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The previous design squeezed the full game-directory path into the
top-bar button as truncated `ui-monospace` (e.g.
`…s/Desktop/eti_games_AFTER_LAN_2025`). In practice the leading-ellipsis
truncation rarely showed the meaningful part of the path on real-world
configurations, ate horizontal space the new 3-zone top bar needs for
its actual primary controls, and competed with the filter / search /
sort cluster for attention.
Replace the inline path with an icon + short label + colored status
dot. The full path moves into the tooltip and `aria-label`, where it's
still one mouseover (and screen-reader friendly) away. The button now
communicates the *state* of the configuration at a glance — which is
what users actually need.
Two visual states, both 36 px tall with the same surface as the other
top-bar controls:
- **Set & valid** — label `Game folder`, green dot (`--ok`) with a
soft glow, default border, tooltip = full path.
- **Not set / invalid** — label `Set game folder`, red dot (`--danger`)
with a soft glow, a red-tinted border, and a faint red wash on
hover so the bad state reads as "this is what you need to fix".
Tooltip = `Please select a game folder`.
"Invalid" (a path is stored but doesn't exist on disk) is collapsed
into the same visual state as "not set" — the user's required action
is identical (open the picker, pick a folder), so a third state
isn't worth the visual budget yet. If we later want to surface a
*last-known* path so the user can re-attach an external drive,
introduce a distinct missing state then.
Implementation notes:
- `DirectoryButton` now takes a single `path: string | null` prop and
picks state from `!!(path && path.trim())`. Children are
`Icon.folder`, the label, and an 8 px `.dirbtn-status-dot` sibling
— the dot is an inline flex sibling, not a corner badge, because
the button is now wider than tall and a corner pin would feel
misplaced.
- `.dirbtn` is `inline-flex` with `padding: 0 14px 0 12px`, gap 8 px,
`white-space: nowrap`, and `flex-shrink: 0`. The `max-width: 360px`
cap from the path-truncation era is gone — the button is now
intrinsically sized.
- Dot glow uses `box-shadow: 0 0 6px color-mix(...)` so it still
reads through the launcher's translucent top-bar background.
- The Tweaks panel grows a dev-only `Game folder set` toggle (under
the new *Library* section) that flips a `gameFolderSet` flag wired
into the Launcher, so reviewers can see both states without
fiddling with real filesystem state. The README explicitly calls
this out as **dev-only** — production state comes from the
settings store, not a user-facing toggle.
The README gains a new *Game-folder button* section with the full
spec, a state table, and a rationale paragraph; the "Changes since v2"
list and the interactions list are updated to reflect the new label
and behavior.
Test Plan
- Open `design_reference/SoftLAN Launcher.html` and locate the Tweaks
panel's *Library → Game folder set* toggle.
- With the toggle **on**: the top-bar button shows `Game folder`
with a green dot; hovering the button reveals the full mock path
in the native tooltip.
- With the toggle **off**: the label switches to `Set game folder`,
the dot turns red, the border picks up a red tint, and hovering
the button reveals `Please select a game folder`.
- Inspect the button with a screen reader / DevTools accessibility
pane: the `aria-label` should read `Game folder: <path>` when set
and `Set game folder` when unset.
lanspread
Description
Peer-to-peer game library sharing for LAN parties.
- Peers let users browse and download games from each other
- they discover each other on the local network via mDNS
- they exchange library metadata over QUIC
Ships as a Tauri desktop app.
Development
Prerequisites
# install Tauri CLI
cargo install tauri-cli
# install Deno with a package manager or from https://deno.land/
Build or Run
# build
just build
# run
just run
# test
just test
Scripted peer harness
crates/lanspread-peer-cli runs the peer runtime without the GUI and speaks
JSONL on stdin/stdout. It is intended for automated multi-peer smoke tests.
just peer-cli-build
just peer-cli-image
just peer-cli-run alpha