Implemented confi snapshots

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Martino Ferrari
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| Triggers | Button press, threshold crossing, value change, timer/interval, panel loop, On-open / On-close lifecycle |
| Logic | AND gate, If (then/else), Loop (count or while) |
| Actions | Write to signal/variable, Delay, Log; Accumulate / Export-CSV / Clear for in-memory data arrays |
| Actions | Write to signal/variable, Delay, Log; Accumulate / Export-CSV / Clear for in-memory data arrays; Apply config / Read config / Write config / Create config / Snapshot config (see §11) |
| Dialogs | Info and Error pop-ups; Set-point prompt (asks the user for a number and writes it) |
**System helpers in expressions:** `{sys:time}` (epoch seconds) and `{sys:dt}` (seconds
@@ -296,6 +296,12 @@ managed through the REST API.
- Triggers include *cron* schedules and signal *alarm*/threshold conditions.
- A **Lua** block provides custom logic; results are written back to signals.
- **Apply / Read / Write / Create config** action nodes drive the configuration manager
(§11): *Apply config* writes every value of a chosen instance to its bound signals
(audited); *Read config* reads one parameter's value into a target signal or variable;
*Write config* stores a value into a parameter (creating a new instance revision); *Create
config* makes a new instance for a set, optionally seeded from another instance. Both
mutating nodes are audited.
- Each graph can be enabled/disabled independently; saving reloads the engine live.
- Editing is gated by the logic-edit restriction (§2).
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- Interfaces are saved to the server in XML format and are available to all connected clients.
- Per-panel access rules and panel-folder placement are stored server-side (sidecar JSON).
- Saved versions are retained; a panel's version history can be listed, tagged and promoted.
- Saved versions are retained; a panel's version history can be listed, tagged, viewed, promoted, forked and diffed — the same git-style versioning shared by all versioned documents (§12).
- Export/Import allows local file exchange of XML files.
- The XML schema records: interface kind (panel/plot) and split layout, widget type,
position, size, signal bindings, all property values, local variables, and panel logic.
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## 11. Non-functional Requirements
## 11. Configuration Manager
The **Configuration manager** (opened from the View-mode toolbar) manages three kinds of
versioned documents, on **Sets**, **Instances** and **Rules** tabs, in a full-screen modal.
**Configuration sets** are schemas: an ordered list of typed parameters, each binding a
target signal. Parameters can be organised into **groups** and **subgroups** via a
drag-and-drop tree.
- A parameter's **type** (number, integer, boolean, string, enum, array/waveform) and its
unit/range/enum values are auto-derived from the bound signal's metadata when available;
the type is read-only.
- Each parameter may declare a **default**, a **mandatory** flag, and **min/max** /
**enum** constraints.
- Sets can be **exported / imported** as JSON.
**Configuration instances** assign concrete values to a chosen set's parameters.
- The editor renders the right control per type (number input, enum/boolean combo, and a
waveform editor with live sparkline, table editing, CSV import and a pop-out plot for
arrays); empty fields fall back to the parameter default.
- Validation mirrors the backend (required-but-unset, out-of-range, wrong type, bad enum)
and is surfaced inline with hover detail.
- **Apply** writes every value to its target signal and reports a per-parameter
applied / failed / skipped result.
- **Snapshot** (⎙ in the Instances tab) captures the *current live value* of every target
signal of a chosen set into a new instance — an optional label, otherwise an auto name. This
records "what the hardware holds right now" as a reusable configuration.
- **Diff vs current** compares a stored instance (resolved with defaults) against the current
live signal values, so an operator can see how the saved configuration differs from what the
system currently has.
The Sets and Instances tabs support the shared version history (§12): view, fork and promote
revisions, plus a **structural diff** between any two revisions (per-parameter added / removed
/ changed / unchanged).
**Validation / transformation rules** (Rules tab) attach **CUE** logic to a set. Each rule is
CUE source describing constraints and/or derivations over the parameter values: a field like
`voltage: >=0 & <=24` validates a value, while a concrete derivation like
`power: voltage * current` computes one. When an instance of the bound set is saved, every
rule runs — a failed constraint **blocks the save** and surfaces the violation, and derived
values are written into the stored instance. The rule editor is a CUE-aware code editor with
syntax highlighting and autocomplete (parameter keys, target signal names, and CUE
keywords/types via Ctrl+Space); a live panel re-evaluates the rule against the set's default
values on every keystroke, showing compile errors, violations, or the derived values. Rules
are versioned like the other documents, with a side-by-side / unified source diff, and every
create / edit / delete is audited. (A full CUE language server is intentionally out of scope:
it does not fit the no-dependency, single portable-binary design.)
**Automation:** both the panel-logic (§6) and control-logic (§7) editors expose **Apply
config**, **Read config**, **Write config**, **Create config** and **Snapshot config** action
nodes. *Apply config* applies a chosen instance exactly like the Apply button; *Read config*
reads a single numeric parameter into a target signal or variable; *Write config* stores a
value into a parameter, creating a new instance revision; *Create config* makes a new instance
for a set, optionally seeded from another instance; *Snapshot config* captures every target
signal's current live value of a set into a new instance (like the ⎙ Snapshot button). The
mutating nodes are audited.
**Config Selector widget:** a panel widget that lets an operator pick which configuration a
flow operates on at run time. It lists the instances of a chosen set — all of them or a
defined subset — in a combo and writes the selected instance id to a panel-local string
variable. The panel-logic Apply / Read / Write nodes can take their instance "From variable"
(reading that id) instead of a fixed instance, so the operator's choice drives the flow.
Control-logic nodes use fixed instances only (their variables are numeric).
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## 12. Version History & Diff
All versioned documents — panels, synthetic signals, control-logic graphs, and
configuration sets/instances — share one git-style version model and a common history
pane:
- A **vertical version tree** lists every revision (one node each); the **current**
(executed) revision is filled, the **viewed** revision is enlarged, and unsaved edits show
a dashed connector.
- **View** loads any past revision read-only into the editor — viewing alone is not an edit
and does not mark the document dirty; saving from a viewed revision creates a new revision
on top (history is never destroyed).
- **Fork** copies a revision into a brand-new document (version reset to 1).
- **Promote** re-saves an older revision as a new current revision.
- **Diff** compares two revisions, defaulting to *current-vs-selected*, shown either
**unified** or **side-by-side**. Panels, synthetic and control-logic use a generic line
diff of the serialized document; configuration sets/instances use a richer per-parameter
structural diff.
---
## 13. Non-functional Requirements
| Requirement | Target |
|-------------|--------|
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| POST | `/interfaces/reorder` | Reorder panels / move between folders |
| GET, PUT, DELETE| `/interfaces/{id}` | Download, update, or delete an interface |
| POST | `/interfaces/{id}/clone` | Clone an interface |
| GET | `/interfaces/{id}/versions` | List saved versions; `…/{version}` to fetch one |
| PUT | `/interfaces/{id}/versions/{v}/tag` | Tag a version |
| POST | `/interfaces/{id}/versions/{v}/promote` | Promote a version to current |
| POST | `/interfaces/{id}/versions/{v}/fork` | Fork a version into a new panel |
| GET, PUT | `/interfaces/{id}/acl` | Read or set a panel's sharing rules |
| GET, POST | `/folders` | List or create panel folders |
| PUT, DELETE | `/folders/{id}` | Rename/reparent or delete a folder |
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| GET, PUT, DELETE| `/synthetic/{name}` | Read, update, or delete a synthetic definition |
| GET, POST | `/controllogic` | List or create server-side control-logic graphs |
| GET, PUT, DELETE| `/controllogic/{id}` | Read, update, or delete a control-logic graph |
| GET, POST | `/config/sets` | List or create configuration sets (schemas) |
| GET, PUT, DELETE| `/config/sets/{id}` | Read, update, or delete a config set |
| GET, POST | `/config/instances` | List or create configuration instances (values) |
| GET, PUT, DELETE| `/config/instances/{id}` | Read, update, or delete a config instance |
| POST | `/config/instances/{id}/apply` | Write an instance's values to their target signals |
| POST | `/config/instances/{id}/validate` | Run the set's CUE rules over the stored values; returns a structured `RuleResult` (no save) |
| GET | `/config/instances/{id}/livediff` | Diff the stored instance (resolved with defaults) against the current live signal values |
| POST | `/config/sets/{id}/snapshot` | Capture every target signal's current live value into a new instance (body: optional `{name}`) |
| GET | `/config/{sets\|instances}/diff` | Structural diff between two revisions (`a,av,b,bv`)|
| GET, POST | `/config/rules` | List or create CUE validation/transformation rules |
| GET, PUT, DELETE| `/config/rules/{id}` | Read, update, or delete a rule |
| POST | `/config/rules/check` | Compile an (unsaved) CUE source and evaluate it against sample values — powers the live editor |
Mutating requests are gated by the access middleware (§8): global level for writes,
**Versioning (shared).** Interfaces, synthetic signals, control-logic graphs and config
sets/instances all expose the same revision endpoints under their `{base}`:
| Method | Path | Description |
| ------ | ---- | ----------- |
| GET | `{base}/{id}/versions` | List revisions; `…/{version}` fetches one |
| POST | `{base}/{id}/versions/{v}/promote` | Promote a revision to current |
| POST | `{base}/{id}/versions/{v}/fork` | Fork a revision into a new document |
| PUT | `/interfaces/{id}/versions/{v}/tag` | Tag a panel version |
Mutating requests are gated by the access middleware (§3.10): global level for writes,
per-panel ACL for interface endpoints, and the logic-editor allowlist for control-logic
endpoints and for any change to a panel's `<logic>` block.
endpoints and for any change to a panel's `<logic>` block. Config-set/instance
promote/fork are gated by the same write policy.
### 3.5 EPICS Data Source
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`/api/v1/controllogic`; each mutation calls `Engine.Reload()` to apply changes live. Graphs
can be individually enabled/disabled.
The engine also holds a `*confmgr.Store` (injected via `NewEngine`) for five config action
nodes: `action.config.apply` resolves an instance + its set and runs `confmgr.Apply` with a
broker-backed, audited write closure; `action.config.read` resolves a single parameter value
(`ConfigInstance.Resolve`), coerces it to float64 and writes it to the node's target;
`action.config.write` evaluates an expression and stores the (type-coerced, via
`coerceParamValue`) value into a parameter, creating a new instance revision;
`action.config.create` creates a new instance for a set, optionally seeding its values from
another instance; and `action.config.snapshot` reads every target signal's current live value
(via the one-shot `Broker.ReadNow`, type-coerced by `confmgr.Snapshot`) and stores them as a
new instance. All mutating nodes are audited. The panel-logic engine
(`web/src/lib/logic.ts`) mirrors all five client-side via the REST endpoints
(`/config/instances/{id}/apply`, GET/PUT `/config/instances/{id}`, POST `/config/instances`,
POST `/config/sets/{id}/snapshot`).
Panel-logic apply/read/write nodes additionally support an `instanceSource: 'var'` mode that
reads the target instance id (a string) from a panel-local variable rather than a fixed id —
fed by the **Config Selector** widget (`web/src/widgets/ConfigSelect.tsx`), which lists a
set's instances in a combo and writes the chosen id to that variable. Control-logic nodes use
fixed ids only (its variables are numeric, instance ids are strings). To let the selector
filter instances by set without a GET per instance, `confmgr.Store.List` now returns each
instance's `setId` in its `Meta`.
### 3.10 Access Control
Identity and global policy live in `internal/access` (`Policy`, `Level`). The user identity
@@ -329,6 +369,46 @@ the optional `server.logic_editors` allowlist over control-logic endpoints and o
change to a panel's `<logic>` block; it is surfaced to the frontend through `/api/v1/me`
(`canEditLogic`) so the UI can hide logic-editing affordances.
### 3.11 Configuration Manager
The configuration manager is `internal/confmgr`: a two-tier model of **sets** (typed
parameter schemas binding target signals) and **instances** (values for a chosen set).
`model.go` defines `ConfigSet`/`Parameter`/`ConfigInstance`; `apply.go` validates an
instance against its set (`checkValue`) and writes each value to its target signal,
returning a per-parameter apply report; `diff.go` produces the structural per-parameter
diff used by the `/config/{sets,instances}/diff` endpoints.
`store.go` persists each object as `configs/{sets,instances,rules}/{id}.json`, with superseded
revisions backed up as `{id}.vN.json` alongside — the same git-style scheme as panels and
synthetic/control-logic, so `Versions`/`GetVersion`/`Promote`/`Fork` behave identically.
`Delete` is non-destructive: the object and all its backups are moved to a timestamped
`trash/configs/…` folder.
**CUE rules (`cue.go`, `KindRule`).** A third versioned object type carries a CUE source
(`cuelang.org/go`) bound to a set via `SetID`. `EvaluateRule` compiles the source, unifies it
with the instance values (`ctx.Encode`), and validates with `cue.Concrete(true)`: regular
fields whose key matches a parameter constrain its value (failures become `RuleViolation`s),
while concrete derivations whose value differs from the input are reported (and persisted) as
**transformations**; hidden fields `_x` and definitions `#X` are helpers, excluded from both.
`CreateInstance`/`UpdateInstance` call `applyRules` after the structural `ValidateAgainst`:
all rules bound to the set are run in order (`evaluateRules`), a violation aborts the save as
a `*RuleError`, and successful transformations are merged back into the stored values (set
parameters only). `ValidateInstanceRules` is the read-only counterpart behind
`/config/instances/{id}/validate`; `EvaluateRule` is exposed directly via
`/config/rules/check` for the live editor.
### 3.12 Document Versioning
Versioning is implemented per storage layer but follows one shared contract: the live
revision lives in the primary file; each save backs up the previous revision as
`{id}.v{N}.{ext}`; `VersionMeta{Version,Name,Tag,Current,SavedAt}` describes each. `Promote`
re-saves an older revision on top (creating a new current revision, never destroying
history); `Fork` writes the revision out under a fresh id with its version reset to 1. The
frontend `web/src/VersionHistory.tsx` (`VersionTree` + `DiffViewer`) consumes these
generically; line diffs are computed client-side in `web/src/lib/linediff.ts`, while
config sets/instances use the backend structural diff instead. Config **rules** reuse the
generic client-side `DiffViewer` (line diff over the source).
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## 4. Frontend Architecture