Chris Tate
80d1c46d36
- Make app.json the default manifest with a published versioned schema. - Add registered-image source cropping and harden installed TypeScript toolchain resolution. - Synchronize v0.9.5 package metadata and release notes.
Voice Memo
A TypeScript-core Native SDK example that records the default microphone or
system playback, shows a live input-level trace, writes each take as a mono
48 kHz PCM WAV, and plays saved takes back. The logic is in src/core.ts, the view is in
src/app.native, and no JavaScript runtime ships in the binary.
Recordings are written below the platform's durable per-app data directory,
under recordings/voice-memo-N.wav — ~/Library/Application Support/voice-memo/
on macOS and %LOCALAPPDATA%\voice-memo\Data\ on Windows. The generated
TypeScript runner resolves that directory and delivers it through the journaled
NATIVE_SDK_APP_DATA_DIR envMsgs channel, so packaged apps do not depend on
their launch working directory. A take is capped at ten seconds so its WAV stays
below the current 1 MiB whole-file effect limit. Recording stops through
Cmd.audioCaptureStop; the app waits for the terminal stopped event before
building the WAV, so already-accepted capture chunks are included.
Run it
cd examples/voice-memo
native dev
The first microphone or system-audio recording may prompt for the matching
access. The manifest declares microphone, system_audio, and filesystem
permissions. The example targets macOS and Windows; Linux capture is not
currently available.
Useful checks:
native check
native test -Dplatform=null
native build
native dev --core can exercise the pure state machine and show effect
transcripts, but it does not provide live microphone samples.