feat(FN-2518): add remote TUI settings controls and routing
- Wire remote dashboard route contracts into CLI/TUI state and controller flows - Add remote settings interaction UX in dashboard and dashboard-tui command paths - Expand regression coverage for remote TUI behavior in dashboard and app test suites - Document remote TUI controls and QR behavior in the CLI reference - Add a changeset for @runfusion/fusion patch release
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@@ -79,12 +79,27 @@ When running in an interactive terminal (TTY), `fn dashboard` starts an
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interactive TUI with sectioned views for system status, logs, settings, and
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remote-access controls.
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Remote view/actions support:
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- Switching active provider (`tailscale` / `cloudflare`)
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Remote controls are available inside **Interactive → Settings** in the detail pane.
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Remote actions support:
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- Switching active provider (`tailscale` / `cloudflare`) and explicit activation
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- Manual tunnel lifecycle (`start` / `stop`)
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- Persistent token regeneration
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- Short-lived token URL generation (bounded TTL)
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- QR hand-off (always includes the full authenticated URL)
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- Persistent token regeneration (masked token display)
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- Short-lived token generation with TTL input and expiry display
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- URL + QR hand-off (always shows full authenticated URL)
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Remote action keys in Settings detail pane:
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- `C` activate selected provider
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- `V` start tunnel
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- `X` stop tunnel
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- `P` regenerate persistent token
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- `L` enter TTL input mode and generate short-lived token
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- `U` generate authenticated URL hand-off
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- `K` request QR payload hand-off
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- `R` refresh remote status/snapshot
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QR hand-off behavior in TUI:
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- `format="text"`: renders the text payload directly
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- `format="image/svg"`: does not render raw SVG in terminal; shows the authenticated URL, expiry metadata, and a fallback instruction to open the URL on phone/browser
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On startup, the TUI opens on the **System** section by default so you can
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immediately see host/port and access-token details.
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