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139 lines
3.8 KiB
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# Displaying text screens on Trezor T
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## Requirements
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For this feature, you will need a debug-enabled firmware for Trezor T. Usually that
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will be the emulator.
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You will also need `trezorctl` 0.12 or later. Best bet is to run the version from github
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master.
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## Trezor T text capabilities
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The Trezor T screen has a _header_, with an icon and text. Below it is _body_, which
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can fit up to 5 lines of text.
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Text can be in one of several colors, and in one of four styles: NORMAL, BOLD, MONO
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and MONO_BOLD.
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It is possible to have multiple styles on the same line, but different styles must be
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separated by a space.
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I.e., this works fine:
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> This word is **bold** and this is `monospaced`.
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This will not work:
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> Em**bold**ened middle, mono`space`d middle.
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A line that is too long to fit on screen will automatically break, using a hyphen (`-`)
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character. This is usually undesirable. Instead, a manual line-break should be inserted
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in the appropriate place.
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## Command line syntax
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The most basic way to put words on screen is this:
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```sh
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trezorctl debug show-text "My hovercraft is full of eels, call the porter, there is a frog in my bidet."
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```
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The above command will show:
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Notice the "quotes" around the text. The whole body text must be enquoted.
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To use quotes inside the text, prefix them with backslashes `\`:
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```sh
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trezorctl debug show-text "My \"hovercraft\" is full of eels."
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```
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### Line breaks
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Let's insert some line breaks. Do that by placing `@@BR` in the appropriate place
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in the text:
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```sh
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trezorctl debug show-text "My hovercraft is full of @@BR eels, call the porter, @@BR there is a frog in my @@BR bidet."
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```
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Better!
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### Text styles
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Now let's add some style. Use `@@BOLD` to start printing in bold. Use `@@NORMAL`
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to go back to normal text. `@@MONO` and `@@MONO_BOLD` works similarly.
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```sh
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trezorctl debug show-text "My hovercraft is @@BOLD full of @@BR eels. @@NORMAL Call the porter, @@BR there is a @@MONO frog @@NORMAL in my @@BR bidet."
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```
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### Line spacing
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Adding another `@@BR` after a `@@BR` will leave one line empty -- just like pressing
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\<Enter\> twice.
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If you don't want a full empty line, you can make a half-break with `@@BR_HALF`.
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```sh
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trezorctl debug show-text "Line one. @@BR @@BR Line two. @@BR @@BR_HALF Line three."
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```
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### Text colors
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To switch to one of the [available colors](../../core/src/trezor/ui/style.py#L14-L47),
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use the color name prefixed with `%%`: e.g., `%%RED`, `%%LIGHT_BLUE`...
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To switch back to the default color, you can use `%%FG`:
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```sh
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trezorctl debug show-text "My %%RED hovercraft is @@BOLD full %%GREEN of @@BR eels. @@NORMAL Call %%ORANGE the %%FG porter."
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```
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### Headers
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The default header says "Showing text" with an orange gear icon. It is possible to
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change all of that.
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To change the text, use `-h` option:
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```sh
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trezorctl debug show-text -h "Hello world" "My hovercraft is full."
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```
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To change the icon, you can pick [an icon name from here](../../core/src/trezor/ui/style.py#L50-L70) and specify it with the `-i` option:
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```sh
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trezorctl debug show-text -i RECEIVE "My hovercraft is full."
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```
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The icons are defined as shapes, and you can specify a custom color [from the list](../../core/src/trezor/ui/style.py#L14-L47) with the `-c` option:
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```sh
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trezorctl debug show-text -c RED "My hovercraft is full."
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```
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### Putting it all together
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Here is how to reproduce the confirmation screen after the wallet is created:
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```sh
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trezorctl debug show-text -h "Success" -i CONFIRM -c GREEN "@@BOLD New wallet created @@BR successfully! @@BR @@BR_HALF @@NORMAL You should back up your @@BR new wallet right now."
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```
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