mirror of
https://github.com/OpenSquawk/OpenSquawk
synced 2026-08-01 22:26:04 +08:00
e87e6b79ac
Last pass fixed the crashes but the UX wasn't trustworthy — you'd hit the mic, something happened, fields silently changed, and there was no clear way to see what Whisper actually heard or which fields it touched. This rebuilds that flow: UI - Dedicated transcription panel below the controls row replaces the single-line "Heard:" hint. Has explicit states: recording (red, pulsing dot, live MM:SS timer), transcribing (spinner), result (editable textarea + summary chip), or error (red body text). - Mic button label shows the elapsed recording time so the pilot knows recording is actually running. - Per-field mic icon appears on every blank that was filled by the current transcription, so it's obvious what came from speech vs. what was typed. - Result panel exposes three explicit actions: Apply to fields (re-runs the mapping after edits), Record again, Dismiss. - Hard auto-stop at 45s (well under the server's 2 MB / ~60s cap). - 503/unreachable responses from the PTT endpoint now flip `sttServerAvailable` so the mic button gracefully hides itself. Matching reliability (shared/utils/sttMatch.ts) - Process fields longest-expected-first so a 6-char callsign claims its substring before a 1-char digit field grabs an overlapping character. - Short candidates (<3 chars) now require a whole-word boundary match, so the digit "5" in callsign "359" no longer auto-fills an unrelated readability field. - Two new test cases cover both false-positive guards. 62 / 62 tests green, vue-tsc clean, dev server starts and serves the classroom page without TDZ / hydration warnings in the log. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>