browser-sink §14.9: where a device has no decoder of wai.graphics.vector, a composing page presents each graphics piece's floor (graphics-vector §6.3), the piece's transcript as wai.text.zstd, as text: the blocks active at the clock's tick, in block order, each with its language, direction and writing mode. A piece presents its overlay or its floor, never both. Before presenting, the page holds the floor object to its piece: its derived_from names the piece's base (floor_base), its payload is the raw frame and no other Zstandard frame (floor_frame), its target states the transcript's length and a timebase (floor_target), and its content is a transcript in graphics-vector §5.4's one encoding (floor_transcript). A caption or a subtitle block is never presented from the floor (caption_track): the text component of its language carries it, and the text layer presents it or not as the viewer set it. A forced_narrative block is presented from the floor unless the text layer shows a cue of its language with its string at that millisecond (forced_in_cue), so the words are on the page once. The text layer presents one text component of a package, or none. wai-rs browser_sink::floor is the reference (read, present), which wai-web's compose bundle calls as TextFloor. Corpus live-conformance/browser-floor/ (49 floors, 25 presentations), written by wai_browser_floor_vectors and regenerating byte for byte on x86_64 and aarch64; tests/browser_floor.rs also reads the floors wai-pack wrote for pack-conformance/multi/multi-captions-01, and wai-web's compose::floor_tests holds them to wai-vector's transcripts. browser_floor_verify.py, the second implementation, refuses 72 mutated floors each with its defect's reason, fails 23 mutated copies of the corpus, and each of its 32 checks, dropped, is caught. compose/run.mjs gains case 10. Not here: a base that is routed and then refused when loaded still refuses the package, and the overlay path does not yet leave out caption items (graphics-vector §5.7). Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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The composing sink
index.html opens a WAI package of several components, dispatches each to a decoder this
device can run, checks everything it is about to present against the package's signed
receipt, and plays the components on one timeline (browser-sink §14).
| file | what it is |
|---|---|
compose.js |
the runtime: openPackage() and the Composition it returns |
index.html, page.js |
the reference page: the picture, the dispatch record and the checks |
policy.toml, sources/, floor/, key.hex |
the package's policy and inputs |
package/ |
the package it plays, written by wai-pack (packaging §5.8) |
staged/ |
the staged packages: fields and pictures with layers the page computes (browser-sink §14.5, §14.7) |
mutations/forged.receipt.json |
the package's receipt signed by another key |
run.mjs |
the gate: the page in browser engines, every outcome held to what it expects |
The package
One programme of seven seconds as five components under one version-2 package receipt, each cut at the lead's piece starts, each piece one object:
| component | capability | source | presented as |
|---|---|---|---|
v |
wai.video.int_motion bases and a wai.video.av1 floor for every piece |
the fixture compose-01, a test pattern of 320 × 180 at 25 frames a second |
the picture, and the clock |
g |
wai.graphics.vector |
vector-conformance/vectors/motion/stroke-titles.wvg1, a title card and a credit roll at 1280 × 720 |
an overlay rasterised in WebAssembly |
t |
wai.text.timed |
sources/t.vtt, three captions |
text, in the page's text layer |
s |
wai.audio.score of two channels at 48 kHz, each note voiced, and a wai.audio.flac floor of each piece's mixdown |
sources/s.wscr, score-conformance/vectors/scale48.wscr's notes up and down |
samples synthesised in the tab in two channels (or, without the score, the floor decoded from FLAC in WebAssembly), on Web Audio |
f |
wai.feed.state |
sources/f.wwld, a scoreboard of signed ops |
the state at the clock's tick |
Each entry with a decoded output states its digest, which the page holds what it decodes to: each video base's clip digest, each overlay piece's clip digest, each caption segment's SHA-256, each score piece's sample digest; each feed piece is sealed by the package's key.
wai-pack's corpus check (wai-pack conformance check ../pack-conformance, which
tests/conformance.rs runs) writes the sources under sources/, packs the package from
them and requires every file the same, verifies it, and writes the forged receipt again
(wai_pack::multi_fixture::compose_check; conformance regen writes them). By hand:
# from wai/wai-pack
cargo run --release --bin wai-pack -- fixture gen compose-01 -o ../wai-web/compose/src.y4m
cargo run --release --bin wai-pack -- pack --policy ../wai-web/compose/policy.toml \
--out <dir> --key ../wai-web/compose/key.hex
cargo run --release --bin wai-pack -- verify <dir>
The staged packages
staged/ holds four packages of one image component each, sealed with key.hex from objects of
the corpora, byte for byte, by src/compose_stage.rs's tests, which compute every prefix digest
natively and hold it to the corpus's own statement:
| package | pieces |
|---|---|
fields |
the orb of volumetric-conformance/fields/ (a base carrying two of its four levels, then its levels 2 and 3 as layers 1 and 2), mlp and edge |
fields-digest |
fields, the orb's layer 2 stating stage 1's digest |
cond |
cond_side_planes, cond_dual_gbuffer and cond_render of staged-conformance/cond/: a PNG base, its wai.image.int_cond_refine layer and its side objects as asset entries |
cond-not-exact |
cond_side_not_exact's layer over a plane the page decodes only through its fallback |
The page renders each field at its pinned view and each picture's base in WebAssembly, presents
them, then takes each layer as it arrives: a field's next level, or a picture's conditioned
layer with the side planes it names (a splat set's frame rendered in the page at its pinned
pose), each stage held to its signed digest before it is presented; a refused layer leaves the
stage below. The tests check, and WAI_COMPOSE_STAGED_WRITE=1 writes them again:
# from wai/wai-web
cargo test --lib --features compose compose_stage::
The AV1 floor floor/v.obu is supplied (packaging §7.3), made the way
pack-conformance/supplied_floor.py makes a golden's: wai-pack plan cuts the fixture
(two pieces, of 100 and 75 frames), each piece is coded alone by aomenc with that script's
settings, and the streams are concatenated. The policy pins the floor directory's listing.
Run the page
# from wai/wai-web: the compose bundle
cargo build --release --target wasm32-unknown-unknown --lib --features compose
wasm-bindgen --target web --out-dir compose/pkg --out-name wai_compose \
target/wasm32-unknown-unknown/release/wai_web.wasm
# serve wai/, which holds the outline set the overlay names
cd .. && python3 -m http.server 8741
# → http://localhost:8741/wai-web/compose/index.html
Query parameters: without=<capability>,… forces a device profile without those
capabilities; receipt=<url> reads another receipt; pkg=<dir>/ another package;
captions=<language> has the text layer present the text component in that language, and
captions=off none (the default is the first the receipt lists).
Titles as text
A graphics component may carry a text floor: each piece's transcript as wai.text.zstd
(graphics-vector §6.3). On a device with no decoder of
wai.graphics.vector (without=wai.graphics.vector) the page presents it
(browser-sink §14.9): it holds each floor to its piece's
base, reads the one frame the format writes and the transcript in its one encoding, and at
each tick shows the active blocks as text, each with its language and direction. A caption or
a subtitle is never shown from the floor, because the text layer carries it; a forced
narrative is shown from the floor unless a cue is showing the same words.
pack-conformance/multi/multi-captions-01 is such a package:
http://localhost:8741/wai-web/compose/index.html?pkg=../../pack-conformance/multi/multi-captions-01/package/&without=wai.video.av1,wai.graphics.vector
The gate
cd compose && npm ci
node run.mjs --engines chromium,webkit --pkg pkg
In each engine: the package opens with every check holding and every component presented,
and plays to its end; each score piece's samples, synthesised in the tab in the two channels
and at the rate its target states, have the digest its index entry states; every overlay
frame hashed in the page equals vector-conformance/'s, and each piece's clip digest its
entry's; each caption segment and each feed piece holds; without
the AV1 decoder each integer video base decodes to its signed clip digest; without the integer
rung and the still every video piece plays its AV1 floor and the page says so; without the
score every score piece plays its FLAC floor, decoded in WebAssembly to the samples the
score's signed base states for its mixdown, and the page says so; in
pack-conformance/multi/multi-opus-01, without FLAC, the sound track's Opus floor plays through
the engine's AudioDecoder where it takes Opus, each piece trimmed to exactly its samples (an
engine whose decoder refuses that golden's 64 × 36 picture refuses it at the lead); the forged
receipt is refused receipt-signature and an object with one byte flipped in delivery
object-hash, with nothing presented. Over the staged packages: each field renders at its
pinned view to the frame digest volumetric-conformance/fields/ states, read back from the
canvas; the orb's levels, each held back in delivery and released one at a time, present each
stage, its stage hash the corpus's, before the next level is asked for; a stage that is not its
signed digest is refused prefix-digest and a level with a byte flipped object-hash, the stage
below staying presented; each picture of cond presents the stage hash its case states; a side
object withheld, or the splat decoder left out of the profile, refuses its layer side-absent, a
plane held only through its fallback side-not-exact, and a side object with a byte flipped is
refused object-hash and never held, each with the base presented. Over
pack-conformance/multi/multi-captions-01: on this device each graphics piece presents its
overlay and nothing comes from a floor; without wai.graphics.vector each presents its floor,
whose transcript is the one the script reads from the floor object, and at every frame the text
from the floor is the blocks active at that tick less the captions, the text layer shows the
cues of the component it presents (English, French with captions=fr, none with
captions=off), and a caption's words are on the page once; a floor with a byte flipped, and
two floors exchanged in delivery, are refused object-hash; and the bundle's reader refuses a
floor held to another piece's base floor_base. --only staged runs the staged cases alone,
--only package the reference package's and --only floor the text floor's. It exits 0 only when every check passes in every
engine, and 1 on any failure, a page error, an engine it cannot launch, fewer checks than it
makes, or an error of its own.