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Per operator: Speed only controls the resting loop, so reduce-motion is still needed to turn off the morph/transition videos. Re-add a visible 'Reduce motion' toggle on BOTH the welcome screen and the panel (mirrored, default from OS prefers-reduced-motion, remembers the choice). When ON, altitude changes are instant cuts instead of an animated morph tween (autoScrub's reduced branch); the resting loop is unaffected — it follows the Speed slider (0x freezes it). Decouples the loop from reduce-motion (was: main froze both videos + disabled the slider under OS-reduced). playLoop()/landing/applyPlaySpeed no longer check isReduced(); isReduced() now only gates the morph tween. Welcome controls are now Language / Speed / Audio / Reduce motion. i18n: restore rm.label (4 langs), reword warn.body to point at the on-screen control. Tests: a11y Task 5 reworked (speed independent of reduce-motion; new instant-cut behavior test); welcome defaults assert reduce-motion off. node 35, e2e 32, static 2, pytest 301 (3 pre-existing ffmpeg/cv2 env fails). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Simulator E2E (Playwright)
Browser end-to-end tests for the Human Experience Filter simulator. The §9 pipeline requires an E2E browser tier for any UI surface; this is that tier.
What it covers
tests/altitude-lock.spec.ts drives the real simulator and asserts the
altitude-morph behavior:
- Zooming to a new altitude plays the morph that matches the clip it lands on
(forward zoom-in, and
.revzoom-out). - After landing, the clip is locked — it does not change while parked (no secondary swap, no re-roll).
The played morph paths are read from window.__hefMorphs (a diagnostic array
populated by advance() in static/app.js), which is reliable even when a morph
is served from the in-memory blob cache. The locked clip is read from the
Dev-Mode #scale-name readout.
Running
Prerequisites: the project Python venv on PATH (the Playwright webServer boots
uvicorn simulator.app:app from the repo root), Node, and the Chromium browser.
# from this directory (simulator/e2e)
npm install
npx playwright install chromium
npm test
playwright.config.ts starts uvicorn on port 8099 automatically (reuseExistingServer
locally) and points the tests at it.
Static-build E2E (Cloudflare publish)
tests/static-build.spec.ts verifies the built static site (Cloudflare publish
— see deploy/cloudflare/README.md): it boots with NO /api/* server (baked JSON),
and the WebGL dream shader runs on cross-origin media without tainting the GL
texture (the CORS path R2 will use in production).
It uses playwright.static.config.ts (no uvicorn webServer) and a dual static
server, serve-static.mjs, that serves the built dist/ (app, :8077) and
dist-media/ (media with CORS + Range, :8078):
# from the repo root: build with the media base pointed at the local CORS server
.venv/bin/python -m tools.build_static --media-base http://localhost:8078/
# from this directory (simulator/e2e): start the dual server, then run the spec
DIST_DIR="$PWD/../../dist" MEDIA_DIR_E2E="$PWD/../../dist-media" node serve-static.mjs &
npx playwright test --config playwright.static.config.ts