feat: migrate GPS/Event frame parsing from CLI to crate library (Issue #7)#8
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…#7) - Create GPS helper module (src/parser/gps.rs) with H-frame and G-frame parsing - parse_h_frame(): Parse GPS home position data - parse_g_frame(): Parse GPS position data with differential encoding - extract_home_coordinate() and extract_gps_coordinate() helpers - Create Event helper module (src/parser/event.rs) with E-frame parsing - parse_e_frame(): Full event type handling and description generation - Supports all event types: Sync beep, Autotune, Adjustment, Resume, Disarm, etc. - Integrate GPS/Event parsing into library frame parser (src/parser/frame.rs) - Replace G/H/E frame skipping with actual parsing using helpers - Populate gps_coordinates, home_coordinates, and event_frames vectors - Track last_main_frame_timestamp for proper GPS/Event timestamping - Update types to support both CLI and crate usage - Updated EventFrame struct with event_data field - Renamed event_description to event_name for consistency - CLI remains fully functional with no behavior changes - All existing parsing logic preserved - Export functions work identically for both CLI and crate Tests: - cargo clippy: ✓ No warnings - cargo fmt: ✓ Properly formatted - cargo test: ✓ All tests pass - cargo build --release: ✓ No errors Resolves: Issue #7
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examples/test_crate_gps.rs (1)
1-33: Hardcoded input path limits example usability.The example uses a hardcoded file path
"./input/BTFL_KWONGKAN_10inch_0326_00_Filter.BBL"which won't exist for most users. Consider following the pattern fromexamples/gpx_export.rswith command-line argument handling:use bbl_parser::{parse_bbl_file, ExportOptions}; use std::path::Path; fn main() -> anyhow::Result<()> { - let input_file = "./input/BTFL_KWONGKAN_10inch_0326_00_Filter.BBL"; + let input_file = std::env::args().nth(1).unwrap_or_else(|| { + println!("Usage: test_crate_gps <input.BBL>"); + println!("Example: test_crate_gps flight.BBL"); + println!("Note: Demonstrates GPS and Event frame parsing via the crate library"); + std::process::exit(1); + }); + + let output_dir = std::env::args().nth(2).map(|s| s.to_string()); let export_opts = ExportOptions { csv: false, gpx: true, event: true, - output_dir: Some("./output".to_string()), + output_dir, force_export: false, }; println!("Parsing: {}", input_file); - let log = parse_bbl_file(Path::new(input_file), export_opts, false)?; + let log = parse_bbl_file(Path::new(&input_file), export_opts, false)?;src/parser/event.rs (2)
46-57: Consider populatingevent_datafor event types that read payload values.Event type 3 (and similarly types 5, 14) reads multiple values from the stream but doesn't populate
event_data. While the values are captured inevent_name, storing the raw values inevent_datawould be more consistent with other event types and allow programmatic access.This matches the CLI behavior, so it's acceptable for this migration PR. Consider addressing in a follow-up if consumers need structured access to autotune target values.
58-77: Consider extracting duplicate inflight adjustment logic into a helper function.Event types 4 and 13 share identical parsing logic. Extracting this to a helper would improve maintainability.
+fn parse_inflight_adjustment(stream: &mut BBLDataStream, event_data: &mut Vec<u8>) -> Result<String> { + let adjustment_function = stream.read_byte()?; + event_data.extend_from_slice(&[adjustment_function]); + if adjustment_function > 127 { + let new_value = stream.read_unsigned_vb()? as f32; + Ok(format!( + "Inflight adjustment - Function: {}, New value: {:.3}", + adjustment_function, new_value + )) + } else { + let new_value = stream.read_signed_vb()?; + Ok(format!( + "Inflight adjustment - Function: {}, New value: {}", + adjustment_function, new_value + )) + } +}Then use
parse_inflight_adjustment(stream, &mut event_data)?for both event types 4 and 13.Also applies to: 110-127
src/parser/gps.rs (3)
39-53: Fallback encoding handler silently swallows errors.Line 51 uses
unwrap_or(0)which silently ignores read errors. While this is defensive, it could mask stream corruption issues. Consider logging the error in debug mode or propagating it._ => { if debug { println!( "Unsupported H-frame encoding {} for field {}", field.encoding, field.name ); } - stream.read_signed_vb().unwrap_or(0) + match stream.read_signed_vb() { + Ok(v) => v, + Err(e) => { + if debug { + println!("Warning: Failed to read field {}: {}", field.name, e); + } + 0 + } + } }
106-106: Unused_debugparameter.The
_debugparameter is declared but unused. For consistency withparse_h_frameand other functions, consider adding debug logging for G-frame parsing.- _debug: bool, + debug: bool, ) -> Result<HashMap<String, i32>> { + if debug { + println!("Parsing G frame with {} fields", frame_def.count); + } + // Initialize GPS frame history if needed
160-170: Duplicate home coordinate lookup can be simplified.The pattern for retrieving home coordinates is repeated for latitude and longitude.
- let actual_lat = if let Some(home_coord) = home_coordinates.first() { - home_coord.home_latitude + convert_gps_coordinate(lat_raw) - } else { - convert_gps_coordinate(lat_raw) - }; - - let actual_lon = if let Some(home_coord) = home_coordinates.first() { - home_coord.home_longitude + convert_gps_coordinate(lon_raw) - } else { - convert_gps_coordinate(lon_raw) - }; + let (home_lat, home_lon) = home_coordinates + .first() + .map(|h| (h.home_latitude, h.home_longitude)) + .unwrap_or((0.0, 0.0)); + + let actual_lat = home_lat + convert_gps_coordinate(lat_raw); + let actual_lon = home_lon + convert_gps_coordinate(lon_raw);
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4-4: LGTM!Documentation accurately updated to reflect that GPS frame parsing (G-frames and H-frames) is now fully supported in the parser module.
55-56: LGTM!User-facing messages are clear and actionable, guiding users to check GPS configuration when no data is found.
src/parser/mod.rs (2)
2-4: LGTM!New
eventandgpsmodules are properly declared and maintain alphabetical ordering with existing modules.
10-12: LGTM!Re-exports follow the existing pattern, making
parse_e_frame,parse_h_frame,parse_g_frame, and related helpers accessible at the parser module level.src/main.rs (4)
353-361: LGTM - Field rename is consistent.The
EventFramestruct field is correctly renamed fromevent_descriptiontoevent_name, matching the crate library'sEventFramedefinition insrc/types/gps.rs.
2501-2501: LGTM!Variable renamed consistently to
event_nameto match the struct field.
2643-2654: LGTM!Debug output and
EventFrameconstruction correctly use the renamedevent_namefield.
3159-3169: LGTM!JSON export correctly references
event.event_nameand properly escapes double quotes to prevent JSON injection.src/types/gps.rs (1)
29-34: LGTM - Breaking API change well-documented.The
EventFramestruct improvements are well-designed:
event_data: Vec<u8>provides flexibility for storing variable-length raw event bytes (previouslydata: Option<i32>)event_nameis more descriptive thanevent_description- Field ordering is logical: metadata → raw data → human-readable description
This is a breaking change for users of the crate API. If semver is being followed, this should be reflected in the version bump.
src/parser/frame.rs (7)
2-2: LGTM!Import correctly brings in
parse_e_frameand GPS parsing functions from the new modules.
29-37: LGTM - Well-structured initialization for GPS/Event data collection.The new collections and tracking variables are properly initialized:
gps_coordinatesandhome_coordinatesfor GPS dataevent_framesfor event datagps_frame_historyfor differential encoding (like P-frames)last_main_frame_timestampfor timestamping non-main frames
148-154: LGTM!Timestamp propagation after I-frame parsing is correct. The check
time_val > 0prevents invalid timestamps from being used.
201-207: LGTM!Consistent timestamp propagation logic after P-frame parsing, mirroring the I-frame handling.
243-265: LGTM - H-frame parsing with home coordinate extraction.The H-frame handling correctly:
- Parses using
parse_h_framefrom the new gps module- Extracts home coordinates using
extract_home_coordinate- Uses
last_main_frame_timestampfor timestamping- Falls back to
skip_framewhen frame definition is missing
267-305: LGTM - G-frame parsing with GPS coordinate extraction.The G-frame handling correctly:
- Uses
parse_g_framewith differential encoding viagps_frame_history- Prioritizes GPS frame's own time field, falling back to
last_main_frame_timestamp- Extracts coordinates relative to home position via
extract_gps_coordinate
307-331: LGTM - E-frame parsing with event collection.The E-frame handling correctly:
- Parses using
parse_e_framefrom the event module- Sets timestamp from
last_main_frame_timestamp- Collects event frames for export
- Falls back to
skip_frameon parse failuresrc/parser/event.rs (3)
1-8: Module structure and imports look correct.The module documentation clearly describes the purpose, and the imports are appropriate for the functionality.
156-165: Unknown event handling fallback is reasonable.Reading up to 8 bytes for unknown event types is a sensible defensive approach. The
stream.eofcheck prevents reading past end-of-stream. This matches the CLI behavior.
175-181: Return value construction is correct.The placeholder
timestamp_us: 0with proper documentation that it will be set from context is a clean design that separates parsing concerns from frame timing.src/parser/gps.rs (3)
1-16: Module documentation and imports are well-structured.Clear documentation explaining the purpose of H-frames and G-frames. All imports are used appropriately.
64-92: Clean extraction logic with proper error handling.The
if letpattern matching ensures both home coordinates are present before extraction. Debug output provides useful conversion details.
185-198: GPS coordinate construction is well-implemented.Clean use of
Option::mapfor optional fields and proper application of conversion functions. The timestamp propagation is correct.
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1-17: LGTM! Well-structured module with clear documentation.The imports are appropriate and the module documentation clearly describes the purpose and usage of the GPS frame parsing helpers.
61-92: LGTM! Clean extraction logic with appropriate error handling.The function correctly handles missing fields by returning
Noneand includes helpful debug output for troubleshooting.
108-112: Past review concern properly addressed.The resize on lines 110-112 correctly prevents the panic that was flagged in the previous review by ensuring
gps_frame_historymatchesframe_def.countbeforecopy_from_sliceis called on line 129.
113-140: LGTM! Correct implementation of differential encoding.The function properly uses
parse_frame_datawith GPS frame history for differential decoding, updates the history, and builds the output HashMap correctly.
142-200: LGTM! Correct GPS coordinate extraction with proper offset handling.The function correctly:
- Applies home coordinate offsets as deltas (lines 161-171)
- Uses firmware-aware altitude conversion (line 189)
- Handles optional fields appropriately (lines 191-195)
- Provides helpful debug output
Address all 6 nitpick comments from CodeRabbit review: 1. examples/test_crate_gps.rs: - Add CLI argument handling instead of hardcoded input path - Follow pattern from gpx_export.rs for better usability 2. src/parser/event.rs: - Extract parse_inflight_adjustment() helper function - Reduce code duplication between event types 4 and 13 3. src/parser/gps.rs: - Add debug logging for read errors in fallback encoding handler - Use debug parameter with logging for G-frame parsing - Simplify duplicate home coordinate lookup using map/unwrap_or
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85-128: Event types 5 and 14 have identical implementations.Both event types handle
LOGGING_RESUMEwith the same logic. This appears intentional based on the blackbox log format having duplicate event type numbers, but consider adding a comment explaining why both exist.14 => { - // FLIGHT_LOG_EVENT_LOGGING_RESUME + // FLIGHT_LOG_EVENT_LOGGING_RESUME (newer numbering, same as type 5) let log_iteration = stream.read_unsigned_vb()?;src/parser/gps.rs (1)
171-176: Note: Missing home coordinates default to origin (0.0, 0.0).When
home_coordinatesis empty, the function uses(0.0, 0.0)as the home position. This means GPS coordinates will be returned as relative offsets rather than absolute positions. This is reasonable fallback behavior, but users should be aware that GPS positions may be incorrect if no H-frame was parsed before G-frames.Consider adding a debug log when home coordinates are missing:
let (home_lat, home_lon) = home_coordinates .first() .map(|h| (h.home_latitude, h.home_longitude)) - .unwrap_or((0.0, 0.0)); + .unwrap_or_else(|| { + if debug { + println!("DEBUG: No home coordinates available, using (0.0, 0.0)"); + } + (0.0, 0.0) + });
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1-8: LGTM!Module documentation and imports are clear and appropriate for the event parsing functionality.
12-31: LGTM!The helper correctly handles the two inflight adjustment variants (unsigned float for function > 127, signed otherwise). The implementation matches the CLI behavior.
57-80: Note:event_datacapture is partial for autotune events.For event types 2 and 3, the parsed values (P/I/D gains, angles) are included in the
event_namestring but not stored inevent_data. This matches the CLI implementation, but if raw data export is needed later, these values won't be available inevent_data.This is acceptable if the current behavior aligns with the intended design.
166-171: LGTM!The EventFrame construction is correct with appropriate placeholder for
timestamp_usthat will be populated by the caller with context-aware timing information.src/parser/gps.rs (5)
1-16: LGTM!Module documentation and imports are well-organized. The imports cover all necessary types and utilities for GPS frame parsing.
69-100: LGTM!Clean extraction logic with proper Option handling. The debug output showing both raw and converted values is helpful for troubleshooting GPS coordinate issues.
120-141: LGTM - Past review concern addressed.The resize logic at lines 122-124 properly handles the case where
gps_frame_historyhas an incorrect length, preventing the potential panic that was flagged in the previous review. Thecopy_from_sliceon line 141 is now safe.
194-204: LGTM!The GpsCoordinate construction properly handles optional fields and applies the appropriate conversion functions for altitude, speed, and ground course.
44-60: Unsupported encoding handling is sound with proper error management.The implementation uses explicit Result handling with match statements rather than unwrap-like operations, which safely manages the error case. The soft-failure approach—logging a warning when debug is enabled and returning 0 on read_signed_vb() failure—is reasonable for a parser, allowing continued processing of partially corrupted or unknown data while preserving the stream position.
This is an acceptable design trade-off that balances robustness with forward progress.
…lently swallowing Replace fallback encoding handler in parse_h_frame to return a descriptive error instead of silently continuing with default values. Changes: - Detect unsupported encoding and return Err with descriptive message - Include field name and encoding value in error message - Prevents stream desynchronization from being masked by default values - Allows caller to handle the error appropriately This ensures that encountering an unsupported H-frame encoding properly propagates an error through the Result type, rather than continuing to read from the stream with potentially corrupted data.
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1-16: LGTM! Clean module structure.The module documentation clearly describes its purpose, and imports are well-organized and necessary for the GPS parsing functionality.
60-91: LGTM! Clean extraction logic.The function properly extracts and converts home coordinates from the parsed frame data, with appropriate debug output and None handling for missing fields.
111-115: Good fix for preventing panic.The resize logic properly addresses the previous concern about
copy_from_slicepanicking when history length doesn't matchframe_def.count. The approach of resizing and zero-filling is more forgiving than returning an error, which is appropriate here since GPS frame history is used for differential encoding and will be updated with correct values on first parse.
119-143: LGTM! Proper differential encoding implementation.The function correctly uses
parse_frame_datawith GPS frame history for differential decoding, updates the history after parsing, and safely builds the result HashMap with appropriate bounds checking.
157-195: LGTM! Robust coordinate extraction with proper offset handling.The function correctly:
- Applies home coordinate offset to convert relative GPS coordinates to absolute positions
- Uses a defensive fallback of (0.0, 0.0) when home coordinates are missing (acceptable since H-frames should precede G-frames in valid logs)
- Handles optional fields (num_sats, speed, ground_course) idiomatically with
copied()andmap()- Provides helpful debug output for troubleshooting
Address CodeRabbit nitpick feedback:
1. src/parser/event.rs (types 5 and 14):
- Add clarifying comment explaining why both event types have identical
implementations and appear in different firmware versions
2. src/parser/gps.rs (missing home coordinates):
- Add debug logging when home_coordinates are empty
- Logs when defaulting to (0.0, 0.0) as home position
- Helps users understand GPS coordinate behavior
The read_neg_14bit() method was reading two raw bytes directly, which differs from the established encoding pattern used elsewhere in the codebase. Fix: - Change to use read_unsigned_vb() to read the value (consistent with other encodings) - Apply sign-extension using the same 14-bit logic as sign_extend_14bit() - Negate the result to implement NEG_14BIT encoding - Matches the pattern used in src/main.rs for H-frame parsing This ensures consistency across the codebase while maintaining the same effective behavior and output (verified via MD5 hash matching master).
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- Fix truncation bug: operate on full u32 from read_unsigned_vb() instead of casting to u16 - Fix sign-extension: use correct 14-bit two's complement with mask 0x3FFF and bit 13 as sign bit - Remove double negation and confusing masking logic - Add sign_extend_14bit() helper function following same pattern as other sign extensions - Add 6 unit tests covering: - Positive values (0, 1, max 8191) - Negative values (-8192 to -1) - Boundary conditions - Value overflow (>14 bits masked correctly) All tests pass, no clippy warnings, release build successful.
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223-234: Newread_neg_14bitimplementation looks correct and addresses earlier truncation/sign‑extension issuesThe function now:
- Operates on the full
u32fromread_unsigned_vb- Masks to 14 bits (
0x3FFF)- Uses a dedicated 14‑bit sign‑extension helper
This matches standard 14‑bit two’s‑complement behavior and resolves the previously flagged u32→u16 truncation and ad‑hoc sign logic. The extra
i32cast viamaskedis safe but could be simplified to:- let masked = (unsigned & 0x3FFF) as i32; - Ok(sign_extend_14bit(masked as u16)) + let masked = (unsigned & 0x3FFF) as u16; + Ok(sign_extend_14bit(masked))Consider this only if you want to slightly tighten the implementation; behavior is already sound.
266-272:sign_extend_14bitlogic is correct, but now diverges fromsrc/bbl_format.rs::sign_extend_14bitsemanticsThis helper correctly sign‑extends a 14‑bit two’s‑complement value using the
0x2000sign bit and0x3FFFmask.However,
src/bbl_format.rscurrently defines a differentsign_extend_14bit(value: u16) -> i32that treats the value more like sign‑magnitude (-((value & 0x1fff) as i32)when bit 13 is set). That means the crate now has two functions with the same name but different semantics.To avoid future confusion or accidental misuse, I’d suggest either:
- Unifying on a single semantics + implementation (and updating all call sites/tests), or
- Renaming one of them (e.g. to reflect sign‑magnitude vs two’s‑complement) and documenting the distinction.
286-357: Tests provide good coverage; small VB‑encoding comment nit intest_read_neg_14bit_masks_14_bitsThe tests nicely cover:
- Positive/negative 14‑bit boundaries for
sign_extend_14bitread_neg_14bitVB decoding for typical, boundary, and “overflow” (masking) casesOne minor issue: in
test_read_neg_14bit_masks_14_bits, the comment says you encode0xFFFFF, but the byte sequence[0xFF, 0xFF, 0x7F]actually decodes to0x1FFFFF. The test behavior is still correct (only lower 14 bits matter), but the hex value in the comment is misleading.Suggested comment fix:
- // Encode 0xFFFFF (large value), which masks to 0x3FFF = -1 - // VB encode 0xFFFFF: 0xFF, 0xFF, 0x7F = 127 + 127*128 + 127*128^2 + // Encode 0x1FFFFF (large value), which masks to 0x3FFF = -1 + // VB encode 0x1FFFFF: 0xFF, 0xFF, 0x7F = 127 + 127*128 + 127*128^2Purely a documentation tweak; the test itself is solid.
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- Simplify read_neg_14bit casting chain (u32 → i32 → u16 becomes u32 → u16) - Rename sign_extend_14bit to sign_extend_14bit_twos_complement to disambiguate from bbl_format.rs::sign_extend_14bit which uses sign-magnitude encoding - Add documentation clarifying the two's complement semantics - Fix comment hex value in test_read_neg_14bit_masks_14_bits (0xFFFFF → 0x1FFFFF)
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let log = parse_bbl_file(Path::new("flight.BBL"), export_opts, false)?;
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println!("GPS coords: {}", log.gps_coordinates.len());
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📦 Public Data TypesAll types have public fields for direct access:
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Tip For best results, initiate chat on the files or code changes. 🧩 Analysis chain🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 22531 #!/bin/bash Create a GitHub issue documenting the CLI vs Crate code duplicationgh issue create After PR #8 successfully migrated GPS/Event parsing into the crate library, the CLI (main.rs) still maintains its own duplicate implementations instead of using the new crate functions. This creates maintenance burden and potential inconsistency. Duplication Identified1. H-frame Parsing
2. E-frame Parsing
3. GPS Coordinate Extraction
4. Export Functions
Proposed SolutionRefactor main.rs to import and use the crate library functions: ```rust Then replace local implementations with calls to the crate functions. Benefits
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#!/bin/bash Create a GitHub issue without the refactoring labelgh issue create After PR #8 successfully migrated GPS/Event parsing into the crate library, the CLI (main.rs) still maintains its own duplicate implementations instead of using the new crate functions. This creates maintenance burden and potential inconsistency. Duplication Identified1. H-frame Parsing
2. E-frame Parsing
3. GPS Coordinate Extraction
4. Export Functions
Proposed SolutionRefactor main.rs to import and use the crate library functions: ```rust Then replace local implementations with calls to the crate functions. Benefits
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Create GPS helper module (src/parser/gps.rs) with H-frame and G-frame parsing
Create Event helper module (src/parser/event.rs) with E-frame parsing
Integrate GPS/Event parsing into library frame parser (src/parser/frame.rs)
Update types to support both CLI and crate usage
CLI remains fully functional with no behavior changes
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Resolves: Issue #7
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