Stellwerk 0.11.0

A second page, a swipe away: the calendars' events and the open tasks, with the GitHub issues assigned to
you.

• Pages to swipe between: left of the status column, which stays, the display has a second page when a
  calendar or the issues are set up. A finger drawn sideways goes there and back, and the page snaps in
  place; the arrow keys do the same. It is the browser's own scrolling, so up and down still scroll the
  lists, also over a list that scrolls itself. Dots at the foot say which page shows. The first page is
  the one of before, to the pixel.
• Requests first: a new request or a new answer due in the app takes the display back to the first
  page at once. Swiped away while something waits, the first page's dot carries how much. Going to rest
  takes it back too, and a swipe that wakes the display turns no page. A page out of view takes no taps
  and no focus.
• Calendar: stellwerk calendar add <name> takes a calendar's link for subscribing (iCalendar from
  Outlook, Google, Nextcloud or iCloud; webcal:// counts as https://), with --user an app password
  as well, tries it once and keeps it like a token in calendars.json, readable by you only; list and
  remove too. The page shows the event running now and the next one, then today and the next six days.
  The hub asks each link every five minutes (calendarIntervalSeconds): GET only, https only, no
  redirects, at most 2 MB, and keeps of each event its title, times and whether it lasts all day. Places,
  descriptions and people stay out; the link is never logged and never sent to the display. Its own
  strict reader of iCalendar (no new dependency) takes time zones, also Windows' names as Outlook writes
  them, repetitions from daily to yearly with their days, counts and ends, exceptions and moved
  occurrences, and the clock's changes as RFC 5545 says; what it does not know it names once in the log.
• Tasks: the open tasks of a Nextcloud task list (its export link with ?export, with an app
  password), overdue ones first, with their due date and a mark for a high priority; and with
  githubIssues the open issues assigned to you in the owner's repositories (the token needs "Issues:
  Read"), which a tap opens in the browser: a fifth form of link the hub opens,
  https://github.com/<owner>/<repo>/issues/<n>, only for an issue it lists.
• stellwerk status names the calendars set up; stellwerk teardown asks about them with the
  tokens and keys.
• Tests:
  • The reader of iCalendar: whole files only, folded lines and escapes, zones by name, Windows name,
    Outlook's city names and a file's own definition, a zone it does not know, the clock's changes,
    repetitions weekly, every other day until a day, on the last Friday, on the last working day, on the
    31st, yearly, an excluded, a moved and a cancelled occurrence, additional dates, open tasks; under the
    computer's zone and under UTC.
  • The calendars: what is kept and in which order, GET without redirects, the app password only to its
    own list, a failed question that keeps what was there and says why once, every kind of failure, the
    link never in the log or the state; the store readable by you only.
  • The issues: only when asked for, only the owner's, no pull requests; a refusal that keeps the list and
    leaves the pull requests alone. The hub end to end: both on the display without link or password, an
    issue opened by a tap, one it does not list not.
  • The calendar page's order of things and when the display goes back to the first page.
  • In Edge (tools/check-screens.ts, also in CI): swipes both ways, also over lists that scroll
    themselves, up and down that turn no page, the arrow keys, a tap on an issue, back to the first page
    for a new request, the dot that says what waits, at rest, a waking swipe, one page without a
    calendar.

Install

Download stellwerk-0.11.0.zip and SHA256SUMS, then in PowerShell:

(Get-FileHash stellwerk-0.11.0.zip).Hash    # the same as in SHA256SUMS
Expand-Archive stellwerk-0.11.0.zip -DestinationPath .
cd stellwerk-0.11.0
npm ci --omit=dev

Then follow the installation steps in the README. Check that the package was built by this repository's release workflow:

gh attestation verify stellwerk-0.11.0.zip --repo Azentrius/stellwerk