pywebview[qt] no longer depends on PyQtWebEngine, so fresh CI builds
produced a macOS app without its Chromium engine that crashed on launch.
Package MediaHive.app as a compressed DMG instead of zipping the raw
onedir folder; release.py accepts .dmg artifacts.
The wheel hook was a local addition (76cd022) that rebuilt the frontend
on every wheel build. Only the sdist build should invoke node; wheel
builds (including wheel-from-sdist) package the prebuilt frontend-build.
Restores scripts/fastapi-vue/buildhook.py to its pristine upstream state.
- New mediahive/volume_control.py module controls master volume on
Windows (IAudioEndpointVolume via ctypes), macOS (osascript), and
Linux/PipeWire (wpctl).
- UI slider x in [0, 1.5] maps to linear amp via:
amp = 0.02*x if x < 0.1
amp = (exp(6*x)-1)/402.42879349 otherwise
- PipeWire supports >100% amplification natively (up to x=1.5).
- Windows and macOS clamp at x=1.0 (100%) since their system mixers
do not support amplification above unity.
- Gamepad D-pad up/down now controls system volume in 0.01 steps.
- JsApi exposes set_volume(), get_volume(), and volume_max() for the
frontend to query platform limits and control volume directly.
- No external dependencies: uses ctypes on Windows, subprocess on
Linux/macOS. No PulseAudio fallback.
- Add ruff ignore rules for ctypes COM boilerplate patterns.
- mediahive/winmain.py: pywebview launcher with threaded uvicorn backend,
- scripts/winbuild.py: build script — downloads ffmpeg, runs PyInstaller, makes zip
- mediahive/config.py: TOML config persistence in %APPDATA%/mediahive/
- server.py: POST /api/change-folder switches media root
- showreel.py: suppress console windows for ffmpeg subprocesses on Windows
- protocol.py: add ChangeFolderRequest struct
LeoVasanko