 emulator (browser PWA)
Run the real v1 controller firmware in your browser. The same gui/,
input/, and engrave/ Go packages that drive the physical device,
compiled to WASM. Use it to:
- Test workflows end-to-end without a physical device
- Take screenshots / record screencasts of v1 flows
- Demo SeedHammer v1 to people without shipping hardware
Keyboard mapping: arrows = joystick, Enter = center/confirm, 1/2/3 = Button1/2/3.
3. Bundled SeedSigner emulator (browser PWA)
A faithful in-browser SeedSigner — both the classic 1.3" 240×240 model and the newer 2.8" SeedSigner+ "jumbo" model. Generates seed-phrase QR codes that you can hand off to the SeedHammer v1 emulator via a single button press, end-to-end without leaving the page.
Built by hosting the upstream SeedSigner Python code via Pyodide so that the emulator IS the firmware — when SeedSigner releases new versions we bump the pinned commit and the sim updates.
4. Optional Android wrapper
Kotlin/Gradle shell hosting the composer WASM, for users who want a plate-design app instead of a PWA. Mirrors the structure of Gangleri42's SH2 Android companion.
Hardware targeted
This codebase targets the original SeedHammer v1 specifically — the [Pi Zero v1.3 / WaveShare 1.3" 240×240 LCD HAT / MarkingWay engraver] hardware. Not the newer SeedHammer II (RP2040 / TinyGo / SH2E NFC).
For an SH-II companion, use Gangleri42's fork directly. Most of the inspiration for this project comes from there.
Status & roadmap
- ☐ Phase 1 — composer port (Go-to-WASM, SH1E reference encoder, web UI)
- ☐ Phase 2 — v1 emulator (firmware-in-browser, Gangleri42-faithful UI shell)
- ☐ Phase 2.5 — SeedSigner emulator + QR handoff
- ☐ Phase 3 — combined three-pane sim
- ☐ Phase 4 — real-device validation on real v1 hardware
- ☐ Phase 5 (optional) — ColdCard emulator (port from Gangleri42's fork)
- ☐ Phase 6 (optional) — Android wrapper
Building
(Will be documented as Phase 1 lands — go build ./... + a Vite build for
the web shells.)
License
Released under the Unlicense (public domain dedication), matching upstream SeedHammer's choice. SeedSigner-derived files segregated and retain their MIT notice.
Credits + provenance
Heavy lifting by three upstreams. See CREDITS.md for what came from where and the pinned baseline commits.