airi/packages/vishot-runner-electron

Vishot Runner - Electron

Capture raw screenshots from the built stage-tamagotchi Electron app with TypeScript scenarios.

Purpose

This package is the Electron capture runner. It provides:

• a runtime surface in src/index.ts
• the capture CLI in src/cli/capture.ts
• the defineScenario() authoring helper for scenario modules
• a typed raw-artifact surface for screenshot outputs
• reusable helpers for the controls island, settings window, dialogs, drawers, and stage windows

This package stops at raw business screenshots. It does not own the scenario modules themselves; those live in @proj-airi/scenarios-stage-tamagotchi-electron.

Workflow

pnpm -F @proj-airi/stage-tamagotchi build
pnpm -F @proj-airi/vishot-runner-electron capture -- ../../packages/scenarios-stage-tamagotchi-electron/src/scenarios/demo-controls-settings-chat-websocket.ts --output-dir ../../packages/scenarios-stage-tamagotchi-browser/artifacts/raw

To emit AVIF files instead of PNG files:

pnpm -F @proj-airi/vishot-runner-electron capture -- ../../packages/scenarios-stage-tamagotchi-electron/src/scenarios/demo-controls-settings-chat-websocket.ts --output-dir ../../packages/scenarios-stage-tamagotchi-browser/artifacts/raw --format avif

This writes the raw inputs consumed by the browser scene package:

• packages/scenarios-stage-tamagotchi-browser/artifacts/raw/00-stage-tamagotchi.png
• packages/scenarios-stage-tamagotchi-browser/artifacts/raw/01-controls-island-expanded.png
• packages/scenarios-stage-tamagotchi-browser/artifacts/raw/02-settings-window.png
• packages/scenarios-stage-tamagotchi-browser/artifacts/raw/03-websocket-settings.png

If you pass --format avif, the same capture names are emitted as .avif files instead.

Then export the composed browser assets:

pnpm -F @proj-airi/scenarios-stage-tamagotchi-browser capture

In this environment, the raw capture command worked end-to-end after running outside the sandbox because tsx pipe creation was denied inside the sandbox (listen EPERM on the temporary tsx IPC pipe).

Electron Profile Note (Plugin Host Root)

vishot-runner-electron launches the built Electron app entrypoint. In local development this can resolve app.getPath('userData') to the Electron profile directory, which means plugin discovery happens under:

• ~/Library/Application Support/Electron/plugins/v1

This may differ from dev:tamagotchi, which often uses:

• ~/Library/Application Support/@proj-airi/stage-tamagotchi/plugins/v1

If plugin-host devtools shows Discovered 0, Plugin manifest not found, or module registration errors during Vishot scenarios, mirror your plugin symlink into the Electron profile plugins directory:

mkdir -p "$HOME/Library/Application Support/Electron/plugins/v1"
ln -sfn "/absolute/path/to/airi-plugin-game-chess/dist" "$HOME/Library/Application Support/Electron/plugins/v1/airi-plugin-game-chess"

Additional Examples

To verify the controls-island hearing button specifically:

pnpm -F @proj-airi/stage-tamagotchi build
pnpm -F @proj-airi/vishot-runner-electron capture -- ../../packages/scenarios-stage-tamagotchi-electron/src/scenarios/demo-hearing-dialog.ts --output-dir ./artifacts/hearing-demo

Expected file:

• packages/vishot-runner-electron/artifacts/hearing-demo/hearing-dialog.png

Scenario Authoring

import { defineScenario } from '@proj-airi/vishot-runner-electron'

export default defineScenario({
  id: 'settings-connection',
  async run({ controlsIsland, settingsWindow, stageWindows, capture }) {
    const main = await stageWindows.waitFor('main')
    await controlsIsland.expand(main.page)
    const settings = await controlsIsland.openSettings(main.page)
    const page = await settingsWindow.goToConnection(settings.page)
    await capture('connection-settings', page)
  },
})

For the controls-island hearing trigger, the runtime also provides:

• controlsIsland.openHearing(page)

Dialog And Drawer Helpers

For surfaces built with DialogRoot or DrawerRoot, the runtime now exposes:

• dialogs.dismiss(page)
• drawers.swipeDown(page)
• drawers.dismiss(page)

Example:

import { defineScenario } from '@proj-airi/vishot-runner-electron'

export default defineScenario({
  id: 'dismiss-helpers',
  async run({ dialogs, drawers, stageWindows }) {
    const main = await stageWindows.waitFor('main')

    await dialogs.dismiss(main.page)
    await drawers.swipeDown(main.page)
    await drawers.dismiss(main.page)
  },
})

These are best-effort automation helpers. The current behavior is:

• dialog dismiss: Escape, then overlay-corner click fallback
• drawer dismiss: swipe down, then Escape, then overlay-corner click fallback

They are intended for scenarios where you already opened the dialog or drawer and need a reusable close step.

Settings Window Helpers

The settingsWindow surface is navigation-only:

• settingsWindow.waitFor(timeout?)
• settingsWindow.goToConnection(page)

It does not open the settings window from the main window for you. The intended flow is:

1. stageWindows.waitFor('main')
2. controlsIsland.expand(main.page)
3. controlsIsland.openSettings(main.page)
4. settingsWindow.goToConnection(settings.page)

Notes

• Importing @proj-airi/vishot-runner-electron resolves to src/index.ts via the package export surface.
• The package is no longer a Playwright test suite package.
• Final composed exports live in packages/scenarios-stage-tamagotchi-browser/artifacts/final, not this package.
• Screenshot capture now returns typed image artifacts and can run transformer hooks before those raw files are handed to downstream consumers.
• The CLI supports --format png|avif; AVIF remains an opt-in post-processing step on top of the raw PNG screenshot primitive.