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Description:

Add a troobleshooting panel with the most common problems, and a button to copy the infos for better sharing

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  • I have added screenshots for all UI updates
  • I process any text displayed to the user through translateText() and I've added it to the en.json file
  • I have added relevant tests to the test directory
  • I confirm I have thoroughly tested these changes and take full responsibility for any bugs introduced

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Walkthrough

Adds a Troubleshooting UI: a new modal component that collects browser, rendering, and power diagnostics, integrates into the Help modal and main app flow, provides copy-to-clipboard, and adds localization strings and a diagnostic utility.

Changes

Cohort / File(s) Summary
HTML Template
index.html
Inserted <troubleshooting-modal id="page-troubleshooting" inline class="hidden w-full h-full page-content"></troubleshooting-modal> into main content.
Internationalization
resources/lang/en.json
Added troubleshooting keys and go_to_troubleshooting, plus common.copy and build_menu.player_icons.troubleshooting_desc strings for the new UI.
New Modal Component
src/client/TroubleshootingModal.ts
New Lit-based @customElement("troubleshooting-modal") class extending BaseModal. Exposes markdown, diagnostics, loading; loads diagnostics on open, renders environment/rendering/power sections, supports copy-to-clipboard and close handling.
Diagnostics Utility
src/client/utilities/Diagnostic.ts
New exports: types (RendererType, BrowserInfo, GraphicsDiagnostics, GPUInfo, RenderingInfo, PerformanceInfo, PowerInfo) and collectGraphicsDiagnostics(canvas) which probes WebGL, GPU info, and Battery API with fallbacks.
Application Integration
src/client/Main.ts
Imports/tracks TroubleshootingModal, queries element, logs if missing, wires troubleshooting button to open modal, and includes modal in join-time bulk-close list.
Help Modal Update
src/client/HelpModal.ts
Header title switched to main.help; added Troubleshooting block (icon, description, button data-page="page-troubleshooting") before Hotkeys section.

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant HelpModal
    participant TroubleshootingModal
    participant Diagnostic
    participant BrowserAPIs as Browser APIs

    User->>HelpModal: Click "Go to Troubleshooting"
    HelpModal->>TroubleshootingModal: open()
    TroubleshootingModal->>TroubleshootingModal: onOpen() / init guard
    TroubleshootingModal->>Diagnostic: collectGraphicsDiagnostics(canvas)
    
    Diagnostic->>BrowserAPIs: probe userAgent / getContext('webgl2') / getExtension('WEBGL_debug_renderer_info') / navigator.getBattery()
    BrowserAPIs-->>Diagnostic: returns platform, context, GPU info, battery
    Diagnostic-->>TroubleshootingModal: GraphicsDiagnostics object

    TroubleshootingModal->>TroubleshootingModal: render diagnostics
    TroubleshootingModal-->>User: display environment/rendering/power info

    User->>TroubleshootingModal: Click "Copy"
    TroubleshootingModal->>BrowserAPIs: navigator.clipboard.writeText(formattedDiagnostics)
    BrowserAPIs-->>TroubleshootingModal: success
    TroubleshootingModal-->>User: dispatch copy success event
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🎯 4 (Complex) | ⏱️ ~45 minutes

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🔎 A modal wakes to scan the frame,
GPU, browser, battery by name,
Diagnostics wrapped and clipped with care,
A helping light appears right there —
Small logs to guide the devs aflame.

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Actionable comments posted: 4

🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@src/client/TroubleshootingModal.ts`:
- Around line 208-222: The toast is shown before navigator.clipboard.writeText
completes and there is no error handling; in copyDiagnostics move the
window.dispatchEvent(...) success toast to after the awaited
navigator.clipboard.writeText(formatted) call, wrap the writeText call in a
try/catch, and on catch fire an error toast (use
translateText("troubleshooting.copy_failed") and type "error") while keeping the
existing success toast (translateText("troubleshooting.copied_to_clipboard"))
only on successful await; reference copyDiagnostics,
navigator.clipboard.writeText, and the CustomEvent("show-message") usage when
implementing the change.
- Around line 22-33: Remove the redundant canvas null-check and avoid
double-loading by picking one loading entry point: delete the call to
loadDiagnostics() from connectedCallback and move lazy initialization into
onOpen(), or alternately have connectedCallback set initialized = true after
loading; specifically, remove the dead if (!canvas) return; in loadDiagnostics
(document.createElement("canvas") never returns null), and update
loadDiagnostics (or onOpen) so that after awaiting
collectGraphicsDiagnostics(canvas) you set this.diagnostics and this.initialized
= true to prevent subsequent onOpen() calls from reloading; ensure references to
connectedCallback, loadDiagnostics, onOpen, initialized, diagnostics, and
collectGraphicsDiagnostics are adjusted accordingly.
- Around line 55-60: Replace the hardcoded button label "Copy for Discord" with
a translated string using the existing translation helper (e.g., call
translateText('copy_for_discord') or the project's equivalent) inside the render
template in TroubleshootingModal (where the button with
`@click`=${this.copyDiagnostics} is defined), and add the key "copy_for_discord":
"Copy for Discord" to en.json; ensure any necessary import for translateText is
present at the top of src/client/TroubleshootingModal.ts if not already
imported.

In `@src/client/utilities/Diagnostic.ts`:
- Around line 65-74: The instanceof check against WebGL2RenderingContext can
throw if that constructor is undefined in some browsers; update the block that
sets gl/type (variables gl, type of RendererType) so you first guard with typeof
WebGL2RenderingContext !== "undefined" before using instanceof (e.g., only
evaluate gl instanceof WebGL2RenderingContext when the typeof check passes),
leaving the canvas.getContext logic unchanged and ensuring older browsers fall
back to "WebGL1" or "Canvas2D" without throwing.
🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
src/client/TroubleshootingModal.ts (4)

15-15: Unused property markdown.

This property is declared but never used in the component. Consider removing it to keep the code clean.

-  `@property`({ type: String }) markdown = "Loading...";

163-176: Missing alt attribute on image (accessibility).

The <img> at line 172 needs an alt attribute for screen readers. Also, consider using TemplateResult as the return type instead of unknown for better type safety.

Suggested fix
-  private infoTip(text: string, warning?: boolean): unknown {
+  private infoTip(text: string, warning?: boolean): TemplateResult {
    return html`
      <div
        class="mt-2 ${warning
          ? "bg-orange-500/10"
          : "bg-white/10"} flex gap-2 text-white py-1 px-3 rounded-sm  border-1 ${warning
          ? "border-orange-400"
          : "border-white/40"}"
      >
-       <img src="${infoIcon}" class="w-4" />
+       <img src="${infoIcon}" class="w-4" alt="" aria-hidden="true" />
        ${text}
      </div>
    `;
  }

Add the import at the top:

import { html, TemplateResult } from "lit";

178-184: Remove debug console.log.

The console.log at line 180 looks like a leftover debug statement. Consider removing it for production.

  protected onOpen(): void {
    if (!this.initialized) {
-     console.log("Loading diagnostics...");
      this.initialized = true;
      this.loadDiagnostics();
    }
  }

224-232: Use proper type instead of any.

The rendering parameter is typed as any, but RenderingInfo exists in Diagnostic.ts. Import and use it for type safety.

Suggested fix

Update the import:

import {
  collectGraphicsDiagnostics,
  GraphicsDiagnostics,
+ RenderingInfo,
} from "./utilities/Diagnostic";

Then fix the method signature:

-  private describeRenderer(rendering: any): string {
+  private describeRenderer(rendering: RenderingInfo): string {

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Actionable comments posted: 2

🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@src/client/HelpModal.ts`:
- Line 123: The HTML/JSX comment "// Hotkeys Section" inside the HelpModal
component is incorrect for the block that renders troubleshooting content;
update that comment to "// Troubleshooting Section" (or "<!-- Troubleshooting
Section -->" if using HTML comments) in the HelpModal component (e.g., within
the HelpModal render/return block) so the comment matches the actual
Troubleshooting content.

In `@src/client/TroubleshootingModal.ts`:
- Around line 52-57: The anchor in TroubleshootingModal that reads <a ...
`@click`=${this.close}> is invalid because it has target="_blank" but no href and
the click calls the component's close() method; replace it with a semantic
<button type="button"> (or an element with role="button") styled with the same
classes and keep `@click`=${this.close}, and remove the target attribute; update
any references in the TroubleshootingModal component (e.g., the close method and
the template where the anchor lived) so the button behaves identically and
remains keyboard accessible.
♻️ Duplicate comments (2)
src/client/TroubleshootingModal.ts (2)

22-30: Diagnostics may load twice.

connectedCallback() calls loadDiagnostics() but does not set initialized = true. When onOpen() runs, initialized is still false, so loadDiagnostics() runs again.

Pick one entry point. If you want lazy loading on first open, remove the call from connectedCallback:

Suggested fix (lazy load on open)
  connectedCallback() {
    super.connectedCallback();
-   this.loadDiagnostics();
  }

Also applies to: 183-188


212-226: Missing error handling for clipboard write.

If navigator.clipboard.writeText() fails (e.g., permissions denied, insecure context), the user gets no feedback. Wrap in try/catch to show an error toast on failure.

Suggested fix
  private async copyDiagnostics() {
    if (!this.diagnostics) return;
    const formatted =
      "```json\n" + JSON.stringify(this.diagnostics, null, 2) + "\n```";
+   try {
      await navigator.clipboard.writeText(formatted);
      window.dispatchEvent(
        new CustomEvent("show-message", {
          detail: {
            message: html`${translateText("troubleshooting.copied_to_clipboard")}`,
            type: "info",
            duration: 3000,
          },
        }),
      );
+   } catch {
+     window.dispatchEvent(
+       new CustomEvent("show-message", {
+         detail: {
+           message: html`${translateText("troubleshooting.copy_failed")}`,
+           type: "error",
+           duration: 3000,
+         },
+       }),
+     );
+   }
  }

Note: You will need to add the troubleshooting.copy_failed key to en.json.

🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
src/client/TroubleshootingModal.ts (3)

15-15: Unused property markdown.

The markdown property is declared but never used in the render() method or anywhere else in this component. Consider removing it to keep the code clean.

Suggested fix
 `@customElement`("troubleshooting-modal")
 export class TroubleshootingModal extends BaseModal {
-  `@property`({ type: String }) markdown = "Loading...";
-
   `@property`({ type: Object })
   diagnostics?: GraphicsDiagnostics;

238-249: Redundant conditional check.

Line 243 checks if (window.showPage) and line 244 uses window.showPage?.(). The optional chaining is redundant since you already know showPage exists inside the if block.

Suggested fix
    if (this.inline) {
      this.style.pointerEvents = "none";
-     if (window.showPage) {
-       window.showPage?.("page-help");
-     }
+     window.showPage?.("page-help");
    } else {
      this.modalEl?.close();
    }

228-236: Replace any type with RenderingInfo for better type safety and editor support.

The rendering parameter uses any, but the type RenderingInfo already exists in your imported Diagnostic utilities. This gives TypeScript complete information about the properties you access (gpu?.software, type, etc.).

Suggested fix
import {
  collectGraphicsDiagnostics,
  GraphicsDiagnostics,
+ RenderingInfo,
} from "./utilities/Diagnostic";
...
- private describeRenderer(rendering: any): string {
+ private describeRenderer(rendering: RenderingInfo): string {
src/client/HelpModal.ts (1)

162-172: Using data-i18n is correct and will populate the button text automatically.

The codebase processes data-i18n attributes through LangSelector, which queries all elements with this attribute and populates their text. The button renders correctly. While the file also uses ${translateText()} directly in templates elsewhere, both approaches are valid and used throughout the codebase. Consistency within a single template can be improved, but this is a style preference, not a functional issue.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@src/client/TroubleshootingModal.ts`:
- Line 152: In the TroubleshootingModal template literal a stray semicolon (`;`)
is included inside the outer backticks and will render as visible text; remove
that semicolon from the template string (or, if you intended statement
termination in JS, place the semicolon outside the closing backtick) so the
content string produced by the function/method that builds the modal (the
template literal in TroubleshootingModal) no longer contains the extraneous
character.
♻️ Duplicate comments (2)
src/client/TroubleshootingModal.ts (2)

45-49: Use a <button> instead of an <a> for in-app navigation.

The <a> element here lacks an href attribute, making it semantically incorrect HTML. Since clicking this triggers this.close() for in-app navigation (not external linking), a <button> styled as a link is more appropriate.

Suggested fix
-             <a
-               class="hover:text-blue-200 text-blue-400 cursor-pointer"
-               `@click`=${this.close}
-               >${translateText("main.help")}</a
-             >
+             <button
+               type="button"
+               class="hover:text-blue-200 text-blue-400 cursor-pointer bg-transparent border-none p-0 font-inherit text-xl sm:text-2xl md:text-3xl font-bold uppercase tracking-widest"
+               `@click`=${this.close}
+             >${translateText("main.help")}</button>

216-230: Add error handling for clipboard write failure.

The navigator.clipboard.writeText() can fail (permission denied, unsupported context). Without a try/catch, users get no feedback when the copy fails.

Suggested fix
  private async copyDiagnostics() {
    if (!this.diagnostics) return;
    const formatted =
      "```json\n" + JSON.stringify(this.diagnostics, null, 2) + "\n```";
-   await navigator.clipboard.writeText(formatted);
-   window.dispatchEvent(
-     new CustomEvent("show-message", {
-       detail: {
-         message: html`${translateText("troubleshooting.copied_to_clipboard")}`,
-         type: "info",
-         duration: 3000,
-       },
-     }),
-   );
+   try {
+     await navigator.clipboard.writeText(formatted);
+     window.dispatchEvent(
+       new CustomEvent("show-message", {
+         detail: {
+           message: html`${translateText("troubleshooting.copied_to_clipboard")}`,
+           type: "info",
+           duration: 3000,
+         },
+       }),
+     );
+   } catch {
+     window.dispatchEvent(
+       new CustomEvent("show-message", {
+         detail: {
+           message: html`Copy failed`,
+           type: "error",
+           duration: 3000,
+         },
+       }),
+     );
+   }
  }

Note: You may want to add a troubleshooting.copy_failed key to en.json for the error message.

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
src/client/TroubleshootingModal.ts (2)

245-250: Redundant nullish check.

Line 247 already checks if (window.showPage), so the optional chaining on line 248 is unnecessary.

Suggested fix
    if (this.inline) {
      this.style.pointerEvents = "none";
      if (window.showPage) {
-       window.showPage?.("page-help");
+       window.showPage("page-help");
      }

232-240: Use typed parameter instead of any.

The rendering parameter should use RenderingInfo type from your diagnostics utility for better type safety and editor support. Simply add RenderingInfo to the existing import from "./utilities/Diagnostic" and update the parameter type.

Suggested fix
  import {
    collectGraphicsDiagnostics,
    GraphicsDiagnostics,
+   RenderingInfo,
  } from "./utilities/Diagnostic";

- private describeRenderer(rendering: any): string {
+ private describeRenderer(rendering: RenderingInfo): string {

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@src/client/TroubleshootingModal.ts`:
- Around line 207-214: The row method uses invalid Tailwind classes (e.g.,
"max-w-100") that have no effect; update the class string in the private
row(label: string, value: unknown) method to use Tailwind arbitrary-width
utilities (for example replace "max-w-100" with "max-w-[100px]" and any
"min-w-75" usage with "min-w-[75px]" or a size consistent with other components
like "max-w-[200px]") so the intended widths apply; ensure you update only the
class attribute inside row and keep the rest of the markup intact.
♻️ Duplicate comments (2)
src/client/TroubleshootingModal.ts (2)

45-49: Anchor without href is not semantic.

The <a> element here has no href, which makes it invalid HTML. A <button> styled as a link would be more appropriate for a click action that navigates within the app.

Suggested fix
-              <a
-                class="hover:text-blue-200 text-blue-400 cursor-pointer"
-                `@click`=${this.close}
-                >${translateText("main.help")}</a
-              >
+              <button
+                type="button"
+                class="hover:text-blue-200 text-blue-400 cursor-pointer bg-transparent border-none p-0 font-inherit"
+                `@click`=${this.close}
+              >${translateText("main.help")}</button>

216-230: Add error handling for clipboard write.

If navigator.clipboard.writeText() fails (permissions denied, insecure context, etc.), the user gets no feedback. Wrap the call in try/catch and show an error toast on failure.

Suggested fix
  private async copyDiagnostics() {
    if (!this.diagnostics) return;
    const formatted =
      "```json\n" + JSON.stringify(this.diagnostics, null, 2) + "\n```";
-   await navigator.clipboard.writeText(formatted);
-   window.dispatchEvent(
-     new CustomEvent("show-message", {
-       detail: {
-         message: html`${translateText("troubleshooting.copied_to_clipboard")}`,
-         type: "info",
-         duration: 3000,
-       },
-     }),
-   );
+   try {
+     await navigator.clipboard.writeText(formatted);
+     window.dispatchEvent(
+       new CustomEvent("show-message", {
+         detail: {
+           message: html`${translateText("troubleshooting.copied_to_clipboard")}`,
+           type: "info",
+           duration: 3000,
+         },
+       }),
+     );
+   } catch {
+     window.dispatchEvent(
+       new CustomEvent("show-message", {
+         detail: {
+           message: html`${translateText("troubleshooting.copy_failed")}`,
+           type: "error",
+           duration: 3000,
+         },
+       }),
+     );
+   }
  }
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src/client/TroubleshootingModal.ts (3)

15-15: Unused property markdown.

This property is declared but never referenced in render() or elsewhere. Consider removing it to keep the component clean.

-  `@property`({ type: String }) markdown = "Loading...";

172-172: Prefer explicit return type TemplateResult.

Using unknown loses type safety. Returning TemplateResult (from lit) makes the contract clear.

-  private infoTip(text: string, warning?: boolean): unknown {
+  private infoTip(text: string, warning?: boolean): TemplateResult {

232-240: Use RenderingInfo type instead of any for compile-time type safety.

The rendering parameter should use the RenderingInfo type from ./utilities/Diagnostic instead of any. This enables TypeScript to catch typos at compile time. For example, accessing a non-existent property like rendering.gup would be caught immediately.

Add RenderingInfo to the existing import:

import {
  collectGraphicsDiagnostics,
  GraphicsDiagnostics,
+ RenderingInfo,
} from "./utilities/Diagnostic";

Then update the method signature:

- private describeRenderer(rendering: any): string {
+ private describeRenderer(rendering: RenderingInfo): string {

Comment on lines +207 to +214
private row(label: string, value: unknown) {
return html`
<div class="flex justify-between gap-4 text-sm">
<span class="text-slate-400">${label}</span>
<span class="text-right text-white max-w-100">${value}</span>
</div>
`;
}
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echo -e "\n=== Check Tailwind v4 theme syntax ==="
cat src/client/styles.css | grep -A 50 "@theme"

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#!/bin/bash
# Check for any PostCSS plugins that might add custom utilities
echo "=== Checking package.json for custom Tailwind plugins ==="
cat package.json | grep -A 50 "dependencies\|devDependencies" | head -100

echo -e "\n=== Final confirmation: does max-w-100 or min-w-75 appear in Tailwind defaults? ==="
# Standard Tailwind spacing values (4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32, etc.)
# But NOT 100 or 75 for arbitrary numeric scales
echo "Standard Tailwind max-width utilities do not include max-w-100 or min-w-75"
echo "These would need to be defined in a tailwind.config.js theme.extend.maxWidth or theme.extend.minWidth"

echo -e "\n=== Verify both occurrences ==="
rg "min-w-75|max-w-100" -B 1 -A 1

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Replace invalid Tailwind classes with proper syntax.

max-w-100 and min-w-75 are not standard Tailwind utilities and are not defined in this project's config. These classes will have no effect. Use arbitrary values instead: max-w-[100px] or similar, matching the pattern used elsewhere in the codebase (e.g., max-w-[200px]).

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@src/client/TroubleshootingModal.ts` around lines 207 - 214, The row method
uses invalid Tailwind classes (e.g., "max-w-100") that have no effect; update
the class string in the private row(label: string, value: unknown) method to use
Tailwind arbitrary-width utilities (for example replace "max-w-100" with
"max-w-[100px]" and any "min-w-75" usage with "min-w-[75px]" or a size
consistent with other components like "max-w-[200px]") so the intended widths
apply; ensure you update only the class attribute inside row and keep the rest
of the markup intact.

Comment on lines +514 to +532
const troubleshootingModal = document.querySelector(
"troubleshooting-modal",
) as TroubleshootingModal;
if (
!troubleshootingModal ||
!(troubleshootingModal instanceof TroubleshootingModal)
) {
console.warn("Troubleshooting modal element not found");
}
document
.getElementById("troubleshooting-button")
?.addEventListener("click", () => {
if (
troubleshootingModal &&
troubleshootingModal instanceof TroubleshootingModal
) {
troubleshootingModal.open();
}
});
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could we instead put this logic in the onClick() in HelpModal? Just to keep Main.ts from getting too large.

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