iOS: sleep timer and AirPlay route picker #429

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rays · 2026-11-08T11:34:29-08:00

rays commented

2026-11-08 11:34:29 -08:00

A sleep timer in the player, and AVRoutePickerView for choosing the speaker, each a button in the page with a bridge message (web/src/native.ts, ios/Sources/Bridge.swift).

rays added the enhancement label 2026-11-08 11:34:29 -08:00

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2026-11-08 13:54:10 -08:00

Player: a sleep timer, and AirPlay in the app (#429)

rays commented

2026-11-08 13:55:52 -08:00

Done in 2e03176, in TestFlight build 7; the page part needs an ipx-web deploy.

Sleep timer (5 min to 1 hour) in the player bar, fading out over the last 10 s. In the app the phone's player keeps the time, so it fires with the screen locked; in a browser the page does. Verified in the simulator: set 3 s into play with a 12 s timer, the app paused at 15 s and the page's label went back to Sleep.
AirPlay button, shown in the app (once the app says at ready it has a picker) and in Safari. It presses AVRoutePickerView's button from code (primary action on iOS 27). Not verified: the simulator has no AirPlay devices and showed no picker. If it does nothing on a phone, the fallback is a real AVRoutePickerView laid over the page's button.
On a phone the title gets the player's top line; sleep, speed, AirPlay and DeadAir flank the play buttons below.
The app now says what it can do at ready ({t:"host", can}), so either deploy order works from here.

Done in 2e03176, in TestFlight build 7; the page part needs an ipx-web deploy. - Sleep timer (5 min to 1 hour) in the player bar, fading out over the last 10 s. In the app the phone's player keeps the time, so it fires with the screen locked; in a browser the page does. Verified in the simulator: set 3 s into play with a 12 s timer, the app paused at 15 s and the page's label went back to Sleep. - AirPlay button, shown in the app (once the app says at ready it has a picker) and in Safari. It presses AVRoutePickerView's button from code (primary action on iOS 27). Not verified: the simulator has no AirPlay devices and showed no picker. If it does nothing on a phone, the fallback is a real AVRoutePickerView laid over the page's button. - On a phone the title gets the player's top line; sleep, speed, AirPlay and DeadAir flank the play buttons below. - The app now says what it can do at ready ({t:"host", can}), so either deploy order works from here.

rays commented

2026-11-08 14:00:28 -08:00

The page's side of 2e03176 (sleep timer, AirPlay button in the app) is deployed in ipx-web, 2026-11-08. The Swift side is not built or checked here.

The page's side of 2e03176 (sleep timer, AirPlay button in the app) is deployed in ipx-web, 2026-11-08. The Swift side is not built or checked here.

rays commented

2026-11-08 14:01:29 -08:00

ipx-web deployed at Tower on 2026-11-08 with this; waiting on a check on the phone with build 8.

rays commented

2026-11-08 16:20:47 -08:00

AirPlay confirmed on the phone: the page's button opens the system picker (primary action on AVRoutePickerView's button). Sleep timer with the screen locked still to check.

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2026-11-13 05:33:34 -08:00

An iOS app: the page in a web view, with the phone's own player #418

rays commented

2026-11-13 05:44:12 -08:00

Checked on the phone with TestFlight build 14: works.

rays closed this issue

2026-11-13 05:44:14 -08:00

rays referenced this issue

2026-11-13 06:26:02 -08:00

Page error: the sleep timer's control missing when the script ran #449

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