- Skip MapLibre on Android <29 (Karoo): SELinux denies kgsl-3d0 access
from untrusted_app context, crashing the GPU driver on any OpenGL
surface. Replace with SvgRouteView — equirectangular SVG route trace
using react-native-svg, no native GL surface needed.
- Add +/- zoom buttons to full-screen MapLibre map on modern devices
via Camera ref and onRegionDidChange.
- Skip PyodideWebView on Android <29: same GPU driver conflict; set
_engineUnavailable at module init via API level gate (< 29).
- Add engine_unavailable fast path in PyodideWebView: post message
immediately if WebAssembly.Global is absent (Chrome <69) instead of
attempting 30 MB Pyodide download.
- Add server-side extraction fallback (extractServer.ts): when engine
unavailable, POST raw file as base64 to /api/upload/raw; server runs
full Python pipeline and returns extracted data.
- Add /api/upload/raw endpoint in server.py.
- Add pre-flight auth check (checkServerAuth) before batch import so
an expired token errors immediately rather than after N files.
- Fix uploadLocalActivities in sync.ts: was reading original_path as
JSON (binary FIT file, always threw), silently skipping every upload.
Now reads detail_json from DB directly.
- Redesign Feed header: replace single Sync button with Upload /
Download / Refresh. Pull-to-refresh and Refresh button are local-only.
Auto-refresh on tab focus via useFocusEffect.
- Replace ActivityIndicator with plain Text everywhere (native animation
also crashes Karoo GPU driver).
- Raise macOS open-file limit in dev_test.py to prevent EMFILE errors
from Astro file watcher.
- Document all Karoo hardware constraints in docs/mobile-app.md.
Root causes identified via logcat:
Chrome <71: globalThis not defined → ReferenceError in Pyodide factory,
loadPyodide stays as {} (set by UMD wrapper), "not a function"
Chrome <63: dynamic import() is a parse-time SyntaxError
Chrome <63: for-await-of is a parse-time SyntaxError
Fix: when Chrome <80 is detected, fetch v0.18.1 pyodide.js as text and apply
three split/join patches before injecting via Blob URL:
1. prepend globalThis polyfill
2. import( → __loadScript( (script-tag shim)
3. for await( → for( (getFsHandles is never called in our flow)
Chrome 80+ keeps the original clean <script>-tag path with v0.26.4.
The regex /\bimport\(/g inside a template literal corrupts \b into a
backspace and \( into (, producing an unterminated-group SyntaxError in the
WebView. Use split().join() instead — no escape sequences, no corruption.
Modern WebViews (Chrome 63+) keep the original clean <script>-tag path.
Old WebViews (Karoo Chrome 61) take the fetch+patch+Blob path.
Chrome 61 (Karoo WebView) cannot parse dynamic import() — a SyntaxError at
parse time prevents loadPyodide from ever being defined.
Fix: fetch pyodide.js as text, replace every import( with a __loadScript(
shim that uses <script> tag injection, then inject via Blob URL. The Blob
script is never pre-scanned for module syntax so the patch is invisible to
the parser.
Also: expose waitForEngine() from extractActivity so callers can await
engine readiness before batching files — manual scan now shows "Preparing
extraction engine…" instead of flooding with N individual failures.
Diagnosed via on-device debug: build_timeseries produces 3271 points
correctly, but the installed wheel's write_activity has a silent
exception path that skips writing the timeseries file. The workaround
calls build_timeseries directly and writes the file if missing.
Also moves useTheme import to @/ThemeContext across all tab screens.
micropip requires the full PEP 427 wheel filename (name-version-py-abi-plat.whl)
— writing the file as bincio.whl caused InvalidWheelFilename. The wheel URL from
/api/wheel/version now provides the basename; it flows through fetchWheelBase64 →
extractFile → WebView where the file is written with the correct name and
_wheel_path is set as a Pyodide global before PY_INSTALL_WHEEL runs.
Layout fix: WebView as a sibling in the root layout breaks flex geometry even
with position:absolute. Moving it inside the Import tab screen (which Expo Router
keeps mounted after first visit) eliminates the issue entirely and restores the
original simple root layout.
micropip fix: blob: URLs are not a recognised scheme in micropip — they are parsed
as package requirement strings, producing InvalidRequirement. Write the wheel bytes
to Pyodide's Emscripten FS (/tmp/bincio.whl) and install via emfs:/// instead.
WKWebView blocks HTTP requests (ATS) even when NSAllowsLocalNetworking is set for
the app's own networking — so fetch(http://192.168.x.x/api/wheel/download) inside
the WebView always fails with 'Load failed' on iOS.
- extractActivity.ts: rename wheelUrl param to wheelBase64; WebView now receives
the wheel as pre-fetched base64 bytes rather than a URL to fetch itself
- PyodideWebView.tsx: decode wheelBase64 → Uint8Array → Blob → blob URL for
micropip.install; fix baseUrl '' → 'https://localhost' (null origin blocks fetch
on iOS)
- import.tsx: add fetchWheelBase64() that resolves the wheel URL via
/api/wheel/version then fetches with native networking (HTTP works); caches
result in memory so repeated imports in one session don't re-download
- extraction/PyodideWebView.tsx: hidden WebView (1×1 px, off-screen) that
bootstraps Pyodide v0.26.4 from jsDelivr CDN on app startup; loads lxml,
pyyaml, micropip, fitdecode, gpxpy automatically; installs the bincio wheel
lazily on the first extraction call via a blob URL (avoids startup delay)
- extraction/extractActivity.ts: typed bridge — extractFile(filename, base64,
wheelUrl, onStatus) injects JS into the WebView, tracks pending promises by
request ID, resolves with { id, detail, timeseries, geojson, sourceHash }
- app/_layout.tsx: mounts <PyodideWebView> outside SQLiteProvider at root so
the runtime warms up as soon as the app opens
- app/(tabs)/import.tsx: replaces the placeholder alert with real extraction;
reads files as base64, calls extractFile with a progress callback, stores
detail_json + timeseries_json + geojson + real SHA-256 source_hash; resolves
wheel URL via GET /api/wheel/version with fallback to /api/wheel/download;
falls back to bincio.org if no instance is configured
Davide Scaini