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v1.1.7 — WebSocket Triggers & Console Commands
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What's New
WebSocket Trigger Source
Events can now be triggered by incoming WebSocket messages in addition to serial input
Built-in WebSocket server with optional token authentication (AUTH:<token> handshake)
New WebSocket panel under the Triggers menu to configure host/port and connection status
Console Command System
New interactive console with a modular command framework
Commands: devices, simulate, send, reload, events, webhook, ports, states, programs, exit
All command actions are silently logged to the log file
GUI Improvements
All panels refactored from modal dialogs to floating, moveable windows — they can now be open simultaneously
New Simulate panel to inject test events from any trigger source
New States panel showing currently active event states
Logs viewer added under the Debug menu
Debug tools reorganized under a dedicated Debug menu
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