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Lets users repeat the notification sound and play their own .wav file
instead of the built-in chime.
New Notification repeat choice (1x-5x) in the tray panel under
Settings > Notifications.
notificationRepeat in config.json (1-10, default 1): how many times the
sound plays in a row. The panel setting writes this value.
notificationSoundPath in config.json (default empty): a .wav file played
instead of the built-in chime. A bare file name is looked up next to config.json; other paths must be absolute.
Defaults keep the current behaviour (built-in chime, played once), so existing
configs are unaffected.
Details
config.rs: two new fields with serde defaults; normalized() clamps the repeat count to 1-10 and trims whitespace/quotes around the path.
service.rs: new set_notification_repeat, saved through the same update_config path as the other notification settings. The two values are added to BridgeSnapshot but marked #[serde(skip)], so GET /v1/status is unchanged and a local file path is not exposed to web origins.
desktop.rs: a Notification repeat combo box (disabled while the notification sound switch is off, like Volume) sends a new SetNotificationRepeat command. The Settings view is already scrollable, so the panel height is unchanged. If a custom sound cannot be used, the reason is shown on the panel's error line.
overlay/chime.rs: the built-in chime can repeat; new WAV reader for custom sounds (PCM 8/16/24/32-bit and 32-bit float, mono or stereo, extra chunks such as LIST skipped). At most the first 10 seconds play per repeat, with a short fade at the cut. Volume applies to custom sounds too.
overlay/mod.rs: Overlay::chime takes the repeat count and sound path. If the file cannot be used (missing, MP3, unsupported encoding), the built-in chime plays instead and the reason is returned.
overlay/linux.rs: the WAV is now written to paplay/aplay from background thread. With longer sounds the previous synchronous write would have blocked the UI thread for as long as the sound plays.
README.md: documents the new settings.
Not included: MP3 support (would need a new decoding dependency) and a file picker for the sound in the panel; the sound file is config-only for now.
Testing
Unit tests for repeat timing and clamping, WAV parsing for all supported formats, cut-off and fade of long files, truncated headers, error messages for unsupported files, the panel's repeat choices, and config default/clamp/round-trip. The failed-config-write integration test also covers set_notification_repeat.
Checked on Linux with real WAV files (mono/stereo, 8/16/24/32-bit, float, ffmpeg output with a LIST chunk) and with MP3, ADPCM, 6-channel and missing files.
CI (fmt, clippy, tests on Linux/macOS/Windows) is green on my fork.
Manually tested on Windows: Notification repeat menu changes the count, Test plays the sound that many times, custom
WAV via notificationSoundPath works.
Not tested on macOS.
AI-assisted: yes (Claude Code)
Note
Add notification repeat count and custom WAV sound file support
Adds notificationRepeatCount (1–10, default 1) and customNotificationSoundPath config settings, normalized in config.rs. Relative paths resolve against the config directory.
Custom WAV loading in chime.rs validates RIFF structure, encoding, channels, sample rate, and bit depth. Playback repeats with a gap, caps each repeat at 10 seconds, and fades the cut. Invalid files fall back to the built-in chime and surface the reason in the tray panel.
The tray settings panel in desktop.rs adds a repeat selector with choices 1–5, plus a 3-second pending window so an incoming snapshot does not overwrite a just-made selection.
Overlay.chime in mod.rs now takes volume, repeat count, and custom path, and Linux Speaker.play writes WAV bytes on a background thread.
Behavioral Change: snapshots in service.rs carry the new fields in memory but omit them from GET /v1/status; the built-in chime now repeats per the configured count instead of playing once.
Customize notification sounds with a WAV file or keep the built-in two-note chime. Supported formats include mono or stereo PCM and 32-bit float WAV files.
Configure notifications to repeat up to 10 times; the tray panel offers settings for up to 5 repeats.
Custom sounds use the notification volume and sound switch. If a custom file can’t be played, the built-in chime plays and the tray panel explains why.
Playback of custom sounds is limited to 10 seconds per repeat, with a fade at the end.
Documentation
Added guidance on custom sound settings, supported formats, playback limits, and fallback behavior.
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Review comments at @README.md:
- Around line 134-135: Update the README notification fallback description to
distinguish banner playback from the no-banner case: when TrayApp::present uses
a system notification, clarify that the custom .wav is not read and neither the
built-in chime nor tray-panel reason is shown.
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Walkthrough
The change adds notification sound path and repeat settings, custom WAV loading and playback, repeated built-in chimes, and tray controls for repeat count. When custom WAV playback fails, the overlay plays the built-in chime and returns the failure reason for display in the tray panel.
Changes: Notification Sound
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Summary
Notification sound settings and persistence src/config.rs, src/service.rs, tests/backend_local_profiles.rs
Configuration adds a custom sound path and repeat count with defaults and normalization. Service snapshots include both settings, and repeat-count updates persist through the service.
WAV generation and playback src/overlay/chime.rs, src/overlay/mod.rs, src/overlay/linux.rs
Built-in chimes support repeats. Custom WAV playback resolves paths, validates and converts supported formats, applies volume, limits each play to ten seconds, and falls back to the built-in chime on failure. Linux playback writes audio on a background thread.
Tray controls and playback wiring src/desktop.rs, README.md
The tray panel offers repeat counts from 1–5 and sends changes to the service. Notification playback passes the configured sound path and repeat count to the overlay. The README documents the settings and WAV behavior.
sequenceDiagram
participant TrayApp
participant BridgeService
participant Overlay
participant Speaker
TrayApp->>BridgeService: Persist notification repeat count
BridgeService-->>TrayApp: Return snapshot with sound path and repeat count
TrayApp->>Overlay: Request chime with volume, repeat count, and sound path
Overlay->>Overlay: Load custom WAV or select built-in chime
Overlay->>Speaker: Play generated WAV audio
Overlay-->>TrayApp: Return custom-sound failure reason, if any
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Merge Risk: Low · up to dcb67
The change is mergeable with bounded follow-up: custom sounds have several edge-case failures, slow storage can stall the tray, and some warnings or failed setting saves lack clear feedback. Default notification behavior has no established broad regression.
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Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — Adds configurable notification repeats and custom WAV sounds while preserving existing defaults. An unresolved concern remains: reading custom files on the GUI thread can freeze the tray when a mounted drive stalls; asynchronous loading or explicit acceptance of that risk needs human judgment.
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Minor · Cache the synthesized chime or move synthesis off the UI thread. · chime.rs:42-52
src/overlay/chime.rs:42-52 Minor · Performance & Scalability · Quick win
Cache the synthesized chime or move synthesis off the UI thread.
With notificationRepeat at 10, chime::wav runs on the UI thread and blocks it until synthesis finishes. Cache the WAV bytes per (volume, repeats), or synthesize on a worker thread.
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Review comment at @src/overlay/chime.rs around lines 42 - 52:
Update chime::wav to reuse cached WAV bytes keyed by (volume, repeats), so
repeated calls avoid running the sample synthesis loop on the UI thread.
Add a success-path test for set_notification_repeat.
The only test reference to set_notification_repeat is the failed write at line 544. That assertion runs inside failed_config_writes_preserve_all_in_memory_preferences, which uses server(true). No test calls the setter on a writable config, and no test checks the saved notificationRepeat value after the write. A change that drops the assignment in the setter, or stops saving it, would still pass the suite. The config unit test parses and serializes notificationRepeat but does not call the setter, so it cannot detect this loss.
Add a test that sets a repeat count on a writable config, then checks the saved notificationRepeat value. This covers the persistence path used by the tray panel's repeat control.
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Review comment at @tests/backend_local_profiles.rs at line 544:
Add a success-path test for set_notification_repeat that uses a writable config,
sets a repeat count, and verifies the saved notificationRepeat value reflects
the update.
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375-380: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Add a test that places a metadata chunk before fmt .
riff() writes the optional LIST chunk only after the fmt body, and no test places an extra chunk before fmt . The parser skips a non-required chunk that appears before fmt , but the suite does not exercise that order. A change that required fmt to come first would still pass the current tests.
Add an option to the fixture that places the extra chunk before fmt . Assert the same decoded output as stereo_files_with_extra_chunks_keep_both_channels.
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Review comment at @src/overlay/chime.rs around lines 375 - 380:
Update the `riff()` test fixture to optionally place the extra `LIST` chunk
before the `fmt ` chunk, then add a test asserting that this ordering produces
the same decoded output as `stereo_files_with_extra_chunks_keep_both_channels`.
Add a test that exercises the repeat selector's send path.
the_panel_offers_one_to_five_repeats_within_the_config_limit checks NOTIFICATION_REPEATS and its bounds only. The notification-repeat selector sends BridgeCommand::SetNotificationRepeat inline, inside its combo box closure. No test runs that closure. Removing the send_command call would leave the test suite passing. The backend setter has direct coverage in tests/backend_local_profiles.rs, but the selection-to-command link does not.
A helper that maps a choice to a command would not catch this regression, because the selector would still skip the helper. The test must run the selector and assert the command it sends. This needs a way to render the panel and observe the sent command. The repository has no UI test harness, so this adds test infrastructure.
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Review comment at @src/desktop.rs around lines 2404 - 2409:
Extend `the_panel_offers_one_to_five_repeats_within_the_config_limit` or add a
focused test that renders the panel, selects a `notification-repeat` option, and
asserts the emitted `BridgeCommand::SetNotificationRepeat`. Add only the UI test
infrastructure needed to observe the command, and exercise the selector’s actual
send path rather than testing a choice-to-command helper.
Fix comments: Fix CodeRabbit comments on this PR
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @README.md:
- Around line 118-120: Update the notificationSoundPath bullet in the README to
state that bare file names and relative paths with subdirectories resolve from
the folder containing config.json, while absolute paths are used as written.
Preserve the existing path-separator guidance.
- Around line 130-131: Update the README’s WAV format list to distinguish PCM
support at 8, 16, 24, or 32 bit from float support at 32 bit only; retain the
mono-or-stereo and MP3 limitations.
Review comments at @src/config.rs:
- Around line 230-235: Update BridgeConfig::normalized and resolve_sound_path to
remove whitespace trimming while retaining surrounding-quote removal, so leading
or trailing spaces remain part of the configured filename and are passed
unchanged to file resolution.
Review comments at @src/desktop.rs:
- Line 764: Update the snapshot handling in refresh_snapshot to skip assigning
notification_repeat while a repeat update is pending, mirroring the existing
adjusting_volume guard; resume applying snapshot values once the update is no
longer pending.
- Around line 1993-1996: Update the SetNotificationRepeat command handler to
send the result of command_service.set_notification_repeat(count) back to the
tray instead of only logging failures, so the tray can preserve its saved count
and display the error when the save fails.
- Around line 874-877: Track custom notification sound failures in a dedicated
field instead of `self.last_error`, and clear that sound-specific field when the
custom chime succeeds in the `Ok(None)` branch. Preserve unrelated errors by
leaving `self.last_error` unchanged on successful chimes.
- Around line 702-703: Update refresh_overlay to drain and present notices only
after self.snapshot is set; until then, leave notices queued so they can use the
sound settings from the first snapshot. Preserve the existing notice delivery
and overlay tick behavior once a snapshot is available.
Review comments at @src/overlay/chime.rs:
- Around line 221-223: Update parse_encoding so WAVE_FORMAT_EXTENSIBLE is
accepted only when the fmt body is at least 40 bytes and bytes 26–39 match the
shared PCM/IEEE-float GUID tail, including bytes 26–27. Reject incomplete or
unknown GUIDs before assigning the encoding from word(24).
Review comments at @src/overlay/linux.rs:
- Around line 446-450: Check the result of `std::thread::Builder::spawn` in the
chime playback flow instead of discarding it. If starting the writer thread
fails, log a warning with the error and stop the player using the existing
`child` handle; preserve the successful spawn behavior.
Review comments at @src/overlay/mod.rs:
- Around line 66-67: Update Overlay::chime so resolving and loading/decoding a
custom WAV does not block the GUI thread: perform the custom_wav work on a
worker thread and send its result back over a channel, then handle playback or
errors when the result returns while keeping refresh_overlay responsive.
- Around line 74-75: Update OverlayHandle::chime to distinguish a custom WAV
from the built-in chime and retry playback with chime::wav(volume, repeats) if
playing the custom WAV fails. Route the resulting playback error through the
notice problem path in TrayApp::present rather than only logging it.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @src/overlay/chime.rs:
- Around line 42-52: Update chime::wav to reuse cached WAV bytes keyed by
(volume, repeats), so repeated calls avoid running the sample synthesis loop on
the UI thread.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @src/desktop.rs:
- Around line 2404-2409: Extend
`the_panel_offers_one_to_five_repeats_within_the_config_limit` or add a focused
test that renders the panel, selects a `notification-repeat` option, and asserts
the emitted `BridgeCommand::SetNotificationRepeat`. Add only the UI test
infrastructure needed to observe the command, and exercise the selector’s actual
send path rather than testing a choice-to-command helper.
Review comments at @src/overlay/chime.rs:
- Around line 375-380: Update the `riff()` test fixture to optionally place the
extra `LIST` chunk before the `fmt ` chunk, then add a test asserting that this
ordering produces the same decoded output as
`stereo_files_with_extra_chunks_keep_both_channels`.
Review comments at @tests/backend_local_profiles.rs:
- Line 544: Add a success-path test for set_notification_repeat that uses a
writable config, sets a repeat count, and verifies the saved notificationRepeat
value reflects the update.
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src/overlay/chime.rs
src/overlay/linux.rs
src/overlay/mod.rs
src/service.rs
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Low value
Supported by static analysis
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Stop trimming the configured sound filename.
On Linux, a filename can end in a space. The value is trimmed in two places before File::open receives it. Changing only normalized() does not fix the problem, because resolve_sound_path trims the value again. Remove the whitespace trimming at both places. Keep the quote removal, because the documented quoted form depends on it.
Surrounding whitespace then becomes part of the file name. A value with a leading or trailing space must match the file name exactly. If it does not match, the built-in chime plays and the panel reports the reason.
Trace
src/config.rs:230-235 trims the stored value.
src/config.rs:379 and :392 run normalized() on load.
src/service.rs:868 copies the value into the snapshot.
src/desktop.rs:871 passes it to Overlay::chime.
src/overlay/mod.rs resolves it through chime::resolve_sound_path.
src/overlay/chime.rs:104 trims it again.
src/overlay/chime.rs:116 opens the resolved path as given.
// src/overlay/chime.rs, in resolve_sound_path()
- let path = PathBuf::from(value.trim().trim_matches('"'));+ let path = PathBuf::from(value.trim_matches('"'));
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Review comment at @src/config.rs around lines 230 - 235:
Update BridgeConfig::normalized and resolve_sound_path to remove whitespace
trimming while retaining surrounding-quote removal, so leading or trailing
spaces remain part of the configured filename and are passed unchanged to file
resolution.
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Hold notices until the first snapshot sets the sound settings.
TrayApp::new starts with an empty sound path and a repeat count of 1. refresh_overlay presents queued notices without checking whether a snapshot has arrived. A notice that is presented before the first snapshot plays the built-in chime once, not the configured sound. Skip notice delivery until self.snapshot is set. The notices stay in the channel until then.
Suggested fix
fn refresh_overlay(&mut self) -> Option<Duration> {
- while let Ok(notice) = self.notices.try_recv() {- self.present(¬ice);- }+ // Keep notices queued until the first snapshot supplies the sound settings.+ if self.snapshot.is_some() {+ while let Ok(notice) = self.notices.try_recv() {+ self.present(¬ice);+ }+ }
self.overlay.as_mut()?.tick()
}
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Review comment at @src/desktop.rs around lines 702 - 703:
Update refresh_overlay to drain and present notices only after self.snapshot is
set; until then, leave notices queued so they can use the sound settings from
the first snapshot. Preserve the existing notice delivery and overlay tick
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When set_notification_repeat fails, the command handler only logs the error. The tray has already set the new count after send_command succeeded. The next snapshot then restores the saved count within about one second, and the tray shows no error. Send the save result back to the tray so it can keep the saved count and show the failure.
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Review comment at @src/desktop.rs around lines 1993 - 1996:
Update the SetNotificationRepeat command handler to send the result of
command_service.set_notification_repeat(count) back to the tray instead of only
logging failures, so the tray can preserve its saved count and display the error
when the save fails.
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Log and stop the player when the chime writer thread fails to start.
If std::thread::Builder::spawn fails, the closure drops stdin and wav. The pipe closes and play still returns Ok(()), so no sound plays and nothing is logged. Check the spawn result. On failure, log a warning and kill the player.
Suggested fix
--- "a/src/overlay/linux.rs"+++ "b/src/overlay/linux.rs"@@ -443,11 +443,16 @@
// separate thread feeds it instead; closing the pipe, or killing the
// player, ends that thread.
if let Some(mut stdin) = child.stdin.take() {
- let _ = std::thread::Builder::new()+ if let Err(error) = std::thread::Builder::new()
.name("chime-writer".into())
.spawn(move || {
let _ = stdin.write_all(&wav);
- });+ })+ {+ tracing::warn!(%error, "Could not start the chime writer");+ let _ = child.kill();+ let _ = child.wait();+ }
}
self.playback = Some(child);
Ok(())
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let _ = std::thread::Builder::new()
.name("chime-writer".into())
.spawn(move || {
let _ = stdin.write_all(&wav);
});
ifletErr(error) = std::thread::Builder::new()
.name("chime-writer".into())
.spawn(move || {
let _ = stdin.write_all(&wav);
})
{
tracing::warn!(%error,"Could not start the chime writer");
let _ = child.kill();
let _ = child.wait();
}
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Review comment at @src/overlay/linux.rs around lines 446 - 450:
Check the result of `std::thread::Builder::spawn` in the chime playback flow
instead of discarding it. If starting the writer thread fails, log a warning
with the error and stop the player using the existing `child` handle; preserve
the successful spawn behavior.
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Read custom notification sounds off the GUI thread.
Overlay::chime opens and reads a custom WAV file on the GUI thread. A stalled mounted drive blocks refresh_overlay, and the tray panel stops responding until the read returns. Read and decode the file on a worker thread, then send the result back over a channel.
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Keep the custom_wav call off the refresh_overlay path. Start the read on a worker thread when the notice arrives. Play the chime when the worker returns the bytes or an error.
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Review comment at @src/overlay/mod.rs around lines 66 - 67:
Update Overlay::chime so resolving and loading/decoding a custom WAV does not
block the GUI thread: perform the custom_wav work on a worker thread and send
its result back over a channel, then handle playback or errors when the result
returns while keeping refresh_overlay responsive.
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Web query:
Microsoft waveOutOpen WAVE_MAPPER format not supported WAVERR_BADFORMAT format conversion documentation
Result:
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- Determining Nonstandard Format Support - Win32 apps | Microsoft Learn — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/multimedia/determining-nonstandard-format-support
- Devices and Data Types - Win32 apps | Microsoft Learn — https://learn.microsoft.com/is-is/windows/win32/multimedia/devices-and-data-types
- waveOutOpen function (Windows) | Microsoft Learn — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/dd743866%28v%3Dvs.85%29
- Specifics for waveOut Clients - Windows drivers | Microsoft Learn — https://learn.microsoft.com/ga-ie/windows-hardware/drivers/audio/specifics-for-waveout-clients
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Retry the built-in chime when custom sound playback fails.
OverlayHandle::chime falls back only when the custom WAV cannot be read or decoded. A speaker.play error propagates, and TrayApp::present only logs it, so no sound plays. On Windows, waveOutOpen can reject a format that parse_encoding accepts. Retry playback with chime::wav(volume, repeats) when the custom sound fails, and report the error as the notice problem.
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Review comment at @src/overlay/mod.rs around lines 74 - 75:
Update OverlayHandle::chime to distinguish a custom WAV from the built-in chime
and retry playback with chime::wav(volume, repeats) if playing the custom WAV
fails. Route the resulting playback error through the notice problem path in
TrayApp::present rather than only logging it.
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Show the custom sound warning even after a successful command.
902-903: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Show the custom sound warning even after a successful command.
send_command clears last_error after any successful send. The custom-sound warning is stored in last_error and in sound_problem, but the panel renders only last_error. After an unrelated command, the reason the custom sound is not used disappears from the panel. Render sound_problem on the home view while it is set.
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Review comment at @src/desktop.rs around lines 902 - 903:
Update the home view’s warning rendering to show sound_problem whenever it is
set, independently of last_error, so a successful send_command does not hide the
custom-sound warning.
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git show 30a3290ef88200f83a8083a88a3143d5e12eeaa8:README.md | grep -n -F -e 'built-in chime' -e 'cannot be used' -e 'names the reason' -e 'Notification sound'||test"$?" -eq 1
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git diff --unified=0 30a3290ef88200f83a8083a88a3143d5e12eeaa8 dcb67dfbffe45aa69dc037463f0bfc9a8211ab8d -- README.md ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: OpenMouse-Project/OpenMouse-Bridge
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Qualify the README notification fallback for the case with no banner.
When the banner cannot be created, TrayApp::present shows a system notification and never reads the custom .wav. The built-in chime and the tray-panel reason do not occur, so the README sentence is inaccurate for that case.
📝 Suggested README change
-Notification sound switch apply to custom sounds too.+Notification sound switch apply to custom sounds too. If the banner cannot be+shown, the custom file is not read: the notice appears as a system notification+with the system's own sound, without a chime or a reason.
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Review comment at @README.md around lines 134 - 135:
Update the README notification fallback description to distinguish banner
playback from the no-banner case: when TrayApp::present uses a system
notification, clarify that the custom .wav is not read and neither the built-in
chime nor tray-panel reason is shown.
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Summary
Lets users repeat the notification sound and play their own
.wavfileinstead of the built-in chime.
Settings > Notifications.
notificationRepeatinconfig.json(1-10, default 1): how many times thesound plays in a row. The panel setting writes this value.
notificationSoundPathinconfig.json(default empty): a.wavfile playedinstead of the built-in chime. A bare file name is looked up next to
config.json; other paths must be absolute.Defaults keep the current behaviour (built-in chime, played once), so existing
configs are unaffected.
Details
config.rs: two new fields with serde defaults;normalized()clamps the repeat count to 1-10 and trims whitespace/quotes around the path.service.rs: newset_notification_repeat, saved through the sameupdate_configpath as the other notification settings. The two values are added toBridgeSnapshotbut marked#[serde(skip)], soGET /v1/statusis unchanged and a local file path is not exposed to web origins.desktop.rs: a Notification repeat combo box (disabled while the notification sound switch is off, like Volume) sends a newSetNotificationRepeatcommand. The Settings view is already scrollable, so the panel height is unchanged. If a custom sound cannot be used, the reason is shown on the panel's error line.overlay/chime.rs: the built-in chime can repeat; new WAV reader for custom sounds (PCM 8/16/24/32-bit and 32-bit float, mono or stereo, extra chunks such asLISTskipped). At most the first 10 seconds play per repeat, with a short fade at the cut. Volume applies to custom sounds too.overlay/mod.rs:Overlay::chimetakes the repeat count and sound path. If the file cannot be used (missing, MP3, unsupported encoding), the built-in chime plays instead and the reason is returned.overlay/linux.rs: the WAV is now written topaplay/aplayfrom background thread. With longer sounds the previous synchronous write would have blocked the UI thread for as long as the sound plays.README.md: documents the new settings.Not included: MP3 support (would need a new decoding dependency) and a file picker for the sound in the panel; the sound file is config-only for now.
Testing
set_notification_repeat.LISTchunk) and with MP3, ADPCM, 6-channel and missing files.WAV via notificationSoundPath works.
AI-assisted: yes (Claude Code)
Note
Add notification repeat count and custom WAV sound file support
notificationRepeatCount(1–10, default 1) andcustomNotificationSoundPathconfig settings, normalized in config.rs. Relative paths resolve against the config directory.Overlay.chimein mod.rs now takes volume, repeat count, and custom path, and LinuxSpeaker.playwrites WAV bytes on a background thread.GET /v1/status; the built-in chime now repeats per the configured count instead of playing once.Macroscope summarized dcb67df.
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