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WalkthroughThe PR moves ATEM connection and state handling into an internal wrapper. It adds typed command-sender helpers and reusable command batching. It updates public exports, tests internal paths and batching order, and reformats contributor documentation. ChangesATEM command API
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Batched commands can be dispatched out of sequence, causing later changes to overlap or overtake earlier ones; the Node.js 26 CI setup may also fail before tests run. Merge should wait for the sequencing fix and explicit handling of the CI setup issue. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant AtemCommandSenderMixin
participant AtemCommandBatch
participant BasicAtem
participant AtemWrapper
Caller->>AtemCommandSenderMixin: call typed command helper
AtemCommandSenderMixin->>BasicAtem: dispatch command
BasicAtem->>AtemWrapper: delegate sendCommand
Caller->>AtemCommandBatch: enqueue commands
AtemCommandBatch->>BasicAtem: sendQueued
BasicAtem->>AtemWrapper: submit queued commands
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In @.github/workflows/publish.yaml:
- Line 27: Update the Node.js version matrix in the publish workflow so the 26.x
leg installs Corepack separately before corepack enable and yarn install run.
Keep the existing setup behavior unchanged for earlier Node.js versions.
In `@src/lib/batchCommands.ts`:
- Line 10: Export the AtemCommandBatchBase class so declaration emit can name
the base type inherited through AtemCommandSenderMixin by AtemCommandBatch.
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176-180: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winSend each run-order group before starting the next group.
Promise.allstarts everysendUnprioritizedCommandscall immediately. Numeric sorting only orders invocation. It does not order asynchronous dispatch completion.A delayed or failed lower group can overlap with a higher group. This breaks the
runOrderGroupsequencing contract.Replace
Promise.allwith a sortedfor...ofloop that awaits each group. Add a test where the firstsocket.sendCommandspromise remains pending and assert that the next group is not sent.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/atem.ts`:
- Around line 176-180: Update the run-order dispatch around
sendUnprioritizedCommands to iterate over the numerically sorted groups with an
awaited for...of loop, ensuring each group completes before the next begins; add
a test that keeps the first socket.sendCommands promise pending and verifies the
following group is not sent until it resolves.
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About the Contributor
This pull request is posted on behalf of myself
Type of Contribution
This is a: Feature
Current Behavior
Since #157, it has been possible to send commands in batches. This can be necessary when sending many commands to both avoid retransmits, and to minimise the visual staggering of the changes.
157 solved this for the method of manual construction of the command classes, by allowing multiple to be provided to the sender at once which would then group them and send them in fewer packets.
This works, but leaves out the simpler api of the library.
New Behavior
This adds a new and user friendly way to batch the sending of commands.
The approach I have taken is to pull out the command methods into their own class which can be used in multiple class implementations, to minimise the effort going forward.
This can be used by doing:
Testing Instructions
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