feat(desktop): the globe draws each pool member where it shares it is #595

2026-10-21T03:10:17Z

rvnminers-A-and-N commented

2026-10-21 03:10:17 +00:00

Part of #573. Since #592, a member's pin reaches its pool, rounded on the member's machine as its owner chose. The coordinator's local ListWorkers gives each worker's shared_location. This PR puts it on the globe:

The coordinator's globe draws each member at the place it shares. A member that shares nothing stays in the middle of the country its address is in, as before. A member known only as a worker, not as a libp2p peer, is drawn too.
The places are read again whenever the node's state changes, the same way the owner's own pin is (#590). A node that coordinates no pool gets nothing and draws as before.
Markers move only when a place really changes: the marker key now includes the coordinates.
The hover label drops the country code when it isn't known.

Tests

dev/globe-markers.test.mjs adds cases for:
- a shared place winning over the country;
- a member known only by its shared place;
- a moved place changing the key;
- places read from either client, including proto3's left-out zeros;
- nonsense being left out.
All 160 unit tests and the typecheck pass.
Locally, against a daemon built from dev, I ran three e2e tests and they pass: "the window shows the node it is connected to", "a window with WebGL offers the topology", and "the topology canvas stays mounted…".
Seeing two real members on the globe needs the laptop and the R620 together, which I'll check with the owner.

The docs are updated in docs/user-guide.md and apps/sisyphus/README.md.

Part of #573. Since #592, a member's pin reaches its pool, rounded on the member's machine as its owner chose. The coordinator's local `ListWorkers` gives each worker's `shared_location`. This PR puts it on the globe: - **The coordinator's globe draws each member at the place it shares.** A member that shares nothing stays in the middle of the country its address is in, as before. A member known only as a worker, not as a libp2p peer, is drawn too. - **The places are read again whenever the node's state changes**, the same way the owner's own pin is (#590). A node that coordinates no pool gets nothing and draws as before. - **Markers move only when a place really changes:** the marker key now includes the coordinates. - **The hover label** drops the country code when it isn't known. **Tests** - `dev/globe-markers.test.mjs` adds cases for: - a shared place winning over the country; - a member known only by its shared place; - a moved place changing the key; - places read from either client, including proto3's left-out zeros; - nonsense being left out. - All 160 unit tests and the typecheck pass. - Locally, against a daemon built from dev, I ran three e2e tests and they pass: "the window shows the node it is connected to", "a window with WebGL offers the topology", and "the topology canvas stays mounted…". - Seeing two real members on the globe needs the laptop and the R620 together, which I'll check with the owner. The docs are updated in `docs/user-guide.md` and `apps/sisyphus/README.md`.

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Reference: Sisyphus/Sisyphus#595