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Both drivers claim disjoint interface shapes, so the shared 0x0300 receiver can expose either or both interfaces without a registry clash (the overlap sweep passes).
src/hitscan/xvi-inputs.ts: button action encode/decode and labels, KeyboardEvent.code → HID key tables, macro event stream codec, GBK name encoder/decoder (including the vendor's UTF-16LE Profile default-name marker).
src/drivers/hitscan/xvi-hid.ts: HitscanXviHidClient reads the full settings surface into MouseStatus, refreshes battery/signal/active profile live, and verifies every write by reading the value back. Adds profile switching/renaming, six-slot button remapping (left-click slot protected), and the 20-slot macro library (read/write/delete with assignment guards).
MouseStatus gains four Hitscan-scoped optional fields (hitscanSpdt, hitscanClickTimings, hitscanTournamentScroll, hitscanCompetitiveMode).
Registry entry scores the web client above the native one; picker filters cover both product sets; README and docs updated, including docs/hitscan-web-protocol.md with the full command table and value encodings.
Hardware testing
None. Nothing in this PR is hardware-verified. Every value was read from the shipped web bundle:
vendor/xvi-20260924.min.js — packet constructors and reply offsets
app.js — UI ranges and defaults
Every setter reads its value back and throws on mismatch, so wrong assumptions fail loudly rather than silently. readStatus() stays resilient: battery, signal, colours, SPDT, timings and tournament scroll are optional reads; core sensor/settings failures still fail the read.
Unknowns
Behaviour on real X/N mice and both dongle firmware families.
Whether every firmware accepts all four DPI stages, 8 kHz, SPDT timings or the tournament-scroll timeout.
Whether the shared 0x0300 receiver exposes the native Utility interface and this control interface simultaneously.
Firmware flashing, pairing and factory reset are intentionally not exposed.
Tests
npm run check passes: build, 2740 tests, pack dry-run. New coverage:
src/hitscan/xvi.test.ts: frame/offset assertions, every decoder, button/macro round-trips, GBK names, notifications.
src/drivers/hitscan/xvi-hid.test.ts: fake 64-byte feature-report device covering status, receiver identification, all setters with read-back, profiles, buttons, macro library, notifications and prefixed replies.
OpenMouse follow-up
No matching OpenMouse application PR yet; the new hitscan* status fields need UI wiring in the app repository. This PR only lands the protocol and driver layers.
Note
Add Hitscan XVI web control protocol and HitscanXviHidClient driver
Adds the XVI protocol layer in xvi.ts: request frame builders, reply validation, and decoders for profiles, DPI stages, settings, buttons, macros, and input-report notifications. Profile and macro names use GBK encoding with a UTF-16LE default-profile path.
Adds codecs in xvi-inputs.ts: button-action encode/decode with label lookup, macro event streams (validated for balanced key-down/up and no held keys), and GBK name encoding.
Adds xvi-hid.ts: a full HID client with serialized commands, feature-report polling with retries (up to 5 sends, 30 polls each), cached status, read-back-verified setters, button remapping, and chunked macro storage. The left button cannot be disabled or remapped.
Registers the client in registry.ts at score 10 ahead of the existing HitscanHidClient (score 7), and extends HID filters in vendors.ts.
Extends MouseStatus in mouse-types.ts with optional SPDT, click-timing, tournament-scroll, and competitive-mode fields. Protocol reference added in hitscan-web-protocol.md.
Behavioral Change: new Hitscan XVI product IDs now route to HitscanXviHidClient instead of the existing Hitscan driver; setters throw on read-back mismatch, and MouseStatus consumers see new nullable fields.
line 386: The name decoder removes whitespace as well as NUL padding, although hitscanXviEncodeGbkName accepts and preserves surrounding whitespace. For example, encoding and decoding " Work " returns "Work". Consequently HitscanXviHidClient.renameProfile writes this valid name but then throws its read-back mismatch error even when the device retained the exact bytes. Preserve whitespace when decoding (including the UTF-16 branch), or normalize/reject it consistently before writing. [ Cross-file consolidated ]
line 140: checkedBytes validates only after Uint8Array.from has already changed the input values, so its byte-range check can never reject invalid numbers. For example, hitscanXviButtonSetRequest(1, 2, 1, [257]) silently writes [1] (Left Click) instead of rejecting the invalid byte. MDN's TypedArray documentation states that integer arrays truncate decimals and retain only the lowest bits. Validate the original data elements before conversion so callers do not unknowingly send different button, colour, name or macro bytes. [ Out of scope (post-validation triage) ]
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added support for Hitscan XVI devices, including status and battery information, DPI and performance settings, profiles, button mappings, and macro management.
Device settings are checked after changes; unsupported or invalid macro data is treated as read-only.
Documentation
Added a reference for Hitscan web control and clarified how it differs from the native Utility protocol.
The web-control protocol has not been validated with physical hardware.
Add the control.hitscan.com generation (release 1.0.15-fe600431) beside
the existing native Utility protocol. It uses vendor 0x3770 products
0x0136 (Hyperlight X), 0x0194 (Hyperlight N) and the shared 0x0300
receiver over 64-byte feature report 0, not report 8.
The codec covers profiles, DPI stages/colours, polling, lift-off,
auto-sleep, sensor angle, Motion Sync, Performance/Competitive mode,
SPDT, click timings, tournament scroll, buttons, GBK names, the
20-slot macro library and input-report-4 notifications. The driver
reads the full status surface, verifies every write by reading it back,
and registers ahead of the legacy client without sharing an interface
shape. Not tested on hardware.
This change adds protocol codecs and a HID client for Hitscan XVi web control. It registers supported product IDs, exposes the new APIs, adds tests, and documents the protocol and its stated evidence limits.
Changes: Hitscan XVi support
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Summary
Protocol packets and commands src/hitscan/xvi.ts, src/hitscan/xvi.test.ts, docs/hitscan-web-protocol.md
Adds packet framing, request builders, reply decoders, notification decoding, and protocol limits. Tests cover packet handling, commands, values, and notifications.
Button, macro, and name codecs src/hitscan/xvi-inputs.ts, src/hitscan/xvi.test.ts, docs/hitscan-web-protocol.md
Adds button-action and macro-event encoding and decoding, plus GBK name handling and tests for these formats.
HID client and device status src/drivers/hitscan/xvi-hid.ts, src/drivers/mouse-types.ts, src/drivers/hitscan/xvi-hid.test.ts
Adds device detection, lifecycle handling, serialized feature-report transactions, and status reads. MouseStatus gains optional Hitscan fields.
Settings, profiles, buttons, and macros src/drivers/hitscan/xvi-hid.ts, src/drivers/hitscan/xvi-hid.test.ts, docs/hitscan-web-protocol.md
Adds setting and profile operations with read-back checks, button remapping, macro storage operations, and client tests.
The new Hitscan web-control driver is mostly sound, but a few small issues should be fixed. Settings shown after a profile switch can be out of date, the first status read can be slow on firmware lacking some optional commands, and some invalid macro keys are accepted instead of rejected. These are bounded, easy fixes, and the driver has not been tested on real hardware.
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🟡 Mediumhitscan/xvi-hid.ts:836
readBattery() can overlap another feature-report round trip, replacing the transport’s pending reply and causing the other command to retry or time out (or the battery read to return null). It bypasses run(), so queue the complete battery read with the other commands.
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In file @src/drivers/hitscan/xvi-hid.ts around line 836:
`readBattery()` can overlap another feature-report round trip, replacing the transport’s pending reply and causing the other command to retry or time out (or the battery read to return `null`). It bypasses `run()`, so queue the complete battery read with the other commands.
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🟠 Highhitscan/xvi-hid.ts:815
renameProfile writes names with surrounding whitespace and then throws its read-back verification error even when the device retains the name; the decoder trims that whitespace before the comparison, so cached profile names are not updated. Normalize or reject the name before writing, or preserve whitespace in the decoder, so the write and verification use the same value.
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src/hitscan/xvi-inputs.ts:386
The name decoder removes whitespace as well as NUL padding, although hitscanXviEncodeGbkName accepts and preserves surrounding whitespace. For example, encoding and decoding " Work " returns "Work". Consequently HitscanXviHidClient.renameProfile writes this valid name but then throws its read-back mismatch error even when the device retained the exact bytes. Preserve whitespace when decoding (including the UTF-16 branch), or normalize/reject it consistently before writing.
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In file @src/drivers/hitscan/xvi-hid.ts around line 815:
`renameProfile` writes names with surrounding whitespace and then throws its read-back verification error even when the device retains the name; the decoder trims that whitespace before the comparison, so cached profile names are not updated. Normalize or reject the name before writing, or preserve whitespace in the decoder, so the write and verification use the same value.
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- src/hitscan/xvi-inputs.ts:386 -- The name decoder removes whitespace as well as NUL padding, although `hitscanXviEncodeGbkName` accepts and preserves surrounding whitespace. For example, encoding and decoding `" Work "` returns `"Work"`. Consequently `HitscanXviHidClient.renameProfile` writes this valid name but then throws its read-back mismatch error even when the device retained the exact bytes. Preserve whitespace when decoding (including the UTF-16 branch), or normalize/reject it consistently before writing.
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🟠 Highhitscan/xvi-hid.ts:408
When the active profile changes, live status reports the new activeProfile alongside the previous profile’s DPI stages, polling rate, button mappings, and other settings. readLiveStatus and setActiveProfile update only the profile ID, so subsequent live reads keep reusing the stale settings; reload the profile data or invalidate the cached status in both paths.
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When the active profile changes, live status reports the new `activeProfile` alongside the previous profile’s DPI stages, polling rate, button mappings, and other settings. `readLiveStatus` and `setActiveProfile` update only the profile ID, so subsequent live reads keep reusing the stale settings; reload the profile data or invalidate the cached status in both paths.
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🟠 Highhitscan/xvi-hid.ts:561
With separate axes enabled, setDpi() leaves the device's Y DPI unchanged but caches the new X value as dpiY; subsequent readStatus(true) therefore reports the wrong Y DPI indefinitely because live reads preserve that cached status. Cache the active stage's retained y value instead.
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With separate axes enabled, `setDpi()` leaves the device's Y DPI unchanged but caches the new X value as `dpiY`; subsequent `readStatus(true)` therefore reports the wrong Y DPI indefinitely because live reads preserve that cached status. Cache the active stage's retained `y` value instead.
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🟠 Highhitscan/xvi-hid.ts:588
Shrinking the stage count below the active stage leaves lastStatus.activeDpiStage pointing past the new stage list, so subsequent status reads report an invalid selection and stale DPI. The device is switched to stage count, but this method never verifies that selection or updates the cached stage and DPI; update the cache after confirming the new active stage.
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Shrinking the stage count below the active stage leaves `lastStatus.activeDpiStage` pointing past the new stage list, so subsequent status reads report an invalid selection and stale DPI. The device is switched to stage `count`, but this method never verifies that selection or updates the cached stage and DPI; update the cache after confirming the new active stage.
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🟡 Mediumhitscan/xvi-inputs.ts:158
Modifier-only bindings decode as custom instead of key, so the driver displays Custom (04 01 00) for a supported Control binding. The decoder requires a key usage name, but usage 0 has none; accept usage 0 when the modifier mask is nonzero and preserve that mask in the decoded action.
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Modifier-only bindings decode as `custom` instead of `key`, so the driver displays `Custom (04 01 00)` for a supported Control binding. The decoder requires a key usage name, but usage `0` has none; accept usage `0` when the modifier mask is nonzero and preserve that mask in the decoded action.
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hitscanXviReply returns null for any reply whose status is not OK or ASLEEP. An explicit error reply for an unsupported command is therefore handled like silence. transact then runs SENDS × POLLS_PER_SEND × POLL_INTERVAL_MS, about 3 s, before it fails.
readSettings has up to six optional reads: colours, sleep, competitive mode, SPDT, tournament scroll, and timings. A firmware that lacks several of them can add 15–20 s to the first readStatus. The PR states that support across firmware variants is unverified, so this is a realistic case.
Add an optional parameter to transact, for example sends = SENDS. Let optional use a budget of one or two sends. Required reads and writes keep the full budget.
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Add a sends parameter to transact, defaulting to SENDS, and have reads wrapped
by optional pass a one- or two-send budget through to it. Keep required reads
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Review comments at @docs/hitscan-web-protocol.md:
- Around line 27-29: Update the documentation to say the picker filters by
vendor/product and the registry also gates Hitscan client entries using the
descriptor check in HitscanXviHidClient.isSupported; do not attribute interface
selection to hitscanXviReply.
Review comments at @src/drivers/hitscan/xvi-hid.ts:
- Around line 408-410: Update readLiveStatus to invalidate lastStatus and return
null when the reported profileId differs from previous.activeProfile, allowing
readStatus to continue with a full status read. Update setActiveProfile to
invalidate lastStatus after changing profiles so the next read also refreshes
all profile-specific settings.
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- Line 239: Add HitscanXviHidClient explicitly to the SupportedClient union so
typed consumers can select this registered client.
Review comments at @src/hitscan/xvi-inputs.ts:
- Around line 104-105: Update lookups of caller-supplied keys and actions in the
Hitscan action handlers, hitscanXviEncodeMacroEvents, and hitscanXviButtonLabel
to accept own table properties only. Apply this check consistently to the
HITSCAN_XVI_MOUSE_ACTIONS, HITSCAN_XVI_KEY_CODES, HITSCAN_XVI_MOUSE_BITS,
HITSCAN_XVI_MODIFIER_CODES, HITSCAN_XVI_SIMPLE_ACTIONS, and
HITSCAN_XVI_MEDIA_CODES tables so inherited names are treated as unsupported
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Review comments at @src/drivers/hitscan/xvi-hid.ts:
- Around line 299-305: Add a sends parameter to transact, defaulting to SENDS,
and have reads wrapped by optional pass a one- or two-send budget through to it.
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src/drivers/mouse-types.ts
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src/drivers/registry.ts
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Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Fix the documented interface-selection mechanism.
hitscanXviReply only normalizes a reply and checks its status, class and command bytes. It does not select an interface. The descriptor-shape check (feature report id 0 with 512 bits) is in HitscanXviHidClient.isSupported. The registry calls isSupported for each Hitscan client entry. Line 27 also says the picker uses vendor/product only, but the registry gates each client on the descriptor check as well. Name the correct symbol so readers do not look for descriptor logic in the protocol module.
📝 Proposed doc fix
--- "a/docs/hitscan-web-protocol.md"+++ "b/docs/hitscan-web-protocol.md"@@ -24,9 +24,9 @@
| `0x0194` | Wired | Hyperlight N |
| `0x0300` | Receiver | Paired mouse id comes from `GetDevicePID` |
-The picker uses vendor/product only. `hitscanXviReply` selects the control-interface by descriptor shape, exactly like the vendor app (`featureReports`-with report id 0 and 512 bits).+The picker filters by vendor/product. `HitscanXviHidClient.isSupported` then+selects the control interface by descriptor shape, like the vendor app+(`featureReports` with report id 0 and 512 bits).
Requests use mouse device id `2` in byte 2. The dongle's own firmware query
(`GetFirmwareVersion` for the receiver) uses device id `0`.
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The picker uses vendor/product only. `hitscanXviReply` selects the control
interface by descriptor shape, exactly like the vendor app (`featureReports`
with report id 0 and 512 bits).
The picker filters by vendor/product. `HitscanXviHidClient.isSupported` then
selects the control interface by descriptor shape, like the vendor app
(`featureReports`with report id 0 and 512 bits).
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Review comment at @docs/hitscan-web-protocol.md around lines 27 - 29:
Update the documentation to say the picker filters by vendor/product and the
registry also gates Hitscan client entries using the descriptor check in
HitscanXviHidClient.isSupported; do not attribute interface selection to
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Reread the full status when the active profile changes.
readLiveStatus only replaces activeProfile when the profile id differs. DPI stages, active stage, polling rate, lift-off, sleep, flags, timings, and buttonMappings stay from the previous profile. A profile switch by a mouse button (the Profile Switch action) therefore leaves the UI showing stale settings for the whole session. The live path never does a full read.
setActiveProfile at Line 805 has the same root cause. It patches only activeProfile.
Make readLiveStatus clear lastStatus and return null when the profile changes. Then readStatus continues into the full read inside the same run task. In setActiveProfile, set this.lastStatus = null so the next read is also a full read.
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--- "a/src/drivers/hitscan/xvi-hid.ts"+++ "b/src/drivers/hitscan/xvi-hid.ts"@@ -405,9 +405,11 @@
batteryState: battery ? (battery.charging ? (battery.percent >= 100 ? "Full" : "Charging") : "Discharging") : "Unknown",
signalStrength: signal ? (SIGNAL_BARS[signal.level] ?? null) : previous.signalStrength,
};
- if (profileId && profileId !== previous.activeProfile) {- next = { ...next, activeProfile: profileId };- }+ if (profileId && profileId !== previous.activeProfile) {+ // Per-profile settings are stale; make the caller do a full read.+ this.lastStatus = null;+ return null;+ }
this.lastStatus = next;
return next;
}
Also change the readLiveStatus return type to Promise<MouseStatus | null>. Change Line 309 as follows:
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Review comment at @src/drivers/hitscan/xvi-hid.ts around lines 408 - 410:
Update readLiveStatus to invalidate lastStatus and return null when the reported
profileId differs from previous.activeProfile, allowing readStatus to continue
with a full status read. Update setActiveProfile to invalidate lastStatus after
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Add HitscanXviHidClient to SupportedClient.
The registry returns this client, but SupportedClient does not include it. For example, Extract<SupportedClient, HitscanXviHidClient> resolves to never, which prevents typed consumers from selecting the new client through that type.
The build accepts the registration because the client structurally satisfies the smaller AjazzAk820HidClient interface. (raw.githubusercontent.com) Add the new client explicitly to the union.
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Add HitscanXviHidClient explicitly to the SupportedClient union so typed
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Reject inherited property names in key and action lookups.
HITSCAN_XVI_MOUSE_ACTIONS, HITSCAN_XVI_KEY_CODES, HITSCAN_XVI_MOUSE_BITS and the sibling tables are plain frozen objects. Freezing does not remove Object.prototype. A caller-supplied string such as "constructor" or "toString" therefore resolves to an inherited function. The === undefined checks pass, so validation is skipped.
Concrete effect in hitscanXviEncodeMacroEvents: an event with key: "toString" hits the mouseBit !== undefined branch. mouse | mouseBit coerces to 0, so the encoder silently emits [1, 0] instead of throwing Unsupported Hitscan macro key. The mouse and key button actions have the same gap. The simple action throws a TypeError from [...entry.data] instead of a RangeError.
Macro events and button actions are boundary data, so these lookups should accept own properties only.
Apply the same helper to HITSCAN_XVI_SIMPLE_ACTIONS and HITSCAN_XVI_MEDIA_CODES at lines 109 and 114, and to the HITSCAN_XVI_MODIFIER_CODES lookup in hitscanXviButtonLabel at line 215.
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Also applies to: 120-121, 257-264
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Update lookups of caller-supplied keys and actions in the Hitscan action
handlers, hitscanXviEncodeMacroEvents, and hitscanXviButtonLabel to accept own
table properties only. Apply this check consistently to the
HITSCAN_XVI_MOUSE_ACTIONS, HITSCAN_XVI_KEY_CODES, HITSCAN_XVI_MOUSE_BITS,
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Summary
Adds the current Hitscan generation used by control.hitscan.com (release
1.0.15-fe600431) beside the existing nativeHitscan Utility 1.0.2protocol.The two generations share vendor
0x3770but nothing else:main)0x0100,0x0200,0x03000x0136Hyperlight X,0x0194Hyperlight N,0x0300receiver0xa1status, class/command echoBoth drivers claim disjoint interface shapes, so the shared
0x0300receiver can expose either or both interfaces without a registry clash (the overlap sweep passes).What is covered
src/hitscan/xvi.ts: request framing, status/reply matching, every command builder and reply decoder (firmware, battery, signal, paired PID, profiles/names, DPI stages and colours, split X/Y, polling, lift-off, auto-sleep, sensor angle, Motion Sync, Performance/Competitive mode, SPDT, click timings, tournament scroll, buttons, macro storage, input-report-4 notifications).src/hitscan/xvi-inputs.ts: button action encode/decode and labels,KeyboardEvent.code→ HID key tables, macro event stream codec, GBK name encoder/decoder (including the vendor's UTF-16LEProfiledefault-name marker).src/drivers/hitscan/xvi-hid.ts:HitscanXviHidClientreads the full settings surface intoMouseStatus, refreshes battery/signal/active profile live, and verifies every write by reading the value back. Adds profile switching/renaming, six-slot button remapping (left-click slot protected), and the 20-slot macro library (read/write/delete with assignment guards).MouseStatusgains four Hitscan-scoped optional fields (hitscanSpdt,hitscanClickTimings,hitscanTournamentScroll,hitscanCompetitiveMode).docs/hitscan-web-protocol.mdwith the full command table and value encodings.Hardware testing
None. Nothing in this PR is hardware-verified. Every value was read from the shipped web bundle:
hitscan-device.js— transport, retries, settings map, telemetry, profile/macro orchestrationhitscan-input-codec.js,hitscan-inputs.js— button/macro codecs, macro storage, namesvendor/xvi-20260924.min.js— packet constructors and reply offsetsapp.js— UI ranges and defaultsEvery setter reads its value back and throws on mismatch, so wrong assumptions fail loudly rather than silently.
readStatus()stays resilient: battery, signal, colours, SPDT, timings and tournament scroll are optional reads; core sensor/settings failures still fail the read.Unknowns
0x0300receiver exposes the native Utility interface and this control interface simultaneously.Tests
npm run checkpasses: build, 2740 tests, pack dry-run. New coverage:src/hitscan/xvi.test.ts: frame/offset assertions, every decoder, button/macro round-trips, GBK names, notifications.src/drivers/hitscan/xvi-hid.test.ts: fake 64-byte feature-report device covering status, receiver identification, all setters with read-back, profiles, buttons, macro library, notifications and prefixed replies.OpenMouse follow-up
No matching OpenMouse application PR yet; the new
hitscan*status fields need UI wiring in the app repository. This PR only lands the protocol and driver layers.Note
Add Hitscan XVI web control protocol and
HitscanXviHidClientdriverHitscanHidClient(score 7), and extends HID filters in vendors.ts.MouseStatusin mouse-types.ts with optional SPDT, click-timing, tournament-scroll, and competitive-mode fields. Protocol reference added in hitscan-web-protocol.md.HitscanXviHidClientinstead of the existing Hitscan driver; setters throw on read-back mismatch, andMouseStatusconsumers see new nullable fields.📊 Macroscope summarized 19e81ba. 10 files reviewed, 8 issues evaluated, 2 issues filtered, 6 comments posted
🗂️ Filtered Issues
src/hitscan/xvi-inputs.ts — 1 comment posted, 2 evaluated, 1 filtered
hitscanXviEncodeGbkNameaccepts and preserves surrounding whitespace. For example, encoding and decoding" Work "returns"Work". ConsequentlyHitscanXviHidClient.renameProfilewrites this valid name but then throws its read-back mismatch error even when the device retained the exact bytes. Preserve whitespace when decoding (including the UTF-16 branch), or normalize/reject it consistently before writing. [ Cross-file consolidated ]src/hitscan/xvi.ts — 0 comments posted, 1 evaluated, 1 filtered
checkedBytesvalidates only afterUint8Array.fromhas already changed the input values, so its byte-range check can never reject invalid numbers. For example,hitscanXviButtonSetRequest(1, 2, 1, [257])silently writes[1](Left Click) instead of rejecting the invalid byte. MDN's TypedArray documentation states that integer arrays truncate decimals and retain only the lowest bits. Validate the originaldataelements before conversion so callers do not unknowingly send different button, colour, name or macro bytes. [ Out of scope (post-validation triage) ]Summary by CodeRabbit