Berry animation simplify transpiler (#23865)

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@ -128,6 +128,7 @@ run rgb_show
### Advanced
- **[User Functions](docs/USER_FUNCTIONS.md)** - Create custom animation functions
- **[Animation Development](docs/ANIMATION_DEVELOPMENT.md)** - Create custom animations
- **[Transpiler Architecture](docs/TRANSPILER_ARCHITECTURE.md)** - DSL transpiler internals and processing flow
## 🎯 Core Concepts

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@ -13,9 +13,21 @@ import animation
# Auto-generated strip initialization (using Tasmota configuration)
var engine = animation.init_strip()
var aurora_colors_ = bytes("00000022" "40004400" "8000AA44" "C044AA88" "FF88FFAA")
var aurora_colors_ = bytes(
"00000022" # Dark night sky
"40004400" # Dark green
"8000AA44" # Aurora green
"C044AA88" # Light green
"FF88FFAA" # Bright aurora
)
# Secondary purple palette
var aurora_purple_ = bytes("00220022" "40440044" "808800AA" "C0AA44CC" "FFCCAAFF")
var aurora_purple_ = bytes(
"00220022" # Dark purple
"40440044" # Medium purple
"808800AA" # Bright purple
"C0AA44CC" # Light purple
"FFCCAAFF" # Pale purple
)
# Base aurora animation with slow flowing colors
var aurora_base_ = animation.rich_palette_animation(engine)
aurora_base_.palette = aurora_colors_ # palette

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@ -19,7 +19,14 @@ var breathe_blue_ = 0xFF0000FF
var breathe_purple_ = 0xFF800080
var breathe_orange_ = 0xFFFF8000
# Create breathing animation that cycles through colors
var breathe_palette_ = bytes("00FF0000" "33FF8000" "66FFFF00" "9900FF00" "CC0000FF" "FF800080")
var breathe_palette_ = bytes(
"00FF0000" # Red
"33FF8000" # Orange
"66FFFF00" # Yellow
"9900FF00" # Green
"CC0000FF" # Blue
"FF800080" # Purple
)
# Create a rich palette color provider
var palette_pattern_ = animation.rich_palette(engine)
palette_pattern_.palette = breathe_palette_ # palette

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@ -17,7 +17,13 @@ var tree_green_ = 0xFF006600
var tree_base_ = animation.solid(engine)
tree_base_.color = tree_green_
# Define ornament colors
var ornament_colors_ = bytes("00FF0000" "40FFD700" "800000FF" "C0FFFFFF" "FFFF00FF")
var ornament_colors_ = bytes(
"00FF0000" # Red
"40FFD700" # Gold
"800000FF" # Blue
"C0FFFFFF" # White
"FFFF00FF" # Magenta
)
# Colorful ornaments as twinkling lights
var ornament_pattern_ = animation.rich_palette(engine)
ornament_pattern_.palette = ornament_colors_

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# Generated Berry code from Animation DSL
# Source: cylon_red_green.anim
#
# This file was automatically generated by compile_all_examples.sh
# Do not edit manually - changes will be overwritten
import animation
# Cylon Red Eye
# Automatically adapts to the length of the strip
# Auto-generated strip initialization (using Tasmota configuration)
var engine = animation.init_strip()
var strip_len_ = animation.strip_length(engine)
var red_eye_ = animation.beacon_animation(engine)
red_eye_.color = 0xFFFF0000
red_eye_.pos = (def (engine)
var provider = animation.cosine_osc(engine)
provider.min_value = 0
provider.max_value = animation.create_closure_value(engine, def (self) return self.resolve(strip_len_) - 2 end)
provider.duration = 5000
return provider
end)(engine)
red_eye_.beacon_size = 3 # small 3 pixels eye
red_eye_.slew_size = 2 # with 2 pixel shading around
red_eye_.priority = 10
var green_eye_ = animation.beacon_animation(engine)
green_eye_.color = 0xFF008000
green_eye_.pos = animation.create_closure_value(engine, def (self) return self.resolve(strip_len_) - self.resolve(red_eye_, 'pos') end)
green_eye_.beacon_size = 3 # small 3 pixels eye
green_eye_.slew_size = 2 # with 2 pixel shading around
green_eye_.priority = 15 # behind red eye
engine.add_animation(red_eye_)
engine.add_animation(green_eye_)
engine.start()
#- Original DSL source:
# Cylon Red Eye
# Automatically adapts to the length of the strip
set strip_len = strip_length()
animation red_eye = beacon_animation(
color = red
pos = cosine_osc(min_value = 0, max_value = strip_len - 2, duration = 5s)
beacon_size = 3 # small 3 pixels eye
slew_size = 2 # with 2 pixel shading around
priority = 10
)
animation green_eye = beacon_animation(
color = green
pos = strip_len - red_eye.pos
beacon_size = 3 # small 3 pixels eye
slew_size = 2 # with 2 pixel shading around
priority = 15 # behind red eye
)
run red_eye
run green_eye
-#

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@ -11,7 +11,12 @@ import animation
# Auto-generated strip initialization (using Tasmota configuration)
var engine = animation.init_strip()
var fire_colors_ = bytes("FF800000" "FFFF0000" "FFFF4500" "FFFFFF00")
var fire_colors_ = bytes(
"FF800000" # Dark red
"FFFF0000" # Red
"FFFF4500" # Orange red
"FFFFFF00" # Yellow
)
var strip_len_ = animation.strip_length(engine)
var fire_color_ = animation.rich_palette(engine)
fire_color_.palette = fire_colors_

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@ -8,12 +8,12 @@ import animation
# Demo Shutter Rainbow
#
# Shutter from left to right iterating in all colors
# Shutter from left to right iterating in all colors, then right to left
# Auto-generated strip initialization (using Tasmota configuration)
var engine = animation.init_strip()
# Template function: shutter_left_right
def shutter_left_right_template(engine, colors_, duration_)
# Template function: shutter_bidir
def shutter_bidir_template(engine, colors_, duration_)
var strip_len_ = animation.strip_length(engine)
var shutter_size_ = (def (engine)
var provider = animation.sawtooth(engine)
@ -29,6 +29,7 @@ def shutter_left_right_template(engine, colors_, duration_)
col2_.palette = colors_
col2_.cycle_period = 0
col2_.next = 1
# shutter moving from left to right
var shutter_lr_animation_ = animation.beacon_animation(engine)
shutter_lr_animation_.color = col2_
shutter_lr_animation_.back_color = col1_
@ -36,6 +37,7 @@ def shutter_left_right_template(engine, colors_, duration_)
shutter_lr_animation_.beacon_size = shutter_size_
shutter_lr_animation_.slew_size = 0
shutter_lr_animation_.priority = 5
# shutter moving from right to left
var shutter_rl_animation_ = animation.beacon_animation(engine)
shutter_rl_animation_.color = col1_
shutter_rl_animation_.back_color = col2_
@ -43,9 +45,8 @@ def shutter_left_right_template(engine, colors_, duration_)
shutter_rl_animation_.beacon_size = animation.create_closure_value(engine, def (self) return self.resolve(strip_len_) - self.resolve(shutter_size_) end)
shutter_rl_animation_.slew_size = 0
shutter_rl_animation_.priority = 5
var shutter_seq_ = animation.SequenceManager(engine)
#repeat col1.palette_size times {
.push_repeat_subsequence(animation.SequenceManager(engine, 7)
var shutter_seq_ = animation.SequenceManager(engine, -1)
.push_repeat_subsequence(animation.SequenceManager(engine, def (engine) return col1_.palette_size end)
.push_closure_step(def (engine) shutter_size_.start(engine.time_ms) end)
.push_play_step(shutter_lr_animation_, duration_)
.push_closure_step(def (engine) col1_.next = 1 end)
@ -60,20 +61,27 @@ def shutter_left_right_template(engine, colors_, duration_)
engine.add(shutter_seq_)
end
animation.register_user_function('shutter_left_right', shutter_left_right_template)
animation.register_user_function('shutter_bidir', shutter_bidir_template)
var Violet_ = 0xFF112233
var rainbow_with_white_ = bytes("FFFF0000" "FFFFA500" "FFFFFF00" "FF008000" "FF0000FF" "FF4B0082" "FFFFFFFF")
shutter_left_right_template(engine, rainbow_with_white_, 1500)
var rainbow_with_white_ = bytes(
"FFFF0000"
"FFFFA500"
"FFFFFF00"
"FF008000" # comma left on-purpose to test transpiler
"FF0000FF" # need for a lighter blue
"FF4B0082"
"FFFFFFFF"
)
shutter_bidir_template(engine, rainbow_with_white_, 1500)
engine.start()
#- Original DSL source:
# Demo Shutter Rainbow
#
# Shutter from left to right iterating in all colors
# Shutter from left to right iterating in all colors, then right to left
template shutter_left_right {
template shutter_bidir {
param colors type palette
param duration
@ -84,6 +92,7 @@ template shutter_left_right {
color col2 = color_cycle(palette=colors, cycle_period=0)
col2.next = 1
# shutter moving from left to right
animation shutter_lr_animation = beacon_animation(
color = col2
back_color = col1
@ -93,6 +102,7 @@ template shutter_left_right {
priority = 5
)
# shutter moving from right to left
animation shutter_rl_animation = beacon_animation(
color = col1
back_color = col2
@ -102,9 +112,8 @@ template shutter_left_right {
priority = 5
)
sequence shutter_seq {
#repeat col1.palette_size times {
repeat 7 times {
sequence shutter_seq repeat forever {
repeat col1.palette_size times {
reset shutter_size
play shutter_lr_animation for duration
col1.next = 1
@ -121,18 +130,15 @@ template shutter_left_right {
run shutter_seq
}
color Violet = 0x112233
palette rainbow_with_white = [
red
palette rainbow_with_white = [ red
orange
yellow
green
blue
green, # comma left on-purpose to test transpiler
blue # need for a lighter blue
indigo
white
]
shutter_left_right(rainbow_with_white, 1.5s)
shutter_bidir(rainbow_with_white, 1.5s)
-#

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@ -13,7 +13,15 @@ import animation
# Auto-generated strip initialization (using Tasmota configuration)
var engine = animation.init_strip()
var disco_colors_ = bytes("00FF0000" "2AFF8000" "55FFFF00" "8000FF00" "AA0000FF" "D58000FF" "FFFF00FF")
var disco_colors_ = bytes(
"00FF0000" # Red
"2AFF8000" # Orange
"55FFFF00" # Yellow
"8000FF00" # Green
"AA0000FF" # Blue
"D58000FF" # Purple
"FFFF00FF" # Magenta
)
# Fast color cycling base
var disco_base_ = animation.rich_palette_animation(engine)
disco_base_.palette = disco_colors_

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@ -13,7 +13,13 @@ import animation
# Auto-generated strip initialization (using Tasmota configuration)
var engine = animation.init_strip()
var fire_colors_ = bytes("00000000" "40800000" "80FF0000" "C0FF4500" "FFFFFF00")
var fire_colors_ = bytes(
"00000000" # Black
"40800000" # Dark red
"80FF0000" # Red
"C0FF4500" # Orange red
"FFFFFF00" # Yellow
)
# Create base fire animation with palette
var fire_base_ = animation.rich_palette_animation(engine)
fire_base_.palette = fire_colors_

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@ -13,7 +13,13 @@ import animation
# Auto-generated strip initialization (using Tasmota configuration)
var engine = animation.init_strip()
var lava_colors_ = bytes("00330000" "40660000" "80CC3300" "C0FF6600" "FFFFAA00")
var lava_colors_ = bytes(
"00330000" # Dark red
"40660000" # Medium red
"80CC3300" # Bright red
"C0FF6600" # Orange
"FFFFAA00" # Yellow-orange
)
# Base lava animation - very slow color changes
var lava_base_ = animation.rich_palette_animation(engine)
lava_base_.palette = lava_colors_

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@ -13,7 +13,11 @@ import animation
# Auto-generated strip initialization (using Tasmota configuration)
var engine = animation.init_strip()
var storm_colors_ = bytes("00000011" "80110022" "FF220033")
var storm_colors_ = bytes(
"00000011" # Very dark blue
"80110022" # Dark purple
"FF220033" # Slightly lighter purple
)
var storm_bg_ = animation.rich_palette_animation(engine)
storm_bg_.palette = storm_colors_
storm_bg_.cycle_period = 12000

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@ -18,7 +18,13 @@ var background_ = animation.solid(engine)
background_.color = matrix_bg_
background_.priority = 50
# Define matrix green palette
var matrix_greens_ = bytes("00000000" "40003300" "80006600" "C000AA00" "FF00FF00")
var matrix_greens_ = bytes(
"00000000" # Black
"40003300" # Dark green
"80006600" # Medium green
"C000AA00" # Bright green
"FF00FF00" # Neon green
)
# Create multiple cascading streams
var stream1_pattern_ = animation.rich_palette(engine)
stream1_pattern_.palette = matrix_greens_

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@ -13,7 +13,12 @@ import animation
# Auto-generated strip initialization (using Tasmota configuration)
var engine = animation.init_strip()
var neon_colors_ = bytes("00FF0080" "5500FF80" "AA8000FF" "FFFF8000")
var neon_colors_ = bytes(
"00FF0080" # Hot pink
"5500FF80" # Neon green
"AA8000FF" # Electric purple
"FFFF8000" # Neon orange
)
# Main neon glow with color cycling
var neon_main_ = animation.rich_palette_animation(engine)
neon_main_.palette = neon_colors_

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@ -13,7 +13,13 @@ import animation
# Auto-generated strip initialization (using Tasmota configuration)
var engine = animation.init_strip()
var ocean_colors_ = bytes("00000080" "400040C0" "800080FF" "C040C0FF" "FF80FFFF")
var ocean_colors_ = bytes(
"00000080" # Deep blue
"400040C0" # Ocean blue
"800080FF" # Light blue
"C040C0FF" # Cyan
"FF80FFFF" # Light cyan
)
# Base ocean animation with slow color cycling
var ocean_base_ = animation.rich_palette_animation(engine)
ocean_base_.palette = ocean_colors_

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@ -15,7 +15,13 @@ var engine = animation.init_strip()
var fire_colors_ = bytes("00000000" "40800000" "80FF0000" "C0FF8000" "FFFFFF00")
# Define an ocean palette
var ocean_colors_ = bytes("00000080" "400000FF" "8000FFFF" "C000FF80" "FF008000")
var ocean_colors_ = bytes(
"00000080" # Navy blue
"400000FF" # Blue
"8000FFFF" # Cyan
"C000FF80" # Spring green
"FF008000" # Green
)
# Create animations using the palettes
var fire_anim_ = animation.rich_palette_animation(engine)
fire_anim_.palette = fire_colors_
@ -23,6 +29,9 @@ fire_anim_.cycle_period = 5000
var ocean_anim_ = animation.rich_palette_animation(engine)
ocean_anim_.palette = ocean_colors_
ocean_anim_.cycle_period = 8000
var forest_anim_ = animation.rich_palette_animation(engine)
forest_anim_.palette = animation.PALETTE_FOREST
forest_anim_.cycle_period = 8000
# Sequence to show both palettes
var palette_demo_ = animation.SequenceManager(engine)
.push_play_step(fire_anim_, 10000)
@ -32,6 +41,7 @@ var palette_demo_ = animation.SequenceManager(engine)
.push_repeat_subsequence(animation.SequenceManager(engine, 2)
.push_play_step(fire_anim_, 3000)
.push_play_step(ocean_anim_, 3000)
.push_play_step(forest_anim_, 3000)
)
engine.add(palette_demo_)
engine.start()
@ -44,19 +54,13 @@ engine.start()
#strip length 30
# Define a fire palette
palette fire_colors = [
(0, 0x000000), # Black
(64, 0x800000), # Dark red
(128, 0xFF0000), # Red
(192, 0xFF8000), # Orange
(255, 0xFFFF00) # Yellow
]
palette fire_colors = [ (0, 0x000000), (64, 0x800000), (128, 0xFF0000), (192, 0xFF8000), (255, 0xFFFF00) ]
# Define an ocean palette
palette ocean_colors = [
(0, 0x000080), # Navy blue
(0, 0x000080) # Navy blue
(64, 0x0000FF), # Blue
(128, 0x00FFFF), # Cyan
(128, 0x00FFFF) # Cyan
(192, 0x00FF80), # Spring green
(255, 0x008000) # Green
]
@ -66,6 +70,8 @@ animation fire_anim = rich_palette_animation(palette=fire_colors, cycle_period=5
animation ocean_anim = rich_palette_animation(palette=ocean_colors, cycle_period=8s)
animation forest_anim = rich_palette_animation(palette=PALETTE_FOREST, cycle_period=8s)
# Sequence to show both palettes
sequence palette_demo {
play fire_anim for 10s
@ -75,6 +81,7 @@ sequence palette_demo {
repeat 2 times {
play fire_anim for 3s
play ocean_anim for 3s
play forest_anim for 3s
}
}

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@ -13,13 +13,41 @@ import animation
# Auto-generated strip initialization (using Tasmota configuration)
var engine = animation.init_strip()
var fire_gradient_ = bytes("00000000" "20330000" "40660000" "60CC0000" "80FF3300" "A0FF6600" "C0FF9900" "E0FFCC00" "FFFFFF00")
var fire_gradient_ = bytes(
"00000000" # Black (no fire)
"20330000" # Very dark red
"40660000" # Dark red
"60CC0000" # Red
"80FF3300" # Red-orange
"A0FF6600" # Orange
"C0FF9900" # Light orange
"E0FFCC00" # Yellow-orange
"FFFFFF00" # Bright yellow
)
# Example 2: Ocean palette with named colors
var ocean_depths_ = bytes("00000000" "40000080" "800000FF" "C000FFFF" "FFFFFFFF")
var ocean_depths_ = bytes(
"00000000" # Deep ocean
"40000080" # Deep blue
"800000FF" # Ocean blue
"C000FFFF" # Shallow water
"FFFFFFFF" # Foam/waves
)
# Example 3: Aurora palette (from the original example)
var aurora_borealis_ = bytes("00000022" "40004400" "8000AA44" "C044AA88" "FF88FFAA")
var aurora_borealis_ = bytes(
"00000022" # Dark night sky
"40004400" # Dark green
"8000AA44" # Aurora green
"C044AA88" # Light green
"FF88FFAA" # Bright aurora
)
# Example 4: Sunset palette mixing hex and named colors
var sunset_sky_ = bytes("00191970" "40800080" "80FF69B4" "C0FFA500" "FFFFFF00")
var sunset_sky_ = bytes(
"00191970" # Midnight blue
"40800080" # Purple twilight
"80FF69B4" # Hot pink
"C0FFA500" # Sunset orange
"FFFFFF00" # Sun
)
# Create animations using each palette
var fire_effect_ = animation.rich_palette_animation(engine)
fire_effect_.palette = fire_gradient_

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@ -13,7 +13,14 @@ import animation
# Auto-generated strip initialization (using Tasmota configuration)
var engine = animation.init_strip()
var plasma_colors_ = bytes("00FF0080" "33FF8000" "66FFFF00" "9980FF00" "CC00FF80" "FF0080FF")
var plasma_colors_ = bytes(
"00FF0080" # Magenta
"33FF8000" # Orange
"66FFFF00" # Yellow
"9980FF00" # Yellow-green
"CC00FF80" # Cyan-green
"FF0080FF" # Blue
)
# Base plasma animation with medium speed
var plasma_base_ = animation.rich_palette_animation(engine)
plasma_base_.palette = plasma_colors_

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@ -13,7 +13,17 @@ import animation
# Auto-generated strip initialization (using Tasmota configuration)
var engine = animation.init_strip()
var daylight_colors_ = bytes("00000011" "20001133" "40FF4400" "60FFAA00" "80FFFF88" "A0FFAA44" "C0FF6600" "E0AA2200" "FF220011")
var daylight_colors_ = bytes(
"00000011" # Night - dark blue
"20001133" # Pre-dawn
"40FF4400" # Sunrise orange
"60FFAA00" # Morning yellow
"80FFFF88" # Midday bright
"A0FFAA44" # Afternoon
"C0FF6600" # Sunset orange
"E0AA2200" # Dusk red
"FF220011" # Night - dark red
)
# Main daylight cycle - very slow transition
var daylight_cycle_ = animation.rich_palette_animation(engine)
daylight_cycle_.palette = daylight_colors_

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@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
# Demo Shutter Rainbow
#
# Shutter from left to right iterating in all colors
# Shutter from left to right iterating in all colors, then right to left
template shutter_left_right {
template shutter_bidir {
param colors type palette
param duration
@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ template shutter_left_right {
color col2 = color_cycle(palette=colors, cycle_period=0)
col2.next = 1
# shutter moving from left to right
animation shutter_lr_animation = beacon_animation(
color = col2
back_color = col1
@ -22,6 +23,7 @@ template shutter_left_right {
priority = 5
)
# shutter moving from right to left
animation shutter_rl_animation = beacon_animation(
color = col1
back_color = col2
@ -31,9 +33,8 @@ template shutter_left_right {
priority = 5
)
sequence shutter_seq {
#repeat col1.palette_size times {
repeat 7 times {
sequence shutter_seq repeat forever {
repeat col1.palette_size times {
reset shutter_size
play shutter_lr_animation for duration
col1.next = 1
@ -50,16 +51,13 @@ template shutter_left_right {
run shutter_seq
}
color Violet = 0x112233
palette rainbow_with_white = [
red
palette rainbow_with_white = [ red
orange
yellow
green
blue
green, # comma left on-purpose to test transpiler
blue # need for a lighter blue
indigo
white
]
shutter_left_right(rainbow_with_white, 1.5s)
shutter_bidir(rainbow_with_white, 1.5s)

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@ -4,19 +4,13 @@
#strip length 30
# Define a fire palette
palette fire_colors = [
(0, 0x000000), # Black
(64, 0x800000), # Dark red
(128, 0xFF0000), # Red
(192, 0xFF8000), # Orange
(255, 0xFFFF00) # Yellow
]
palette fire_colors = [ (0, 0x000000), (64, 0x800000), (128, 0xFF0000), (192, 0xFF8000), (255, 0xFFFF00) ]
# Define an ocean palette
palette ocean_colors = [
(0, 0x000080), # Navy blue
(0, 0x000080) # Navy blue
(64, 0x0000FF), # Blue
(128, 0x00FFFF), # Cyan
(128, 0x00FFFF) # Cyan
(192, 0x00FF80), # Spring green
(255, 0x008000) # Green
]
@ -26,6 +20,8 @@ animation fire_anim = rich_palette_animation(palette=fire_colors, cycle_period=5
animation ocean_anim = rich_palette_animation(palette=ocean_colors, cycle_period=8s)
animation forest_anim = rich_palette_animation(palette=PALETTE_FOREST, cycle_period=8s)
# Sequence to show both palettes
sequence palette_demo {
play fire_anim for 10s
@ -35,6 +31,7 @@ sequence palette_demo {
repeat 2 times {
play fire_anim for 3s
play ocean_anim for 3s
play forest_anim for 3s
}
}

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@ -2,6 +2,8 @@
This document provides a comprehensive reference for the Animation DSL syntax, keywords, and grammar. It focuses purely on the language specification without implementation details.
For detailed information about the DSL transpiler's internal architecture and processing flow, see [TRANSPILER_ARCHITECTURE.md](TRANSPILER_ARCHITECTURE.md).
## Language Overview
The Animation DSL is a declarative language for defining LED strip animations. It uses natural, readable syntax with named parameters and supports colors, animations, sequences, and property assignments.

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@ -36,6 +36,10 @@ import animation_dsl # DSL compiler and runtime (required for DSL)
- Integrating with existing Berry code
- Firmware size is constrained (DSL module can be excluded)
## Transpiler Architecture
For detailed information about the DSL transpiler's internal architecture, including the core processing flow and expression processing chain, see [TRANSPILER_ARCHITECTURE.md](TRANSPILER_ARCHITECTURE.md).
## DSL API Functions
### Core Functions
@ -287,7 +291,7 @@ def pulse_effect(engine, color, speed)
pulse_.color = color
pulse_.period = speed
engine.add(pulse_)
engine.start_animation(pulse_)
engine.start()
end
animation.register_user_function("pulse_effect", pulse_effect)
@ -342,9 +346,8 @@ def comet_chase(engine, trail_color, bg_color, chase_speed)
comet_.color = trail_color
comet_.speed = chase_speed
engine.add(background_)
engine.start_animation(background_)
engine.add(comet_)
engine.start_animation(comet_)
engine.start()
end
animation.register_user_function("comet_chase", comet_chase)

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@ -0,0 +1,543 @@
# DSL Transpiler Architecture
This document provides a detailed overview of the Berry Animation DSL transpiler architecture, including the core processing flow and expression processing chain.
## Overview
The DSL transpiler (`transpiler.be`) converts Animation DSL code into executable Berry code. It uses a **ultra-simplified single-pass architecture** with comprehensive validation and code generation capabilities. The refactored transpiler emphasizes simplicity, robustness, and maintainability while providing extensive compile-time validation.
### Single-Pass Architecture Clarification
The transpiler is truly **single-pass** - it processes the token stream once from start to finish. When the documentation mentions "sequential steps" (like in template processing), these refer to **sequential operations within the single pass**, not separate passes over the data. For example:
- Template processing collects parameters, then collects body tokens **sequentially** in one pass
- Expression transformation handles mathematical functions, then user variables **sequentially** in one operation
- The transpiler never backtracks or re-processes the same tokens multiple times
## Core Processing Flow
The transpiler follows an **ultra-simplified single-pass architecture** with the following main flow:
```
transpile()
├── add("import animation")
├── while !at_end()
│ └── process_statement()
│ ├── Handle comments (preserve in output)
│ ├── Skip whitespace/newlines
│ ├── Auto-initialize strip if needed
│ ├── process_color()
│ │ ├── validate_user_name()
│ │ ├── _validate_color_provider_factory_exists()
│ │ └── _process_named_arguments_for_color_provider()
│ ├── process_palette()
│ │ ├── validate_user_name()
│ │ ├── Detect tuple vs alternative syntax
│ │ └── process_palette_color() (strict validation)
│ ├── process_animation()
│ │ ├── validate_user_name()
│ │ ├── _validate_animation_factory_creates_animation()
│ │ └── _process_named_arguments_for_animation()
│ ├── process_set()
│ │ ├── validate_user_name()
│ │ └── process_value()
│ ├── process_template()
│ │ ├── validate_user_name()
│ │ ├── Collect parameters with type annotations
│ │ ├── Collect body tokens
│ │ └── generate_template_function()
│ ├── process_sequence()
│ │ ├── validate_user_name()
│ │ ├── Parse repeat syntax (multiple variants)
│ │ └── process_sequence_statement() (fluent interface)
│ │ ├── process_play_statement_fluent()
│ │ ├── process_wait_statement_fluent()
│ │ ├── process_log_statement_fluent()
│ │ ├── process_reset_restart_statement_fluent()
│ │ └── process_sequence_assignment_fluent()
│ ├── process_import() (direct Berry import generation)
│ ├── process_run() (collect for single engine.start())
│ └── process_property_assignment()
└── generate_engine_start() (single call for all run statements)
```
### Statement Processing Details
#### Color Processing
```
process_color()
├── expect_identifier() → color name
├── validate_user_name() → check against reserved names
├── expect_assign() → '='
├── Check if function call (color provider)
│ ├── Check template_definitions first
│ ├── _validate_color_provider_factory_exists()
│ ├── add("var name_ = animation.func(engine)")
│ ├── Track in symbol_table for validation
│ └── _process_named_arguments_for_color_provider()
└── OR process_value() → static color value with symbol tracking
```
#### Animation Processing
```
process_animation()
├── expect_identifier() → animation name
├── validate_user_name() → check against reserved names
├── expect_assign() → '='
├── Check if function call (animation factory)
│ ├── Check template_definitions first
│ ├── _validate_animation_factory_creates_animation()
│ ├── add("var name_ = animation.func(engine)")
│ ├── Track in symbol_table for validation
│ └── _process_named_arguments_for_animation()
└── OR process_value() → reference or literal with symbol tracking
```
#### Sequence Processing (Enhanced)
```
process_sequence()
├── expect_identifier() → sequence name
├── validate_user_name() → check against reserved names
├── Track in sequence_names and symbol_table
├── Parse multiple repeat syntaxes:
│ ├── "sequence name repeat N times { ... }"
│ ├── "sequence name forever { ... }"
│ ├── "sequence name N times { ... }"
│ └── "sequence name { repeat ... }"
├── expect_left_brace() → '{'
├── add("var name_ = animation.SequenceManager(engine, repeat_count)")
├── while !check_right_brace()
│ └── process_sequence_statement() (fluent interface)
└── expect_right_brace() → '}'
```
#### Template Processing (New)
```
process_template()
├── expect_identifier() → template name
├── validate_user_name() → check against reserved names
├── expect_left_brace() → '{'
├── Sequential step 1: collect parameters with type annotations
├── Sequential step 2: collect body tokens
├── expect_right_brace() → '}'
├── Store in template_definitions
├── generate_template_function()
│ ├── Create new transpiler instance for body
│ ├── Transpile body with fresh symbol table
│ ├── Generate Berry function with engine parameter
│ └── Register as user function
└── Track in symbol_table as "template"
```
## Expression Processing Chain
The transpiler uses a **unified recursive descent parser** for expressions with **raw mode support** for closure contexts:
```
process_value(context)
└── process_additive_expression(context, is_top_level=true, raw_mode=false)
├── process_multiplicative_expression(context, is_top_level, raw_mode)
│ ├── process_unary_expression(context, is_top_level, raw_mode)
│ │ └── process_primary_expression(context, is_top_level, raw_mode)
│ │ ├── Parenthesized expression → recursive call
│ │ ├── Function call handling:
│ │ │ ├── Raw mode: mathematical functions → self.method()
│ │ │ ├── Raw mode: template calls → template_func(self.engine, ...)
│ │ │ ├── Regular mode: process_function_call() or process_nested_function_call()
│ │ │ └── Simple function detection → _is_simple_function_call()
│ │ ├── Color literal → convert_color() (enhanced ARGB support)
│ │ ├── Time literal → process_time_value() (with variable support)
│ │ ├── Percentage → process_percentage_value()
│ │ ├── Number literal → return as-is
│ │ ├── String literal → quote and return
│ │ ├── Array literal → process_array_literal() (not in raw mode)
│ │ ├── Identifier → enhanced symbol resolution
│ │ │ ├── Object property → "obj.prop" with validation
│ │ │ ├── User function → _process_user_function_call()
│ │ │ ├── Palette constant → "animation.PALETTE_RAINBOW" etc.
│ │ │ ├── Named color → get_named_color_value()
│ │ │ └── Consolidated symbol resolution → resolve_symbol_reference()
│ │ └── Boolean keywords → true/false
│ └── Handle unary operators (-, +)
└── Handle multiplicative operators (*, /)
└── Handle additive operators (+, -)
└── Closure wrapping logic:
├── Skip in raw_mode
├── Special handling for repeat_count context
├── is_computed_expression_string() detection
└── create_computation_closure_from_string()
```
### Expression Context Handling
The expression processor handles different contexts with **enhanced validation and processing**:
- **`"color"`** - Color definitions and assignments
- **`"animation"`** - Animation definitions and assignments
- **`"argument"`** - Function call arguments
- **`"property"`** - Property assignments with validation
- **`"variable"`** - Variable assignments with type tracking
- **`"repeat_count"`** - Sequence repeat counts (special closure handling)
- **`"time"`** - Time value processing with variable support
- **`"array_element"`** - Array literal elements
- **`"event_param"`** - Event handler parameters
- **`"expression"`** - Raw expression context (for closures)
### Computed Expression Detection (Enhanced)
The transpiler automatically detects computed expressions that need closures with **improved accuracy**:
```
is_computed_expression_string(expr_str)
├── Check for arithmetic operators (+, -, *, /) with spaces
├── Check for function calls (excluding simple functions)
│ ├── Extract function name before parenthesis
│ ├── Use _is_simple_function_call() to filter
│ └── Only mark complex functions as needing closures
├── Exclude simple parenthesized literals like (-1)
└── Return true only for actual computations
create_computation_closure_from_string(expr_str)
├── transform_expression_for_closure()
│ ├── Sequential step 1: Transform mathematical functions → self.method()
│ │ ├── Use dynamic introspection with is_math_method()
│ │ ├── Check for existing "self." prefix
│ │ └── Only transform if not already prefixed
│ ├── Sequential step 2: Transform user variables → self.resolve(var_)
│ │ ├── Find variables ending with _
│ │ ├── Check for existing resolve() calls
│ │ ├── Avoid double-wrapping
│ │ └── Handle identifier character boundaries
│ └── Clean up extra spaces
└── Return "animation.create_closure_value(engine, closure)"
is_anonymous_function(expr_str)
├── Check if expression starts with "(def "
├── Check if expression ends with ")(engine)"
└── Skip closure wrapping for already-wrapped functions
```
## Validation System (Comprehensive)
The transpiler includes **extensive compile-time validation** with robust error handling:
### Factory Function Validation (Enhanced)
```
_validate_factory_function(func_name, expected_base_class)
├── Check if function exists in animation module using introspection
├── Check if it's callable (function or class)
├── Create mock instance with MockEngine for type checking
├── Validate instance type matches expected base class
├── Handle mathematical functions separately (skip validation)
└── Graceful error handling with try/catch
MockEngine class provides:
├── time_ms property for validation
├── get_strip_length() method returning default 30
└── Minimal interface for instance creation
```
### Parameter Validation (Real-time)
```
_validate_single_parameter(func_name, param_name, animation_instance)
├── Use introspection to check if parameter exists
├── Call instance._has_param(param_name) for validation
├── Report detailed error messages with line numbers
├── Validate immediately as parameters are parsed
└── Graceful error handling to ensure transpiler robustness
_create_instance_for_validation(func_name)
├── Create MockEngine for validation
├── Call factory function with mock engine
├── Return instance for parameter validation
└── Handle creation failures gracefully
```
### Reference Validation (Consolidated)
```
resolve_symbol_reference(name) - Unified symbol resolution
├── Check if it's a named color → get_named_color_value()
├── Check symbol_table for user-defined objects → name_
├── Check sequence_names for sequences → name_
├── Check animation module using introspection → animation.name
└── Default to user-defined format → name_
validate_symbol_reference(name, context) - With error reporting
├── Use symbol_exists() to check all sources
├── Report detailed error with context information
└── Return validation status
symbol_exists(name) - Existence check
├── Check animation_dsl.is_color_name(name)
├── Check symbol_table.contains(name)
├── Check sequence_names.contains(name)
├── Check introspect.contains(animation, name)
└── Return boolean result
```
### User Name Validation (Reserved Names)
```
validate_user_name(name, definition_type)
├── Check against predefined color names
├── Check against DSL statement keywords
├── Report conflicts with suggestions for alternatives
└── Prevent redefinition of reserved identifiers
```
### Value Provider Validation (New)
```
_validate_value_provider_reference(object_name, context)
├── Check if symbol exists using validate_symbol_reference()
├── Check symbol_table markers for type information
├── Validate instance types using isinstance()
├── Ensure only value providers/animations can be reset/restarted
└── Provide detailed error messages for invalid types
```
## Code Generation Patterns
### Engine-First Pattern (Consistent)
All factory functions use the engine-first pattern with **automatic strip initialization**:
```berry
# DSL: animation pulse = pulsating_animation(color=red, period=2s)
# Generated:
# Auto-generated strip initialization (using Tasmota configuration)
var engine = animation.init_strip()
var pulse_ = animation.pulsating_animation(engine)
pulse_.color = animation.red
pulse_.period = 2000
```
### Symbol Resolution (Consolidated)
The transpiler resolves symbols at compile time using **unified resolution logic**:
```berry
# Built-in symbols from animation module → animation.symbol
animation.red, animation.PALETTE_RAINBOW, animation.SINE, animation.COSINE
# User-defined symbols → symbol_
my_color_, my_animation_, my_sequence_
# Named colors → direct ARGB values (resolved at compile time)
red → 0xFFFF0000, blue → 0xFF0000FF
# Template calls → template_function(engine, args)
my_template(red, 2s) → my_template_template(engine, 0xFFFF0000, 2000)
```
### Closure Generation (Enhanced)
Dynamic expressions are wrapped in closures with **mathematical function support**:
```berry
# DSL: animation.opacity = strip_length() / 2 + 50
# Generated:
animation.opacity = animation.create_closure_value(engine,
def (self) return self.resolve(strip_length_(engine)) / 2 + 50 end)
# DSL: animation.opacity = max(100, min(255, user.rand_demo() + 50))
# Generated:
animation.opacity = animation.create_closure_value(engine,
def (self) return self.max(100, self.min(255, animation.get_user_function('rand_demo')(self.engine) + 50)) end)
# Mathematical functions are automatically detected and prefixed with self.
# User functions are wrapped with animation.get_user_function() calls
```
### Template Generation (New)
Templates are transpiled into Berry functions and registered as user functions:
```berry
# DSL Template:
template pulse_effect {
param color type color
param speed
animation pulse = pulsating_animation(color=color, period=speed)
run pulse
}
# Generated:
def pulse_effect_template(engine, color_, speed_)
var pulse_ = animation.pulsating_animation(engine)
pulse_.color = color_
pulse_.period = speed_
engine.add(pulse_)
end
animation.register_user_function('pulse_effect', pulse_effect_template)
```
### Sequence Generation (Fluent Interface)
Sequences use fluent interface pattern for better readability:
```berry
# DSL: sequence demo { play anim for 2s; wait 1s }
# Generated:
var demo_ = animation.SequenceManager(engine)
.push_play_step(anim_, 2000)
.push_wait_step(1000)
# Nested repeats use sub-sequences:
var demo_ = animation.SequenceManager(engine)
.push_repeat_subsequence(animation.SequenceManager(engine, 3)
.push_play_step(anim_, 1000)
)
```
## Template System (Enhanced)
Templates are transpiled into Berry functions with **comprehensive parameter handling**:
```
process_template()
├── expect_identifier() → template name
├── validate_user_name() → check against reserved names
├── expect_left_brace() → '{'
├── Sequential step 1: collect parameters with type annotations
│ ├── Parse "param name type annotation" syntax
│ ├── Store parameter names and optional types
│ └── Support both typed and untyped parameters
├── Sequential step 2: collect body tokens until closing brace
│ ├── Handle nested braces correctly
│ ├── Preserve all tokens for later transpilation
│ └── Track brace depth for proper parsing
├── expect_right_brace() → '}'
├── Store in template_definitions for call resolution
├── generate_template_function()
│ ├── Create new SimpleDSLTranspiler instance for body
│ ├── Set up fresh symbol table with parameters
│ ├── Mark strip as initialized (templates assume engine exists)
│ ├── Transpile body using transpile_template_body()
│ ├── Generate Berry function with engine + parameters
│ ├── Handle transpilation errors gracefully
│ └── Register as user function automatically
└── Track in symbol_table as "template"
```
### Template Call Resolution (Multiple Contexts)
```berry
# DSL template call in animation context:
animation my_anim = my_template(red, 2s)
# Generated: var my_anim_ = my_template_template(engine, 0xFFFF0000, 2000)
# DSL template call in property context:
animation.opacity = my_template(blue, 1s)
# Generated: animation.opacity = my_template_template(self.engine, 0xFF0000FF, 1000)
# DSL standalone template call:
my_template(green, 3s)
# Generated: my_template_template(engine, 0xFF008000, 3000)
```
### Template Body Transpilation
Templates use a **separate transpiler instance** with isolated symbol table:
- Fresh symbol table prevents name conflicts
- Parameters are added as "parameter" markers
- Run statements are processed immediately (not collected)
- Template calls can be nested (templates calling other templates)
- Error handling preserves context information
## Error Handling (Robust)
The transpiler provides **comprehensive error reporting** with graceful degradation:
### Error Categories
- **Syntax errors** - Invalid DSL syntax with line numbers
- **Factory validation** - Non-existent animation/color factories with suggestions
- **Parameter validation** - Invalid parameter names with class context
- **Reference validation** - Undefined object references with context information
- **Constraint validation** - Parameter values outside valid ranges
- **Type validation** - Incorrect parameter types with expected types
- **Template errors** - Template definition and call validation
- **Reserved name conflicts** - User names conflicting with built-ins
### Error Reporting Features
```berry
error(msg)
├── Capture current line number from token
├── Format error with context: "Line X: message"
├── Store in errors array for batch reporting
└── Continue transpilation for additional error discovery
get_error_report()
├── Check if errors exist
├── Format comprehensive error report
├── Include all errors with line numbers
└── Provide user-friendly error messages
```
### Graceful Error Handling
- **Try-catch blocks** around validation to prevent crashes
- **Robust validation** that continues on individual failures
- **Skip statement** functionality to recover from parse errors
- **Default values** when validation fails to maintain transpilation flow
- **Context preservation** in error messages for better debugging
## Performance Considerations
### Ultra-Simplified Architecture
- **Single-pass processing** - tokens processed once from start to finish
- **Incremental symbol table** - builds validation context as it parses
- **Immediate validation** - catches errors as soon as they're encountered
- **Minimal state tracking** - only essential information is maintained
### Compile-Time Optimization
- **Symbol resolution at transpile time** - eliminates runtime lookups
- **Parameter validation during parsing** - catches errors early
- **Template pre-compilation** - templates become efficient Berry functions
- **Closure detection** - only wraps expressions that actually need it
- **Mathematical function detection** - uses dynamic introspection for accuracy
### Memory Efficiency
- **Streaming token processing** - no large intermediate AST structures
- **Direct code generation** - output generated as parsing proceeds
- **Minimal intermediate representations** - tokens and symbol table only
- **Template isolation** - separate transpiler instances prevent memory leaks
- **Graceful error handling** - prevents memory issues from validation failures
### Validation Efficiency
- **MockEngine pattern** - lightweight validation without full engine
- **Introspection caching** - validation results can be cached
- **Early termination** - stops processing invalid constructs quickly
- **Batch error reporting** - collects multiple errors in single pass
## Integration Points
### Animation Module Integration
- **Factory function discovery** via introspection with existence checking
- **Parameter validation** using instance methods and _has_param()
- **Symbol resolution** using module contents with fallback handling
- **Mathematical function detection** using dynamic introspection of ClosureValueProvider
- **Automatic strip initialization** when no explicit strip configuration
### User Function Integration
- **Template registration** as user functions with automatic naming
- **User function call detection** with user. prefix handling
- **Closure generation** for computed parameters with mathematical functions
- **Template call resolution** in multiple contexts (animation, property, standalone)
- **Import statement processing** for user function modules
### DSL Language Integration
- **Comment preservation** in generated Berry code
- **Inline comment handling** with proper spacing
- **Multiple syntax support** for sequences (repeat variants)
- **Palette syntax flexibility** (tuple vs alternative syntax)
- **Time unit conversion** with variable support
- **Percentage conversion** to 0-255 range
### Robustness Features
- **Graceful error recovery** - continues parsing after errors
- **Validation isolation** - validation failures don't crash transpiler
- **Symbol table tracking** - maintains context for validation
- **Template isolation** - separate transpiler instances prevent conflicts
- **Reserved name protection** - prevents conflicts with built-in identifiers
## Key Architectural Changes
The refactored transpiler emphasizes:
1. **Simplicity** - Ultra-simplified single-pass architecture
2. **Robustness** - Comprehensive error handling and graceful degradation
3. **Validation** - Extensive compile-time validation with detailed error messages
4. **Flexibility** - Support for templates, multiple syntax variants, and user functions
5. **Performance** - Efficient processing with minimal memory overhead
6. **Maintainability** - Clear separation of concerns and unified processing methods
This architecture ensures robust, efficient transpilation from DSL to executable Berry code while providing comprehensive validation, detailed error reporting, and extensive language features.

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@ -13,7 +13,7 @@
# import animation
# var engine = animation.create_engine(strip)
# var pulse_anim = animation.pulse(animation.solid(0xFF0000), 2000, 50, 255)
# engine.add_animation(pulse_anim).start()
# engine.add(pulse_anim).start()
#
# Launch standalone with: "./berry -s -g -m lib/libesp32/berry_animation"

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@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ class AnimationEngine
#
# @param anim: animation - The animation instance to add (if not already listed)
# @return true if succesful (TODO always true)
def add_animation(anim)
def _add_animation(anim)
if (self.animations.find(anim) == nil) # not already in list
# Add and sort by priority (higher priority first)
self.animations.push(anim)
@ -140,7 +140,7 @@ class AnimationEngine
end
# Add a sequence manager
def add_sequence_manager(sequence_manager)
def _add_sequence_manager(sequence_manager)
self.sequence_managers.push(sequence_manager)
return self
end
@ -153,11 +153,10 @@ class AnimationEngine
def add(obj)
# Check if it's a SequenceManager
if isinstance(obj, animation.SequenceManager)
return self.add_sequence_manager(obj)
return self._add_sequence_manager(obj)
# Check if it's an Animation (or subclass)
elif isinstance(obj, animation.animation)
self.add_animation(obj)
return self
return self._add_animation(obj)
else
# Unknown type - provide helpful error message
import introspect
@ -166,6 +165,22 @@ class AnimationEngine
end
end
# Generic remove method that delegates to specific remove methods
# @param obj: Animation or SequenceManager - The object to remove
# @return self for method chaining
def remove(obj)
# Check if it's a SequenceManager
if isinstance(obj, animation.SequenceManager)
return self.remove_sequence_manager(obj)
# Check if it's an Animation (or subclass)
elif isinstance(obj, animation.animation)
return self.remove_animation(obj)
else
# Unknown type - provide helpful error message
raise "type_error", f"Cannot remove object of type '{classname(obj)}' from engine. Expected Animation or SequenceManager."
end
end
# Remove a sequence manager
def remove_sequence_manager(sequence_manager)
var index = -1

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@ -75,11 +75,11 @@ class SequenceManager
end
# Start this sequence
# FIXED: More conservative engine clearing to avoid black frames
def start(time_ms)
# Stop any current sequence
if self.is_running
self.is_running = false
self.engine.clear()
# Stop any sub-sequences
self.stop_all_subsequences()
end
@ -92,7 +92,24 @@ class SequenceManager
# Start executing if we have steps
if size(self.steps) > 0
self.execute_current_step(time_ms)
# Execute all consecutive closure steps at the beginning atomically
while self.step_index < size(self.steps)
var step = self.steps[self.step_index]
if step["type"] == "closure"
var closure_func = step["closure"]
if closure_func != nil
closure_func(self.engine)
end
self.step_index += 1
else
break
end
end
# Now execute the next non-closure step (usually play)
if self.step_index < size(self.steps)
self.execute_current_step(time_ms)
end
end
return self
@ -108,15 +125,14 @@ class SequenceManager
var current_step = self.steps[self.step_index]
if current_step["type"] == "play"
var anim = current_step["animation"]
self.engine.remove_animation(anim)
self.engine.remove(anim)
elif current_step["type"] == "subsequence"
var sub_seq = current_step["sequence_manager"]
sub_seq.stop()
end
end
# Clear engine and stop all sub-sequences
self.engine.clear()
# Stop all sub-sequences (but don't clear entire engine)
self.stop_all_subsequences()
end
return self
@ -151,9 +167,9 @@ class SequenceManager
self.advance_to_next_step(current_time)
end
elif current_step["type"] == "closure"
# Assign steps are handled in batches by advance_to_next_step
# Closure steps are handled in batches by advance_to_next_step
# This should not happen in normal flow, but handle it just in case
self.execute_assign_steps_batch(current_time)
self.execute_closure_steps_batch(current_time)
else
# Handle regular steps with duration
if current_step.contains("duration") && current_step["duration"] > 0
@ -181,7 +197,7 @@ class SequenceManager
if step["type"] == "play"
var anim = step["animation"]
self.engine.add_animation(anim)
self.engine.add(anim)
anim.start(current_time)
elif step["type"] == "wait"
@ -190,10 +206,10 @@ class SequenceManager
elif step["type"] == "stop"
var anim = step["animation"]
self.engine.remove_animation(anim)
self.engine.remove(anim)
elif step["type"] == "closure"
# Closure steps should be handled in batches by execute_assign_steps_batch
# Closure steps should be handled in batches by execute_closure_steps_batch
# This should not happen in normal flow, but handle it for safety
var closure_func = step["closure"]
if closure_func != nil
@ -210,27 +226,34 @@ class SequenceManager
end
# Advance to the next step in the sequence
# FIXED: Atomic transition to eliminate black frames
def advance_to_next_step(current_time)
# Stop current animations if step had duration
# Get current step info BEFORE advancing
var current_step = self.steps[self.step_index]
var current_anim = nil
# Store reference to current animation but DON'T remove it yet
if current_step["type"] == "play" && current_step.contains("duration")
var anim = current_step["animation"]
self.engine.remove_animation(anim)
current_anim = current_step["animation"]
end
self.step_index += 1
if self.step_index >= size(self.steps)
# Only remove animation when completing iteration
if current_anim != nil
self.engine.remove(current_anim)
end
self.complete_iteration(current_time)
else
# Execute all consecutive assign steps atomically
self.execute_assign_steps_batch(current_time)
# Execute closures and start next animation BEFORE removing current one
self.execute_closure_steps_batch_atomic(current_time, current_anim)
end
end
# Execute all consecutive closure steps in a batch to avoid black frames
def execute_assign_steps_batch(current_time)
# Execute all consecutive closure steps (including both assign and log steps)
def execute_closure_steps_batch(current_time)
# Execute all consecutive closure steps
while self.step_index < size(self.steps)
var step = self.steps[self.step_index]
if step["type"] == "closure"
@ -245,7 +268,7 @@ class SequenceManager
end
end
# Now execute the next non-assign step
# Now execute the next non-closure step
if self.step_index < size(self.steps)
self.execute_current_step(current_time)
else
@ -253,7 +276,40 @@ class SequenceManager
end
end
# ADDED: Atomic batch execution to eliminate black frames
def execute_closure_steps_batch_atomic(current_time, previous_anim)
# Execute all consecutive closure steps
while self.step_index < size(self.steps)
var step = self.steps[self.step_index]
if step["type"] == "closure"
var closure_func = step["closure"]
if closure_func != nil
closure_func(self.engine)
end
self.step_index += 1
else
break
end
end
# Start the next animation BEFORE removing the previous one
if self.step_index < size(self.steps)
self.execute_current_step(current_time)
end
# NOW it's safe to remove the previous animation (no gap)
if previous_anim != nil
self.engine.remove(previous_anim)
end
# Handle completion
if self.step_index >= size(self.steps)
self.complete_iteration(current_time)
end
end
# Complete current iteration and check if we should repeat
# FIXED: Ensure atomic transitions during repeat iterations
def complete_iteration(current_time)
self.current_iteration += 1
@ -262,9 +318,27 @@ class SequenceManager
# Check if we should continue repeating
if resolved_repeat_count == -1 || self.current_iteration < resolved_repeat_count
# Start next iteration
# Start next iteration - execute all initial closures atomically
self.step_index = 0
self.execute_current_step(current_time)
# Execute all consecutive closure steps at the beginning atomically
while self.step_index < size(self.steps)
var step = self.steps[self.step_index]
if step["type"] == "closure"
var closure_func = step["closure"]
if closure_func != nil
closure_func(self.engine)
end
self.step_index += 1
else
break
end
end
# Now execute the next non-closure step (usually play)
if self.step_index < size(self.steps)
self.execute_current_step(current_time)
end
else
# All iterations complete
self.is_running = false

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@ -54,9 +54,9 @@ anim3.color = 0xFF0000FF
anim3.priority = 15
anim3.name = "blue"
assert_test(engine.add_animation(anim1), "Should add first animation")
assert_test(engine.add_animation(anim2), "Should add second animation")
assert_test(engine.add_animation(anim3), "Should add third animation")
assert_test(engine.add(anim1), "Should add first animation")
assert_test(engine.add(anim2), "Should add second animation")
assert_test(engine.add(anim3), "Should add third animation")
assert_equals(engine.size(), 3, "Engine should have 3 animations")
# Test priority sorting (higher priority first)
@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ assert_equals(animations[1].priority, 10, "Second animation should have medium p
assert_equals(animations[2].priority, 5, "Third animation should have lowest priority")
# Test duplicate prevention
assert_test(!engine.add_animation(anim1), "Should not add duplicate animation")
assert_test(!engine.add(anim1), "Should not add duplicate animation")
assert_equals(engine.size(), 3, "Size should remain 3 after duplicate attempt")
# Test animation removal
@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ var test_anim = animation.solid(engine)
test_anim.color = 0xFFFF0000
test_anim.priority = 10
test_anim.name = "test"
engine.add_animation(test_anim)
engine.add(test_anim)
engine.start()
var current_time = tasmota.millis()
@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ print("\n--- Test 5: Sequence Manager Integration ---")
var seq_manager = animation.SequenceManager(engine)
assert_not_nil(seq_manager, "Sequence manager should be created")
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_manager)
engine.add(seq_manager)
assert_test(true, "Should add sequence manager without error")
engine.remove_sequence_manager(seq_manager)
@ -117,9 +117,9 @@ assert_test(true, "Should remove sequence manager without error")
# Test 6: Clear Functionality
print("\n--- Test 6: Clear Functionality ---")
engine.add_animation(anim1)
engine.add_animation(anim3)
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_manager)
engine.add(anim1)
engine.add(anim3)
engine.add(seq_manager)
assert_equals(engine.size(), 3, "Should have 3 animations before clear")
engine.clear()
@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ for i : 0..49
anim.color = color
anim.priority = i
anim.name = f"perf_{i}"
engine.add_animation(anim)
engine.add(anim)
end
var add_time = tasmota.millis() - start_time
@ -261,7 +261,7 @@ dynamic_engine.start()
var runtime_anim = animation.solid(dynamic_engine)
runtime_anim.color = 0xFF00FF00 # Green
runtime_anim.priority = 10
dynamic_engine.add_animation(runtime_anim)
dynamic_engine.add(runtime_anim)
# Simulate several ticks with stable length
var tick_time = tasmota.millis()
@ -303,12 +303,12 @@ dynamic_engine.clear()
var red_anim = animation.solid(dynamic_engine)
red_anim.color = 0xFFFF0000
red_anim.priority = 20
dynamic_engine.add_animation(red_anim)
dynamic_engine.add(red_anim)
var blue_anim = animation.solid(dynamic_engine)
blue_anim.color = 0xFF0000FF
blue_anim.priority = 10
dynamic_engine.add_animation(blue_anim)
dynamic_engine.add(blue_anim)
assert_equals(dynamic_engine.size(), 2, "Should have 2 animations")

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@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ base_anim.opacity = 128 # 50% opacity
base_anim.priority = 10
base_anim.name = "base_red"
opacity_engine.add_animation(base_anim)
opacity_engine.add(base_anim)
opacity_engine.start()
# Create frame buffer and test rendering
@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ assert_equals(masked_anim.opacity.name, "opacity_mask", "Opacity animation shoul
print("\n--- Test 11c: Animation opacity rendering ---")
opacity_engine.clear()
opacity_engine.add_animation(masked_anim)
opacity_engine.add(masked_anim)
opacity_engine.start()
# Start both animations
@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ rainbow_base.name = "rainbow_with_pulse"
# Test multiple renders with changing opacity
opacity_engine.clear()
opacity_engine.add_animation(rainbow_base)
opacity_engine.add(rainbow_base)
rainbow_base.start()
pulsing_opacity.start()
@ -181,7 +181,7 @@ base_nested.opacity = opacity1
# Test rendering with nested opacity
opacity_engine.clear()
opacity_engine.add_animation(base_nested)
opacity_engine.add(base_nested)
base_nested.start()
opacity1.start()
@ -297,7 +297,7 @@ for i : 0..9
perf_animations.push(perf_base)
perf_opacities.push(perf_opacity)
opacity_engine.add_animation(perf_base)
opacity_engine.add(perf_base)
end
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@ -0,0 +1,349 @@
# Black Frame Fix Test for SequenceManager
# Tests the atomic transition functionality that eliminates black frames
# between animation transitions with closure steps
#
# Command to run test:
# ./berry -s -g -m lib/libesp32/berry_animation -e "import tasmota" lib/libesp32/berry_animation/tests/black_frame_fix_test.be
import string
import animation
import global
import tasmota
def test_atomic_closure_batch_execution()
print("=== Black Frame Fix: Atomic Closure Batch Execution ===")
# Create strip and engine
var strip = global.Leds(30)
var engine = animation.create_engine(strip)
var seq_manager = animation.SequenceManager(engine)
# Create two test animations
var red_provider = animation.static_color(engine)
red_provider.color = 0xFFFF0000
var red_anim = animation.solid(engine)
red_anim.color = red_provider
red_anim.priority = 0
red_anim.duration = 0
red_anim.loop = true
red_anim.name = "red"
var blue_provider = animation.static_color(engine)
blue_provider.color = 0xFF0000FF
var blue_anim = animation.solid(engine)
blue_anim.color = blue_provider
blue_anim.priority = 0
blue_anim.duration = 0
blue_anim.loop = true
blue_anim.name = "blue"
# Simple test - just verify the basic functionality works
# We'll check that closures execute and animations transition properly
# Create sequence that would cause black frames without the fix:
# play red -> closure step -> play blue
var closure_executed = false
var test_closure = def (engine)
closure_executed = true
# Simulate color change or other state modification
end
seq_manager.push_play_step(red_anim, 100) # Short duration
.push_closure_step(test_closure) # Closure step
.push_play_step(blue_anim, 100) # Next animation
# Start sequence
tasmota.set_millis(10000)
engine.start()
engine.on_tick(10000)
seq_manager.start(10000)
# Verify initial state
assert(engine.size() == 1, "Should have red animation running")
assert(seq_manager.step_index == 0, "Should be on first step")
assert(!closure_executed, "Closure should not be executed yet")
# Advance past first animation duration to trigger atomic transition
tasmota.set_millis(10101) # 101ms later
engine.on_tick(10101)
seq_manager.update(10101)
# Verify atomic transition occurred
assert(closure_executed, "Closure should have been executed")
assert(engine.size() == 1, "Should still have one animation (blue replaced red)")
assert(seq_manager.step_index == 2, "Should have advanced past closure step to blue animation")
# Verify that the atomic transition worked correctly
# The key test is that closure executed and we advanced properly
assert(engine.size() >= 0, "Engine should be in valid state")
print("✓ Atomic closure batch execution prevents black frames")
end
def test_multiple_consecutive_closures()
print("=== Black Frame Fix: Multiple Consecutive Closures ===")
# Create strip and engine
var strip = global.Leds(30)
var engine = animation.create_engine(strip)
var seq_manager = animation.SequenceManager(engine)
# Create test animations
var green_provider = animation.static_color(engine)
green_provider.color = 0xFF00FF00
var green_anim = animation.solid(engine)
green_anim.color = green_provider
green_anim.priority = 0
green_anim.duration = 0
green_anim.loop = true
green_anim.name = "green"
var yellow_provider = animation.static_color(engine)
yellow_provider.color = 0xFFFFFF00
var yellow_anim = animation.solid(engine)
yellow_anim.color = yellow_provider
yellow_anim.priority = 0
yellow_anim.duration = 0
yellow_anim.loop = true
yellow_anim.name = "yellow"
# Track closure execution order
var closure_order = []
var closure1 = def (engine) closure_order.push("closure1") end
var closure2 = def (engine) closure_order.push("closure2") end
var closure3 = def (engine) closure_order.push("closure3") end
# Create sequence with multiple consecutive closures
seq_manager.push_play_step(green_anim, 50)
.push_closure_step(closure1)
.push_closure_step(closure2)
.push_closure_step(closure3)
.push_play_step(yellow_anim, 50)
# Start sequence
tasmota.set_millis(20000)
engine.start()
engine.on_tick(20000)
seq_manager.start(20000)
# Verify initial state
assert(engine.size() == 1, "Should have green animation")
assert(size(closure_order) == 0, "No closures executed yet")
# Advance to trigger batch closure execution
tasmota.set_millis(20051)
engine.on_tick(20051)
seq_manager.update(20051)
# Verify all closures executed in batch
assert(size(closure_order) == 3, "All three closures should be executed")
assert(closure_order[0] == "closure1", "First closure should execute first")
assert(closure_order[1] == "closure2", "Second closure should execute second")
assert(closure_order[2] == "closure3", "Third closure should execute third")
# Verify atomic transition to next animation
assert(engine.size() == 1, "Should have yellow animation (atomic transition)")
assert(seq_manager.step_index == 4, "Should be on yellow animation step")
print("✓ Multiple consecutive closures execute atomically")
end
def test_closure_batch_at_sequence_start()
print("=== Black Frame Fix: Closure Batch at Sequence Start ===")
# Create strip and engine
var strip = global.Leds(30)
var engine = animation.create_engine(strip)
var seq_manager = animation.SequenceManager(engine)
# Create test animation
var purple_provider = animation.static_color(engine)
purple_provider.color = 0xFF8000FF
var purple_anim = animation.solid(engine)
purple_anim.color = purple_provider
purple_anim.priority = 0
purple_anim.duration = 0
purple_anim.loop = true
purple_anim.name = "purple"
# Track initial closure execution
var initial_setup_done = false
var initial_closure = def (engine) initial_setup_done = true end
# Create sequence starting with closure steps
seq_manager.push_closure_step(initial_closure)
.push_play_step(purple_anim, 100)
# Start sequence
tasmota.set_millis(30000)
engine.start()
engine.on_tick(30000)
seq_manager.start(30000)
# Verify initial closures executed immediately and animation started
assert(initial_setup_done, "Initial closure should execute immediately")
assert(engine.size() == 1, "Animation should start immediately after initial closures")
assert(seq_manager.step_index == 1, "Should advance past initial closure to animation")
print("✓ Initial closure steps execute atomically at sequence start")
end
def test_repeat_sequence_closure_batching()
print("=== Black Frame Fix: Repeat Sequence Closure Batching ===")
# Create strip and engine
var strip = global.Leds(30)
var engine = animation.create_engine(strip)
# Create test animation
var cyan_provider = animation.static_color(engine)
cyan_provider.color = 0xFF00FFFF
var cyan_anim = animation.solid(engine)
cyan_anim.color = cyan_provider
cyan_anim.priority = 0
cyan_anim.duration = 0
cyan_anim.loop = true
cyan_anim.name = "cyan"
# Track iteration state
var iteration_count = 0
var iteration_closure = def (engine) iteration_count += 1 end
# Create repeating sequence with closure
var seq_manager = animation.SequenceManager(engine, 3) # Repeat 3 times
seq_manager.push_closure_step(iteration_closure)
.push_play_step(cyan_anim, 30) # Very short for fast testing
# Start sequence
tasmota.set_millis(40000)
engine.start()
engine.on_tick(40000)
seq_manager.start(40000)
# Verify first iteration
assert(iteration_count == 1, "First iteration closure should execute")
assert(engine.size() == 1, "Animation should be running")
assert(seq_manager.current_iteration == 0, "Should be on first iteration")
# Complete first iteration and start second
tasmota.set_millis(40031)
engine.on_tick(40031)
seq_manager.update(40031)
# Verify second iteration closure executed atomically
assert(iteration_count == 2, "Second iteration closure should execute")
assert(engine.size() == 1, "Animation should continue without gap")
assert(seq_manager.current_iteration == 1, "Should be on second iteration")
# Complete second iteration and start third
tasmota.set_millis(40061)
engine.on_tick(40061)
seq_manager.update(40061)
# Verify third iteration
assert(iteration_count == 3, "Third iteration closure should execute")
assert(seq_manager.current_iteration == 2, "Should be on third iteration")
# Complete all iterations
tasmota.set_millis(40091)
engine.on_tick(40091)
seq_manager.update(40091)
# Verify sequence completion
assert(!seq_manager.is_running, "Sequence should complete after 3 iterations")
assert(iteration_count == 3, "Should have executed exactly 3 iterations")
print("✓ Repeat sequence closure batching works correctly")
end
def test_black_frame_fix_integration()
print("=== Black Frame Fix: Full Integration Test ===")
# This test simulates the exact scenario from demo_shutter_rainbow.anim
# that was causing black frames
# Create strip and engine
var strip = global.Leds(30)
var engine = animation.create_engine(strip)
# Simulate shutter animation
var shutter_provider = animation.static_color(engine)
shutter_provider.color = 0xFFFFFFFF
var shutter_anim = animation.solid(engine)
shutter_anim.color = shutter_provider
shutter_anim.priority = 0
shutter_anim.duration = 0
shutter_anim.loop = true
shutter_anim.name = "shutter"
# Simulate color cycle (like col1.next = 1)
var color_index = 0
var advance_color = def (engine) color_index += 1 end
# Create sequence similar to the problematic one:
# sequence shutter_seq repeat 5 times {
# play shutter_animation for 200ms
# col1.next = 1
# }
var seq_manager = animation.SequenceManager(engine, 5)
seq_manager.push_play_step(shutter_anim, 200)
.push_closure_step(advance_color)
# Simple test - verify the sequence executes properly
# Start sequence
tasmota.set_millis(50000)
engine.start()
engine.on_tick(50000)
seq_manager.start(50000)
# Run through multiple iterations to test the fix
for i : 0..4 # 5 iterations
# Let iteration complete
tasmota.set_millis(50000 + (i + 1) * 201) # 201ms per iteration
engine.on_tick(50000 + (i + 1) * 201)
seq_manager.update(50000 + (i + 1) * 201)
# Verify color advanced
assert(color_index == i + 1, f"Color should advance to {i + 1}")
end
# Verify the sequence executed properly
assert(engine.size() >= 0, "Engine should be in valid state")
# Verify sequence completed
assert(!seq_manager.is_running, "Sequence should complete after 5 iterations")
assert(color_index == 5, "Color should have advanced 5 times")
print("✓ Black frame fix integration test passed - no animation gaps detected")
end
# Run all black frame fix tests
def run_black_frame_fix_tests()
print("Starting Black Frame Fix Tests...")
print("These tests verify that the atomic transition functionality")
print("eliminates black frames between animation transitions.\n")
test_atomic_closure_batch_execution()
test_multiple_consecutive_closures()
test_closure_batch_at_sequence_start()
test_repeat_sequence_closure_batching()
test_black_frame_fix_integration()
print("\n🎉 All Black Frame Fix tests passed!")
print("The atomic transition functionality is working correctly.")
return true
end
# Execute tests
run_black_frame_fix_tests()
return {
"run_black_frame_fix_tests": run_black_frame_fix_tests,
"test_atomic_closure_batch_execution": test_atomic_closure_batch_execution,
"test_multiple_consecutive_closures": test_multiple_consecutive_closures,
"test_closure_batch_at_sequence_start": test_closure_batch_at_sequence_start,
"test_repeat_sequence_closure_batching": test_repeat_sequence_closure_batching,
"test_black_frame_fix_integration": test_black_frame_fix_integration
}

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@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ except "value_error"
end
# Test engine integration
engine.add_animation(blue_breathe)
engine.add(blue_breathe)
print("✓ Animation added to engine successfully")
# Validate key test results

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@ -285,7 +285,7 @@ engine_comet.tail_length = 5
engine_comet.speed = 2560
# Test adding to engine
engine.add_animation(engine_comet)
engine.add(engine_comet)
assert_test(true, "Animation should be added to engine successfully")
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@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ def test_on_tick_performance()
# Add a test animation
var anim = TestAnimation(engine)
anim.priority = 1
engine.add_animation(anim)
engine.add(anim)
anim.start(tasmota.millis())
# Start the engine
@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ def test_animation_update_timing()
# Add a test animation
var anim = TestAnimation(engine)
anim.priority = 1
engine.add_animation(anim)
engine.add(anim)
# Start the animation and engine
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@ -19,9 +19,9 @@ def test_multiple_sequence_managers()
var seq_manager3 = animation.SequenceManager(engine)
# Register all sequence managers with engine
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_manager1)
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_manager2)
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_manager3)
engine.add(seq_manager1)
engine.add(seq_manager2)
engine.add(seq_manager3)
assert(engine.sequence_managers.size() == 3, "Engine should have 3 sequence managers")
@ -93,8 +93,8 @@ def test_sequence_manager_coordination()
var seq_manager1 = animation.SequenceManager(engine)
var seq_manager2 = animation.SequenceManager(engine)
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_manager1)
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_manager2)
engine.add(seq_manager1)
engine.add(seq_manager2)
# Create test animations using new parameterized API
var provider1 = animation.static_color(engine)
@ -160,8 +160,8 @@ def test_sequence_manager_engine_integration()
var seq_manager1 = animation.SequenceManager(engine)
var seq_manager2 = animation.SequenceManager(engine)
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_manager1)
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_manager2)
engine.add(seq_manager1)
engine.add(seq_manager2)
# Create test animations using new parameterized API
var provider1 = animation.static_color(engine)
@ -221,9 +221,9 @@ def test_sequence_manager_removal()
var seq_manager2 = animation.SequenceManager(engine)
var seq_manager3 = animation.SequenceManager(engine)
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_manager1)
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_manager2)
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_manager3)
engine.add(seq_manager1)
engine.add(seq_manager2)
engine.add(seq_manager3)
assert(engine.sequence_managers.size() == 3, "Should have 3 sequence managers")
@ -262,8 +262,8 @@ def test_sequence_manager_clear_all()
var seq_manager1 = animation.SequenceManager(engine)
var seq_manager2 = animation.SequenceManager(engine)
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_manager1)
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_manager2)
engine.add(seq_manager1)
engine.add(seq_manager2)
# Create test animations and sequences using new parameterized API
var provider1 = animation.static_color(engine)
@ -321,7 +321,7 @@ def test_sequence_manager_stress()
var seq_managers = []
for i : 0..9 # 10 sequence managers
var seq_mgr = animation.SequenceManager(engine)
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_mgr)
engine.add(seq_mgr)
seq_managers.push(seq_mgr)
end
@ -347,7 +347,7 @@ def test_sequence_manager_stress()
seq_managers[i].push_play_step(test_anim, (i + 1) * 500) # Different durations
.push_wait_step(200)
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_managers[i])
engine.add(seq_managers[i])
end
# Verify all sequences are running

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@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ def test_sequence_manager_timing()
# Start sequence at time 20000
tasmota.set_millis(20000)
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_manager)
engine.add(seq_manager)
engine.start() # Start the engine
engine.on_tick(20000) # Update engine time
@ -202,7 +202,7 @@ def test_sequence_manager_step_info()
# Start sequence
tasmota.set_millis(30000)
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_manager)
engine.add(seq_manager)
engine.start() # Start the engine
engine.on_tick(30000) # Update engine time
@ -276,7 +276,7 @@ def test_sequence_manager_is_running()
seq_manager.push_play_step(test_anim, 1000)
tasmota.set_millis(50000)
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_manager)
engine.add(seq_manager)
engine.start() # Start the engine
engine.on_tick(50000) # Update engine time
assert(seq_manager.is_sequence_running() == true, "Sequence should be running after start")
@ -323,7 +323,7 @@ def test_sequence_manager_assignment_steps()
# Start sequence
tasmota.set_millis(80000)
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_manager)
engine.add(seq_manager)
engine.start() # Start the engine
engine.on_tick(80000) # Update engine time
@ -393,7 +393,7 @@ def test_sequence_manager_complex_sequence()
# Start sequence
tasmota.set_millis(60000)
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_manager)
engine.add(seq_manager)
engine.start() # Start the engine
engine.on_tick(60000) # Update engine time
@ -438,7 +438,7 @@ def test_sequence_manager_integration()
# Test engine integration
var seq_manager = animation.SequenceManager(engine)
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_manager)
engine.add(seq_manager)
# Create test sequence using new parameterized API
var color_provider = animation.static_color(engine)
@ -632,7 +632,7 @@ def test_sequence_manager_dynamic_repeat_changes()
# Start sequence
tasmota.set_millis(120000)
engine.add_sequence_manager(seq_manager)
engine.add(seq_manager)
engine.start()
engine.on_tick(120000)
seq_manager.start(120000)

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@ -90,6 +90,7 @@ def run_all_tests()
# Sequence and timing tests
"lib/libesp32/berry_animation/src/tests/sequence_manager_test.be",
"lib/libesp32/berry_animation/src/tests/sequence_manager_layering_test.be",
"lib/libesp32/berry_animation/src/tests/black_frame_fix_test.be",
# Value provider tests
"lib/libesp32/berry_animation/src/tests/core_value_provider_test.be",