"""Blueforce Field OS — central fleet panel (Python standard library only).

The operator surface of the fleet: one browser page that answers "which devices
are installed, which rollout wave are they in, and what is the one next action".
It is the companion of the on-device console (``bfos``, tkinter): both surfaces
describe the same fleet from opposite ends and share one status vocabulary
(docs/DESIGN.md).

Why the standard library and nothing else: the fleet installs offline from a
committed package pool, so ``fastapi``/``uvicorn``/``flask`` are simply not
installable on the devices this panel manages (PRODUCT.md, "Stack"). No template
engine, no webfont and no CDN either -- the panel is one directory of Python and
local assets.

Modules
-------
``fleet_data``  inventory model, the PROVISIONED_OFFLINE -> ENROLLED -> READY
                rules, filtering and sorting (no I/O beyond reading one file).
``render``      server-rendered HTML pages from local templates.
``panel``       request routing and the privilege gate (read-only by default).
``server``      ``http.server`` glue and the command line.
"""

from __future__ import annotations

__all__ = [
    "PANEL_NAME",
    "PANEL_SURFACE",
    "PANEL_TITLE",
    "PANEL_VERSION",
    "DEFAULT_PORT",
    "DEFAULT_HOST",
]

# Product voice comes from PRODUCT.md; the surface name is what the operator
# reads in the header band (docs/DESIGN.md FIRST VIEWPORT).
PANEL_NAME = "Blueforce Field OS"
PANEL_SURFACE = "Filo Paneli"
PANEL_TITLE = f"{PANEL_NAME} — {PANEL_SURFACE}"

PANEL_VERSION = "0.1.0"

# The panel is an operator tool on an office workstation, reached over
# WireGuard; it binds to the loopback interface unless told otherwise.
DEFAULT_HOST = "127.0.0.1"
DEFAULT_PORT = 8787