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Lumière is an offline-first studio for designing, simulating, and deploying FTC robot programs—all from one intuitive workspace.

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Lumière

From first idea to field-ready robot, Lumière streamlines FTC programming, simulation, and deployment in one focused offline workspace. Product naming lives in app/src/brand.ts, while stable install and project identifiers remain unchanged across future display-name updates.

Version 0.4.0 is released. Download it from Releases; copies already installed can update from Settings. To start a robot project, create one from the app, or clone the Lumière Quickstart and open it in Lumière.

Everything is tested without hardware: in the desktop simulator, and on a virtual Control Hub that runs the real robot library. It has not yet run on a physical Control Hub, so work through the hardware checklist on the stand before driving at full power. Release progress lists what each version changed and how it was checked.

Repository layout

Path Contents
app/ Desktop and web app (React, Vite, Tauri)
app/src/core/ Framework-free program logic: project format, geometry, Java generation, stream client (guide)
app/src/desktop/ Frontend access to the desktop backend (guide)
app/src-tauri/ Desktop backend: build-tool setup, project creation, Gradle and adb runner
robot/ Robot library (ftc-lib) and desktop simulator (sim), built with Gradle
quickstart/ Pinned upstream sources and the overlay layered onto the official FTC SDK to create a robot project
fixtures/ Shared test fixtures: sample projects, golden Java, parity cases, build output
scripts/ Quickstart generator, simulator smoke test, branding and rename tools
docs/ Protocol, compatibility, simulator, connecting an FTC SDK project, Lumière Live, and hardware checklist

Development

cd app
npm ci
npm run dev        # web app at http://localhost:1420
npm test           # unit tests
npm run tauri dev  # desktop app

Robot library and simulator (JDK 17 to 21 and the Android SDK):

cd robot
./gradlew :ftc-lib:testDebugUnitTest :sim:testDebugUnitTest

Generate a robot project that uses this checkout's robot library, then run it in the simulator:

node scripts/quickstart.mjs --out ../robot-project --robot-library local
node scripts/sim-smoke.mjs --project ../robot-project

Rename the product (dry run first):

node scripts/rename.mjs --name "New Name" --dry-run

License

BSD 3-Clause. See LICENSE.

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