Mavis e9ebbf17d2 fix: translate PascalCase procedure names to .NET getter/setter convention
The kRPC server (a C# application) exposes C# properties using
.NET accessor naming: a property `UT` on the SpaceCenter service
becomes two procedures named `get_UT` and `set_UT`. A class
property `CelestialBody.Name` becomes `CelestialBody.get_Name`
and `CelestialBody.set_Name`.

We had been calling `SpaceCenter.GetUT()` (PascalCase, no
underscore) and looking up the literal key. That key never
matched, so the cache always returned 'procedure not found' —
even though `get_UT` was sitting right there.

The Python client side-steps this by using snake_case for
everything (`SpaceCenter.ut` -> `SpaceCenter.get_UT`), and
the C# client just uses .NET convention directly. Our
TypeScript/extract code uses the more familiar PascalCase
form, so the cache lookup now does the translation.

The translation is purely a fallback path:
- exact match tried first
- if not found and the name starts with Get/Set, the
  .NET-style `get_X`/`set_X` variant is tried
- works for both top-level ("GetUT") and class-prefixed
  ("CelestialBody.GetName") procedure names

This unblocks the real bridge: `SpaceCenter.GetUT`,
`SpaceCenter.GetActiveVessel`, `SpaceCenter.GetBodies`,
`SpaceCenter.GetVessels`, and all the class methods like
`CelestialBody.GetName`, `Vessel.GetType`, `Orbit.GetApoapsis`
should now resolve to actual kRPC procedures.
2026-06-03 00:11:39 +00:00

Kerbal RT

A real-time web mirror of a no-warp Kerbal Space Program multiplayer server: mission hub + 3D live solar system map.

Status: Phase 1 — data pipeline working end-to-end. Mock telemetry publisher drives the API, the API stores snapshots, the hub debug page and the live map both consume the WebSocket. Real KSP bridge (Phase 1c) is documented and ready to plug in once you have KSP.

See kerbalrealtime-clone-plan.md for the full implementation plan.


Stack

Layer Tech
Hub Next.js 14 (App Router) + TypeScript
Live map Vite + React + Three.js + TypeScript
API Hono on Node 22 + WebSocket (ws) + Zod
Shared @kerbal-rt/shared-types, @kerbal-rt/orbital-math, @kerbal-rt/ui
Data (Phase 1) Postgres 16 + TimescaleDB, Redis 7, MinIO (S3)
Package mgr pnpm workspaces
Linter Prettier (ESLint coming per-app)

Layout

.
├── apps/
│   ├── hub/            # Next.js — marketing + calendar + media + /debug
│   ├── live-map/       # Vite + Three.js — 3D solar system viewer
│   ├── api/            # Hono — REST + WS gateway
│   └── tools/
│       └── mock-telemetry/  # Node script that drives the pipeline with fake KSP state
├── packages/
│   ├── shared-types/   # TS types + Zod schemas for every API boundary
│   ├── orbital-math/   # Pure keplerian propagation, occultation, transfers
│   ├── db/             # Postgres+Timescale+Redis wrapper, StateStore interface
│   └── ui/             # Shared React components (Pill, Card, …)
├── ksp/                # KSP-side bridge (Phase 1c) — see ./ksp/README.md
├── infra/              # docker-compose, nginx, grafana, init SQL
└── scripts/            # dev.sh and friends

Quick start

# 1. Install deps
pnpm install

# 2. Run the three apps in parallel
pnpm dev
#   hub:      http://localhost:3000
#   live-map: http://localhost:3001
#   api:      http://localhost:4000

# Or run them individually
pnpm dev:hub
pnpm dev:map
pnpm dev:api

The dev script for live-map proxies /api/* to :4000, so the live map's WebSocket and REST calls work out of the box.

Tests

pnpm test

Build

pnpm build

Data tier (Phase 1)

The API starts in-memory (in-process StateStore) for development. To wire up the real data tier:

docker compose -f infra/docker-compose.yml up -d

This brings up:

  • TimescaleDB on :5432 (with the full KSP body catalog pre-seeded)
  • Redis on :6379
  • MinIO on :9000 (S3-compatible object store for media)
  • pgAdmin on :5050 (only if you start with --profile dev)

CI

GitHub Actions runs format:checktypechecktestbuild on every push / PR to main. See .github/workflows/ci.yml.

Phases

See kerbalrealtime-clone-plan.md for the roadmap. Quick map:

  • Phase 0 — monorepo, skeletons, docker-compose, CI
  • Phase 1a — persistence layer (Postgres+Timescale+Redis) with in-memory fallback
  • Phase 1b — mock telemetry publisher + WebSocket fan-out + hub /debug page
  • Phase 1c — real kRPC bridge (see ksp/README.md)
  • Phase 2 — Live map 3D scene (time controls, focus, eclipses, overpass)
  • Phase 3 — Mission calendar, media, crew, YouTube/Twitch embeds
  • Phase 4 — Spacenomicon tools (delta-v, transfer calculator, etc.)
  • Phase 5 — Admin panel + polish
  • Phase 6 — Production deploy

Verifying the Phase 1 pipeline

# Terminal 1: API
cd apps/api && PORT=4000 USE_IN_MEMORY=1 pnpm start

# Terminal 2: mock publisher
cd apps/tools/mock-telemetry && MOCK_API_URL=http://localhost:4000 pnpm start

# Terminal 3: hub
cd apps/hub && PORT=3000 pnpm start
# → open http://localhost:3000/debug to see the live state

For the WebSocket version, open the hub /debug page or use wscat:

npx wscat -c ws://localhost:4000/api/v1/live

License

This project is unaffiliated with Kerbal Space Program, Intercept Games, or Private Division. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.

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