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Claude a6b8a2d591 docs(05-04): complete mouse play/pause WS fix plan — SUMMARY, STATE, ROADMAP updated

- 05-04-SUMMARY.md: gap closure complete, UDP cues fire for mouse playback
- STATE.md: plan advanced to 2/4, progress 100%, decision logged
- ROADMAP.md: Phase 05 marked Complete (4/4 plans)

2026-04-07 10:38:24 +00:00

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05-live-show-execution

websocket

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phase	provides
05-live-show-execution/05-03	wireKeyboard() with WS play/pause already working for keyboard shortcuts

phase	provides
05-live-show-execution/05-01	WebSocket cue scheduler with is_playing gate and UDP dispatch

Mouse-initiated play/pause now sends WebSocket messages to server

Server is_playing flag correctly set for both mouse and keyboard playback

UDP cue scheduler fires for mouse-triggered playback

05-live-show-execution

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patterns

audio element 'play'/'pause' event listeners send WS messages alongside UI updates — same pattern as wireKeyboard()

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lightsync/frontend/app.js

Audio element event listeners are the correct hook for mouse play/pause — they fire for all triggers (button click, keyboard, programmatic), so WS messages are sent exactly once regardless of source

Idempotent WS messages: both wireAudio() and wireKeyboard() send play/pause — harmless because server handlers set a boolean flag

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2026-04-07

Phase 05 Plan 04: Mouse Play/Pause WebSocket Fix Summary

Audio element event listeners now forward play/pause state to server via WebSocket, enabling UDP cue scheduling for mouse-initiated playback

Performance

Duration: ~1 min
Started: 2026-04-07T10:36:50Z
Completed: 2026-04-07T10:37:27Z
Tasks: 1
Files modified: 1

Accomplishments

Added client.send({ type: 'play', position: audio.currentTime }) to the audio 'play' event listener in wireAudio()
Added client.send({ type: 'pause', position: audio.currentTime }) to the audio 'pause' event listener in wireAudio()
Server is_playing flag now becomes True when playback is started via the transport bar mouse button
UDP cue scheduler (LOOKAHEAD=60ms) now fires animation commands for mouse-initiated shows, not just keyboard Space shortcut

Task Commits

Each task was committed atomically:

Task 1: Add WebSocket play/pause messages to wireAudio() event listeners - ac0f3d5 (feat)

Plan metadata: (docs commit follows)

Files Created/Modified

lightsync/frontend/app.js — Added client.send() calls to 'play' and 'pause' event listeners in wireAudio() (lines 135-136)

Decisions Made

Audio element event listeners ('play'/'pause') are the correct hook rather than modifying the button click handler. These events fire for ALL triggers — button click, keyboard shortcuts, or programmatic audio.play()/audio.pause() calls — ensuring the WS message fires exactly once per state change. Both wireAudio() and wireKeyboard() sending the same WS messages is harmless: the server handlers are idempotent (they set is_playing to a boolean value).

Deviations from Plan

None - plan executed exactly as written.

Issues Encountered

None.

User Setup Required

None - no external service configuration required.

Next Phase Readiness

Gap closure complete: mouse play/pause now correctly triggers server-side cue scheduling
All 11 truths from Phase 05 verification should now be satisfied (previously 9/11)
Phase 05 live-show-execution is fully complete

Phase: 05-live-show-execution Completed: 2026-04-07

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