Rework the settings app around hub pages (home, network, displays, input,
apps, privacy, system) with a redesigned sidebar, shared nav state, and new
hub view components. Alongside the redesign: validate webview inputs into
root commands (users, firewall, snapshots, wifi), fix set_charge_threshold
writing the percentage via tee stdin, prevent streaming installs from
hanging on inherited stdin, add frontend type fixes, sync versions to
0.8.2, and clean up clippy/svelte-check warnings.
The Install driver button runs the real setup instead of only
pacman_install. Prefers pkexec bos-nvidia-setup; falls back to the
allowlisted packages plus the same hyprland.lua drop-in. Tells the
user to reboot. Still click-only — first boot does not install.
Load and save Wi-Fi networks in networks.toml (0600) instead of writing
PSKs back into breadcrumbs.toml. The password field is write-only.
Replace the generic argv runner with typed bakery/pacman/fwupd commands
and set a real Tauri CSP. Add Lock, Screenshots, Monitors, and Help
panels. Pin bread-theme and bread-utils to bread-ecosystem v0.7.1.
bread-screenshots is not on that tag, so --screenshot calls grim
locally. bakery.toml lists webkitgtk-4.1 deps; README/CLAUDE.md match
Tauri 2 + Svelte 5 and single-trunk main.
The first pass only proved the Tauri capture pipeline against the
default landing view ("About"). All 24 real sidebar sections are wired
up now (every id in lib/sidebar.ts has a real component in
lib/views/registry.ts — no Placeholder fallbacks to skip).
Since there's no URL/route per section (activePage is plain Svelte
$state, switched by the sidebar's own click handler), the frontend now
also listens for a screenshot-set-view Tauri event in +page.svelte's
onMount and sets activePage from its payload — the same effect a real
sidebar click has, just driven from the Rust side. screenshot.rs emits
that event after the initial page-load settle delay, then waits a
second settle delay for the newly-active view's own Tauri-command data
fetch to land before capturing (each section fetches its own state on
mount, same as the About page's system-info fetch needed 2s in the
first pass).
cargo build --release alone doesn't produce a working standalone binary in
Tauri v2 — embedding the frontend vs. hitting devUrl at runtime is gated by
the tauri/custom-protocol Cargo feature, not the debug/release profile.
The scaffold never declared it, so even release builds tried to connect to
localhost:1420. Added the standard default-on custom-protocol feature
(cargo tauri dev strips it via --no-default-features for dev builds); a
plain `cargo build --release --locked` in src/ now produces a real
standalone binary with no dev-server dependency.
Also fixes vite.config.js's file-watch ignore pattern, left stale by the
src-tauri -> src rename: a bare "**/src/**" glob would have also matched
frontend/src itself, so it's now an absolute path scoped to the Rust
project dir specifically.
TagsField now takes an optional suggestions list, rendered as a native
<datalist> on the tag input. Wired the Daemon page's "Disabled modules"
field to breadd's real built-in module names (bread.monitors/devices/
workspaces/binds, from bread/breadd/src/lua/mod.rs's BUILTIN_* registry)
so blocking one is a pick, not free-typed guesswork.
Ports every remaining view (Keybinds, the last one — dual Flat/MultiLayout
schema detection, per-action dedicated fields with a raw-JSON fallback for
anything not modeled) and removes the now-fully-dead GTK4 crate (root
Cargo.toml + src/), leaving src-tauri/ as the single Rust binary crate.
Also folds in the UX pass done alongside the migration: responsive
multi-column layout instead of a single centered column, chip/dropdown
pickers replacing free-typed fields (Wi-Fi networks, Bar style, keyboard
layout, tag lists), consistent pill-switch toggles and boxed-list card
styling across every page, and a sidebar scroll-chaining fix.
