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Adds a third band to the device picker, ranked between the Backer/Partner
vendors and Community Supported. Axiometa is the first maker vendor.
The rung is chosen by vendor tag, not by supportLevel. supportLevel is the
registry's capability grade - validated upstream to {1,2,3} and meaning
flagship / niche / legacy - so it cannot carry a commercial rung. Modelling
the tier as a fourth numeric value would also drop the board from the picker
entirely, since sortedDevices concatenates exactly the 1, 2 and (?? 3) === 3
buckets.
- makerVendorDeviceTags, alongside supportedVendorDeviceTags
- one deviceTier() resolver in utils/, replacing both copies of the local
isSupporterDevice() helper in Device.vue and DeviceDetail.vue
- one --tier-* token pair per rung, heading and card mark sharing it, so the
ladder reads by hue and not only by order. Declared values rather than
derivations of --accent, which applyEventTheme() rewrites per event edition
- lucide Wrench as the maker mark, beside BadgeCheck and ShieldAlert
- the maker band, its heading and its filter pill are all suppressed while no
maker board is in the registry, so nothing renders empty
Three fixes fall out of unifying the tier logic:
- the card mark and the section heading now agree. text-warning resolved to
the Tailwind config's #E8A33E rather than the value main.css declares, which
left the Community heading at 2.1:1 in light theme; the green rosette shipped
as text-green-400 in both themes, at 1.7:1 on a light card. Both now use
tokens that pass in either theme
- device artwork is gated on d.images rather than on the vendor allow-list, so
a board with artwork in the registry shows it whatever its tier
- the badge row wraps instead of clipping. It was flex with no wrap inside a
224px overflow-hidden card, so any board with three chips overflowed
A missing supportLevel now counts as 3, matching deviceStore's sort and
boardAttributes' telemetry. Device.vue tested `!= 3`, so an untiered board with
a known vendor tag landed in the top section while the sort put it last and the
product link stayed hidden. All eight such entries are activelySupported:
false today, so this is only visible behind the unsupported-device reveal.
Tests cover the resolver and add a sortedDevices length invariant - the guard
that would have caught a board vanishing from the picker and from
alphanautStore's hardware-override list, which reads the same getter.
Axiometa's artwork is included, but it will not render until the registry entry
carries images: ["axiometa-genesis-mini.svg"].
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participant DevicePicker
participant DeviceStore
participant DeviceDetail
DevicePicker->>DeviceStore: request tiered device list
DeviceStore-->>DevicePicker: return supported, maker, and community devices
DevicePicker->>DeviceDetail: open selected device
DeviceDetail-->>DevicePicker: render tier label, icon, and image
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Replaces the per-vendor maker pill with a single tier-level Makers pill, so the row does not grow a pill every time a maker vendor is added. filteredDevices only understood vendor tags and architectures, so it gains a tier branch keyed on MAKER_TIER_FILTER. setSelectedTag already toggles and clears, so the pill behaves like every other one. Also gates each band's heading and its leading divider on that band having cards. The Supported heading was unconditional, so filtering to Makers left it standing over an empty band with a stray divider below - reachable before this via an architecture pill, but the Makers pill hits it every time. The affiliate disclosure stays unconditional: maker and community boards below supportLevel 3 carry product links too.
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23-25: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse project theme tokens for tier colors.
These tier colors use raw hex values. Replace them with existing project theme tokens. Use
var(--accent)for the supported tier instead of raw#67ea94.As per coding guidelines, use project Tailwind theme tokens instead of raw hex values.
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- Around line 7-9: Add role="img" and a localized :aria-label using the existing
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- Around line 23-25: Update the tier color custom properties around
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A lucide icon carries no accessible name of its own, and the `title` I passed rendered as a bare `title` attribute on the <svg> - which is neither a tooltip (SVG tooltips come from a <title> child) nor a label. So the tier was conveyed by colour and icon shape alone, which is what the mark was meant to avoid. The icon is now explicitly decorative, the wrapper carries the tooltip as a real HTML title attribute, and an sr-only span supplies the name - the same pattern DeviceHeader.vue uses for its close button. One tierLabel computed replaces the three duplicated bindings. Cards now announce as e.g. "LILYGO T-Echo Supported Devices". Reported by CodeRabbit on #446.
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Replaces the local makerVendorDeviceTags allow-list with the isMaker flag meshtastic/api#145 now publishes on the device entry, so the registry owns the rung rather than this repo keeping a vendor list in step with it. Three things fall out: - types/resources.ts goes back to matching main, so the PR no longer touches a CODEOWNERS-protected file. - A maker board no longer needs a vendor tag at all. The top rung still reads supportedVendorDeviceTags, because the Backer/Partner relationship is not something the registry publishes. - Backer/Partner still outranks maker for a board marked both. supportLevel keeps its existing job of demoting legacy hardware out of the top two bands, and isMaker false and isMaker absent behave identically.
Adds an opt-in overlay for boards the firmware repo builds but that the device registry has not published yet, so the picker can be previewed in the gap. The Axiometa Genesis Mini is the first: /?pending=1 puts it in the Maker band with its artwork, the nightly pinning and the product link. Off by default, deliberately. No published release or nightly carries the variant yet - it landed on develop a day after the current nightly was cut - so offering the board to everyone would put a permanently disabled Flash button in front of them with nothing explaining why. Gating it also keeps the overlay out of every existing targets assertion. The entry mirrors the firmware variant's custom_meshtastic_* metadata, the same source the registry generates from, and drops out by itself once the API publishes the same platformioTarget.
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- Line 36: Update the maker check in deviceTier() to return 'maker' only when
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| // Backer/Partner outranks maker, for a board that is somehow both. | ||
| const tags = device.tags ?? [] | ||
| if (tags.some(tag => supportedVendorDeviceTags.includes(tag))) return 'supported' | ||
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vals[type(v).__name__ + ':' + repr(v)] = vals.get(type(v).__name__ + ':' + repr(v), 0) + 1
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Require a literal true maker flag.
If an API payload contains isMaker: 'false', mande's generic type does not validate the JSON at runtime. The value can reach setTargetsList() and this branch unchanged. For a support-level 1 or 2 record without a supported vendor tag, the truthy value makes deviceTier() return 'maker', so the maker filter can select it.
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The Axiometa entry is live in the registry (117 devices, isMaker: true, images, and the bool typo fixed), so the overlay has nothing left to bridge. Removing it rather than leaving it dormant: it had become the weaker of two paths to the same board. The Konami reveal is gated on an eligible nightly existing, so a board it surfaces always has something to flash; ?pending=1 had no such check. Its dedupe was also wrong for this case - it tested against the apiTargets-derived list while an activelySupported: false board lands in unsupportedApiTargets, so the entry would not have retired itself. deviceStore.targets goes back to the event overlay alone.
DO NOT MERGE. Promotes AXIOMETA_GENESIS_MINI to activelySupported in setTargetsList so the Maker band is visible on this branch's preview deployment; the registry publishes it false, which correctly hides it behind the Konami gate. Side effect worth knowing while reviewing the preview: promoting the board also un-pins it from the nightly, so the Firmware step offers stable and alpha releases. None of them contain the build - the variant landed on develop 2026-09-17, after the current nightly was cut - so the Flash button stays disabled whichever release is picked, and the Unreleased chip no longer shows. Revert before merge. The real sequence is a published binary first, then activelySupported: true in meshtastic/api.
This was referenced Sep 19, 2026
The Makers pill had a coloured dot while the nine vendor pills were flat grey, which made the row look half-designed. Levelling them up turned up a bigger problem: no pill had a selected state at all. "All Devices" was hardcoded lit and every vendor pill hardcoded unlit, with nothing bound to store.tag, so clicking RAK filtered the list and lit nothing. - Exactly one pill is lit at a time, and "All Devices" resumes when the filter clears. Architecture pills get a filled indigo selected state of their own, so they read as chosen without borrowing the accent the vendor pills use. - Every pill carries its board count, from the unfiltered list so the numbers hold still while a filter is applied. Tabular figures keep the row from jiggling. - A 1px hover lift, matching .btn-primary, behind a prefers-reduced-motion guard - the first one in this stylesheet. - A vendor the registry ships nothing for gets no pill, rather than one that filters to an empty modal. The Makers pill already worked this way. Contrast fix that came with it: .tag-pill-active drew its text from --accent, which in the light theme is #1A9B4A - 3.2:1 on the tinted pill, against the 4.5:1 a 12px/500 label needs. Now a --tag-active-text token pair, #67ea94 dark (6.5:1) and meshtastic-700 #137136 light (5.4:1). Latent before, because only "All Devices" was ever lit; visible on ten pills now. The nine hand-written buttons become one v-for over a vendor list, which also takes the file from 6 missing-key warnings to 1 and drops 56 pre-existing html-indent errors.
The count was subordinate to the vendor name by being faded - #a1a1aa at 0.55 opacity, which works out to 2.8:1 on the pill against the 4.5:1 an 11px label needs. That is why it read as washed out. Dimming was the wrong lever. The count now sits in its own rounded chip at full-strength text, so it stays subordinate by form and size rather than by being hard to read. Measured on the four combinations it can appear in: dark inactive #a1a1aa on #363638 4.7:1 dark active #67ea94 on #355943 5.2:1 light inactive #4a4a4a on #edebe8 7.5:1 light active #137136 on #ccead4 4.7:1 A min-width and tabular figures keep the pills from reflowing as counts change.
The hover lift pushed each pill 1px above its row's content box, and the row was overflow-x-auto. Setting either overflow axis to a non-visible value makes the other compute to auto rather than visible, so the row clipped vertically and shaved the top off the pill mid-animation. The overflow was vestigial: the row is flex-wrap, so items wrap and there is never horizontal overflow to scroll - scrollHeight equalled clientHeight, and paddingTop was 0, which is why the lift had nowhere to go. Dropping the class restores overflow: visible on both axes. Verified under a real pointer hover: transform applies, the pill rises 1px clear of the row, and nothing clips.
The Makers pill now matches the vendor pills exactly - label plus count. The tier still reads from its band heading and its card mark, so the dot was carrying no information the row needed. Also drops the .bg-tier-maker utility, which existed only for that dot.
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Adds a third band to the device picker, ranked between the Backer/Partner vendors and Community Supported. Axiometa is the first maker vendor.
Why the vendor tag and not
supportLevelProminence in this modal has always been driven by a vendor axis, not by
supportLevel. The maker rung extends that axis, but takes its value from the registry rather than a local list — api#145 publishesisMakeron the device entry, so this repo doesn't keep a vendor allow-list in step with it. The top rung still readssupportedVendorDeviceTags, because the Backer/Partner relationship isn't something the registry publishes.Why not
supportLevel:supportLevelis the registry's capability grade. Its only written definition in the org isMeshtastic-Apple'sSupportLevel.swift— 0 discontinued, 1 flagship, 2 niche, 3 legacy — andmeshtastic/apivalidates it to{1,2,3}. It cannot carry a commercial rung.sortedDevicesconcatenates exactly the=== 1,=== 2and(?? 3) === 3buckets, and a4matches none of them.So
isMakerpicks the rung andsupportLevelkeeps its existing job of demoting legacy hardware out of the top two bands. A maker board needs no vendor tag at all, and Backer/Partner outranks maker for a board marked both.What's in it
utils/deviceTier.ts— onedeviceTier()resolver, replacing both copies of the localisSupporterDevice()helper inDevice.vueandDeviceDetail.vue.One
--tier-*token pair per rung, with the section heading and the card mark sharing it, so the ladder reads by hue and not only by order. These are declared values rather than derivations of--accent, whichapplyEventTheme()rewrites per event edition.--tier-supported#67ea94· 10.5:1#137136· 5.9:1--tier-maker#7dd3fc· 9.6:1#075985· 7.3:1--tier-community#e8a33e· 7.5:1#a16207· 4.7:1lucide
Wrenchas the maker mark, besideBadgeCheckandShieldAlert. All three marks gained atitle.A single
Makerspill filters the whole tier, rather than the row gaining a pill per maker vendor the way the Backer/Partner row does.filteredDevicesonly understood vendor tags and architectures, so it gains a tier branch keyed onMAKER_TIER_FILTER;setSelectedTagalready toggles and clears, so the pill behaves like every other one.Each band's heading and leading divider are gated on that band having cards. The Supported heading was unconditional, so any filter that empties the top band left it standing over nothing with a stray divider below — reachable today via an architecture pill, and hit every time by the Makers pill. The affiliate disclosure stays unconditional, since maker and community boards below
supportLevel3 carry product links too.The band and its pill are suppressed while no maker board is in the registry. Axiometa isn't in the live list yet, so on
mainthis PR renders exactly as today. The pill is read from the unfiltered target list, so selecting another vendor doesn't remove the pill you'd use to get back.Three fixes that fall out of unifying the tier logic
text-warningresolved to the Tailwind config's#E8A33Erather than the valuemain.cssdeclares —main.cssemits@tailwind componentsbefore@tailwind utilities, so Tailwind's generated utility wins at equal specificity. That left the Community heading at 2.1:1 in light theme. The green rosette shipped astext-green-400in both themes, at 1.7:1 on a light card — effectively invisible. The new classes are named so Tailwind doesn't generate a competing utility.d.imagesrather than on the vendor allow-list, so a board whose registry entry has artwork shows it whatever its tier. The gate can only add artwork, never remove it.flexwith no wrap inside a 224pxoverflow-hiddencard, so any board with three chips overflowed.Behaviour change worth a look
A missing
supportLevelnow counts as 3, matchingdeviceStore's sort andboardAttributes' telemetry.Device.vuetestedsupportLevel != 3, andundefined != 3is true — so an untiered board with a known vendor tag landed in the top section while the sort put it last and the product link stayed hidden. All eight such entries areactivelySupported: falsetoday, so this is only visible behind the unsupported-device reveal.Testing
pnpm test:run— 23 files, 296 tests, green. New coverage:utils/deviceTier.test.ts— each rung, both allow-lists, the?? 3default, missingtags, and the both-tags precedence case.stores/deviceStore.test.ts— asortedDeviceslength invariant. That's the guard that would have caught a board vanishing from the picker and fromalphanautStore's hardware-override list, which reads the same getter. Plus the maker tier filter: it selects across vendors, leaves vendor-tag and architecture filtering alone, and clears on toggle.Verified in the browser in both themes: the three headings resolve to the tokens above, the
Wrenchrenders on maker cards, and no device is lost from the list (85 cards before and after). Filter states, with a maker vendor temporarily seeded so the tier wasn't empty — unfiltered: 3 headings / 2 dividers / 85 cards;Makers: 1 heading / 0 dividers / 2 cards across two vendors;RAK: 2 headings / 1 divider;rp2040: 3 headings / 2 dividers; togglingMakersback off restores the unfiltered state exactly. With the registry as it stands the maker band and pill collapse cleanly — no heading, no pill, no orphan divider.Notes for review
types/resources.tsis no longer touched at all now that the rung comes from the registry, so the only CODEOWNERS-gated path left isi18n/locales/en.json.i18n/locales/en.jsongainsdevice.maker_devicesanddevice.makersonly.supported_devicesanddiy_devicesare translated in all 24 locales, so this will be the one untranslated heading until Crowdin picks it up — andcrowdin-upload-sources.ymltriggers on pushes tomasterwhile the default branch ismain, so it needs a manualworkflow_dispatch.vue/html-indentalready disagrees with across this file (144 pre-existing errors).lint:fixwould reindent the whole template and bury the diff; lint isn't in CI. The three newv-fors do carry:key, which the existing ones don't — pre-existing warnings went from 6 to 4.All Devicesis hardcoded lit and every vendor pill hardcoded unlit, with no binding tostore.tag, so clickingMakersfilters the list whileAll Devicesstays lit. That's true of all nine existing pills, so it's not a regression, but the new pill makes it easier to notice. Happy to fix it in a follow-up.isMaker: true,images: ["axiometa-genesis-mini.svg"]and the correctedisMaker?: booleantype. This PR'stypes/api.tsmatches it exactly, and the artwork now comes from the registry rather than needing a follow-up.activelySupported: false, which routes the board intounsupportedApiTargetsbehind the Konami gate. Verified against the live API: the picker shows 85 cards and two bands, exactly as before this PR. It needsactivelySupported: truein the registry — or the flasher would have to treatisMakeras its own reveal condition, which I would not recommend while the next point holds.developon 2026-09-17, a day after the current nightly (2.8.1.67e8aaf, commit67e8aaf) was cut, and it has not rolled since — everyfirmware-axiometa-genesis-mini-*URL still 404s while a control target returns 200.board_level = prputs it in every CI matrix, but the 2026-09-18 scheduled build failed on an unrelated picow/rp2040 job, so this needs a manualmain_matrix.ymldispatch rather than waiting. Revealing the board before a binary exists would give it a permanently disabled Flash button with nothing explaining why.url, so the Product link falls back tohttps://msh.to/axiometa-genesis-mini; worth confirming that short link resolves.supportLevel1 or 2 upstream but read as Community here, because their tags are on neither allow-list. Meshnology's artwork now renders thanks to the image-gate fix, but their band placement is unchanged.Summary by CodeRabbit