/tags/fpc-ctl/ Recent content in Fpc-Ctl on diary Hugo en-us shawn boyette Thu, 16 Jul 2026 00:11:19 -0600 /posts/2026/0716-project-updates-and-steamos-exploration/ Thu, 16 Jul 2026 00:11:19 -0600 /posts/2026/0716-project-updates-and-steamos-exploration/ <p>Firstly, everything mentioned in the previous post is done. I&rsquo;m especially happy with the solution I came up with for build-level config in <code>fpc-ctl</code>:</p> <ul> <li>Config within the per-project shell script is removed, excepting a pointer to the project&rsquo;s JSON config file</li> <li>Everything that was in the script is moved to a <code>builds</code> object in the config</li> <li>The <code>configmap</code>, which maps project configuration attributes to build variables, has been extended <ul> <li>When a <code>configmap</code> value contains <code>::</code>, the right-hand side of the value is treated as an override to the value given at the project level</li> </ul> </li> </ul> <p>This has made it possible to cleanly have multiple builds (or even subprojects) defined with a single config file, all managed by <code>fpc-ctl</code>.</p> /posts/2026/0710-fpc-ctl-and-thrasher-updates/ Fri, 10 Jul 2026 21:03:33 -0600 /posts/2026/0710-fpc-ctl-and-thrasher-updates/ <p>I did some work this week on the media side of Thrasher. I intended to work on playlists, but my mind went elsewhere. Most of the changes made were little cleanups, fixes, and catches. The one new thing was making facets and people clickable in the web UI to run a query on that facet or person. This was ported over to the music side of things.</p> <p>I should probably run a new build on t.fp.n so that people can take advantage of that, as well as the fact that the previous button now acts like it does on pretty much all other music players (jumps to beginning of current track unless you push it twice in two seconds).</p>