# High priority MVP features required for first public alpha * show nodeinfo list on gui - one card per node * when a text arrives, move that node info card to the bottom on the window - put the text to the left of the card. with a small arrow/distance/shortname * parcels are busted - something wrong with the Parcelize kotlin magic * all chat in the app defaults to group chat * make my android app show mesh state * when notified phone should automatically download messages * at connect we might receive messages before finished downloading the nodeinfo. In that case, process those messages later * use https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/jetpack-compose-basics/#4 to show service state * connect to bluetooth device automatically using minimum power - start looking at phone boot * fix BT device scanning * call crashlytics from exceptionReporter!!! currently not logging failures caught there * show direction and distance on the nodeinfo cards * test with oldest compatible android in emulator (see below for testing with hardware) # Signal alpha release Do this "Signal app compatible" release relatively soon after the alpha release of the android app. * add large packet reassembly? * optionally turn off crypto in signal - preferably though see if there is a nice way to be a peer of signal/sms and now mesh. * change signal package ID - if distributing modified binary * investigate the Signal SMS message flow path, see if I could just make Mesh a third peer to signal & sms? * make signal work when there is no internet up * make Signal rx path work * send Signal message type. It seems to be? " public static final int WHISPER_TYPE = 2; public static final int PREKEY_TYPE = 3; public static final int SENDERKEY_TYPE = 4; public static final int SENDERKEY_DISTRIBUTION_TYPE = 5;" # Medium priority Things for the betaish period. * let user change radio params and share radio join info via QR code or text message (use an encoded app specific URL - to autoprompt for app installation as needed) * test with an oldish android release using real hardware * if necessary restart entire BT adapter with this tip from Michael https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35103701/ble-android-onconnectionstatechange-not-being-called * stop using a foreground service * change info() log strings to debug() * use platform theme (dark or light) * remove mixpanel analytics * require user auth to pair with the device (i.e. press button on device to allow a new phone to pair with it). Don't leave device discoverable. Don't let unpaired users do things with device * if the rxpacket queue on the device overflows (because android hasn't connected in a while) send a special packet to android which means 'X packets have been dropped because you were offline' -drop oldest packets first # Low priority ** make analytics optional * also add a receiver that fires after a new update was installed from the play store # Done * DONE fix bluetooth update * DONE refactor sw update code to share with my other bluetooth service * DONE don't let sw update got to sleep during the update * assert() is apparently a noop - change to use my version of assert * DONE add crash reporting * DONE add analytics (make them optional) * make frontend using https://developer.android.com/jetpack/compose/tutorial * change bluetooth mtu length to 512 (default is only 20) * DONE get signal running under debugger * Find good Signal hooks * receive fake packets at power on to built initial state (for debugging, pretend there are a couple of nodes out there) * learn our node number * test mesh service from activity * DONE handle failures in onCharWrite, instead of logAssert - because they can happen if device goes away * DONE explictly broadcast towards signal https://developer.android.com/guide/components/broadcasts * make test implementation of android service (doesn't use bluetooth) * undo base64 * use android service from Signal * send signal message type over wire * DONE add broadcasters for use by signal (node changes and packet received) * DONE have signal declare receivers: https://developer.android.com/guide/components/broadcasts#manifest-declared-receivers * fix // FIXME hack for now - throw IdNotFoundException(id) in MeshService * clean up sw update code in device side * add real messaging code/protobufs * implement android side of mesh radio bluetooth link * use the lora net code on my current protoboard * investigate a 16 bit node number. If possible it would make collisions super rare. Much easier to just pick a nodenum and go. * remove example code boilerplate from the service * switch from protobuf-java to protobuf-javalite - much faster and smaller, just no JSON debug printing * have phone use our local node number as its node number (instead of hardwired) * if radio disconnects, we need to requeue a new connect attempt in RadioService * don't do mesh based algoritm for node id assignment (initially) - instead just store in flash - possibly even in the initial alpha release do this hack * show connection state on gui