1.5.0

Minor Changes

• #21 a7c9a45 Thanks @TooTallNate! - Add a tool to list installed titles. GET /titles (and the
  list_installed_titles MCP tool) enumerates the base applications installed on
  the console across SD, internal storage, and an inserted gamecard, returning
  each title's id, content-meta version, storage, and display name (resolved from
  its control data / NACP). Read-only — uses the ncm/ns access the installer
  already declares, no new NPDM services.

• #16 c2a15c3 Thanks @TooTallNate! - Add system-settings tools (REST + MCP):

  • get_theme / set_theme — read/set the UI theme (light or dark).
  • get_nickname / set_nickname — read/set the console's device nickname.
  • get_brightness / set_brightness — read/set screen brightness (0.0–1.0).
  • get_volume / set_volume — read/set master volume (0.0–1.0).
  • airplane_mode — enable airplane mode (disable wireless). One-way: it cuts
    the server's own connectivity and cannot be undone remotely, so there is no
    remote re-enable.
  • get_auto_time / set_auto_time — read/set internet clock synchronization.
  • get_datetime / set_datetime — read the local date/time/timezone, or set
    the date/time (written via the network system clock, which the displayed time
    follows). The timezone can't be changed remotely. If internet time sync is
    on, the OS may re-sync later; disable it first to make a manual time stick.
  • status now also reports batteryPercent and charging.

  Exposed both as MCP tools and /settings/* REST endpoints. Adds the lbl,
  audctl, and psm services to the NPDM (theme/nickname/auto-time use the
  existing set:sys, date/time uses time:s, airplane mode uses nifm).

  Note: set_theme updates the stored setting immediately but the HOME menu
  only reflects it after it reloads (sleep/wake or reboot); brightness and volume
  take effect live.

• #18 af94253 Thanks @TooTallNate! - Add network title installation. Stream an NSP straight to the console with a
  single curl -T and it is installed into NCM content storage and registered
  so it appears on the HOME menu — no SD-card staging, nothing to clean up.

  curl -g -T "Game [0100...000][v0].nsp" http://<ip>:4150/install

  • New POST/PUT /install[?storage=sd|nand] endpoint. The NSP is streamed
    (sized from Content-Length), so multi-GB titles install without buffering
    to disk.
  • Parses the PFS0/NSP, writes each NCA via the NCM placeholder/register flow,
    verifies each NCA's SHA-256 against its content id, parses the CNMT, sets the
    content-meta database entry, imports the ticket (es), and pushes the
    application record (ns). Rolls back written content on failure.
  • No external keys required: NCAs are copied byte-for-byte, and the CNMT is read
    from the registered meta NCA via the firmware's own decryption.
  • Adds the ncm, ns:am2, and es services to the NPDM and vendors small
    ns/es IPC wrappers that libnx does not expose.

  NSP only for now; compressed NSZ is planned as a follow-up.

• #20 b6c7144 Thanks @TooTallNate! - Install XCI (gamecard image) titles via the existing /install endpoint.
  The container format is auto-detected from the stream — PFS0/NSP installs as
  before, and an XCI is recognized by its HEAD card-header magic (both trimmed
  and full layouts). For XCI, the installer skips to the root HFS0, locates the
  secure partition, and streams its NCAs into NCM using the same
  placeholder/register → CNMT → application-record flow as NSP. Fully streaming
  (sized from Content-Length); no extra sysmodule memory is reserved.

  Verified on hardware: a retail XCI installs and launches.

  Note: gamecard NCAs are not guaranteed to hash to their filename content id, so
  the per-NCA SHA-256 check (kept for NSP) is skipped for XCI; the meta NCA is
  still verified and the CNMT drives registration.