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feat(collab): presence P3 — eeschema port (collab-presence 0003)
- eeschema_embind.cpp: presence section (0002 pattern, zero fork changes) —
  wx canvas triggers + SCHEMATIC_LISTENER piggyback → post-settle
  SCH_SELECTION_TOOL emit; throttled cursor; remote VIEW_OVERLAY render
  (SCHEMATIC::ResolveItem, name tags, screen-constant via GAL matrix);
  schCollab{PresenceStart,SetRemote,GetViewport,GetSelection,TestSelectFirst,
  TestClearSelection}; kicad_editor_embind dispatches by active frame.
- sheet-manager: parked rooms carry SKELETON awareness states
  ({user,tool,sheetPath=bound sheet}) via publishSkeletons on switch + late
  warm-up — the bound room's awareness then holds every project peer, so no
  multi-room aggregation; presence.ts publishSkeleton helper.
- PresenceRoster: sheet-aware — peers on another sheet render dimmed with
  'on <sheet>' tooltip; WasmTool un-gates the kicad presence bridge for
  eeschema and threads activeSheetPath.
- tests: presence-eeschema.spec.ts (5 e2e, mirrors pcbnew incl. the px/IU
  band at eeschema's 1e4/mm IU); presence.test.ts +2 (skeleton visibility,
  no ghost cursor after rebind). eeschema-collab/subschema stay green.

Verified live: two tabs on demo.kicad_sch — peer cursor cross + label,
selection box + name tag, roster avatar.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CvqUd4QsJSGHN28aunJRTq
2026-07-07 21:09:22 +02:00
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bindings feat(collab): presence P3 — eeschema port (collab-presence 0003) 2026-07-07 21:09:22 +02:00
cli feat(libs): standalone .lib→.kicad_sym wasm converter (sym_convert) 2026-06-18 12:21:15 +02:00
cmake refactor(cmake): de-churn batches A-E (fork-cleanup doc 02) 2026-06-22 18:50:08 +02:00
editor feat(wasm): kicad_editor — merge the pcbnew+eeschema kifaces into ONE bundle (Part 2) 2026-07-02 17:56:02 +02:00
gl1 feat(3d): gl1 shim M4+M6+M7 — GLU quadrics, production link, stub retired; 47/47 parity 2026-07-03 15:45:58 +02:00
kiplatform fix(wasm): KiCad 10 kiplatform/libgit2 stubs, e2e fixtures, asyncify -g hook 2026-06-24 10:30:25 +02:00
occ-service feat(wasm): occ-split — lazy occ_service worker; kicad_editor drops OCC (−31%) 2026-07-03 12:39:58 +02:00
shims feat(libs): react load overlay + progress bar; mimalloc mallinfo stub; framed tests 2026-07-01 09:56:32 +02:00
stubs feat(3d): gl1 shim M4+M6+M7 — GLU quadrics, production link, stub retired; 47/47 parity 2026-07-03 15:45:58 +02:00
README.md refactor: 💡 remove orphaned files 2026-06-05 13:18:24 +02:00

WASM Compatibility Layer

This directory contains WASM-specific implementations that allow KiCad to run in a web browser while keeping our KiCad fork as close to upstream as possible.

Principle

Instead of patching KiCad source files, we:

  1. Provide alternative implementations for platform-specific code (kiplatform)
  2. Stub out libraries/features that can't work in the browser (libgit2, curl, nng, scripting, 3D viewer, ...)
  3. Expose KiCad to JavaScript via Embind bindings
  4. Override host package detection during cross-compilation (cmake find-modules)

The KiCad-side hooks for this are small if(EMSCRIPTEN) branches in KiCad's own CMakeLists that pull sources from this directory — see "How it's wired" below.

Directory Structure

wasm/
├── README.md               # This file
├── kiplatform/             # Platform abstraction implementations (compiled into KiCad)
│   ├── app.cpp             # App lifecycle (paths, startup)
│   ├── drivers.cpp         # GPU detection (returns "WebGL")
│   ├── environment.cpp     # Environment variables
│   ├── io.cpp              # File I/O (WASM virtual filesystem)
│   ├── policy.cpp          # Security policy (always permissive)
│   ├── secrets.cpp         # Credential storage
│   ├── sysinfo.cpp         # System information
│   ├── printing.cpp        # Print support (browser print())
│   └── ui.cpp              # UI helpers
├── bindings/               # Embind bindings exposing each app to JavaScript
│   ├── pcbnew_embind.cpp
│   ├── eeschema_embind.cpp
│   ├── pl_editor_embind.cpp
│   └── calculator_embind.cpp
├── stubs/                  # Stub implementations + header shims for unavailable deps
│   ├── *.c / *.cpp         # libgit2, curl, nng, scripting, 3D viewer, frame stubs, ...
│   ├── char_traits_uint16_workaround.h
│   └── GL/ nng/ ngspice/   # Header stubs found via include paths
└── cmake/                  # CMake find-module overrides for cross-compilation
    └── Find*.cmake / Use*.cmake

How it's wired

kiplatform — compiled into KiCad

The kiplatform/*.cpp files are added directly to KiCad's kiplatform library by an if(EMSCRIPTEN) branch in kicad/libs/kiplatform/CMakeLists.txt, which references them as ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/../wasm/kiplatform/*.cpp. There is no separate libkiplatform_wasm.a.

stubs — compiled by the build script and KiCad CMakeLists

scripts/kicad/build-kicad-target.sh compiles the C stubs (libgit2_stub.c, curl_stub.c, nng_stub.c) and force-includes char_traits_uint16_workaround.h. App-specific *_frame_stub.cpp / *_scripting_stub.cpp are picked up per app, and the remaining *_stub.cpp files are pulled in by if(EMSCRIPTEN) branches in the KiCad fork's own CMakeLists. Header stubs under GL/, nng/, ngspice/ are resolved via include paths.

bindings — per app

build-kicad-target.sh compiles wasm/bindings/<app>_embind.cpp for the app being built (apps without an embind file get an empty placeholder object).

cmake — module path

build-kicad-target.sh passes -DCMAKE_MODULE_PATH="${PROJECT_ROOT}/wasm/cmake" so the WASM find-module stubs override host package detection.

Coroutine/fiber support is not in this directory — it comes from the KiCad fork's kicad/thirdparty/libcontext/libcontext.cpp (LIBCONTEXT_PLATFORM_wasm32). The GLU tesselator comes from kicad/libs/kimath/glu_tess/glu_tess_impl.cpp.

Adding New Implementations

  1. Create the implementation file in the appropriate directory (kiplatform/, stubs/, bindings/).
  2. Wire it in: a stub C file goes in build-kicad-target.sh; a kiplatform/app source goes in the relevant if(EMSCRIPTEN) branch of the KiCad-side CMakeLists.
  3. Ensure the header interface matches KiCad's expected interface.
  4. Test with a minimal build before full integration.