Commits

Project activity for October 31, 2026:

com.happitec.shared-photography-app

28 commits

• Overhauled Card Interaction Logic: Migrated postcard drag and pinch functionality from DraggablePlayful and Zoomable to a new ManipulationCore architecture via CardManipulationModifier. This includes a shift to mapping touches from window points directly into the card’s own coordinate space to ensure rotations occur around the card’s center.
• Refined Touch Target Precision: Implemented strict touch boundaries to prevent gesture conflicts. Cards and thumbnails now only accept touches within their own drawn rectangles, and the card recognizer explicitly yields to the UITextView when touches occur near the caret, selection handles, or exceed a 0.45s hold threshold.
• Corrected Transformation Math: Resolved a scaling bug where pinch gestures caused double-scaling of offsets. This was achieved by maintaining the core’s position in unscaled card points and introducing a geometry.zoom measurement to decouple the drawn offset from the card’s scale effect.
• Navigation & UX Constraints: Disabled the “swipe back” navigation gesture globally per product requirements and ensured that navigation pop-pans are disabled across all devices (including iPad) while a message is being edited.
• Enhanced Diagnostics & Environment Safety: Integrated a multitouch-recorder for device capture and implemented a “fail-closed” mechanism for the -apiEnvironment launch argument to prevent debug builds from accidentally hitting production APIs.
• Dependency Updates: Integrated the happitec-release-notes package (v0.1.0) and updated the multitouch handler to v0.9.0.

package-multitouch-handler

10 commits

• Improved Gesture Precision: Fixed a critical coordinate space bug in ManipulationCore where model transforms caused “drift” during sequential gestures. By switching to an absolute-mode pivot when a transform is present, the system now correctly handles rotation and scale without accumulating offset errors.
• Introduced Movement Thresholds: Added a beginDistance parameter to the recognizer. This allows the gesture to remain in a .possible state until a specific movement threshold is crossed, preventing accidental triggers and allowing other gestures (like taps) to fall through.
• Enhanced Gesture Control & Integration: Expanded ManipulationGesture with new configuration options, including cancelsTouchesInView and delegate hooks (shouldReceive, shouldBegin). This provides finer control over how the gesture interacts with the UIKit event chain and sibling views.
• Architectural Decoupling for Testability: Refactored the gesture logic into a UIKit-free TouchReducer.step function. By isolating the phase machine and reduction logic from the platform-specific recognizer, the system now supports “replay oracles,” ensuring that simulated tests behave identically to real-device interactions.
• Robust State Management: Implemented a resync mechanism in touchesBegan to ensure the reducer resets correctly after system interruptions or when the recognizer is disabled/re-enabled, preventing the gesture state from becoming “stuck.”
• Updated Platform Requirements: Aligned the project documentation and Package.swift to target iOS 18.0+.

happitec-inc.github.io

5 commits

• Comprehensive Content Overhaul: Performed a significant “voice pass” on the Agents.vue view to align the prose with the author’s specific persona (Erin), shifting from a marketing register to a first-person, anecdotal narrative style.
• Expanded Technical Documentation: Introduced Section 4.7 (The Issue Loop), detailing the end-to-end workflow from conceptualization to pull request completion, supported by new architecture diagrams and triage screenshots.
• Enhanced Visual Storytelling: Integrated a high volume of product previews (iPhone 18 Pro/iPad Pro 13”) and interactive toggle figures to better illustrate features like multitouch recording, perceptual diffs, and curator decision flowcharts.
• Architectural Diagram Refinement: Migrated complex flowcharts and loops from Mermaid to custom vector implementations and added a unified ecosystem master chart to improve visual clarity and scalability.
• Content Validation and Polishing: Conducted a rigorous cleanup of the “Agents” article, removing unverified UI claims, correcting figure numbering, and refining technical terminology (e.g., updating “substrate” to “memory files”).

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