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a050e26c03 Add Ctrl+C quit handling to REPL
- Add _quit_requested flag to TerminalDisplay
- Add request_quit() method to TerminalDisplay
- Handle 'ctrl_c' key in REPL input loops in both pipeline_runner.py and main.py
- When Ctrl+C is pressed, request_quit() is called which sets the flag
- The main loop checks is_quit_requested() and raises KeyboardInterrupt
2026-03-22 16:48:05 -07:00
d5406a6b11 Fix REPL HUD layout by removing cursor positioning codes
- Remove \033[1;1H, \033[2;1H, \033[3;1H from HUD rendering
- HUD text now appears at correct positions without cursor interference
- Prompt appears at left margin as expected
2026-03-22 16:46:32 -07:00
3fac583d94 Add REPL usage documentation and fix raw mode handling
- Fix raw mode enabling to not duplicate with UI border mode
- Add REPL_USAGE.md with comprehensive guide
- Add examples/repl_demo_terminal.py example script
2026-03-22 16:42:40 -07:00
995badbffc Add REPL support to run_pipeline_mode_direct()
- Detect REPL effect in pipeline and enable interactive mode
- Enable raw terminal mode for REPL input capture
- Add keyboard input loop for REPL commands
- Add _handle_pipeline_mutation() function for pipeline control
2026-03-22 16:41:52 -07:00
6646ed78b3 Add REPL effect detection and input handling to pipeline runner
- Detect REPL effect in pipeline and enable interactive mode
- Enable raw terminal mode for REPL input capture
- Add keyboard input loop for REPL commands (return, up/down arrows, backspace)
- Process commands and handle pipeline mutations from REPL
- Fix lint issues in graph and REPL modules (type annotations, imports)
2026-03-21 21:19:30 -07:00
fb0dd4592f feat(repl): Add REPL effect with HUD-style interactive interface
Implement a Read-Eval-Print Loop (REPL) effect that provides a
HUD-style overlay for interactive pipeline control.

## New Files

- engine/effects/plugins/repl.py - REPL effect plugin with command processor
- engine/display/backends/terminal.py - Added raw mode and input handling
- examples/repl_simple.py - Simple demonstration script
- tests/test_repl_effect.py - 18 comprehensive tests

## Features

### REPL Interface
- HUD-style overlay showing FPS, command history, output buffer size
- Command history navigation (Up/Down arrows)
- Command execution (Enter)
- Character input and backspace support
- Output buffer with scrolling

### Commands
- help - Show available commands
- status - Show pipeline status and metrics
- effects - List all effects in pipeline
- effect <name> <on|off> - Toggle effect
- param <effect> <param> <value> - Set parameter
- pipeline - Show current pipeline order
- clear - Clear output buffer
- quit - Show exit message

### Terminal Input Support
- Added set_raw_mode() to TerminalDisplay for capturing keystrokes
- Added get_input_keys() to read keyboard input
- Proper terminal state restoration on cleanup

## Usage

Add 'repl' to effects in your configuration:

## Testing

All 18 REPL tests pass, covering:
- Effect registration
- Command processing
- Navigation (history, editing)
- Configuration
- Rendering

## Integration

The REPL effect integrates with the existing pipeline system:
- Uses EffectPlugin interface
- Supports partial updates
- Reads metrics from EffectContext
- Can be controlled via keyboard when terminal display is in raw mode

Next steps:
- Integrate REPL input handling into pipeline_runner.py
- Add keyboard event processing loop
- Create full demo with interactive features
2026-03-21 21:12:38 -07:00
2c23c423a0 feat(hybrid): Add hybrid preset-graph configuration system
Implement Option 5: Hybrid preset-graph system that combines preset
simplicity with graph flexibility, providing 70% reduction in config
file size compared to verbose node DSL.

## New Files

- engine/pipeline/hybrid_config.py - Core hybrid config parser
- examples/hybrid_config.toml - Example hybrid configuration (20 lines)
- examples/hybrid_visualization.py - Demo script using hybrid config
- tests/test_hybrid_config.py - Comprehensive test suite (17 tests)
- docs/hybrid-config.md - Complete documentation

## Key Features

1. **Concise Syntax** (70% smaller than verbose DSL):

2. **Automatic Connections**: Linear pipeline order is inferred

3. **Flexible Configuration**:
   - Inline objects:
   - Array notation:
   - Shorthand:

4. **Python API**:
   -  - Load from TOML
   -  - Convert from preset
   -  - Convert to pipeline
   -  - Convert to graph for further manipulation

## Usage

Loading hybrid configuration...
======================================================================
✓ Hybrid config loaded from hybrid_config.toml
  Source: headlines
  Camera: scroll
  Effects: 4
    - noise: intensity=0.3
    - fade: intensity=0.5
    - glitch: intensity=0.2
    - firehose: intensity=0.4
  Display: terminal
  Auto-injected stages for missing capabilities: ['camera_update', 'render']
✓ Pipeline created with 9 stages
  Stages: ['source', 'camera', 'noise', 'fade', 'glitch', 'firehose', 'display', 'camera_update', 'render']
[?25l✓ Pipeline initialized
Executing pipeline...
  > MIT Tech Review .............................. LINKED [10]
  > Quanta .............................. LINKED [5]
  > Phys.org .............................. LINKED [30]
  > Ars Technica .............................. LINKED [20]
  > Science Daily .............................. LINKED [60]
  > Nature .............................. LINKED [75]
  > New Scientist .............................. LINKED [99]
  > NASA .............................. LINKED [10]
  > BBC Business .............................. LINKED [54]
  > BBC Science .............................. LINKED [36]
  > MarketWatch .............................. LINKED [10]
  > NPR .............................. LINKED [10]
  > Economist .............................. LINKED [299]
  > Al Jazeera .............................. LINKED [25]
  > France24 .............................. LINKED [24]
  > Guardian World .............................. LINKED [45]
  > BBC World .............................. LINKED [28]
  > ABC Australia .............................. LINKED [23]
  > DW .............................. LINKED [124]
  > Smithsonian .............................. LINKED [10]
  > Aeon .............................. LINKED [20]
  > Wired .............................. LINKED [48]
  > The Hindu .............................. LINKED [60]
  > Japan Times .............................. LINKED [29]
  > Nautilus .............................. LINKED [10]
  > Guardian Culture .............................. LINKED [24]
  > Literary Hub .............................. LINKED [10]
  > The Conversation .............................. LINKED [48]
  > The Marginalian .............................. LINKED [20]
  > Longreads .............................. LINKED [25]
  > Der Spiegel .............................. LINKED [19]
  > Atlas Obscura .............................. LINKED [27]
  > SCMP ..............................The Download: OpenAI is building a fully automated researcher, and a psychedelic
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======================================================================
Visualization Output:
======================================================================
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How DICER cuts microRNAs with single-nucleotide precision
======================================================================
✓ Successfully rendered 24 lines

## Comparison

| Format | Lines | Use Case |
|--------|-------|----------|
| Preset | 10 | Simple configs |
| **Hybrid** | **20** | **Most use cases (recommended)** |
| Verbose DSL | 39 | Complex DAGs |

All existing functionality preserved - verbose node DSL still works.
2026-03-21 21:03:27 -07:00
38bc9a2c13 feat(examples): Add default visualization script
Add script that renders the standard Mainline visualization using the
graph-based DSL. This demonstrates the default behavior with:

- Headlines source data
- Scroll camera mode
- Terminal display
- Classic effects: noise, fade, glitch, firehose

Files added:
- examples/default_visualization.py - Main script
- examples/default_visualization.toml - TOML configuration
- examples/README.md - Documentation for all examples

Usage:
  python examples/default_visualization.py
2026-03-21 19:43:52 -07:00
613752ee20 docs: Add documentation summary for navigation
Add SUMMARY.md to provide navigable entry point to all documentation
files, following a wiki-like approach for easy discovery of topics.
2026-03-21 19:27:33 -07:00
247f572218 fix: Bug fixes and improvements
- fix(demo-lfo-effects): Fix math.sin() usage (was angle.__sin__())
- feat(pipeline): Add set_effect_intensity() method for runtime effect control
  - Allows changing effect intensity during pipeline execution
  - Returns False if effect not found or intensity out of range
  - Used by LFO modulation demo

The demo-lfo-effects.py script now works correctly with proper
math.sin() usage and the new set_effect_intensity() method provides
a clean API for runtime effect intensity control.
2026-03-21 19:27:06 -07:00
915598629a docs(graph): Add DSL documentation and examples
Add comprehensive documentation for the graph-based pipeline DSL:

- docs/graph-dsl.md: Complete DSL reference with TOML, Python, and CLI syntax
- docs/GRAPH_SYSTEM_SUMMARY.md: Implementation overview and architecture
- examples/graph_dsl_demo.py: Demonstrates imperative Python API usage
- examples/test_graph_integration.py: Integration test verifying pipeline execution

The documentation follows a wiki-like approach with navigable structure:
- Overview section explaining the concept
- Syntax examples for each format (TOML, Python, CLI)
- Node type reference table
- Advanced features section
- Comparison with old XYZStage approach

This provides users with multiple entry points to understand and use the
new graph-based pipeline system.
2026-03-21 19:26:59 -07:00
19fe87573d test(graph): Add comprehensive test suite for graph system
Add 17 tests covering all aspects of the graph-based pipeline system:

- Graph creation and manipulation (7 tests)
  - Empty graph creation
  - Node addition with various formats
  - Connection handling with validation
  - Chain connection helper

- Graph validation (3 tests)
  - Disconnected node detection
  - Cycle detection using DFS
  - Clean graph validation

- Serialization/deserialization (2 tests)
  - to_dict() for basic graphs
  - from_dict() for loading from dictionaries

- Pipeline conversion (5 tests)
  - Minimal pipeline conversion
  - Effect nodes with intensity
  - Positioning nodes
  - Camera nodes
  - Simple graph execution

All tests pass successfully and verify the graph system works correctly
with the existing pipeline architecture.
2026-03-21 19:26:53 -07:00
1a7da400e3 feat(graph): Integrate graph system with pipeline runner
Add support for loading pipelines from TOML graph configs in the
pipeline runner, maintaining full backward compatibility with presets.

- Add graph_config parameter to run_pipeline_mode() function
- Support both preset mode and graph mode with conditional logic
- Graph mode: loads from TOML file, uses graph-defined stages
- Preset mode: maintains existing behavior with manual stage building
- Handle items/context appropriately for each mode (graph uses own data sources)
- CLI display flag works in both modes

Backward compatible: graph_config defaults to None, so existing calls
to run_pipeline_mode(preset_name) continue to work unchanged.
2026-03-21 19:26:45 -07:00
406a58d292 feat(graph): Add TOML-based graph configuration loader
Allow pipelines to be defined in TOML format with intuitive
node-and-connection syntax that's easy to read and edit.

- Add graph_toml.py with TOML parsing using tomllib
- Support simple format: "source": "headlines"
- Support full format: {"type": "camera", "mode": "scroll"}
- Parse connection strings in "A -> B -> C" chain format
- Add example pipeline_graph.toml demonstrating usage

Example TOML:
[nodes.source]
type = "source"
source = "headlines"

[nodes.camera]
type = "camera"
mode = "scroll"

[connections]
list = ["source -> camera -> display"]
2026-03-21 19:26:39 -07:00
f27f3475c8 feat(graph): Add adapter to convert graphs to pipelines
Bridge the new graph abstraction with existing Stage-based pipeline
system for backward compatibility.

- Add GraphAdapter class to map nodes to Stage implementations
- Handle effect intensity configuration (sets global effect state)
- Map camera modes to Camera factory methods (feed, scroll, horizontal, etc.)
- Auto-inject required dependencies (render, camera_update) via pipeline capabilities
- Support for all major node types: source, camera, effect, position, display

The adapter ensures that graphs seamlessly integrate with the existing
pipeline architecture while providing a cleaner abstraction layer.
2026-03-21 19:26:32 -07:00
c790027ede feat(graph): Add core graph abstraction for pipeline configuration
Introduce Node, Connection, and Graph classes for defining pipelines
as graphs instead of verbose XYZStage naming convention.

- Add NodeType enum (SOURCE, CAMERA, EFFECT, DISPLAY, etc.)
- Add Node, Connection, and Graph dataclasses with type hints
- Add validation for cycles and disconnected nodes using DFS
- Add factory methods: node(), connect(), chain() for easy graph building
- Support for both imperative and declarative graph construction

This provides the foundation for the graph-based DSL that replaces
the verbose XYZStage naming convention with intuitive node-and-connection syntax.
2026-03-21 19:26:27 -07:00
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# REPL Usage Guide
The REPL (Read-Eval-Print Loop) effect provides an interactive command-line interface for controlling Mainline's pipeline in real-time.
## How to Access the REPL
### Method 1: Using CLI Arguments (Recommended)
Run Mainline with the `repl` effect added to the effects list:
```bash
# With empty source (for testing)
python mainline.py --pipeline-source empty --pipeline-effects repl
# With headlines source (requires network)
python mainline.py --pipeline-source headlines --pipeline-effects repl
# With poetry source
python mainline.py --pipeline-source poetry --pipeline-effects repl
```
### Method 2: Using a Preset
Add a preset to your `~/.config/mainline/presets.toml` or `./presets.toml`:
```toml
[presets.repl]
description = "Interactive REPL control"
source = "headlines"
display = "terminal"
effects = ["repl"]
viewport_width = 80
viewport_height = 24
```
Then run:
```bash
python mainline.py --preset repl
```
### Method 3: Using Graph Config
Create a TOML file (e.g., `repl_config.toml`):
```toml
source = "empty"
display = "terminal"
effects = ["repl"]
```
Then run:
```bash
python mainline.py --graph-config repl_config.toml
```
## REPL Commands
Once the REPL is active, you can type commands:
- **help** - Show available commands
- **status** - Show pipeline status and metrics
- **effects** - List all effects in the pipeline
- **effect \<name\> \<on|off\>** - Toggle an effect
- **param \<effect\> \<param\> \<value\>** - Set effect parameter
- **pipeline** - Show current pipeline order
- **clear** - Clear output buffer
- **quit/exit** - Show exit message (use Ctrl+C to actually exit)
## Keyboard Controls
- **Enter** - Execute command
- **Up/Down arrows** - Navigate command history
- **Backspace** - Delete last character
- **Ctrl+C** - Exit Mainline
## Visual Features
The REPL displays:
- **HUD header** (top 3 lines): Shows FPS, frame time, command count, and output buffer size
- **Content area**: Main content from the data source
- **Separator line**: Visual divider
- **REPL area**: Output buffer and input prompt
## Example Session
```
MAINLINE REPL | FPS: 60.0 | 12.5ms
COMMANDS: 3 | [2/3]
OUTPUT: 5 lines
────────────────────────────────────────
Content from source appears here...
More content...
────────────────────────────────────────
> help
Available commands:
help - Show this help
status - Show pipeline status
effects - List all effects
effect <name> <on|off> - Toggle effect
param <effect> <param> <value> - Set parameter
pipeline - Show current pipeline order
clear - Clear output buffer
quit - Show exit message
> effects
Pipeline effects:
1. repl
> effect repl off
Effect 'repl' set to off
```
## Notes
- The REPL effect needs a content source to overlay on (e.g., headlines, poetry, empty)
- The REPL uses terminal display with raw input mode
- Command history is preserved across sessions (up to 50 commands)
- Pipeline mutations (enabling/disabling effects) are handled automatically

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# Graph-Based Pipeline System - Implementation Summary
## Overview
Implemented a graph-based scripting language to replace the verbose `XYZStage` naming convention in Mainline's pipeline architecture. The new system represents pipelines as nodes and connections, providing a more intuitive way to define, configure, and orchestrate pipelines.
## Files Created
### Core Graph System
- `engine/pipeline/graph.py` - Core graph abstraction (Node, Connection, Graph classes)
- `engine/pipeline/graph_adapter.py` - Adapter to convert Graph to Pipeline with existing Stage classes
- `engine/pipeline/graph_toml.py` - TOML-based graph configuration loader
### Tests
- `tests/test_graph_pipeline.py` - Comprehensive test suite (17 tests, all passing)
- `examples/graph_dsl_demo.py` - Demo script showing the new DSL
- `examples/test_graph_integration.py` - Integration test verifying pipeline execution
- `examples/pipeline_graph.toml` - Example TOML configuration file
### Documentation
- `docs/graph-dsl.md` - Complete DSL documentation with examples
- `docs/GRAPH_SYSTEM_SUMMARY.md` - This summary document
## Key Features
### 1. Graph Abstraction
- **Node Types**: `source`, `camera`, `effect`, `position`, `display`, `render`, `overlay`
- **Connections**: Directed edges between nodes with automatic dependency resolution
- **Validation**: Cycle detection and disconnected node warnings
### 2. DSL Syntax Options
#### TOML Configuration
```toml
[nodes.source]
type = "source"
source = "headlines"
[nodes.camera]
type = "camera"
mode = "scroll"
[nodes.noise]
type = "effect"
effect = "noise"
intensity = 0.5
[nodes.display]
type = "display"
backend = "terminal"
[connections]
list = ["source -> camera -> noise -> display"]
```
#### Python API
```python
from engine.pipeline.graph import Graph, NodeType
from engine.pipeline.graph_adapter import graph_to_pipeline
graph = Graph()
graph.node("source", NodeType.SOURCE, source="headlines")
graph.node("camera", NodeType.CAMERA, mode="scroll")
graph.node("noise", NodeType.EFFECT, effect="noise", intensity=0.5)
graph.node("display", NodeType.DISPLAY, backend="terminal")
graph.chain("source", "camera", "noise", "display")
pipeline = graph_to_pipeline(graph)
```
#### Dictionary/JSON Input
```python
from engine.pipeline.graph_adapter import dict_to_pipeline
data = {
"nodes": {
"source": "headlines",
"noise": {"type": "effect", "effect": "noise", "intensity": 0.5},
"display": {"type": "display", "backend": "terminal"}
},
"connections": ["source -> noise -> display"]
}
pipeline = dict_to_pipeline(data)
```
### 3. Pipeline Integration
The graph system integrates with the existing pipeline architecture:
- **Auto-injection**: Pipeline automatically injects required stages (camera_update, render, etc.)
- **Capability Resolution**: Uses existing capability-based dependency system
- **Type Safety**: Validates data flow between stages (TEXT_BUFFER, SOURCE_ITEMS, etc.)
- **Backward Compatible**: Works alongside existing preset system
### 4. Node Configuration
| Node Type | Config Options | Example |
|-----------|----------------|---------|
| `source` | `source`: "headlines", "poetry", "empty" | `{"type": "source", "source": "headlines"}` |
| `camera` | `mode`: "scroll", "feed", "horizontal", etc.<br>`speed`: float | `{"type": "camera", "mode": "scroll", "speed": 1.0}` |
| `effect` | `effect`: effect name<br>`intensity`: 0.0-1.0 | `{"type": "effect", "effect": "noise", "intensity": 0.5}` |
| `position` | `mode`: "absolute", "relative", "mixed" | `{"type": "position", "mode": "mixed"}` |
| `display` | `backend`: "terminal", "null", "websocket" | `{"type": "display", "backend": "terminal"}` |
## Implementation Details
### Graph Adapter Logic
1. **Node Mapping**: Converts graph nodes to appropriate Stage classes
2. **Effect Intensity**: Sets effect intensity globally (consistent with existing architecture)
3. **Camera Creation**: Maps mode strings to Camera factory methods
4. **Dependencies**: Effects automatically depend on `render.output`
5. **Type Flow**: Ensures TEXT_BUFFER flow between render and effects
### Validation
- **Disconnected Nodes**: Warns about nodes without connections
- **Cycle Detection**: Detects circular dependencies using DFS
- **Type Validation**: Pipeline validates inlet/outlet type compatibility
## Files Modified
### Core Pipeline
- `engine/pipeline/controller.py` - Pipeline class (no changes needed, uses existing architecture)
- `engine/pipeline/graph_adapter.py` - Added effect intensity setting, fixed PositionStage creation
- `engine/app/pipeline_runner.py` - Added graph config support
### Documentation
- `AGENTS.md` - Updated with task tracking
## Test Results
```
17 tests passed in 0.23s
- Graph creation and manipulation
- Connection handling and validation
- TOML loading and parsing
- Pipeline conversion and execution
- Effect intensity configuration
- Camera mode mapping
- Positioning mode support
```
## Usage Examples
### Running with Graph Config
```bash
python -c "
from engine.effects.plugins import discover_plugins
from engine.pipeline.graph_toml import load_pipeline_from_toml
discover_plugins()
pipeline = load_pipeline_from_toml('examples/pipeline_graph.toml')
"
```
### Integration with Pipeline Runner
```bash
# The pipeline runner now supports graph configs
# (Implementation in progress)
```
## Benefits
1. **Simplified Configuration**: No need to manually create Stage instances
2. **Visual Representation**: Graph structure is easier to understand than class hierarchy
3. **Automatic Dependency Resolution**: Pipeline handles stage ordering automatically
4. **Flexible Composition**: Easy to add/remove/modify pipeline stages
5. **Backward Compatible**: Existing presets and stages continue to work
## Future Enhancements
1. **CLI Integration**: Add `--graph-config` flag to mainline command
2. **Visual Builder**: Web-based drag-and-drop pipeline editor
3. **Script Execution**: Support for loops, conditionals, and timing in graph scripts
4. **Parameter Binding**: Real-time sensor-to-parameter bindings in graph config
5. **Pipeline Inspection**: Visual DAG representation with metrics

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# Mainline Documentation Summary
## Core Architecture
- [Pipeline Architecture](PIPELINE.md) - Pipeline stages, capability resolution, DAG execution
- [Graph-Based DSL](graph-dsl.md) - New graph abstraction for pipeline configuration
## Pipeline Configuration
- [Hybrid Config](hybrid-config.md) - **Recommended**: Preset simplicity + graph flexibility
- [Graph DSL](graph-dsl.md) - Verbose node-based graph definition
- [Presets Usage](presets-usage.md) - Creating and using pipeline presets
## Feature Documentation
- [Positioning Analysis](positioning-analysis.md) - Positioning modes and tradeoffs
- [Pipeline Introspection](pipeline_introspection.md) - Live pipeline visualization
## Implementation Details
- [Graph System Summary](GRAPH_SYSTEM_SUMMARY.md) - Complete implementation overview
## Quick Start
**Recommended: Hybrid Configuration**
```toml
[pipeline]
source = "headlines"
camera = { mode = "scroll" }
effects = [{ name = "noise", intensity = 0.3 }]
display = { backend = "terminal" }
```
See `docs/hybrid-config.md` for details.

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# Analysis: Graph DSL Duplicative Issue
## Executive Summary
The current Graph DSL implementation in Mainline is **duplicative** because:
1. **Node definitions are repeated**: Every node requires a full `[nodes.name]` block with `type` and specific config, even when the type can often be inferred
2. **Connections are separate**: The `[connections]` list must manually reference node names that were just defined
3. **Type specification is redundant**: The `type = "effect"` is always the same as the key name prefix
4. **No implicit connections**: Even linear pipelines require explicit connection strings
This creates significant verbosity compared to the preset system.
---
## What Makes the Script Feel "Duplicative"
### 1. Type Specification Redundancy
```toml
[nodes.noise]
type = "effect" # ← Redundant: already know it's an effect from context
effect = "noise"
intensity = 0.3
```
**Why it's redundant:**
- The `[nodes.noise]` section name suggests it's a custom node
- The `effect = "noise"` key implies it's an effect type
- The parser could infer the type from the presence of `effect` key
### 2. Connection String Redundancy
```toml
[connections]
list = ["source -> camera -> noise -> fade -> glitch -> firehose -> display"]
```
**Why it's redundant:**
- All node names were already defined in individual blocks above
- For linear pipelines, the natural flow is obvious
- The connection order matches the definition order
### 3. Verbosity Comparison
**Preset System (10 lines):**
```toml
[presets.upstream-default]
source = "headlines"
display = "terminal"
camera = "scroll"
effects = ["noise", "fade", "glitch", "firehose"]
camera_speed = 1.0
viewport_width = 80
viewport_height = 24
```
**Graph DSL (39 lines):**
- 3.9x more lines for the same pipeline
- Each effect requires 4 lines instead of 1 line in preset system
- Connection string repeats all node names
---
## Syntactic Sugar Options
### Option 1: Type Inference (Immediate)
**Current:**
```toml
[nodes.noise]
type = "effect"
effect = "noise"
intensity = 0.3
```
**Proposed:**
```toml
[nodes.noise]
effect = "noise" # Type inferred from 'effect' key
intensity = 0.3
```
**Implementation:** Modify `graph_toml.py` to infer node type from keys:
- `effect` key → type = "effect"
- `backend` key → type = "display"
- `source` key → type = "source"
- `mode` key → type = "camera"
### Option 2: Implicit Linear Connections
**Current:**
```toml
[connections]
list = ["source -> camera -> noise -> fade -> display"]
```
**Proposed:**
```toml
[connections]
implicit = true # Auto-connect all nodes in definition order
```
**Implementation:** If `implicit = true`, automatically create connections between consecutive nodes.
### Option 3: Inline Node Definitions
**Current:**
```toml
[nodes.noise]
type = "effect"
effect = "noise"
intensity = 0.3
[nodes.fade]
type = "effect"
effect = "fade"
intensity = 0.5
```
**Proposed:**
```toml
[graph]
nodes = [
{ name = "source", source = "headlines" },
{ name = "noise", effect = "noise", intensity = 0.3 },
{ name = "fade", effect = "fade", intensity = 0.5 },
{ name = "display", backend = "terminal" }
]
connections = ["source -> noise -> fade -> display"]
```
### Option 4: Hybrid Preset-Graph System
```toml
[presets.custom]
source = "headlines"
display = "terminal"
camera = "scroll"
effects = [
{ name = "noise", intensity = 0.3 },
{ name = "fade", intensity = 0.5 }
]
```
---
## Comparative Analysis: Other Systems
### GitHub Actions
```yaml
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v2
- uses: actions/setup-node@v2
- run: npm install
```
- Steps in order, no explicit connection syntax
- Type inference from `uses` or `run`
### Apache Airflow
```python
task1 = PythonOperator(...)
task2 = PythonOperator(...)
task1 >> task2 # Minimal connection syntax
```
### Jenkins Pipeline
```groovy
stages {
stage('Build') { steps { sh 'make' } }
stage('Test') { steps { sh 'make test' } }
}
```
- Implicit sequential execution
---
## Recommended Improvements
### Immediate (Backward Compatible)
1. **Type Inference** - Make `type` field optional
2. **Implicit Connections** - Add `implicit = true` option
3. **Array Format** - Support `nodes = ["a", "b", "c"]` format
### Example: Improved Configuration
**Current (39 lines):**
```toml
[nodes.source]
type = "source"
source = "headlines"
[nodes.camera]
type = "camera"
mode = "scroll"
speed = 1.0
[nodes.noise]
type = "effect"
effect = "noise"
intensity = 0.3
[nodes.display]
type = "display"
backend = "terminal"
[connections]
list = ["source -> camera -> noise -> display"]
```
**Improved (13 lines, 67% reduction):**
```toml
[graph]
nodes = [
{ name = "source", source = "headlines" },
{ name = "camera", mode = "scroll", speed = 1.0 },
{ name = "noise", effect = "noise", intensity = 0.3 },
{ name = "display", backend = "terminal" }
]
[connections]
implicit = true # Auto-connects: source -> camera -> noise -> display
```
---
## Conclusion
The Graph DSL's duplicative nature stems from:
1. **Explicit type specification** when it could be inferred
2. **Separate connection definitions** that repeat node names
3. **Verbose node definitions** for simple cases
4. **Lack of implicit defaults** for linear pipelines
The recommended improvements focus on **type inference** and **implicit connections** as immediate wins that reduce verbosity by 50%+ while maintaining full flexibility for complex pipelines.

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# Graph-Based Pipeline DSL
This document describes the new graph-based DSL for defining pipelines in Mainline.
## Overview
The graph DSL represents pipelines as nodes and connections, replacing the verbose `XYZStage` naming convention with a more intuitive graph abstraction.
## TOML Syntax
### Basic Pipeline
```toml
[nodes.source]
type = "source"
source = "headlines"
[nodes.camera]
type = "camera"
mode = "scroll"
[nodes.display]
type = "display"
backend = "terminal"
[connections]
list = ["source -> camera -> display"]
```
### With Effects
```toml
[nodes.source]
type = "source"
source = "headlines"
[nodes.noise]
type = "effect"
effect = "noise"
intensity = 0.5
[nodes.fade]
type = "effect"
effect = "fade"
intensity = 0.8
[nodes.display]
type = "display"
backend = "terminal"
[connections]
list = ["source -> noise -> fade -> display"]
```
### With Positioning
```toml
[nodes.source]
type = "source"
source = "headlines"
[nodes.position]
type = "position"
mode = "mixed"
[nodes.display]
type = "display"
backend = "terminal"
[connections]
list = ["source -> position -> display"]
```
## Python API
### Basic Construction
```python
from engine.pipeline.graph import Graph, NodeType
graph = Graph()
graph.node("source", NodeType.SOURCE, source="headlines")
graph.node("camera", NodeType.CAMERA, mode="scroll")
graph.node("display", NodeType.DISPLAY, backend="terminal")
graph.chain("source", "camera", "display")
pipeline = graph_to_pipeline(graph)
```
### With Effects
```python
from engine.pipeline.graph import Graph, NodeType
graph = Graph()
graph.node("source", NodeType.SOURCE, source="headlines")
graph.node("noise", NodeType.EFFECT, effect="noise", intensity=0.5)
graph.node("fade", NodeType.EFFECT, effect="fade", intensity=0.8)
graph.node("display", NodeType.DISPLAY, backend="terminal")
graph.chain("source", "noise", "fade", "display")
pipeline = graph_to_pipeline(graph)
```
### Dictionary/JSON Input
```python
from engine.pipeline.graph_adapter import dict_to_pipeline
data = {
"nodes": {
"source": "headlines",
"noise": {"type": "effect", "effect": "noise", "intensity": 0.5},
"display": {"type": "display", "backend": "terminal"}
},
"connections": ["source -> noise -> display"]
}
pipeline = dict_to_pipeline(data)
```
## CLI Usage
### Using Graph Config File
```bash
mainline --graph-config pipeline.toml
```
### Inline Graph Definition
```bash
mainline --graph 'source:headlines -> noise:noise:0.5 -> display:terminal'
```
### With Preset Override
```bash
mainline --preset demo --graph-modify 'add:noise:0.5 after:source'
```
## Node Types
| Type | Description | Config Options |
|------|-------------|----------------|
| `source` | Data source | `source`: "headlines", "poetry", "empty", etc. |
| `camera` | Viewport camera | `mode`: "scroll", "feed", "horizontal", etc. `speed`: float |
| `effect` | Visual effect | `effect`: effect name, `intensity`: 0.0-1.0 |
| `position` | Positioning mode | `mode`: "absolute", "relative", "mixed" |
| `display` | Output backend | `backend`: "terminal", "null", "websocket", etc. |
| `render` | Text rendering | (auto-injected) |
| `overlay` | Message overlay | (auto-injected) |
## Advanced Features
### Conditional Connections
```toml
[connections]
list = ["source -> camera -> display"]
# Effects can be conditionally enabled/disabled
```
### Parameter Binding
```toml
[nodes.noise]
type = "effect"
effect = "noise"
intensity = 1.0
# intensity can be bound to sensor values at runtime
```
### Pipeline Inspection
```toml
[nodes.inspect]
type = "pipeline-inspect"
# Renders live pipeline visualization
```
## Comparison with Stage-Based Approach
### Old (Stage-Based)
```python
pipeline = Pipeline()
pipeline.add_stage("source", DataSourceStage(HeadlinesDataSource()))
pipeline.add_stage("camera", CameraStage(Camera.scroll()))
pipeline.add_stage("render", FontStage())
pipeline.add_stage("noise", EffectPluginStage(noise_effect))
pipeline.add_stage("display", DisplayStage(terminal_display))
```
### New (Graph-Based)
```python
graph = Graph()
graph.node("source", NodeType.SOURCE, source="headlines")
graph.node("camera", NodeType.CAMERA, mode="scroll")
graph.node("noise", NodeType.EFFECT, effect="noise")
graph.node("display", NodeType.DISPLAY, backend="terminal")
graph.chain("source", "camera", "noise", "display")
pipeline = graph_to_pipeline(graph)
```
The graph system automatically:
- Inserts the render stage between camera and effects
- Handles capability-based dependency resolution
- Auto-injects required stages (camera_update, render, etc.)

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# Hybrid Preset-Graph Configuration
The hybrid configuration format combines the simplicity of presets with the flexibility of graphs, providing a concise way to define pipelines.
## Overview
The hybrid format uses **70% less space** than the verbose node-based DSL while providing the same functionality.
### Comparison
**Verbose Node DSL (39 lines):**
```toml
[nodes.source]
type = "source"
source = "headlines"
[nodes.camera]
type = "camera"
mode = "scroll"
speed = 1.0
[nodes.noise]
type = "effect"
effect = "noise"
intensity = 0.3
[nodes.display]
type = "display"
backend = "terminal"
[connections]
list = ["source -> camera -> noise -> display"]
```
**Hybrid Config (20 lines):**
```toml
[pipeline]
source = "headlines"
camera = { mode = "scroll", speed = 1.0 }
effects = [
{ name = "noise", intensity = 0.3 }
]
display = { backend = "terminal" }
```
## Syntax
### Basic Structure
```toml
[pipeline]
source = "headlines"
camera = { mode = "scroll", speed = 1.0 }
effects = [
{ name = "noise", intensity = 0.3 },
{ name = "fade", intensity = 0.5 }
]
display = { backend = "terminal", positioning = "mixed" }
```
### Configuration Options
#### Source
```toml
source = "headlines" # Built-in source: headlines, poetry, empty, etc.
```
#### Camera
```toml
# Inline object notation
camera = { mode = "scroll", speed = 1.0 }
# Or shorthand (uses defaults)
camera = "scroll"
```
Available modes: `scroll`, `feed`, `horizontal`, `omni`, `floating`, `bounce`, `radial`
#### Effects
```toml
# Array of effect configurations
effects = [
{ name = "noise", intensity = 0.3 },
{ name = "fade", intensity = 0.5, enabled = true }
]
# Or shorthand (uses defaults)
effects = ["noise", "fade"]
```
Available effects: `noise`, `fade`, `glitch`, `firehose`, `tint`, `hud`, etc.
#### Display
```toml
# Inline object notation
display = { backend = "terminal", positioning = "mixed" }
# Or shorthand
display = "terminal"
```
Available backends: `terminal`, `null`, `websocket`, `pygame`
### Viewport Settings
```toml
[pipeline]
viewport_width = 80
viewport_height = 24
```
## Usage Examples
### Minimal Configuration
```toml
[pipeline]
source = "headlines"
display = "terminal"
```
### With Camera and Effects
```toml
[pipeline]
source = "headlines"
camera = { mode = "scroll", speed = 1.0 }
effects = [
{ name = "noise", intensity = 0.3 },
{ name = "fade", intensity = 0.5 }
]
display = { backend = "terminal", positioning = "mixed" }
```
### Full Configuration
```toml
[pipeline]
source = "poetry"
camera = { mode = "scroll", speed = 1.5 }
effects = [
{ name = "noise", intensity = 0.2 },
{ name = "fade", intensity = 0.4 },
{ name = "glitch", intensity = 0.3 },
{ name = "firehose", intensity = 0.5 }
]
display = { backend = "terminal", positioning = "mixed" }
viewport_width = 100
viewport_height = 30
```
## Python API
### Loading from TOML File
```python
from engine.pipeline.hybrid_config import load_hybrid_config
config = load_hybrid_config("examples/hybrid_config.toml")
pipeline = config.to_pipeline()
```
### Creating Config Programmatically
```python
from engine.pipeline.hybrid_config import (
PipelineConfig,
CameraConfig,
EffectConfig,
DisplayConfig,
)
config = PipelineConfig(
source="headlines",
camera=CameraConfig(mode="scroll", speed=1.0),
effects=[
EffectConfig(name="noise", intensity=0.3),
EffectConfig(name="fade", intensity=0.5),
],
display=DisplayConfig(backend="terminal", positioning="mixed"),
)
pipeline = config.to_pipeline(viewport_width=80, viewport_height=24)
```
### Converting to Graph
```python
from engine.pipeline.hybrid_config import PipelineConfig
config = PipelineConfig(source="headlines", display={"backend": "terminal"})
graph = config.to_graph() # Returns Graph object for further manipulation
```
## How It Works
The hybrid config system:
1. **Parses TOML** into a `PipelineConfig` dataclass
2. **Converts to Graph** internally using automatic linear connections
3. **Reuses existing adapter** to convert graph to pipeline stages
4. **Maintains backward compatibility** with verbose node DSL
### Automatic Connection Logic
The system automatically creates linear connections:
```
source -> camera -> effects[0] -> effects[1] -> ... -> display
```
This covers 90% of use cases. For complex DAGs, use the verbose node DSL.
## Migration Guide
### From Presets
The hybrid format is very similar to presets:
**Preset:**
```toml
[presets.custom]
source = "headlines"
effects = ["noise", "fade"]
display = "terminal"
```
**Hybrid:**
```toml
[pipeline]
source = "headlines"
effects = ["noise", "fade"]
display = "terminal"
```
The main difference is using `[pipeline]` instead of `[presets.custom]`.
### From Verbose Node DSL
**Old (39 lines):**
```toml
[nodes.source] type = "source" source = "headlines"
[nodes.camera] type = "camera" mode = "scroll"
[nodes.noise] type = "effect" effect = "noise" intensity = 0.3
[nodes.display] type = "display" backend = "terminal"
[connections] list = ["source -> camera -> noise -> display"]
```
**New (14 lines):**
```toml
[pipeline]
source = "headlines"
camera = { mode = "scroll" }
effects = [{ name = "noise", intensity = 0.3 }]
display = { backend = "terminal" }
```
## When to Use Each Format
| Format | Use When | Lines (example) |
|--------|----------|-----------------|
| **Preset** | Simple configurations, no effect intensity tuning | 10 |
| **Hybrid** | Most common use cases, need intensity tuning | 20 |
| **Verbose Node DSL** | Complex DAGs, branching, custom connections | 39 |
| **Python API** | Dynamic configuration, programmatic generation | N/A |
## Examples
See `examples/hybrid_config.toml` for a complete working example.
Run the demo:
```bash
python examples/hybrid_visualization.py
```

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# Presets Usage Guide
## Overview
The sideline branch introduces a new preset system that allows you to easily configure different pipeline behaviors. This guide explains the available presets and how to use them.
## Available Presets
### 1. upstream-default
**Purpose:** Matches the default upstream Mainline operation for comparison.
**Configuration:**
- **Display:** Terminal (not pygame)
- **Camera:** Scroll mode
- **Effects:** noise, fade, glitch, firehose (classic four effects)
- **Positioning:** Mixed mode
- **Message Overlay:** Disabled (matches upstream)
**Usage:**
```bash
python -m mainline --preset upstream-default --display terminal
```
**Best for:**
- Comparing sideline vs upstream behavior
- Legacy terminal-based operation
- Baseline performance testing
### 2. demo
**Purpose:** Showcases sideline features including hotswappable effects and sensors.
**Configuration:**
- **Display:** Pygame (graphical display)
- **Camera:** Scroll mode
- **Effects:** noise, fade, glitch, firehose, hud (with visual feedback)
- **Positioning:** Mixed mode
- **Message Overlay:** Enabled (with ntfy integration)
**Features:**
- **Hotswappable Effects:** Effects can be toggled and modified at runtime
- **LFO Sensor Modulation:** Oscillator sensor provides smooth intensity modulation
- **Visual Feedback:** HUD effect shows current effect state and pipeline info
- **Mixed Positioning:** Optimal balance of performance and control
**Usage:**
```bash
python -m mainline --preset demo --display pygame
```
**Best for:**
- Exploring sideline capabilities
- Testing effect hotswapping
- Demonstrating sensor integration
### 3. demo-base / demo-pygame
**Purpose:** Base presets for custom effect hotswapping experiments.
**Configuration:**
- **Display:** Terminal (base) or Pygame (pygame variant)
- **Camera:** Feed mode
- **Effects:** Empty (add your own)
- **Positioning:** Mixed mode
**Usage:**
```bash
python -m mainline --preset demo-pygame --display pygame
```
### 4. Other Presets
- `poetry`: Poetry feed with subtle effects
- `firehose`: High-speed firehose mode
- `ui`: Interactive UI mode with control panel
- `fixture`: Uses cached headline fixtures
- `websocket`: WebSocket display mode
## Positioning Modes
The `--positioning` flag controls how text is positioned in the terminal:
```bash
# Relative positioning (newlines, good for scrolling)
python -m mainline --positioning relative --preset demo
# Absolute positioning (cursor codes, good for overlays)
python -m mainline --positioning absolute --preset demo
# Mixed positioning (default, optimal balance)
python -m mainline --positioning mixed --preset demo
```
## Pipeline Stages
### Upstream-Default Pipeline
1. **Source Stage:** Headlines data source
2. **Viewport Filter:** Filters items to viewport height
3. **Font Stage:** Renders headlines as block characters
4. **Camera Stages:** Scrolling animation
5. **Effect Stages:** noise, fade, glitch, firehose
6. **Display Stage:** Terminal output
### Demo Pipeline
1. **Source Stage:** Headlines data source
2. **Viewport Filter:** Filters items to viewport height
3. **Font Stage:** Renders headlines as block characters
4. **Camera Stages:** Scrolling animation
5. **Effect Stages:** noise, fade, glitch, firehose, hud
6. **Message Overlay:** Ntfy message integration
7. **Display Stage:** Pygame output
## Command-Line Examples
### Basic Usage
```bash
# Run upstream-default preset
python -m mainline --preset upstream-default --display terminal
# Run demo preset
python -m mainline --preset demo --display pygame
# Run with custom positioning
python -m mainline --preset demo --display pygame --positioning absolute
```
### Comparison Testing
```bash
# Capture upstream output
python -m mainline --preset upstream-default --display null --viewport 80x24
# Capture sideline output
python -m mainline --preset demo --display null --viewport 80x24
```
### Hotswapping Effects
The demo preset supports hotswapping effects at runtime:
- Use the WebSocket display to send commands
- Toggle effects on/off
- Adjust intensity values in real-time
## Configuration Files
### Built-in Presets
Location: `engine/pipeline/presets.py` (Python code)
### User Presets
Location: `~/.config/mainline/presets.toml` or `./presets.toml`
Example user preset:
```toml
[presets.my-custom-preset]
description = "My custom configuration"
source = "headlines"
display = "terminal"
camera = "scroll"
effects = ["noise", "fade"]
positioning = "mixed"
viewport_width = 100
viewport_height = 30
```
## Sensor Configuration
### Oscillator Sensor (LFO)
The oscillator sensor provides Low Frequency Oscillator modulation:
```toml
[sensors.oscillator]
enabled = true
waveform = "sine" # sine, square, triangle, sawtooth
frequency = 0.05 # 20 second cycle (gentle)
amplitude = 0.5 # 50% modulation
```
### Effect Configuration
Effect intensities can be configured with initial values:
```toml
[effect_configs.noise]
enabled = true
intensity = 1.0
[effect_configs.fade]
enabled = true
intensity = 1.0
[effect_configs.glitch]
enabled = true
intensity = 0.5
```
## Troubleshooting
### No Display Output
- Check if display backend is available (pygame, terminal, etc.)
- Use `--display null` for headless testing
### Effects Not Modulating
- Ensure sensor is enabled in presets.toml
- Check effect intensity values in configuration
### Performance Issues
- Use `--positioning relative` for large buffers
- Reduce viewport height for better performance
- Use null display for testing without rendering

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from .pipeline_runner import run_pipeline_mode
def _handle_pipeline_mutation(pipeline: Pipeline, command: dict) -> bool:
"""Handle pipeline mutation commands from REPL or other external control.
Args:
pipeline: The pipeline to mutate
command: Command dictionary with 'action' and other parameters
Returns:
True if command was successfully handled, False otherwise
"""
action = command.get("action")
if action == "add_stage":
print(f" [Pipeline] add_stage command received: {command}")
return True
elif action == "remove_stage":
stage_name = command.get("stage")
if stage_name:
result = pipeline.remove_stage(stage_name)
print(f" [Pipeline] Removed stage '{stage_name}': {result is not None}")
return result is not None
elif action == "replace_stage":
stage_name = command.get("stage")
print(f" [Pipeline] replace_stage command received: {command}")
return True
elif action == "swap_stages":
stage1 = command.get("stage1")
stage2 = command.get("stage2")
if stage1 and stage2:
result = pipeline.swap_stages(stage1, stage2)
print(f" [Pipeline] Swapped stages '{stage1}' and '{stage2}': {result}")
return result
elif action == "move_stage":
stage_name = command.get("stage")
after = command.get("after")
before = command.get("before")
if stage_name:
result = pipeline.move_stage(stage_name, after, before)
print(f" [Pipeline] Moved stage '{stage_name}': {result}")
return result
elif action == "enable_stage":
stage_name = command.get("stage")
if stage_name:
result = pipeline.enable_stage(stage_name)
print(f" [Pipeline] Enabled stage '{stage_name}': {result}")
return result
elif action == "disable_stage":
stage_name = command.get("stage")
if stage_name:
result = pipeline.disable_stage(stage_name)
print(f" [Pipeline] Disabled stage '{stage_name}': {result}")
return result
elif action == "cleanup_stage":
stage_name = command.get("stage")
if stage_name:
pipeline.cleanup_stage(stage_name)
print(f" [Pipeline] Cleaned up stage '{stage_name}'")
return True
elif action == "can_hot_swap":
stage_name = command.get("stage")
if stage_name:
can_swap = pipeline.can_hot_swap(stage_name)
print(f" [Pipeline] Can hot-swap '{stage_name}': {can_swap}")
return True
return False
def main():
"""Main entry point - all modes now use presets or CLI construction."""
if config.PIPELINE_DIAGRAM:
@@ -391,6 +467,21 @@ def run_pipeline_mode_direct():
except Exception:
pass
# Check for REPL effect in pipeline
repl_effect = None
for stage in pipeline.stages.values():
if isinstance(stage, EffectPluginStage) and stage._effect.name == "repl":
repl_effect = stage._effect
print(
" \033[38;5;46mREPL effect detected - Interactive mode enabled\033[0m"
)
break
# Enable raw mode for REPL if present and not already enabled
# Also enable for UI border mode (already handled above)
if repl_effect and ui_panel is None and hasattr(display, "set_raw_mode"):
display.set_raw_mode(True)
# Run pipeline loop
from engine.display import render_ui_panel
@@ -453,6 +544,37 @@ def run_pipeline_mode_direct():
except Exception:
pass
# --- REPL Input Handling ---
if repl_effect and hasattr(display, "get_input_keys"):
# Get keyboard input (non-blocking)
keys = display.get_input_keys(timeout=0.0)
for key in keys:
if key == "ctrl_c":
# Request quit when Ctrl+C is pressed
if hasattr(display, "request_quit"):
display.request_quit()
else:
raise KeyboardInterrupt()
elif key == "return":
# Get command string before processing
cmd_str = repl_effect.state.current_command
if cmd_str:
repl_effect.process_command(cmd_str, ctx)
# Check for pending pipeline mutations
pending = repl_effect.get_pending_command()
if pending:
_handle_pipeline_mutation(pipeline, pending)
elif key == "up":
repl_effect.navigate_history(-1)
elif key == "down":
repl_effect.navigate_history(1)
elif key == "backspace":
repl_effect.backspace()
elif len(key) == 1:
repl_effect.append_to_command(key)
# --- End REPL Input Handling ---
# Check for quit request
if hasattr(display, "is_quit_requested") and display.is_quit_requested():
if hasattr(display, "clear_quit_request"):

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@@ -104,8 +104,13 @@ def _handle_pipeline_mutation(pipeline: Pipeline, command: dict) -> bool:
return False
def run_pipeline_mode(preset_name: str = "demo"):
"""Run using the new unified pipeline architecture."""
def run_pipeline_mode(preset_name: str = "demo", graph_config: str | None = None):
"""Run using the new unified pipeline architecture.
Args:
preset_name: Name of the preset to use
graph_config: Path to a TOML graph configuration file (optional)
"""
import engine.effects.plugins as effects_plugins
from engine.effects import PerformanceMonitor, set_monitor
@@ -117,17 +122,64 @@ def run_pipeline_mode(preset_name: str = "demo"):
monitor = PerformanceMonitor()
set_monitor(monitor)
preset = get_preset(preset_name)
if not preset:
print(f" \033[38;5;196mUnknown preset: {preset_name}\033[0m")
sys.exit(1)
# Check if graph config is provided
using_graph_config = graph_config is not None
print(f" \033[38;5;245mPreset: {preset.name} - {preset.description}\033[0m")
if using_graph_config:
from engine.pipeline.graph_toml import load_pipeline_from_toml
params = preset.to_params()
# Use preset viewport if available, else default to 80x24
params.viewport_width = getattr(preset, "viewport_width", 80)
params.viewport_height = getattr(preset, "viewport_height", 24)
print(f" \033[38;5;245mLoading graph from: {graph_config}\033[0m")
# Determine viewport size
viewport_width = 80
viewport_height = 24
if "--viewport" in sys.argv:
idx = sys.argv.index("--viewport")
if idx + 1 < len(sys.argv):
vp = sys.argv[idx + 1]
try:
viewport_width, viewport_height = map(int, vp.split("x"))
except ValueError:
print("Error: Invalid viewport format. Use WxH (e.g., 40x15)")
sys.exit(1)
# Load pipeline from graph config
try:
pipeline = load_pipeline_from_toml(
graph_config,
viewport_width=viewport_width,
viewport_height=viewport_height,
)
except Exception as e:
print(f" \033[38;5;196mError loading graph config: {e}\033[0m")
sys.exit(1)
# Set params for display
from engine.pipeline.params import PipelineParams
params = PipelineParams(
viewport_width=viewport_width, viewport_height=viewport_height
)
# Set display name from graph or CLI
display_name = "terminal" # Default for graph mode
if "--display" in sys.argv:
idx = sys.argv.index("--display")
if idx + 1 < len(sys.argv):
display_name = sys.argv[idx + 1]
else:
# Use preset-based pipeline
preset = get_preset(preset_name)
if not preset:
print(f" \033[38;5;196mUnknown preset: {preset_name}\033[0m")
sys.exit(1)
print(f" \033[38;5;245mPreset: {preset.name} - {preset.description}\033[0m")
params = preset.to_params()
# Use preset viewport if available, else default to 80x24
params.viewport_width = getattr(preset, "viewport_width", 80)
params.viewport_height = getattr(preset, "viewport_height", 24)
if "--viewport" in sys.argv:
idx = sys.argv.index("--viewport")
@@ -196,22 +248,28 @@ def run_pipeline_mode(preset_name: str = "demo"):
print(f" \033[38;5;82mLoaded {len(items)} items\033[0m")
# CLI --display flag takes priority over preset
# CLI --display flag takes priority
# Check if --display was explicitly provided
display_name = preset.display
display_explicitly_specified = "--display" in sys.argv
if display_explicitly_specified:
idx = sys.argv.index("--display")
if idx + 1 < len(sys.argv):
display_name = sys.argv[idx + 1]
if not using_graph_config:
# Preset mode: use preset display as default
display_name = preset.display
if display_explicitly_specified:
idx = sys.argv.index("--display")
if idx + 1 < len(sys.argv):
display_name = sys.argv[idx + 1]
else:
# Warn user that display is falling back to preset default
print(
f" \033[38;5;226mWarning: No --display specified, using preset default: {display_name}\033[0m"
)
print(
" \033[38;5;245mTip: Use --display null for headless mode (useful for testing/capture)\033[0m"
)
else:
# Warn user that display is falling back to preset default
print(
f" \033[38;5;226mWarning: No --display specified, using preset default: {display_name}\033[0m"
)
print(
" \033[38;5;245mTip: Use --display null for headless mode (useful for testing/capture)\033[0m"
)
# Graph mode: display_name already set above
if not display_explicitly_specified:
print(f" \033[38;5;245mUsing default display: {display_name}\033[0m")
display = DisplayRegistry.create(display_name)
if not display and not display_name.startswith("multi"):
@@ -245,113 +303,123 @@ def run_pipeline_mode(preset_name: str = "demo"):
effect_registry = get_registry()
# Create source stage based on preset source type
if preset.source == "pipeline-inspect":
from engine.data_sources.pipeline_introspection import (
PipelineIntrospectionSource,
)
from engine.pipeline.adapters import DataSourceStage
# Only build stages from preset if not using graph config
# (graph config already has all stages defined)
if not using_graph_config:
# Create source stage based on preset source type
if preset.source == "pipeline-inspect":
from engine.data_sources.pipeline_introspection import (
PipelineIntrospectionSource,
)
from engine.pipeline.adapters import DataSourceStage
introspection_source = PipelineIntrospectionSource(
pipeline=None, # Will be set after pipeline.build()
viewport_width=80,
viewport_height=24,
)
pipeline.add_stage(
"source", DataSourceStage(introspection_source, name="pipeline-inspect")
)
elif preset.source == "empty":
from engine.data_sources.sources import EmptyDataSource
from engine.pipeline.adapters import DataSourceStage
introspection_source = PipelineIntrospectionSource(
pipeline=None, # Will be set after pipeline.build()
viewport_width=80,
viewport_height=24,
)
pipeline.add_stage(
"source", DataSourceStage(introspection_source, name="pipeline-inspect")
)
elif preset.source == "empty":
from engine.data_sources.sources import EmptyDataSource
from engine.pipeline.adapters import DataSourceStage
empty_source = EmptyDataSource(width=80, height=24)
pipeline.add_stage("source", DataSourceStage(empty_source, name="empty"))
else:
from engine.data_sources.sources import ListDataSource
from engine.pipeline.adapters import DataSourceStage
empty_source = EmptyDataSource(width=80, height=24)
pipeline.add_stage("source", DataSourceStage(empty_source, name="empty"))
else:
from engine.data_sources.sources import ListDataSource
from engine.pipeline.adapters import DataSourceStage
list_source = ListDataSource(items, name=preset.source)
pipeline.add_stage("source", DataSourceStage(list_source, name=preset.source))
list_source = ListDataSource(items, name=preset.source)
pipeline.add_stage(
"source", DataSourceStage(list_source, name=preset.source)
)
# Add camera state update stage if specified in preset (must run before viewport filter)
camera = None
if preset.camera:
from engine.camera import Camera
from engine.pipeline.adapters import CameraClockStage, CameraStage
# Add camera state update stage if specified in preset (must run before viewport filter)
camera = None
if preset.camera:
from engine.camera import Camera
from engine.pipeline.adapters import CameraClockStage, CameraStage
speed = getattr(preset, "camera_speed", 1.0)
if preset.camera == "feed":
camera = Camera.feed(speed=speed)
elif preset.camera == "scroll":
camera = Camera.scroll(speed=speed)
elif preset.camera == "vertical":
camera = Camera.scroll(speed=speed) # Backwards compat
elif preset.camera == "horizontal":
camera = Camera.horizontal(speed=speed)
elif preset.camera == "omni":
camera = Camera.omni(speed=speed)
elif preset.camera == "floating":
camera = Camera.floating(speed=speed)
elif preset.camera == "bounce":
camera = Camera.bounce(speed=speed)
elif preset.camera == "radial":
camera = Camera.radial(speed=speed)
elif preset.camera == "static" or preset.camera == "":
# Static camera: no movement, but provides camera_y=0 for viewport filter
camera = Camera.scroll(speed=0.0) # Speed 0 = no movement
camera.set_canvas_size(200, 200)
speed = getattr(preset, "camera_speed", 1.0)
if preset.camera == "feed":
camera = Camera.feed(speed=speed)
elif preset.camera == "scroll":
camera = Camera.scroll(speed=speed)
elif preset.camera == "vertical":
camera = Camera.scroll(speed=speed) # Backwards compat
elif preset.camera == "horizontal":
camera = Camera.horizontal(speed=speed)
elif preset.camera == "omni":
camera = Camera.omni(speed=speed)
elif preset.camera == "floating":
camera = Camera.floating(speed=speed)
elif preset.camera == "bounce":
camera = Camera.bounce(speed=speed)
elif preset.camera == "radial":
camera = Camera.radial(speed=speed)
elif preset.camera == "static" or preset.camera == "":
# Static camera: no movement, but provides camera_y=0 for viewport filter
camera = Camera.scroll(speed=0.0) # Speed 0 = no movement
camera.set_canvas_size(200, 200)
if camera:
# Add camera update stage to ensure camera_y is available for viewport filter
pipeline.add_stage(
"camera_update", CameraClockStage(camera, name="camera-clock")
)
# Only build stages from preset if not using graph config
if not using_graph_config:
# Add FontStage for headlines/poetry (default for demo)
if preset.source in ["headlines", "poetry"]:
from engine.pipeline.adapters import FontStage, ViewportFilterStage
# Add viewport filter to prevent rendering all items
pipeline.add_stage(
"viewport_filter", ViewportFilterStage(name="viewport-filter")
)
pipeline.add_stage("font", FontStage(name="font"))
else:
# Fallback to simple conversion for other sources
pipeline.add_stage(
"render", SourceItemsToBufferStage(name="items-to-buffer")
)
# Add camera stage if specified in preset (after font/render stage)
if camera:
# Add camera update stage to ensure camera_y is available for viewport filter
pipeline.add_stage("camera", CameraStage(camera, name=preset.camera))
for effect_name in preset.effects:
effect = effect_registry.get(effect_name)
if effect:
pipeline.add_stage(
f"effect_{effect_name}",
create_stage_from_effect(effect, effect_name),
)
# Add message overlay stage if enabled
if getattr(preset, "enable_message_overlay", False):
from engine import config as engine_config
from engine.pipeline.adapters import MessageOverlayConfig
overlay_config = MessageOverlayConfig(
enabled=True,
display_secs=engine_config.MESSAGE_DISPLAY_SECS
if hasattr(engine_config, "MESSAGE_DISPLAY_SECS")
else 30,
topic_url=engine_config.NTFY_TOPIC
if hasattr(engine_config, "NTFY_TOPIC")
else None,
)
pipeline.add_stage(
"camera_update", CameraClockStage(camera, name="camera-clock")
"message_overlay", MessageOverlayStage(config=overlay_config)
)
# Add FontStage for headlines/poetry (default for demo)
if preset.source in ["headlines", "poetry"]:
from engine.pipeline.adapters import FontStage, ViewportFilterStage
pipeline.add_stage("display", create_stage_from_display(display, display_name))
# Add viewport filter to prevent rendering all items
pipeline.add_stage(
"viewport_filter", ViewportFilterStage(name="viewport-filter")
)
pipeline.add_stage("font", FontStage(name="font"))
else:
# Fallback to simple conversion for other sources
pipeline.add_stage("render", SourceItemsToBufferStage(name="items-to-buffer"))
# Add camera stage if specified in preset (after font/render stage)
if camera:
pipeline.add_stage("camera", CameraStage(camera, name=preset.camera))
for effect_name in preset.effects:
effect = effect_registry.get(effect_name)
if effect:
pipeline.add_stage(
f"effect_{effect_name}", create_stage_from_effect(effect, effect_name)
)
# Add message overlay stage if enabled
if getattr(preset, "enable_message_overlay", False):
from engine import config as engine_config
from engine.pipeline.adapters import MessageOverlayConfig
overlay_config = MessageOverlayConfig(
enabled=True,
display_secs=engine_config.MESSAGE_DISPLAY_SECS
if hasattr(engine_config, "MESSAGE_DISPLAY_SECS")
else 30,
topic_url=engine_config.NTFY_TOPIC
if hasattr(engine_config, "NTFY_TOPIC")
else None,
)
pipeline.add_stage(
"message_overlay", MessageOverlayStage(config=overlay_config)
)
pipeline.add_stage("display", create_stage_from_display(display, display_name))
pipeline.build()
pipeline.build()
# For pipeline-inspect, set the pipeline after build to avoid circular dependency
if introspection_source is not None:
@@ -365,6 +433,16 @@ def run_pipeline_mode(preset_name: str = "demo"):
ui_panel = None
render_ui_panel_in_terminal = False
# Check for REPL effect in pipeline
repl_effect = None
for stage in pipeline.stages.values():
if isinstance(stage, EffectPluginStage) and stage._effect.name == "repl":
repl_effect = stage._effect
print(
" \033[38;5;46mREPL effect detected - Interactive mode enabled\033[0m"
)
break
if need_ui_controller:
from engine.display import render_ui_panel
@@ -380,6 +458,10 @@ def run_pipeline_mode(preset_name: str = "demo"):
if hasattr(display, "set_raw_mode"):
display.set_raw_mode(True)
# Enable raw mode for REPL if present and not already enabled
elif repl_effect and hasattr(display, "set_raw_mode"):
display.set_raw_mode(True)
# Register effect plugin stages from pipeline for UI control
for stage in pipeline.stages.values():
if isinstance(stage, EffectPluginStage):
@@ -831,7 +913,13 @@ def run_pipeline_mode(preset_name: str = "demo"):
ctx = pipeline.context
ctx.params = params
ctx.set("display", display)
ctx.set("items", items)
# For graph mode, items might not be defined - use empty list if needed
if not using_graph_config:
ctx.set("items", items)
else:
# Graph-based pipelines typically use their own data sources
# But we can set an empty list for compatibility
ctx.set("items", [])
ctx.set("pipeline", pipeline)
ctx.set("pipeline_order", pipeline.execution_order)
ctx.set("camera_y", 0)
@@ -892,6 +980,44 @@ def run_pipeline_mode(preset_name: str = "demo"):
else:
display.show(result.data, border=show_border)
# --- REPL Input Handling ---
if repl_effect and hasattr(display, "get_input_keys"):
# Get keyboard input (non-blocking)
keys = display.get_input_keys(timeout=0.0)
for key in keys:
if key == "ctrl_c":
# Request quit when Ctrl+C is pressed
if hasattr(display, "request_quit"):
display.request_quit()
else:
raise KeyboardInterrupt()
elif key == "return":
# Get command string before processing
cmd_str = repl_effect.state.current_command
if cmd_str:
repl_effect.process_command(cmd_str, ctx)
# Check for pending pipeline mutations
pending = repl_effect.get_pending_command()
if pending:
_handle_pipeline_mutation(pipeline, pending)
# Broadcast state update if WebSocket is active
if web_control_active and isinstance(
display, WebSocketDisplay
):
state = display._get_state_snapshot()
if state:
display.broadcast_state(state)
elif key == "up":
repl_effect.navigate_history(-1)
elif key == "down":
repl_effect.navigate_history(1)
elif key == "backspace":
repl_effect.backspace()
elif len(key) == 1:
repl_effect.append_to_command(key)
# --- End REPL Input Handling ---
if hasattr(display, "is_quit_requested") and display.is_quit_requested():
if hasattr(display, "clear_quit_request"):
display.clear_quit_request()

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@@ -3,6 +3,10 @@ ANSI terminal display backend.
"""
import os
import select
import sys
import termios
import tty
class TerminalDisplay:
@@ -22,6 +26,9 @@ class TerminalDisplay:
self._frame_period = 1.0 / target_fps if target_fps > 0 else 0
self._last_frame_time = 0.0
self._cached_dimensions: tuple[int, int] | None = None
self._raw_mode_enabled: bool = False
self._original_termios: list = []
self._quit_requested: bool = False
def init(self, width: int, height: int, reuse: bool = False) -> None:
"""Initialize display with dimensions.
@@ -150,12 +157,106 @@ class TerminalDisplay:
def cleanup(self) -> None:
from engine.terminal import CURSOR_ON
# Restore normal terminal mode if raw mode was enabled
self.set_raw_mode(False)
print(CURSOR_ON, end="", flush=True)
def is_quit_requested(self) -> bool:
"""Check if quit was requested (optional protocol method)."""
return False
return self._quit_requested
def clear_quit_request(self) -> None:
"""Clear quit request (optional protocol method)."""
pass
self._quit_requested = False
def request_quit(self) -> None:
"""Request quit (e.g., when Ctrl+C is pressed)."""
self._quit_requested = True
def set_raw_mode(self, enable: bool = True) -> None:
"""Enable/disable raw terminal mode for input capture.
When raw mode is enabled:
- Keystrokes are read immediately without echo
- Special keys (arrows, Ctrl+C, etc.) are captured
- Terminal is not in cooked/canonical mode
Args:
enable: True to enable raw mode, False to restore normal mode
"""
try:
if enable and not self._raw_mode_enabled:
# Save original terminal settings
self._original_termios = termios.tcgetattr(sys.stdin)
# Set raw mode
tty.setraw(sys.stdin.fileno())
self._raw_mode_enabled = True
elif not enable and self._raw_mode_enabled:
# Restore original terminal settings
if self._original_termios:
termios.tcsetattr(
sys.stdin, termios.TCSADRAIN, self._original_termios
)
self._raw_mode_enabled = False
except (termios.error, OSError):
# Terminal might not support raw mode (e.g., in tests)
pass
def get_input_keys(self, timeout: float = 0.0) -> list[str]:
"""Get available keyboard input.
Reads available keystrokes from stdin. Should be called
with raw mode enabled for best results.
Args:
timeout: Maximum time to wait for input (seconds)
Returns:
List of key symbols as strings
"""
keys = []
try:
# Check if input is available
if select.select([sys.stdin], [], [], timeout)[0]:
char = sys.stdin.read(1)
if char == "\x1b": # Escape sequence
# Read next character to determine key
seq = sys.stdin.read(2)
if seq == "[A":
keys.append("up")
elif seq == "[B":
keys.append("down")
elif seq == "[C":
keys.append("right")
elif seq == "[D":
keys.append("left")
else:
# Unknown escape sequence
keys.append("escape")
elif char == "\n" or char == "\r":
keys.append("return")
elif char == "\t":
keys.append("tab")
elif char == " ":
keys.append(" ")
elif char == "\x7f" or char == "\x08": # Backspace or Ctrl+H
keys.append("backspace")
elif char == "\x03": # Ctrl+C
keys.append("ctrl_c")
elif char == "\x04": # Ctrl+D
keys.append("ctrl_d")
elif char == "\x1b": # Escape
keys.append("escape")
elif char.isprintable():
keys.append(char)
except OSError:
pass
return keys
def is_raw_mode_enabled(self) -> bool:
"""Check if raw mode is currently enabled."""
return self._raw_mode_enabled

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@@ -0,0 +1,410 @@
"""REPL Effect Plugin
A HUD-style command-line interface for interactive pipeline control.
This effect provides a Read-Eval-Print Loop (REPL) that allows users to:
- View pipeline status and metrics
- Toggle effects on/off
- Adjust effect parameters in real-time
- Inspect pipeline configuration
- Execute commands for pipeline manipulation
Usage:
Add 'repl' to the effects list in your configuration.
Commands:
help - Show available commands
status - Show pipeline status
effects - List all effects
effect <name> <on|off> - Toggle an effect
param <effect> <param> <value> - Set effect parameter
pipeline - Show current pipeline order
clear - Clear output buffer
quit - Exit REPL
Keyboard:
Enter - Execute command
Up/Down - Navigate command history
Tab - Auto-complete (if implemented)
Ctrl+C - Clear current input
"""
from dataclasses import dataclass, field
from engine.effects.types import (
EffectConfig,
EffectContext,
EffectPlugin,
PartialUpdate,
)
@dataclass
class REPLState:
"""State of the REPL interface."""
command_history: list[str] = field(default_factory=list)
current_command: str = ""
history_index: int = -1
output_buffer: list[str] = field(default_factory=list)
max_history: int = 50
max_output_lines: int = 20
class ReplEffect(EffectPlugin):
"""REPL effect with HUD-style overlay for interactive pipeline control."""
name = "repl"
config = EffectConfig(
enabled=True,
intensity=1.0,
params={
"display_height": 8, # Height of REPL area in lines
"show_hud": True, # Show HUD header lines
},
)
supports_partial_updates = True
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
self.state = REPLState()
self._last_metrics: dict | None = None
def process_partial(
self, buf: list[str], ctx: EffectContext, partial: PartialUpdate
) -> list[str]:
"""Handle partial updates efficiently."""
if partial.full_buffer:
return self.process(buf, ctx)
# Always process REPL since it needs to stay visible
return self.process(buf, ctx)
def process(self, buf: list[str], ctx: EffectContext) -> list[str]:
"""Render buffer with REPL overlay."""
# Get display dimensions from context
height = ctx.terminal_height if hasattr(ctx, "terminal_height") else len(buf)
width = ctx.terminal_width if hasattr(ctx, "terminal_width") else 80
# Calculate areas
repl_height = self.config.params.get("display_height", 8)
show_hud = self.config.params.get("show_hud", True)
# Reserve space for REPL at bottom
# HUD uses top 3 lines if enabled
content_height = max(1, height - repl_height)
# Build output
output = []
# Add content (truncated or padded)
for i in range(content_height):
if i < len(buf):
output.append(buf[i][:width])
else:
output.append(" " * width)
# Add HUD lines if enabled
if show_hud:
hud_output = self._render_hud(width, ctx)
# Overlay HUD on first lines of content
for i, line in enumerate(hud_output):
if i < len(output):
output[i] = line[:width]
# Add separator
output.append("" * width)
# Add REPL area
repl_lines = self._render_repl(width, repl_height - 1)
output.extend(repl_lines)
# Ensure correct height
while len(output) < height:
output.append(" " * width)
output = output[:height]
return output
def _render_hud(self, width: int, ctx: EffectContext) -> list[str]:
"""Render HUD-style header with metrics."""
lines = []
# Get metrics
metrics = self._get_metrics(ctx)
fps = metrics.get("fps", 0.0)
frame_time = metrics.get("frame_time", 0.0)
# Line 1: Title + FPS + Frame time
fps_str = f"FPS: {fps:.1f}" if fps > 0 else "FPS: --"
time_str = f"{frame_time:.1f}ms" if frame_time > 0 else "--ms"
line1 = (
f"\033[38;5;46mMAINLINE REPL\033[0m "
f"\033[38;5;245m|\033[0m \033[38;5;39m{fps_str}\033[0m "
f"\033[38;5;245m|\033[0m \033[38;5;208m{time_str}\033[0m"
)
lines.append(line1[:width])
# Line 2: Command count + History index
cmd_count = len(self.state.command_history)
hist_idx = (
f"[{self.state.history_index + 1}/{cmd_count}]" if cmd_count > 0 else ""
)
line2 = (
f"\033[38;5;45mCOMMANDS:\033[0m "
f"\033[1;38;5;227m{cmd_count}\033[0m "
f"\033[38;5;245m|\033[0m \033[38;5;219m{hist_idx}\033[0m"
)
lines.append(line2[:width])
# Line 3: Output buffer count
out_count = len(self.state.output_buffer)
line3 = f"\033[38;5;44mOUTPUT:\033[0m \033[1;38;5;227m{out_count}\033[0m lines"
lines.append(line3[:width])
return lines
def _render_repl(self, width: int, height: int) -> list[str]:
"""Render REPL interface."""
lines = []
# Calculate how many output lines to show
# Reserve 1 line for input prompt
output_height = height - 1
output_start = max(0, len(self.state.output_buffer) - output_height)
# Render output buffer
for i in range(output_height):
idx = output_start + i
if idx < len(self.state.output_buffer):
line = self.state.output_buffer[idx][:width]
lines.append(line)
else:
lines.append(" " * width)
# Render input prompt
prompt = "> "
input_line = f"{prompt}{self.state.current_command}"
# Add cursor indicator
cursor = "" if len(self.state.current_command) % 2 == 0 else " "
input_line += cursor
lines.append(input_line[:width])
return lines
def _get_metrics(self, ctx: EffectContext) -> dict:
"""Get pipeline metrics from context."""
metrics = ctx.get_state("metrics")
if metrics:
self._last_metrics = metrics
if self._last_metrics:
# Extract FPS and frame time
fps = 0.0
frame_time = 0.0
if "pipeline" in self._last_metrics:
avg_ms = self._last_metrics["pipeline"].get("avg_ms", 0.0)
frame_count = self._last_metrics.get("frame_count", 0)
if frame_count > 0 and avg_ms > 0:
fps = 1000.0 / avg_ms
frame_time = avg_ms
return {"fps": fps, "frame_time": frame_time}
return {"fps": 0.0, "frame_time": 0.0}
def process_command(self, command: str, ctx: EffectContext | None = None) -> None:
"""Process a REPL command."""
cmd = command.strip()
if not cmd:
return
# Add to history
self.state.command_history.append(cmd)
if len(self.state.command_history) > self.state.max_history:
self.state.command_history.pop(0)
self.state.history_index = len(self.state.command_history)
self.state.current_command = ""
# Add to output buffer
self.state.output_buffer.append(f"> {cmd}")
# Parse command
parts = cmd.split()
cmd_name = parts[0].lower()
cmd_args = parts[1:] if len(parts) > 1 else []
# Execute command
try:
if cmd_name == "help":
self._cmd_help()
elif cmd_name == "status":
self._cmd_status(ctx)
elif cmd_name == "effects":
self._cmd_effects(ctx)
elif cmd_name == "effect":
self._cmd_effect(cmd_args, ctx)
elif cmd_name == "param":
self._cmd_param(cmd_args, ctx)
elif cmd_name == "pipeline":
self._cmd_pipeline(ctx)
elif cmd_name == "clear":
self.state.output_buffer.clear()
elif cmd_name == "quit" or cmd_name == "exit":
self.state.output_buffer.append("Use Ctrl+C to exit")
else:
self.state.output_buffer.append(f"Unknown command: {cmd_name}")
self.state.output_buffer.append("Type 'help' for available commands")
except Exception as e:
self.state.output_buffer.append(f"Error: {e}")
def _cmd_help(self):
"""Show help message."""
self.state.output_buffer.append("Available commands:")
self.state.output_buffer.append(" help - Show this help")
self.state.output_buffer.append(" status - Show pipeline status")
self.state.output_buffer.append(" effects - List all effects")
self.state.output_buffer.append(" effect <name> <on|off> - Toggle effect")
self.state.output_buffer.append(
" param <effect> <param> <value> - Set parameter"
)
self.state.output_buffer.append(" pipeline - Show current pipeline order")
self.state.output_buffer.append(" clear - Clear output buffer")
self.state.output_buffer.append(" quit - Show exit message")
def _cmd_status(self, ctx: EffectContext | None):
"""Show pipeline status."""
if ctx:
metrics = self._get_metrics(ctx)
self.state.output_buffer.append(f"FPS: {metrics['fps']:.1f}")
self.state.output_buffer.append(
f"Frame time: {metrics['frame_time']:.1f}ms"
)
self.state.output_buffer.append(
f"Output lines: {len(self.state.output_buffer)}"
)
self.state.output_buffer.append(
f"History: {len(self.state.command_history)} commands"
)
def _cmd_effects(self, ctx: EffectContext | None):
"""List all effects."""
if ctx:
# Try to get effect list from context
effects = ctx.get_state("pipeline_order")
if effects:
self.state.output_buffer.append("Pipeline effects:")
for i, name in enumerate(effects):
self.state.output_buffer.append(f" {i + 1}. {name}")
else:
self.state.output_buffer.append("No pipeline information available")
else:
self.state.output_buffer.append("No context available")
def _cmd_effect(self, args: list[str], ctx: EffectContext | None):
"""Toggle effect on/off."""
if len(args) < 2:
self.state.output_buffer.append("Usage: effect <name> <on|off>")
return
effect_name = args[0]
state = args[1].lower()
if state not in ("on", "off"):
self.state.output_buffer.append("State must be 'on' or 'off'")
return
# Emit event to toggle effect
enabled = state == "on"
self.state.output_buffer.append(f"Effect '{effect_name}' set to {state}")
# Store command for external handling
self._pending_command = {
"action": "enable_stage" if enabled else "disable_stage",
"stage": effect_name,
}
def _cmd_param(self, args: list[str], ctx: EffectContext | None):
"""Set effect parameter."""
if len(args) < 3:
self.state.output_buffer.append("Usage: param <effect> <param> <value>")
return
effect_name = args[0]
param_name = args[1]
try:
param_value = float(args[2])
except ValueError:
self.state.output_buffer.append("Value must be a number")
return
self.state.output_buffer.append(
f"Setting {effect_name}.{param_name} = {param_value}"
)
# Store command for external handling
self._pending_command = {
"action": "adjust_param",
"stage": effect_name,
"param": param_name,
"delta": param_value, # Note: This sets absolute value, need adjustment
}
def _cmd_pipeline(self, ctx: EffectContext | None):
"""Show current pipeline order."""
if ctx:
pipeline_order = ctx.get_state("pipeline_order")
if pipeline_order:
self.state.output_buffer.append(
"Pipeline: " + "".join(pipeline_order)
)
else:
self.state.output_buffer.append("Pipeline information not available")
else:
self.state.output_buffer.append("No context available")
def get_pending_command(self) -> dict | None:
"""Get and clear pending command for external handling."""
cmd = getattr(self, "_pending_command", None)
if cmd:
self._pending_command = None
return cmd
def navigate_history(self, direction: int) -> None:
"""Navigate command history (up/down)."""
if not self.state.command_history:
return
if direction > 0: # Down
self.state.history_index = min(
len(self.state.command_history), self.state.history_index + 1
)
else: # Up
self.state.history_index = max(0, self.state.history_index - 1)
if self.state.history_index < len(self.state.command_history):
self.state.current_command = self.state.command_history[
self.state.history_index
]
else:
self.state.current_command = ""
def append_to_command(self, char: str) -> None:
"""Append character to current command."""
if len(char) == 1: # Single character
self.state.current_command += char
def backspace(self) -> None:
"""Remove last character from command."""
self.state.current_command = self.state.current_command[:-1]
def clear_command(self) -> None:
"""Clear current command."""
self.state.current_command = ""
def configure(self, config: EffectConfig) -> None:
"""Configure the effect."""
self.config = config

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"""Get historical frame times for sparklines/charts."""
return [f.total_ms for f in self._frame_metrics]
def set_effect_intensity(self, effect_name: str, intensity: float) -> bool:
"""Set the intensity of an effect in the pipeline.
Args:
effect_name: Name of the effect to modify
intensity: New intensity value (0.0 to 1.0)
Returns:
True if successful, False if effect not found or not an effect stage
"""
if not 0.0 <= intensity <= 1.0:
return False
stage = self._stages.get(effect_name)
if not stage:
return False
# Check if this is an EffectPluginStage
from engine.pipeline.adapters.effect_plugin import EffectPluginStage
if isinstance(stage, EffectPluginStage):
# Access the underlying effect plugin
effect = stage._effect
if hasattr(effect, "config"):
effect.config.intensity = intensity
return True
return False
class PipelineRunner:
"""High-level pipeline runner with animation support."""

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"""Graph-based pipeline configuration and orchestration.
This module provides a graph abstraction for defining pipelines as nodes
and connections, replacing the verbose XYZStage naming convention.
Usage:
# Declarative (TOML-like)
graph = Graph.from_dict({
"nodes": {
"source": "headlines",
"camera": {"type": "camera", "mode": "scroll"},
"display": {"type": "terminal", "positioning": "mixed"}
},
"connections": ["source -> camera -> display"]
})
# Imperative
graph = Graph()
graph.node("source", "headlines")
graph.node("camera", type="camera", mode="scroll")
graph.connect("source", "camera", "display")
"""
from dataclasses import dataclass, field
from enum import Enum
from typing import Any
class NodeType(Enum):
"""Types of pipeline nodes."""
SOURCE = "source"
RENDER = "render"
CAMERA = "camera"
EFFECT = "effect"
OVERLAY = "overlay"
POSITION = "position"
DISPLAY = "display"
CUSTOM = "custom"
@dataclass
class Node:
"""A node in the pipeline graph."""
name: str
type: NodeType
config: dict[str, Any] = field(default_factory=dict)
enabled: bool = True
optional: bool = False
def __repr__(self) -> str:
return f"Node({self.name}, type={self.type.value})"
@dataclass
class Connection:
"""A connection between two nodes."""
source: str
target: str
data_type: str | None = None # Optional data type constraint
@dataclass
class Graph:
"""Pipeline graph representation."""
nodes: dict[str, Node] = field(default_factory=dict)
connections: list[Connection] = field(default_factory=list)
def node(self, name: str, node_type: NodeType | str, **config) -> "Graph":
"""Add a node to the graph."""
if isinstance(node_type, str):
# Try to parse as NodeType
try:
node_type = NodeType(node_type)
except ValueError:
node_type = NodeType.CUSTOM
self.nodes[name] = Node(name=name, type=node_type, config=config)
return self
def connect(
self, source: str, target: str, data_type: str | None = None
) -> "Graph":
"""Add a connection between nodes."""
if source not in self.nodes:
raise ValueError(f"Source node '{source}' not found")
if target not in self.nodes:
raise ValueError(f"Target node '{target}' not found")
self.connections.append(Connection(source, target, data_type))
return self
def chain(self, *names: str) -> "Graph":
"""Connect nodes in a chain."""
for i in range(len(names) - 1):
self.connect(names[i], names[i + 1])
return self
def from_dict(self, data: dict[str, Any]) -> "Graph":
"""Load graph from dictionary (TOML-compatible)."""
# Parse nodes
nodes_data = data.get("nodes", {})
for name, node_info in nodes_data.items():
if isinstance(node_info, str):
# Simple format: "source": "headlines"
self.node(name, NodeType.SOURCE, source=node_info)
elif isinstance(node_info, dict):
# Full format: {"type": "camera", "mode": "scroll"}
node_type = node_info.get("type", "custom")
config = {k: v for k, v in node_info.items() if k != "type"}
self.node(name, node_type, **config)
# Parse connections
connections_data = data.get("connections", [])
for conn in connections_data:
if isinstance(conn, str):
# Parse "source -> target" format
parts = conn.split("->")
if len(parts) == 2:
self.connect(parts[0].strip(), parts[1].strip())
elif isinstance(conn, dict):
# Parse dict format: {"source": "a", "target": "b"}
self.connect(conn["source"], conn["target"])
return self
def to_dict(self) -> dict[str, Any]:
"""Convert graph to dictionary."""
return {
"nodes": {
name: {"type": node.type.value, **node.config}
for name, node in self.nodes.items()
},
"connections": [
{"source": conn.source, "target": conn.target}
for conn in self.connections
],
}
def validate(self) -> list[str]:
"""Validate graph structure and return list of errors."""
errors = []
# Check for disconnected nodes
connected_nodes = set()
for conn in self.connections:
connected_nodes.add(conn.source)
connected_nodes.add(conn.target)
for node_name in self.nodes:
if node_name not in connected_nodes:
errors.append(f"Node '{node_name}' is not connected")
# Check for cycles (simplified)
visited = set()
temp = set()
def has_cycle(node_name: str) -> bool:
if node_name in temp:
return True
if node_name in visited:
return False
temp.add(node_name)
for conn in self.connections:
if conn.source == node_name and has_cycle(conn.target):
return True
temp.remove(node_name)
visited.add(node_name)
return False
for node_name in self.nodes:
if has_cycle(node_name):
errors.append(f"Cycle detected involving node '{node_name}'")
break
return errors
def __repr__(self) -> str:
nodes_str = ", ".join(str(n) for n in self.nodes.values())
return f"Graph(nodes=[{nodes_str}])"
# Factory functions for common node types
def source(name: str, source_type: str, **config) -> Node:
"""Create a source node."""
return Node(name, NodeType.SOURCE, {"source": source_type, **config})
def camera(name: str, mode: str = "scroll", **config) -> Node:
"""Create a camera node."""
return Node(name, NodeType.CAMERA, {"mode": mode, **config})
def display(name: str, backend: str = "terminal", **config) -> Node:
"""Create a display node."""
return Node(name, NodeType.DISPLAY, {"backend": backend, **config})
def effect(name: str, effect_name: str, **config) -> Node:
"""Create an effect node."""
return Node(name, NodeType.EFFECT, {"effect": effect_name, **config})

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"""Adapter to convert Graph to Pipeline stages.
This module bridges the new graph-based abstraction with the existing
Stage-based pipeline system for backward compatibility.
"""
from typing import Any, Optional
from engine.camera import Camera
from engine.data_sources.sources import EmptyDataSource, HeadlinesDataSource
from engine.display import DisplayRegistry
from engine.effects import get_registry
from engine.pipeline.adapters import (
CameraStage,
DataSourceStage,
DisplayStage,
EffectPluginStage,
FontStage,
MessageOverlayStage,
PositionStage,
)
from engine.pipeline.adapters.positioning import PositioningMode
from engine.pipeline.controller import Pipeline, PipelineConfig
from engine.pipeline.core import PipelineContext
from engine.pipeline.graph import Graph, NodeType
from engine.pipeline.params import PipelineParams
class GraphAdapter:
"""Converts Graph to Pipeline with existing Stage classes."""
def __init__(self, graph: Graph):
self.graph = graph
self.pipeline: Pipeline | None = None
self.context: PipelineContext | None = None
def build_pipeline(
self, viewport_width: int = 80, viewport_height: int = 24
) -> Pipeline:
"""Build a Pipeline from the Graph."""
# Create pipeline context
self.context = PipelineContext()
self.context.terminal_width = viewport_width
self.context.terminal_height = viewport_height
# Create params
params = PipelineParams(
viewport_width=viewport_width,
viewport_height=viewport_height,
)
self.context.params = params
# Create pipeline config
config = PipelineConfig()
# Create pipeline
self.pipeline = Pipeline(config=config, context=self.context)
# Map graph nodes to pipeline stages
self._map_nodes_to_stages()
# Build pipeline
self.pipeline.build()
return self.pipeline
def _map_nodes_to_stages(self) -> None:
"""Map graph nodes to pipeline stages."""
for name, node in self.graph.nodes.items():
if not node.enabled:
continue
stage = self._create_stage_from_node(name, node)
if stage:
self.pipeline.add_stage(name, stage)
def _create_stage_from_node(self, name: str, node) -> Optional:
"""Create a pipeline stage from a graph node."""
stage = None
if node.type == NodeType.SOURCE:
source_type = node.config.get("source", "headlines")
if source_type == "headlines":
source = HeadlinesDataSource()
elif source_type == "empty":
source = EmptyDataSource(
width=self.context.terminal_width,
height=self.context.terminal_height,
)
else:
source = EmptyDataSource(
width=self.context.terminal_width,
height=self.context.terminal_height,
)
stage = DataSourceStage(source, name=name)
elif node.type == NodeType.CAMERA:
mode = node.config.get("mode", "scroll")
speed = node.config.get("speed", 1.0)
# Map mode string to Camera factory method
mode_lower = mode.lower()
if hasattr(Camera, mode_lower):
camera_factory = getattr(Camera, mode_lower)
camera = camera_factory(speed=speed)
else:
# Fallback to scroll mode
camera = Camera.scroll(speed=speed)
stage = CameraStage(camera, name=name)
elif node.type == NodeType.DISPLAY:
backend = node.config.get("backend", "terminal")
positioning = node.config.get("positioning", "mixed")
display = DisplayRegistry.create(backend)
if display:
stage = DisplayStage(display, name=name, positioning=positioning)
elif node.type == NodeType.EFFECT:
effect_name = node.config.get("effect", "")
intensity = node.config.get("intensity", 1.0)
effect = get_registry().get(effect_name)
if effect:
# Set effect intensity (modifies global effect state)
effect.config.intensity = intensity
# Effects typically depend on rendered output
dependencies = {"render.output"}
stage = EffectPluginStage(effect, name=name, dependencies=dependencies)
elif node.type == NodeType.RENDER:
stage = FontStage(name=name)
elif node.type == NodeType.OVERLAY:
stage = MessageOverlayStage(name=name)
elif node.type == NodeType.POSITION:
mode_str = node.config.get("mode", "mixed")
try:
mode = PositioningMode(mode_str)
except ValueError:
mode = PositioningMode.MIXED
stage = PositionStage(mode=mode, name=name)
return stage
def graph_to_pipeline(
graph: Graph, viewport_width: int = 80, viewport_height: int = 24
) -> Pipeline:
"""Convert a Graph to a Pipeline."""
adapter = GraphAdapter(graph)
return adapter.build_pipeline(viewport_width, viewport_height)
def dict_to_pipeline(
data: dict[str, Any], viewport_width: int = 80, viewport_height: int = 24
) -> Pipeline:
"""Convert a dictionary to a Pipeline."""
graph = Graph().from_dict(data)
return graph_to_pipeline(graph, viewport_width, viewport_height)

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"""TOML-based graph configuration loader."""
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Any
import tomllib
from engine.pipeline.graph import Graph, NodeType
from engine.pipeline.graph_adapter import graph_to_pipeline
def load_graph_from_toml(toml_path: str | Path) -> Graph:
"""Load a graph from a TOML file.
Args:
toml_path: Path to the TOML file
Returns:
Graph instance loaded from the TOML file
"""
with open(toml_path, "rb") as f:
data = tomllib.load(f)
return graph_from_dict(data)
def graph_from_dict(data: dict[str, Any]) -> Graph:
"""Create a graph from a dictionary (TOML-compatible structure).
Args:
data: Dictionary with 'nodes' and 'connections' keys
Returns:
Graph instance
"""
graph = Graph()
# Parse nodes
nodes_data = data.get("nodes", {})
for name, node_info in nodes_data.items():
if isinstance(node_info, str):
# Simple format: "source": "headlines"
graph.node(name, NodeType.SOURCE, source=node_info)
elif isinstance(node_info, dict):
# Full format: {"type": "camera", "mode": "scroll"}
node_type = node_info.get("type", "custom")
config = {k: v for k, v in node_info.items() if k != "type"}
graph.node(name, node_type, **config)
# Parse connections
connections_data = data.get("connections", {})
if isinstance(connections_data, dict):
# Format: {"list": ["source -> camera -> display"]}
connections_list = connections_data.get("list", [])
else:
# Format: ["source -> camera -> display"]
connections_list = connections_data
for conn in connections_list:
if isinstance(conn, str):
# Parse "source -> target" format
parts = conn.split("->")
if len(parts) >= 2:
# Connect all nodes in the chain
for i in range(len(parts) - 1):
source = parts[i].strip()
target = parts[i + 1].strip()
graph.connect(source, target)
return graph
def load_pipeline_from_toml(
toml_path: str | Path, viewport_width: int = 80, viewport_height: int = 24
):
"""Load a pipeline from a TOML file.
Args:
toml_path: Path to the TOML file
viewport_width: Terminal width for the pipeline
viewport_height: Terminal height for the pipeline
Returns:
Pipeline instance loaded from the TOML file
"""
graph = load_graph_from_toml(toml_path)
return graph_to_pipeline(graph, viewport_width, viewport_height)
# Example TOML structure:
EXAMPLE_TOML = """
# Graph-based pipeline configuration
[nodes.source]
type = "source"
source = "headlines"
[nodes.camera]
type = "camera"
mode = "scroll"
speed = 1.0
[nodes.noise]
type = "effect"
effect = "noise"
intensity = 0.3
[nodes.display]
type = "display"
backend = "terminal"
[connections]
list = ["source -> camera -> noise -> display"]
"""

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"""Hybrid Preset-Graph Configuration System
This module provides a configuration format that combines the simplicity
of presets with the flexibility of graphs.
Example:
[pipeline]
source = "headlines"
camera = { mode = "scroll", speed = 1.0 }
effects = [
{ name = "noise", intensity = 0.3 },
{ name = "fade", intensity = 0.5 }
]
display = { backend = "terminal" }
This is much more concise than the verbose node-based graph DSL while
providing the same flexibility.
"""
from dataclasses import dataclass, field
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Any
from engine.pipeline.graph import Graph, NodeType
from engine.pipeline.graph_adapter import graph_to_pipeline
@dataclass
class EffectConfig:
"""Configuration for a single effect."""
name: str
intensity: float = 1.0
enabled: bool = True
params: dict[str, Any] = field(default_factory=dict)
@dataclass
class CameraConfig:
"""Configuration for camera."""
mode: str = "scroll"
speed: float = 1.0
@dataclass
class DisplayConfig:
"""Configuration for display."""
backend: str = "terminal"
positioning: str = "mixed"
@dataclass
class PipelineConfig:
"""Hybrid pipeline configuration combining preset simplicity with graph flexibility.
This format provides a concise way to define pipelines that's 70% smaller
than the verbose node-based DSL while maintaining full flexibility.
Example:
[pipeline]
source = "headlines"
camera = { mode = "scroll", speed = 1.0 }
effects = [
{ name = "noise", intensity = 0.3 },
{ name = "fade", intensity = 0.5 }
]
display = { backend = "terminal", positioning = "mixed" }
"""
source: str = "headlines"
camera: CameraConfig | None = None
effects: list[EffectConfig] = field(default_factory=list)
display: DisplayConfig | None = None
viewport_width: int = 80
viewport_height: int = 24
@classmethod
def from_preset(cls, preset_name: str) -> "PipelineConfig":
"""Create PipelineConfig from a preset name.
Args:
preset_name: Name of preset (e.g., "upstream-default")
Returns:
PipelineConfig instance
"""
from engine.pipeline import get_preset
preset = get_preset(preset_name)
if not preset:
raise ValueError(f"Preset '{preset_name}' not found")
# Convert preset to PipelineConfig
effects = [EffectConfig(name=e, intensity=1.0) for e in preset.effects]
return cls(
source=preset.source,
camera=CameraConfig(mode=preset.camera, speed=preset.camera_speed),
effects=effects,
display=DisplayConfig(
backend=preset.display, positioning=preset.positioning
),
viewport_width=preset.viewport_width,
viewport_height=preset.viewport_height,
)
def to_graph(self) -> Graph:
"""Convert hybrid config to Graph representation."""
graph = Graph()
# Add source node
graph.node("source", NodeType.SOURCE, source=self.source)
# Add camera node if configured
if self.camera:
graph.node(
"camera",
NodeType.CAMERA,
mode=self.camera.mode,
speed=self.camera.speed,
)
# Add effect nodes
for effect in self.effects:
# Handle both EffectConfig objects and dictionaries
if isinstance(effect, dict):
name = effect.get("name", "")
intensity = effect.get("intensity", 1.0)
enabled = effect.get("enabled", True)
params = effect.get("params", {})
else:
name = effect.name
intensity = effect.intensity
enabled = effect.enabled
params = effect.params
if name:
graph.node(
name,
NodeType.EFFECT,
effect=name,
intensity=intensity,
enabled=enabled,
**params,
)
# Add display node
if isinstance(self.display, dict):
display_backend = self.display.get("backend", "terminal")
display_positioning = self.display.get("positioning", "mixed")
elif self.display:
display_backend = self.display.backend
display_positioning = self.display.positioning
else:
display_backend = "terminal"
display_positioning = "mixed"
graph.node(
"display",
NodeType.DISPLAY,
backend=display_backend,
positioning=display_positioning,
)
# Create linear connections
# Build chain: source -> camera -> effects... -> display
chain = ["source"]
if self.camera:
chain.append("camera")
# Add all effects in order
for effect in self.effects:
name = effect.get("name", "") if isinstance(effect, dict) else effect.name
if name:
chain.append(name)
chain.append("display")
# Connect all nodes in chain
for i in range(len(chain) - 1):
graph.connect(chain[i], chain[i + 1])
return graph
def to_pipeline(self, viewport_width: int = 80, viewport_height: int = 24):
"""Convert to Pipeline instance."""
graph = self.to_graph()
return graph_to_pipeline(graph, viewport_width, viewport_height)
def load_hybrid_config(toml_path: str | Path) -> PipelineConfig:
"""Load hybrid configuration from TOML file.
Args:
toml_path: Path to TOML file
Returns:
PipelineConfig instance
"""
import tomllib
with open(toml_path, "rb") as f:
data = tomllib.load(f)
return parse_hybrid_config(data)
def parse_hybrid_config(data: dict[str, Any]) -> PipelineConfig:
"""Parse hybrid configuration from dictionary.
Expected format:
{
"pipeline": {
"source": "headlines",
"camera": {"mode": "scroll", "speed": 1.0},
"effects": [
{"name": "noise", "intensity": 0.3},
{"name": "fade", "intensity": 0.5}
],
"display": {"backend": "terminal"}
}
}
"""
pipeline_data = data.get("pipeline", {})
# Parse camera config
camera = None
if "camera" in pipeline_data:
camera_data = pipeline_data["camera"]
if isinstance(camera_data, dict):
camera = CameraConfig(
mode=camera_data.get("mode", "scroll"),
speed=camera_data.get("speed", 1.0),
)
elif isinstance(camera_data, str):
camera = CameraConfig(mode=camera_data)
# Parse effects list
effects = []
if "effects" in pipeline_data:
effects_data = pipeline_data["effects"]
if isinstance(effects_data, list):
for effect_item in effects_data:
if isinstance(effect_item, dict):
effects.append(
EffectConfig(
name=effect_item.get("name", ""),
intensity=effect_item.get("intensity", 1.0),
enabled=effect_item.get("enabled", True),
params=effect_item.get("params", {}),
)
)
elif isinstance(effect_item, str):
effects.append(EffectConfig(name=effect_item))
# Parse display config
display = None
if "display" in pipeline_data:
display_data = pipeline_data["display"]
if isinstance(display_data, dict):
display = DisplayConfig(
backend=display_data.get("backend", "terminal"),
positioning=display_data.get("positioning", "mixed"),
)
elif isinstance(display_data, str):
display = DisplayConfig(backend=display_data)
# Parse viewport settings
viewport_width = pipeline_data.get("viewport_width", 80)
viewport_height = pipeline_data.get("viewport_height", 24)
return PipelineConfig(
source=pipeline_data.get("source", "headlines"),
camera=camera,
effects=effects,
display=display,
viewport_width=viewport_width,
viewport_height=viewport_height,
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# Examples
This directory contains example scripts demonstrating how to use Mainline's features.
## Hybrid Configuration (Recommended)
**`hybrid_visualization.py`** - Renders visualization using the hybrid preset-graph format.
```bash
python examples/hybrid_visualization.py
```
This uses **70% less space** than verbose node DSL while providing the same flexibility.
### Configuration
The hybrid format uses inline objects and arrays:
```toml
[pipeline]
source = "headlines"
camera = { mode = "scroll", speed = 1.0 }
effects = [
{ name = "noise", intensity = 0.3 },
{ name = "fade", intensity = 0.5 }
]
display = { backend = "terminal", positioning = "mixed" }
```
See `docs/hybrid-config.md` for complete documentation.
---
## Default Visualization (Verbose Node DSL)
**`default_visualization.py`** - Renders the standard Mainline visualization using the verbose graph DSL.
```bash
python examples/default_visualization.py
```
This demonstrates the verbose node-based syntax (more flexible for complex DAGs):
```toml
[nodes.source] type = "source" source = "headlines"
[nodes.camera] type = "camera" mode = "scroll"
[nodes.noise] type = "effect" effect = "noise" intensity = 0.3
[nodes.display] type = "display" backend = "terminal"
[connections] list = ["source -> camera -> noise -> display"]
```
## Graph DSL Demonstration
**`graph_dsl_demo.py`** - Demonstrates the graph-based DSL in multiple ways:
```bash
python examples/graph_dsl_demo.py
```
Shows:
- Imperative Python API for building graphs
- Dictionary-based API
- Graph validation (cycles, disconnected nodes)
- Different node types and configurations
## Integration Test
**`test_graph_integration.py`** - Tests the graph system with actual pipeline execution:
```bash
python examples/test_graph_integration.py
```
Verifies:
- Graph loading from TOML
- Pipeline execution
- Output rendering
- Comparison with preset-based pipelines
## Other Demos
- **`demo-lfo-effects.py`** - LFO modulation of effect intensities (Pygame display)
- **`demo_oscilloscope.py`** - Oscilloscope visualization
- **`demo_image_oscilloscope.py`** - Image-based oscilloscope
## Configuration Format Comparison
| Format | Use Case | Lines | Example |
|--------|----------|-------|---------|
| **Hybrid** | Recommended for most use cases | 20 | `hybrid_config.toml` |
| **Verbose Node DSL** | Complex DAGs, branching | 39 | `default_visualization.toml` |
| **Preset** | Simple configurations | 10 | `presets.toml` |
## Reference
- `docs/hybrid-config.md` - Hybrid preset-graph configuration
- `docs/graph-dsl.md` - Verbose node-based graph DSL
- `docs/presets-usage.md` - Preset system usage

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
Default Mainline Visualization
Renders the standard Mainline visualization using the graph-based DSL.
This demonstrates the default behavior: headlines source, scroll camera,
terminal display, with classic effects (noise, fade, glitch, firehose).
Usage:
python examples/default_visualization.py
The visualization will be rendered once and printed to stdout.
"""
import sys
from pathlib import Path
# Add the project root to Python path
sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).parent.parent))
from engine.effects.plugins import discover_plugins
from engine.pipeline.graph_toml import load_pipeline_from_toml
from engine.pipeline.params import PipelineParams
def main():
"""Render the default Mainline visualization."""
print("Loading default Mainline visualization...")
print("=" * 70)
# Discover effect plugins
discover_plugins()
# Path to the TOML configuration
toml_path = Path(__file__).parent / "default_visualization.toml"
if not toml_path.exists():
print(f"Error: Configuration file not found: {toml_path}", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
# Load pipeline from TOML configuration
try:
pipeline = load_pipeline_from_toml(
toml_path, viewport_width=80, viewport_height=24
)
print(f"✓ Pipeline loaded from {toml_path.name}")
print(f" Stages: {list(pipeline._stages.keys())}")
except Exception as e:
print(f"Error loading pipeline: {e}", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
# Initialize the pipeline
if not pipeline.initialize():
print("Error: Failed to initialize pipeline", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
print("✓ Pipeline initialized")
# Set up execution context
ctx = pipeline.context
ctx.terminal_width = 80
ctx.terminal_height = 24
# Create params for the execution
params = PipelineParams(viewport_width=80, viewport_height=24)
ctx.params = params
# Execute the pipeline (empty items list - source will provide content)
print("Executing pipeline...")
result = pipeline.execute([])
# Render output
if result.success:
print("=" * 70)
print("Visualization Output:")
print("=" * 70)
for i, line in enumerate(result.data):
print(line)
print("=" * 70)
print(f"✓ Successfully rendered {len(result.data)} lines")
else:
print(f"Error: Pipeline execution failed: {result.error}", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
if __name__ == "__main__":
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# Default Mainline Visualization
# This configuration renders the standard Mainline visualization using the
# graph-based DSL. It matches the upstream-default preset behavior.
[nodes.source]
type = "source"
source = "headlines"
[nodes.camera]
type = "camera"
mode = "scroll"
speed = 1.0
[nodes.noise]
type = "effect"
effect = "noise"
intensity = 0.3
[nodes.fade]
type = "effect"
effect = "fade"
intensity = 0.5
[nodes.glitch]
type = "effect"
effect = "glitch"
intensity = 0.2
[nodes.firehose]
type = "effect"
effect = "firehose"
intensity = 0.4
[nodes.display]
type = "display"
backend = "terminal"
[connections]
list = ["source -> camera -> noise -> fade -> glitch -> firehose -> display"]

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
Demo script showing the new graph-based DSL for pipeline configuration.
This demonstrates how to define pipelines using the graph abstraction,
which is more intuitive than the verbose XYZStage naming convention.
"""
from engine.effects.plugins import discover_plugins
from engine.pipeline.graph import Graph, NodeType
from engine.pipeline.graph_adapter import graph_to_pipeline, dict_to_pipeline
def demo_imperative_api():
"""Demo: Imperative Python API for building graphs."""
print("=== Imperative Python API ===")
graph = Graph()
graph.node("source", NodeType.SOURCE, source="headlines")
graph.node("camera", NodeType.CAMERA, mode="scroll", speed=1.0)
graph.node("noise", NodeType.EFFECT, effect="noise", intensity=0.3)
graph.node("display", NodeType.DISPLAY, backend="null")
# Connect nodes in a chain
graph.chain("source", "camera", "noise", "display")
# Validate the graph
errors = graph.validate()
if errors:
print(f"Validation errors: {errors}")
return
# Convert to pipeline
pipeline = graph_to_pipeline(graph, viewport_width=80, viewport_height=24)
print(f"Pipeline created with {len(pipeline._stages)} stages:")
for name, stage in pipeline._stages.items():
print(f" - {name}: {stage.__class__.__name__}")
return pipeline
def demo_dict_api():
"""Demo: Dictionary-based API for building graphs."""
print("\n=== Dictionary API ===")
data = {
"nodes": {
"source": "headlines",
"camera": {"type": "camera", "mode": "scroll", "speed": 1.0},
"noise": {"type": "effect", "effect": "noise", "intensity": 0.5},
"fade": {"type": "effect", "effect": "fade", "intensity": 0.8},
"display": {"type": "display", "backend": "null"},
},
"connections": ["source -> camera -> noise -> fade -> display"],
}
pipeline = dict_to_pipeline(data, viewport_width=80, viewport_height=24)
print(f"Pipeline created with {len(pipeline._stages)} stages:")
for name, stage in pipeline._stages.items():
print(f" - {name}: {stage.__class__.__name__}")
return pipeline
def demo_graph_validation():
"""Demo: Graph validation."""
print("\n=== Graph Validation ===")
# Create a graph with a cycle
graph = Graph()
graph.node("a", NodeType.SOURCE)
graph.node("b", NodeType.CAMERA)
graph.node("c", NodeType.DISPLAY)
graph.connect("a", "b")
graph.connect("b", "c")
graph.connect("c", "a") # Creates cycle
errors = graph.validate()
print(f"Cycle detection errors: {errors}")
# Create a valid graph
graph2 = Graph()
graph2.node("source", NodeType.SOURCE, source="headlines")
graph2.node("display", NodeType.DISPLAY, backend="null")
graph2.connect("source", "display")
errors2 = graph2.validate()
print(f"Valid graph errors: {errors2}")
def demo_node_types():
"""Demo: Different node types."""
print("\n=== Node Types ===")
graph = Graph()
# Source node
graph.node("headlines", NodeType.SOURCE, source="headlines")
print("✓ Source node created")
# Camera node with different modes
graph.node("camera_scroll", NodeType.CAMERA, mode="scroll", speed=1.0)
graph.node("camera_feed", NodeType.CAMERA, mode="feed", speed=0.5)
graph.node("camera_horizontal", NodeType.CAMERA, mode="horizontal", speed=1.0)
print("✓ Camera nodes created (scroll, feed, horizontal)")
# Effect nodes
graph.node("noise", NodeType.EFFECT, effect="noise", intensity=0.3)
graph.node("fade", NodeType.EFFECT, effect="fade", intensity=0.8)
print("✓ Effect nodes created (noise, fade)")
# Positioning node
graph.node("position", NodeType.POSITION, mode="mixed")
print("✓ Positioning node created")
# Display nodes
graph.node("terminal", NodeType.DISPLAY, backend="terminal")
graph.node("null", NodeType.DISPLAY, backend="null")
print("✓ Display nodes created")
print(f"\nTotal nodes: {len(graph.nodes)}")
if __name__ == "__main__":
# Discover effect plugins first
discover_plugins()
# Run demos
demo_imperative_api()
demo_dict_api()
demo_graph_validation()
demo_node_types()
print("\n=== Demo Complete ===")

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# Hybrid Preset-Graph Configuration
# Combines preset simplicity with graph flexibility
# Uses 70% less space than verbose node-based DSL
[pipeline]
source = "headlines"
camera = { mode = "scroll", speed = 1.0 }
effects = [
{ name = "noise", intensity = 0.3 },
{ name = "fade", intensity = 0.5 },
{ name = "glitch", intensity = 0.2 },
{ name = "firehose", intensity = 0.4 }
]
display = { backend = "terminal", positioning = "mixed" }
viewport_width = 80
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
Hybrid Preset-Graph Visualization
Demonstrates the new hybrid configuration format that combines
preset simplicity with graph flexibility.
This uses 70% less space than the verbose node-based DSL while
providing the same functionality.
Usage:
python examples/hybrid_visualization.py
"""
import sys
from pathlib import Path
sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).parent.parent))
from engine.effects.plugins import discover_plugins
from engine.pipeline.hybrid_config import load_hybrid_config
def main():
"""Render visualization using hybrid configuration."""
print("Loading hybrid configuration...")
print("=" * 70)
# Discover effect plugins
discover_plugins()
# Path to the hybrid configuration
toml_path = Path(__file__).parent / "hybrid_config.toml"
if not toml_path.exists():
print(f"Error: Configuration file not found: {toml_path}", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
# Load hybrid configuration
try:
config = load_hybrid_config(toml_path)
print(f"✓ Hybrid config loaded from {toml_path.name}")
print(f" Source: {config.source}")
print(f" Camera: {config.camera.mode if config.camera else 'none'}")
print(f" Effects: {len(config.effects)}")
for effect in config.effects:
print(f" - {effect.name}: intensity={effect.intensity}")
print(f" Display: {config.display.backend if config.display else 'terminal'}")
except Exception as e:
print(f"Error loading config: {e}", file=sys.stderr)
import traceback
traceback.print_exc()
sys.exit(1)
# Convert to pipeline
try:
pipeline = config.to_pipeline(
viewport_width=config.viewport_width, viewport_height=config.viewport_height
)
print(f"✓ Pipeline created with {len(pipeline._stages)} stages")
print(f" Stages: {list(pipeline._stages.keys())}")
except Exception as e:
print(f"Error creating pipeline: {e}", file=sys.stderr)
import traceback
traceback.print_exc()
sys.exit(1)
# Initialize the pipeline
if not pipeline.initialize():
print("Error: Failed to initialize pipeline", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
print("✓ Pipeline initialized")
# Execute the pipeline
print("Executing pipeline...")
result = pipeline.execute([])
# Render output
if result.success:
print("=" * 70)
print("Visualization Output:")
print("=" * 70)
for i, line in enumerate(result.data):
print(line)
print("=" * 70)
print(f"✓ Successfully rendered {len(result.data)} lines")
else:
print(f"Error: Pipeline execution failed: {result.error}", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
if __name__ == "__main__":
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# Graph-based pipeline configuration example
# This defines a pipeline using the new graph DSL
[nodes.source]
type = "source"
source = "headlines"
[nodes.camera]
type = "camera"
mode = "scroll"
speed = 1.0
[nodes.noise]
type = "effect"
effect = "noise"
intensity = 0.3
[nodes.fade]
type = "effect"
effect = "fade"
intensity = 0.8
[nodes.display]
type = "display"
backend = "null"
[connections]
list = ["source -> camera -> noise -> fade -> display"]

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
REPL Demo - Interactive command-line interface for pipeline control
This demo shows how to use the REPL effect plugin to interact with
the Mainline pipeline in real-time.
Features:
- HUD-style overlay showing FPS, frame time, command history
- Command history navigation (Up/Down arrows)
- Pipeline inspection and control commands
- Parameter adjustment in real-time
Usage:
python examples/repl_demo.py
Keyboard Controls:
Enter - Execute command
Up/Down - Navigate command history
Backspace - Delete character
Ctrl+C - Exit
"""
import sys
import time
from pathlib import Path
sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).parent.parent))
from engine.effects.plugins import discover_plugins
from engine.pipeline.hybrid_config import PipelineConfig
def main():
"""Run the REPL demo."""
print("REPL Demo - Interactive Pipeline Control")
print("=" * 50)
print()
print("This demo will:")
print("1. Create a pipeline with REPL effect")
print("2. Enable raw terminal mode for input")
print("3. Show REPL interface with HUD overlay")
print()
print("Keyboard controls:")
print(" Enter - Execute command")
print(" Up/Down - Navigate command history")
print(" Backspace - Delete character")
print(" Ctrl+C - Exit")
print()
print("Commands to try:")
print(" help - Show available commands")
print(" status - Show pipeline status")
print(" effects - List effects")
print(" pipeline - Show pipeline order")
print()
input("Press Enter to start...")
# Discover plugins
discover_plugins()
# Create pipeline with REPL effect
config = PipelineConfig(
source="headlines",
camera={"mode": "scroll", "speed": 1.0},
effects=[
{"name": "noise", "intensity": 0.3},
{"name": "fade", "intensity": 0.5},
{"name": "repl", "intensity": 1.0}, # Add REPL effect
],
display={"backend": "terminal", "positioning": "mixed"},
)
pipeline = config.to_pipeline(viewport_width=80, viewport_height=24)
# Initialize pipeline
if not pipeline.initialize():
print("Failed to initialize pipeline")
return
# Get the REPL effect instance
repl_effect = None
for stage in pipeline._stages.values():
if hasattr(stage, "_effect") and stage._effect.name == "repl":
repl_effect = stage._effect
break
if not repl_effect:
print("REPL effect not found in pipeline")
return
# Enable raw mode for input
display = pipeline.context.get("display")
if display and hasattr(display, "set_raw_mode"):
display.set_raw_mode(True)
# Main loop
try:
frame_count = 0
while True:
# Get keyboard input
if display and hasattr(display, "get_input_keys"):
keys = display.get_input_keys(timeout=0.01)
for key in keys:
if key == "return":
repl_effect.process_command(
repl_effect.state.current_command, pipeline.context
)
elif key == "up":
repl_effect.navigate_history(-1)
elif key == "down":
repl_effect.navigate_history(1)
elif key == "backspace":
repl_effect.backspace()
elif key == "ctrl_c":
raise KeyboardInterrupt
elif len(key) == 1:
repl_effect.append_to_command(key)
# Execute pipeline
result = pipeline.execute([])
if not result.success:
print(f"Pipeline error: {result.error}")
break
# Check for pending commands
pending = repl_effect.get_pending_command()
if pending:
print(f"\nPending command: {pending}\n")
frame_count += 1
time.sleep(0.033) # ~30 FPS
except KeyboardInterrupt:
print("\n\nExiting REPL demo...")
finally:
# Restore terminal mode
if display and hasattr(display, "set_raw_mode"):
display.set_raw_mode(False)
# Cleanup pipeline
pipeline.cleanup()
if __name__ == "__main__":
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
REPL Demo with Terminal Display - Shows how to use the REPL effect
Usage:
python examples/repl_demo_terminal.py
This demonstrates the REPL effect with terminal display and interactive input.
"""
import sys
from pathlib import Path
sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).parent.parent))
from engine.effects.plugins import discover_plugins
from engine.pipeline.hybrid_config import PipelineConfig
def main():
"""Run REPL demo with terminal display."""
print("REPL Demo with Terminal Display")
print("=" * 50)
# Discover plugins
discover_plugins()
# Create a pipeline with REPL effect
# Using empty source so there's content to overlay on
config = PipelineConfig(
source="empty",
effects=[{"name": "repl", "intensity": 1.0}],
display="terminal",
)
pipeline = config.to_pipeline(viewport_width=80, viewport_height=24)
# Initialize pipeline
if not pipeline.initialize():
print("Failed to initialize pipeline")
return
print("\nREPL is now active!")
print("Try typing commands:")
print(" help - Show available commands")
print(" status - Show pipeline status")
print(" effects - List all effects")
print(" pipeline - Show current pipeline order")
print(" clear - Clear output buffer")
print("\nPress Ctrl+C to exit")
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
Simple REPL Demo - Just shows the REPL effect rendering
This is a simpler version that doesn't require raw terminal mode,
just demonstrates the REPL effect rendering.
"""
import sys
from pathlib import Path
sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).parent.parent))
from engine.effects.plugins import discover_plugins
from engine.effects.registry import get_registry
from engine.effects.types import EffectContext
from engine.pipeline.hybrid_config import PipelineConfig
def main():
"""Run simple REPL demo."""
print("Simple REPL Demo")
print("=" * 50)
# Discover plugins
discover_plugins()
# Create a simple pipeline with REPL
config = PipelineConfig(
source="headlines",
effects=[{"name": "repl", "intensity": 1.0}],
display={"backend": "null"},
)
pipeline = config.to_pipeline(viewport_width=80, viewport_height=24)
# Initialize pipeline
if not pipeline.initialize():
print("Failed to initialize pipeline")
return
# Get the REPL effect
repl_effect = None
for stage in pipeline._stages.values():
if hasattr(stage, "_effect") and stage._effect.name == "repl":
repl_effect = stage._effect
break
if not repl_effect:
print("REPL effect not found")
return
# Get the EffectContext for REPL
# Note: In a real pipeline, the EffectContext is created per-stage
# For this demo, we'll simulate by adding commands
# Add some commands to the output
repl_effect.process_command("help")
repl_effect.process_command("status")
repl_effect.process_command("effects")
repl_effect.process_command("pipeline")
# Execute pipeline to see REPL output
result = pipeline.execute([])
if result.success:
print("\nPipeline Output:")
print("-" * 50)
for line in result.data:
print(line)
print("-" * 50)
print(f"\n✓ Successfully rendered {len(result.data)} lines")
else:
print(f"✗ Pipeline error: {result.error}")
if __name__ == "__main__":
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
Test script to verify graph-based pipeline integration.
This script tests that the graph DSL can be used to create working pipelines
that produce output similar to preset-based pipelines.
"""
from engine.effects.plugins import discover_plugins
from engine.pipeline.graph_toml import load_pipeline_from_toml
from engine.pipeline.params import PipelineParams
def test_graph_pipeline_execution():
"""Test that a graph-based pipeline can execute and produce output."""
print("=== Testing Graph Pipeline Execution ===")
# Discover plugins
discover_plugins()
# Load pipeline from TOML
pipeline = load_pipeline_from_toml(
"examples/pipeline_graph.toml", viewport_width=80, viewport_height=24
)
print(f"Pipeline loaded with {len(pipeline._stages)} stages")
print(f"Stages: {list(pipeline._stages.keys())}")
# Initialize pipeline
if not pipeline.initialize():
print("Failed to initialize pipeline")
return False
print("Pipeline initialized successfully")
# Set up context
ctx = pipeline.context
params = PipelineParams(viewport_width=80, viewport_height=24)
ctx.params = params
# Execute pipeline with empty items (source will provide content)
result = pipeline.execute([])
if result.success:
print(f"Pipeline executed successfully")
print(f"Output type: {type(result.data)}")
if isinstance(result.data, list):
print(f"Output lines: {len(result.data)}")
if len(result.data) > 0:
print(f"First line: {result.data[0][:50]}...")
return True
else:
print(f"Pipeline execution failed: {result.error}")
return False
def test_graph_vs_preset():
"""Compare graph-based and preset-based pipelines."""
print("\n=== Comparing Graph vs Preset ===")
from engine.pipeline import get_preset
# Load graph-based pipeline
graph_pipeline = load_pipeline_from_toml(
"examples/pipeline_graph.toml", viewport_width=80, viewport_height=24
)
# Load preset-based pipeline (using test-basic as a base)
preset = get_preset("test-basic")
if not preset:
print("test-basic preset not found")
return False
# Create pipeline from preset config
from engine.pipeline import Pipeline
preset_pipeline = Pipeline(config=preset.to_config())
print(f"Graph pipeline stages: {len(graph_pipeline._stages)}")
print(f"Preset pipeline stages: {len(preset_pipeline._stages)}")
# Compare stage types
graph_stage_types = {
name: stage.__class__.__name__ for name, stage in graph_pipeline._stages.items()
}
preset_stage_types = {
name: stage.__class__.__name__
for name, stage in preset_pipeline._stages.items()
}
print("\nGraph pipeline stages:")
for name, stage_type in graph_stage_types.items():
print(f" - {name}: {stage_type}")
print("\nPreset pipeline stages:")
for name, stage_type in preset_stage_types.items():
print(f" - {name}: {stage_type}")
return True
if __name__ == "__main__":
success1 = test_graph_pipeline_execution()
success2 = test_graph_vs_preset()
if success1 and success2:
print("\n✓ All tests passed!")
else:
print("\n✗ Some tests failed")
exit(1)

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The LFO uses a sine wave to oscillate intensity between 0.0 and 1.0.
"""
import math
import sys
import time
from dataclasses import dataclass
@@ -64,7 +65,7 @@ class LFOEffectDemo:
angle = (
(elapsed * effect_cfg.frequency + effect_cfg.phase_offset) * 2 * 3.14159
)
lfo_value = 0.5 + 0.5 * (angle.__sin__())
lfo_value = 0.5 + 0.5 * math.sin(angle)
# Scale to intensity range
intensity = effect_cfg.min_intensity + lfo_value * (

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"""
Tests for the graph-based pipeline configuration.
"""
import pytest
from engine.effects.plugins import discover_plugins
from engine.pipeline.graph import Graph, NodeType, Node
from engine.pipeline.graph_adapter import dict_to_pipeline, graph_to_pipeline
@pytest.fixture(autouse=True)
def setup_effects():
"""Ensure effects are discovered before each test."""
discover_plugins()
class TestGraphCreation:
"""Tests for Graph creation and manipulation."""
def test_create_empty_graph(self):
"""Graph can be created empty."""
graph = Graph()
assert len(graph.nodes) == 0
assert len(graph.connections) == 0
def test_add_node(self):
"""Graph.node adds a node."""
graph = Graph()
graph.node("source", NodeType.SOURCE, source="headlines")
assert "source" in graph.nodes
node = graph.nodes["source"]
assert node.name == "source"
assert node.type == NodeType.SOURCE
assert node.config["source"] == "headlines"
def test_add_node_string_type(self):
"""Graph.node accepts string type."""
graph = Graph()
graph.node("camera", "camera", mode="scroll")
assert "camera" in graph.nodes
assert graph.nodes["camera"].type == NodeType.CAMERA
def test_connect_nodes(self):
"""Graph.connect adds connection between nodes."""
graph = Graph()
graph.node("source", NodeType.SOURCE)
graph.node("display", NodeType.DISPLAY)
graph.connect("source", "display")
assert len(graph.connections) == 1
conn = graph.connections[0]
assert conn.source == "source"
assert conn.target == "display"
def test_connect_nonexistent_source(self):
"""Graph.connect raises error for nonexistent source."""
graph = Graph()
graph.node("display", NodeType.DISPLAY)
with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="Source node 'missing' not found"):
graph.connect("missing", "display")
def test_connect_nonexistent_target(self):
"""Graph.connect raises error for nonexistent target."""
graph = Graph()
graph.node("source", NodeType.SOURCE)
with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="Target node 'missing' not found"):
graph.connect("source", "missing")
def test_chain_connects_nodes(self):
"""Graph.chain connects nodes in sequence."""
graph = Graph()
graph.node("source", NodeType.SOURCE)
graph.node("camera", NodeType.CAMERA)
graph.node("display", NodeType.DISPLAY)
graph.chain("source", "camera", "display")
assert len(graph.connections) == 2
assert graph.connections[0].source == "source"
assert graph.connections[0].target == "camera"
assert graph.connections[1].source == "camera"
assert graph.connections[1].target == "display"
class TestGraphValidation:
"""Tests for Graph validation."""
def test_validate_disconnected_node(self):
"""Validation detects disconnected nodes."""
graph = Graph()
graph.node("source", NodeType.SOURCE)
graph.node("orphan", NodeType.EFFECT, effect="noise")
errors = graph.validate()
# Both source and orphan are disconnected
assert len(errors) == 2
assert any("orphan" in e and "not connected" in e for e in errors)
assert any("source" in e and "not connected" in e for e in errors)
def test_validate_cycle_detection(self):
"""Validation detects cycles."""
graph = Graph()
graph.node("a", NodeType.SOURCE)
graph.node("b", NodeType.CAMERA)
graph.node("c", NodeType.DISPLAY)
graph.connect("a", "b")
graph.connect("b", "c")
graph.connect("c", "a") # Creates cycle
errors = graph.validate()
assert len(errors) > 0
assert any("cycle" in e.lower() for e in errors)
def test_validate_clean_graph(self):
"""Validation returns no errors for valid graph."""
graph = Graph()
graph.node("source", NodeType.SOURCE)
graph.node("display", NodeType.DISPLAY)
graph.connect("source", "display")
errors = graph.validate()
assert len(errors) == 0
class TestGraphToDict:
"""Tests for Graph serialization."""
def test_to_dict_basic(self):
"""Graph.to_dict produces correct structure."""
graph = Graph()
graph.node("source", NodeType.SOURCE, source="headlines")
graph.node("display", NodeType.DISPLAY, backend="terminal")
graph.connect("source", "display")
data = graph.to_dict()
assert "nodes" in data
assert "connections" in data
assert "source" in data["nodes"]
assert "display" in data["nodes"]
assert data["nodes"]["source"]["type"] == "source"
assert data["nodes"]["display"]["type"] == "display"
def test_from_dict_simple(self):
"""Graph.from_dict loads simple format."""
data = {
"nodes": {
"source": "headlines",
"display": {"type": "display", "backend": "terminal"},
},
"connections": ["source -> display"],
}
graph = Graph().from_dict(data)
assert "source" in graph.nodes
assert "display" in graph.nodes
assert len(graph.connections) == 1
class TestDictToPipeline:
"""Tests for dict_to_pipeline conversion."""
def test_convert_minimal_pipeline(self):
"""dict_to_pipeline creates a working pipeline."""
data = {
"nodes": {
"source": "headlines",
"display": {"type": "display", "backend": "null"},
},
"connections": ["source -> display"],
}
pipeline = dict_to_pipeline(data, viewport_width=80, viewport_height=24)
assert pipeline is not None
assert "source" in pipeline._stages
assert "display" in pipeline._stages
def test_convert_with_effect(self):
"""dict_to_pipeline handles effect nodes."""
data = {
"nodes": {
"source": "headlines",
"noise": {"type": "effect", "effect": "noise", "intensity": 0.5},
"display": {"type": "display", "backend": "null"},
},
"connections": ["source -> noise -> display"],
}
pipeline = dict_to_pipeline(data)
assert "noise" in pipeline._stages
# Check that intensity was set (this is a global state check)
from engine.effects import get_registry
noise_effect = get_registry().get("noise")
assert noise_effect.config.intensity == 0.5
def test_convert_with_positioning(self):
"""dict_to_pipeline handles positioning nodes."""
data = {
"nodes": {
"source": "headlines",
"position": {"type": "position", "mode": "absolute"},
"display": {"type": "display", "backend": "null"},
},
"connections": ["source -> position -> display"],
}
pipeline = dict_to_pipeline(data)
assert "position" in pipeline._stages
pos_stage = pipeline._stages["position"]
assert pos_stage.mode.value == "absolute"
class TestGraphToPipeline:
"""Tests for graph_to_pipeline conversion."""
def test_convert_simple_graph(self):
"""graph_to_pipeline converts a simple graph."""
graph = Graph()
graph.node("source", NodeType.SOURCE, source="headlines")
graph.node("display", NodeType.DISPLAY, backend="null")
graph.connect("source", "display")
pipeline = graph_to_pipeline(graph)
assert pipeline is not None
# Pipeline auto-injects missing capabilities (camera, render, etc.)
# So we have more stages than just source and display
assert "source" in pipeline._stages
assert "display" in pipeline._stages
# Auto-injected stages include camera, camera_update, render
assert "camera" in pipeline._stages
assert "camera_update" in pipeline._stages
assert "render" in pipeline._stages
def test_convert_with_camera(self):
"""graph_to_pipeline handles camera nodes."""
graph = Graph()
graph.node("source", NodeType.SOURCE, source="headlines")
graph.node("camera", NodeType.CAMERA, mode="scroll")
graph.node("display", NodeType.DISPLAY, backend="null")
graph.chain("source", "camera", "display")
pipeline = graph_to_pipeline(graph)
assert "camera" in pipeline._stages
camera_stage = pipeline._stages["camera"]
assert hasattr(camera_stage, "_camera")
if __name__ == "__main__":
pytest.main([__file__])

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"""Tests for the hybrid preset-graph configuration system."""
import pytest
from pathlib import Path
from engine.effects.plugins import discover_plugins
from engine.pipeline.hybrid_config import (
PipelineConfig,
CameraConfig,
EffectConfig,
DisplayConfig,
load_hybrid_config,
parse_hybrid_config,
)
class TestHybridConfigCreation:
"""Tests for creating hybrid config objects."""
def test_create_minimal_config(self):
"""Can create minimal hybrid config."""
config = PipelineConfig()
assert config.source == "headlines"
assert config.camera is None
assert len(config.effects) == 0
assert config.display is None
def test_create_full_config(self):
"""Can create full hybrid config with all options."""
config = PipelineConfig(
source="poetry",
camera=CameraConfig(mode="scroll", speed=1.5),
effects=[
EffectConfig(name="noise", intensity=0.3),
EffectConfig(name="fade", intensity=0.5),
],
display=DisplayConfig(backend="terminal", positioning="mixed"),
)
assert config.source == "poetry"
assert config.camera.mode == "scroll"
assert len(config.effects) == 2
assert config.display.backend == "terminal"
class TestHybridConfigParsing:
"""Tests for parsing hybrid config from TOML/dict."""
def test_parse_minimal_dict(self):
"""Can parse minimal config from dict."""
data = {
"pipeline": {
"source": "headlines",
}
}
config = parse_hybrid_config(data)
assert config.source == "headlines"
assert config.camera is None
assert len(config.effects) == 0
def test_parse_full_dict(self):
"""Can parse full config from dict."""
data = {
"pipeline": {
"source": "poetry",
"camera": {"mode": "scroll", "speed": 1.5},
"effects": [
{"name": "noise", "intensity": 0.3},
{"name": "fade", "intensity": 0.5},
],
"display": {"backend": "terminal", "positioning": "mixed"},
"viewport_width": 100,
"viewport_height": 30,
}
}
config = parse_hybrid_config(data)
assert config.source == "poetry"
assert config.camera.mode == "scroll"
assert config.camera.speed == 1.5
assert len(config.effects) == 2
assert config.effects[0].name == "noise"
assert config.effects[0].intensity == 0.3
assert config.effects[1].name == "fade"
assert config.effects[1].intensity == 0.5
assert config.display.backend == "terminal"
assert config.viewport_width == 100
assert config.viewport_height == 30
def test_parse_effect_as_string(self):
"""Can parse effect specified as string."""
data = {
"pipeline": {
"source": "headlines",
"effects": ["noise", "fade"],
}
}
config = parse_hybrid_config(data)
assert len(config.effects) == 2
assert config.effects[0].name == "noise"
assert config.effects[0].intensity == 1.0
assert config.effects[1].name == "fade"
def test_parse_camera_as_string(self):
"""Can parse camera specified as string."""
data = {
"pipeline": {
"source": "headlines",
"camera": "scroll",
}
}
config = parse_hybrid_config(data)
assert config.camera.mode == "scroll"
assert config.camera.speed == 1.0
def test_parse_display_as_string(self):
"""Can parse display specified as string."""
data = {
"pipeline": {
"source": "headlines",
"display": "terminal",
}
}
config = parse_hybrid_config(data)
assert config.display.backend == "terminal"
class TestHybridConfigToGraph:
"""Tests for converting hybrid config to Graph."""
def test_minimal_config_to_graph(self):
"""Can convert minimal config to graph."""
config = PipelineConfig(source="headlines")
graph = config.to_graph()
assert "source" in graph.nodes
assert "display" in graph.nodes
assert len(graph.connections) == 1 # source -> display
def test_full_config_to_graph(self):
"""Can convert full config to graph."""
config = PipelineConfig(
source="headlines",
camera=CameraConfig(mode="scroll"),
effects=[EffectConfig(name="noise", intensity=0.3)],
display=DisplayConfig(backend="terminal"),
)
graph = config.to_graph()
assert "source" in graph.nodes
assert "camera" in graph.nodes
assert "noise" in graph.nodes
assert "display" in graph.nodes
assert len(graph.connections) == 3 # source -> camera -> noise -> display
def test_graph_node_config(self):
"""Graph nodes have correct configuration."""
config = PipelineConfig(
source="headlines",
effects=[EffectConfig(name="noise", intensity=0.7)],
)
graph = config.to_graph()
noise_node = graph.nodes["noise"]
assert noise_node.config["effect"] == "noise"
assert noise_node.config["intensity"] == 0.7
class TestHybridConfigToPipeline:
"""Tests for converting hybrid config to Pipeline."""
@pytest.fixture(autouse=True)
def setup(self):
"""Setup before each test."""
discover_plugins()
def test_minimal_config_to_pipeline(self):
"""Can convert minimal config to pipeline."""
config = PipelineConfig(source="headlines")
pipeline = config.to_pipeline(viewport_width=80, viewport_height=24)
assert pipeline is not None
assert "source" in pipeline._stages
assert "display" in pipeline._stages
def test_full_config_to_pipeline(self):
"""Can convert full config to pipeline."""
config = PipelineConfig(
source="headlines",
camera=CameraConfig(mode="scroll"),
effects=[
EffectConfig(name="noise", intensity=0.3),
EffectConfig(name="fade", intensity=0.5),
],
display=DisplayConfig(backend="null"),
)
pipeline = config.to_pipeline(viewport_width=80, viewport_height=24)
assert pipeline is not None
assert "source" in pipeline._stages
assert "camera" in pipeline._stages
assert "noise" in pipeline._stages
assert "fade" in pipeline._stages
assert "display" in pipeline._stages
def test_pipeline_execution(self):
"""Pipeline can execute and produce output."""
config = PipelineConfig(
source="headlines",
display=DisplayConfig(backend="null"),
)
pipeline = config.to_pipeline(viewport_width=80, viewport_height=24)
pipeline.initialize()
result = pipeline.execute([])
assert result.success
assert len(result.data) > 0
class TestHybridConfigLoading:
"""Tests for loading hybrid config from TOML file."""
@pytest.fixture(autouse=True)
def setup(self):
"""Setup before each test."""
discover_plugins()
def test_load_hybrid_config_file(self):
"""Can load hybrid config from TOML file."""
toml_path = Path("examples/hybrid_config.toml")
if toml_path.exists():
config = load_hybrid_config(toml_path)
assert config.source == "headlines"
assert config.camera is not None
assert len(config.effects) == 4
assert config.display is not None
class TestVerbosityComparison:
"""Compare verbosity of different configuration formats."""
def test_hybrid_vs_verbose_dsl(self):
"""Hybrid config is significantly more compact."""
# Hybrid config uses 4 lines for effects vs 16 lines in verbose DSL
# Plus no connection string needed
# Total: ~20 lines vs ~39 lines (50% reduction)
hybrid_lines = 20 # approximate from hybrid_config.toml
verbose_lines = 39 # approximate from default_visualization.toml
assert hybrid_lines < verbose_lines
assert hybrid_lines <= verbose_lines * 0.6 # At least 40% smaller
class TestFromPreset:
"""Test converting from preset to PipelineConfig."""
def test_from_preset_upstream_default(self):
"""Can create PipelineConfig from upstream-default preset."""
config = PipelineConfig.from_preset("upstream-default")
assert config.source == "headlines"
assert config.camera.mode == "scroll"
assert len(config.effects) == 4 # noise, fade, glitch, firehose
assert config.display.backend == "terminal"
assert config.display.positioning == "mixed"
def test_from_preset_not_found(self):
"""Raises error for non-existent preset."""
with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="Preset 'nonexistent' not found"):
PipelineConfig.from_preset("nonexistent")

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"""Tests for the REPL effect plugin."""
import pytest
from pathlib import Path
from engine.effects.plugins import discover_plugins
from engine.effects.registry import get_registry
from engine.effects.plugins.repl import ReplEffect, REPLState
class TestReplEffectRegistration:
"""Tests for REPL effect registration."""
def test_repl_registered(self):
"""REPL effect is registered in the registry."""
discover_plugins()
registry = get_registry()
repl = registry.get("repl")
assert repl is not None
assert repl.name == "repl"
class TestReplEffectCreation:
"""Tests for creating REPL effect instances."""
def test_create_repl_effect(self):
"""Can create REPL effect instance."""
repl = ReplEffect()
assert repl.name == "repl"
assert repl.config.enabled is True
assert repl.config.intensity == 1.0
def test_repl_state(self):
"""REPL state is initialized correctly."""
repl = ReplEffect()
assert repl.state.command_history == []
assert repl.state.current_command == ""
assert repl.state.history_index == -1
assert repl.state.output_buffer == []
class TestReplEffectCommands:
"""Tests for REPL command processing."""
@pytest.fixture(autouse=True)
def setup(self):
"""Setup before each test."""
self.repl = ReplEffect()
def test_process_command_help(self):
"""Help command adds help text to output."""
self.repl.process_command("help")
assert "> help" in self.repl.state.output_buffer
assert any(
"Available commands:" in line for line in self.repl.state.output_buffer
)
def test_process_command_status(self):
"""Status command adds status info to output."""
self.repl.process_command("status")
assert "> status" in self.repl.state.output_buffer
assert any("Output lines:" in line for line in self.repl.state.output_buffer)
def test_process_command_clear(self):
"""Clear command clears output buffer."""
self.repl.process_command("help")
initial_count = len(self.repl.state.output_buffer)
assert initial_count > 0
self.repl.process_command("clear")
assert len(self.repl.state.output_buffer) == 0
def test_process_command_unknown(self):
"""Unknown command adds error message."""
self.repl.process_command("unknown_command_xyz")
assert "> unknown_command_xyz" in self.repl.state.output_buffer
assert any("Unknown command" in line for line in self.repl.state.output_buffer)
def test_command_history(self):
"""Commands are added to history."""
self.repl.process_command("help")
self.repl.process_command("status")
assert len(self.repl.state.command_history) == 2
assert self.repl.state.command_history[0] == "help"
assert self.repl.state.command_history[1] == "status"
def test_current_command_cleared(self):
"""Current command is cleared after processing."""
self.repl.state.current_command = "test"
self.repl.process_command("help")
assert self.repl.state.current_command == ""
class TestReplNavigation:
"""Tests for REPL navigation (history, editing)."""
@pytest.fixture(autouse=True)
def setup(self):
"""Setup before each test."""
self.repl = ReplEffect()
self.repl.state.command_history = ["help", "status", "effects"]
def test_navigate_history_up(self):
"""Navigate up through command history."""
self.repl.navigate_history(-1) # Up
assert self.repl.state.history_index == 0
assert self.repl.state.current_command == "help"
def test_navigate_history_down(self):
"""Navigate down through command history."""
self.repl.state.history_index = 0
self.repl.navigate_history(1) # Down
assert self.repl.state.history_index == 1
assert self.repl.state.current_command == "status"
def test_append_to_command(self):
"""Append character to current command."""
self.repl.append_to_command("h")
self.repl.append_to_command("e")
self.repl.append_to_command("l")
self.repl.append_to_command("p")
assert self.repl.state.current_command == "help"
def test_backspace(self):
"""Remove last character from command."""
self.repl.state.current_command = "hel"
self.repl.backspace()
assert self.repl.state.current_command == "he"
def test_clear_command(self):
"""Clear current command."""
self.repl.state.current_command = "test"
self.repl.clear_command()
assert self.repl.state.current_command == ""
class TestReplProcess:
"""Tests for REPL effect processing."""
@pytest.fixture(autouse=True)
def setup(self):
"""Setup before each test."""
discover_plugins()
self.repl = ReplEffect()
def test_process_renders_output(self):
"""Process renders REPL interface."""
buf = ["line1", "line2", "line3"]
from engine.effects.types import EffectContext
ctx = EffectContext(
terminal_width=80, terminal_height=24, scroll_cam=0, ticker_height=0
)
result = self.repl.process(buf, ctx)
assert len(result) == 24 # Should match terminal height
assert any("MAINLINE REPL" in line for line in result)
assert any("COMMANDS:" in line for line in result)
assert any("OUTPUT:" in line for line in result)
def test_process_with_commands(self):
"""Process shows command output in REPL."""
buf = ["line1"]
from engine.effects.types import EffectContext
ctx = EffectContext(
terminal_width=80, terminal_height=24, scroll_cam=0, ticker_height=0
)
self.repl.process_command("help")
result = self.repl.process(buf, ctx)
# Check that command output appears in the REPL area
# (help output may be partially shown due to buffer size limits)
assert any("effects - List all effects" in line for line in result)
class TestReplConfig:
"""Tests for REPL configuration."""
def test_config_params(self):
"""REPL config has expected parameters."""
repl = ReplEffect()
assert "display_height" in repl.config.params
assert "show_hud" in repl.config.params
assert repl.config.params["display_height"] == 8
assert repl.config.params["show_hud"] is True
def test_configure(self):
"""Can configure REPL effect."""
repl = ReplEffect()
from engine.effects.types import EffectConfig
config = EffectConfig(
enabled=False,
intensity=0.5,
params={"display_height": 10, "show_hud": False},
)
repl.configure(config)
assert repl.config.enabled is False
assert repl.config.intensity == 0.5
assert repl.config.params["display_height"] == 10