Fix camera button permissions & ffmpeg process leak (#550)
Camera button on printer card was clickable without camera:view
permission. ffmpeg processes (~240MB each) accumulated after closing
camera streams because: (1) stop endpoint called terminate() without
wait()/kill(), (2) HTTP disconnect detection only ran between frames
so was blocked when the generator was stuck on stdout read, and
(3) no mechanism caught processes orphaned by generator abandonment
or app restarts.
- Add camera:view permission check + tooltip to camera button
- Fix stop endpoint: terminate() → wait(2s) → kill() → wait()
- Add background disconnect monitor (polls every 2s, kills ffmpeg
directly on disconnect)
- Add periodic /proc scan (every 60s) that SIGKILLs any ffmpeg
with rtsps://bblp: not in an active stream
- Add noCamera i18n key to all 6 locales
- Fix camera API test mocks for async wait() and pid attribute
The snapshot endpoint always used the internal printer camera even when
an external camera was configured. Now checks for external camera first,
matching the stream endpoint pattern. Also added retry logic (3 attempts,
2s delay) to MJPEG and RTSP stream generators so they reconnect on
timeout instead of silently ending the stream.
- Remove 28 unused imports across 22 test files
- Prefix 4 unused local variables with _ in app code
(archives, bambu_mqtt, main) and remove 1 dead store
- Consolidate import/import-from in test_plate_detection.py
- Fix unreachable statement in test_archive_service.py
- Simplify redundant comparison in timelapse_processor.py
Resolves ~50 CodeQL py/unused-import, py/unused-local-variable,
py/import-and-import-from, py/unreachable-statement, and
py/redundant-comparison findings.
- Add USB camera type to external camera service
- Auto-detect available V4L2 devices on Linux
- New API endpoint: GET /api/v1/printers/usb-cameras
- Use ffmpeg for USB camera capture and streaming
- Add "USB Camera (V4L2)" option in Settings UI
- Debounce camera URL input to avoid saving on every keystroke
Closes#143
Automatically detect if objects are on the build plate before printing
and pause the print immediately if detected.
Features:
- Per-printer toggle to enable/disable plate detection
- Multi-reference calibration: store up to 5 reference images per printer
for different plate types (textured, smooth, high-temp, etc.)
- Automatic print pause when objects detected at print start
- Push notification and WebSocket alert when print is paused
- ROI (Region of Interest) calibration UI with sliders to adjust
detection area
- Reference management: view thumbnails, add labels, delete references
- Works with both built-in and external cameras
- Uses buffered camera frames when stream is active (no blocking)
- Split button UI: main button opens modal, chevron toggles on/off
- Green visual indicator when plate detection is enabled
- Included in backup/restore
- New APIBrowser component with full OpenAPI schema integration
- Fetches and parses /openapi.json automatically
- Groups endpoints by API tags (printers, archives, settings, etc.)
- Expandable endpoint sections with color-coded method badges
- Path parameter, query parameter, and JSON body editors
- Auto-populates request body with schema examples
- Live API request execution with response display
- Response shows status code, timing, and formatted JSON
- Copy response button with clipboard fallback
- Search to filter endpoints across all categories
- Expand All / Collapse All buttons
- Link to Swagger UI (/docs)
- Two-column layout for API Keys tab
- Left: API key management + webhook documentation
- Right: API Browser with dedicated test key input
- Parameter validation
- Shows warning for missing required parameters
- Validates before sending requests to avoid 422 errors
- UX improvements
- "Use in API Browser" button on newly created keys
- Responsive layout (stacked on mobile, side-by-side on xl+)
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