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Installer: switch between assistant and advanced view, fixed status and command dock - #250
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…nd command dock The page had the assistant on top and everything else in a <details> below it, so 'Advanced' meant scrolling a long page, and the hub's state and the action buttons scrolled out of view. - A bar at the top switches between the two views; the view is part of the address (#wizard, #advanced/<tab>) and remembered in the browser. - Advanced: a dock with the hub's status (state, mode, schedule, battery, SD card, firmware), all commands, the command line and the activity log stays in place; firmware, settings, protocol view and console are tabs that scroll on their own. In a narrow window the dock sits on top. - One Connect/Disconnect for the whole view instead of two connect buttons. - The status is read again after a scan; the last status stays visible (greyed) after a disconnect. - Settings form in groups with a save bar that stays in view; selects are styled like inputs; 'Show' button on password fields. - Command line history on the arrow keys; reset, restart and send are disabled while not connected. - Assistant: finished steps can be opened from the progress bar, step 3 reuses a connection made in the advanced view, one banner for browsers without Web Serial. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Csa4N778M5kZxErLfAfd7D
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The installer page had the assistant on top and everything else in a
<details>below it. "Advanced" meant scrolling a long page, and the hub's state and the action buttons scrolled out of view.What changes
#wizard,#advanced/<tab>) and remembered in the browser. The bar also shows whether the hub is connected.No change to the serial commands or to what is sent to the hub, apart from the extra
statusafter a scan.Tested
Headless Chrome with a simulated hub (mocked Web Serial), 1400×850 and 420×800: view switch, address and reload, dock position while the tabs scroll, no page scroll in the advanced view, saving a setting, scan with the status refresh, command line and history, console, protocol replay, disconnect, assistant steps 1–4.
Not tested: a real hub, and the ESP Web Tools install buttons (blocked in the test environment; their markup is unchanged).
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