Unl0kr
======

Disk unlocker for the initramfs based on [LVGL].

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# About

Unl0kr is an [osk-sdl] clone written in [LVGL] and rendering directly to the Linux framebuffer. As a result, it doesn't depend on GPU hardware acceleration.

For some background on how unl0kr came to be, see postmarketOS/osk-sdl#121.

# Status

We are en route to v1 which aims at providing a useable, visually pleasant application including [osk-sdl]'s most essential features. For details about the current status, see the [v1 milestone]. You may also browse the full list of [open issues] to get an idea of what's planned beyond v1.

Here are a few highlights of what already works:

- Password-entry UI including on-screen keyboard on the framebuffer
- Input device discovery (both at start-up and afterwards) for keyboards, mice, trackpads and touch screens
- On-screen keyboard control via:
  - One or more mice / trackpads (including cursor)
  - One or more hardware keyboards (including support for different layouts using XKB)
  - Touchscreen (tested on PinePhone)
- Switching on-screen keyboard layout at runtime (currently supported layouts: de, es, fr, us)
- Toggling on-screen keyboard with slide in/out animation
- Switching between light and dark theme at runtime
- Disclosing and hiding entered password at runtime
- Shutting down the device via a soft button

For a growing collection of demo videos, see the [wiki]. Screenshots of the currently available themes may be found in the [screenshots] folder.

<img src="screenshots/breezy-light-540x960.png" alt="540x960" height="300"/>
<img src="screenshots/breezy-dark-540x960.png" alt="540x960" height="300"/>
<br>
<img src="screenshots/pmos-light-800x480.png" alt="800x480" height="300"/>
<img src="screenshots/pmos-dark-800x480.png" alt="800x480" height="300"/>

# Usage

A man page is planned to be added with #6. For the time being, you can get an overview of available command line options by running unl0kr with the `-h` or `--help` argument.

```
$ unl0kr --help
Usage: unl0kr [OPTION]

Unl0kr values the CRYPTTAB_TRIED variable. Upon completion, the entered
password is printed to STDOUT. All other output happens on STDERR.

Mandatory arguments to long options are mandatory for short options too.
  -C, --config-override     Path to a config override file. Can be supplied
                            multiple times. Config files are merged in the
                            following order:
                            * /etc/unl0kr.conf
                            * /etc/unl0kr.conf.d/* (alphabetically)
                            * Override files (in supplied order)
  -g, --geometry=NxM[@X,Y]  Force a display size of N horizontal times M
                            vertical pixels, offset horizontally by X
                            pixels and vertically by Y pixels
  -d  --dpi=N               Override the display's DPI value
  -h, --help                Print this message and exit
  -v, --verbose             Enable more detailed logging output on STDERR
  -V, --version             Print the unl0kr version and exit
```

For an example configuration file, see [unl0kr.conf].

# Development

## Dependencies

- [inih]
- [lvgl] (git submodule / linked statically)
- [lv_drivers] (git submodule / linked statically)
- [squeek2lvgl] (git submodule / linked statically)
- [libinput]
- [libudev]
- [libxkbcommon]
- [libdrm] (optional, required for the DRM backend)
- evdev kernel module
- [scdoc] (for generating the man page)

## Building & running

Some of unl0kr's dependencies are included as git submodules in this repository. You can clone the repository and initialise the submodules with

```
$ git clone https://gitlab.com/cherrypicker/unl0kr.git
$ cd unl0kr
$ git submodule init
$ git submodule update
```

When pulling changes from the remote later, either use `git pull --recurse-submodules` or manually run `git submodule update` as needed after pulling.

Once you have the sources, you can build the app and run it in a VT. Unless your user account has special privileges, `sudo` will be needed to access input device files.

```
$ meson _build
$ meson compile -C _build
$ sudo chvt 2
$ sudo ./_build/unl0kr
```

With meson <0\.55 use `ninja` instead of `meson compile`\.

## Valgrind

> Using C without Valgrind is like skydiving without a parachute.

To be able to use Valgrind, add `default_options: ['optimization=g']` in the `project` section of `meson.build` and rebuild. Afterwards you can run the application with Valgrind's leaks check enabled via

```
sudo valgrind --leak-check=yes ./_build/unl0kr
```

## Backends

Unl0kr supports multiple LVGL display drivers, referred to as "backends".

- fbdev
- drm (optional)

The active backend can be selected via the `general.backend` option in the configuration file.

Note that if [libdrm] is installed, the DRM backend will be compiled in automatically. It's possible to prevent this behaviour by passing the `with-drm` option to meson.

```
$ meson _build -Dwith-drm=disabled
```

## Fonts

In order to work with [LVGL], fonts need to be converted to bitmaps, stored as C arrays. Unl0kr currently uses a combination of the [OpenSans] font for text and the [FontAwesome] font for pictograms. For both fonts only limited character ranges are included to reduce the binary size. To (re)generate the C file containing the combined font, run the following command

```
$ ./regenerate-fonts.sh
```

Below is a short explanation of the different unicode ranges used above.

- [OpenSans]
  - Basic Latin (`0x0020-0x007F`)
  - Latin-1 supplement (`0x00A0-0x00FF`)
  - Latin extended A (`0x0100-0x017F`)
  - Greek and Coptic (`0x0370-0x03FF`)
  - General punctuation (`0x2000-0x206F`)
  - Currency symbols (`0x20A0-0x20CF`)
  - Mathematical operators (`0x2200-0x22FF`)
- [FontAwesome]
  - Standard `LV_SYMBOL_*` glyphs (`0xF001,0xF008,0xF00B,0xF00C,0xF00D,0xF011,0xF013,0xF015,0xF019,0xF01C,0xF021,0xF026,0xF027,0xF028,0xF03E,0xF0E0,0xF304,0xF043,0xF048,0xF04B,0xF04C,0xF04D,0xF051,0xF052,0xF053,0xF054,0xF067,0xF068,0xF06E,0xF070,0xF071,0xF074,0xF077,0xF078,0xF079,0xF07B,0xF093,0xF095,0xF0C4,0xF0C5,0xF0C7,0xF0C9,0xF0E7,0xF0EA,0xF0F3,0xF11C,0xF124,0xF158,0xF1EB,0xF240,0xF241,0xF242,0xF243,0xF244,0xF287,0xF293,0xF2ED,0xF55A,0xF7C2,0xF8A2`)
  - [adjust](https://fontawesome.com/v5/icons/adjust) (`0xF042`)
  - [arrow-alt-circle-up](https://fontawesome.com/v5/icons/arrow-alt-circle-up) (`0xF35B`)
  - [chevron-left](https://fontawesome.com/v5/icons/chevron-left) (`0xF053`)


## Mouse cursor

Unl0kr's mouse cursor is adapted from Ubuntu's [Yaru] theme suite. Similar to fonts, the mouse cursor image needs to be converted to LVGL-compatible C code. To do this, run `regenerate-cursor.sh` after any change of `cursor.png` to update the code.

## Keyboard layouts

Unl0kr uses [squeekboard layouts] converted to C via [squeek2lvgl]. To regenerate the layouts, ensure that you have pipenv installed (e.g. via `pip install --user pipenv`) and then run

```
$ ./regenerate-layouts.sh
```

from the root of the repository.

## Generating screenshots

To generate screenshots in a variety of common sizes, build unl0kr and then run

```
$ sudo ./regenerate-screenshots _build/unl0kr
```

where `_build/unl0kr` is the location of the unl0kr binary. Note that you may have to adapt some of the settings inside the script depending on the device you're using to generate the screenshots.

## Screen recording

For demonstration purposes you can record the framebuffer device, e.g. with ffmpeg:

```
$ sudo ffmpeg -f fbdev -i /dev/fb0 -r 24 -c:v libx264 -b:v 500k demo.avi
```

# Acknowledgements

The [lv_port_linux_frame_buffer] project served as a starting point for the codebase.

# License

Unl0kr is licensed under the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

The [OpenSans] font is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.

The [FontAwesome] font is licensed under the Open Font License version 1.1.

[FontAwesome]: https://fontawesome.com
[LVGL]: https://lvgl.io
[OpenSans]: https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Open+Sans
[adjust]: https://fontawesome.com/v5.15/icons/adjust?style=solid
[arrow-alt-circle-up]: https://fontawesome.com/v5.15/icons/arrow-alt-circle-up?style=solid
[inih]: https://github.com/benhoyt/inih
[libinput]: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/libinput/libinput
[libudev]: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/tree/main/src/libudev
[libxkbcommon]: https://github.com/xkbcommon/libxkbcommon
[libdrm]: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/drm
[lv_drivers]: https://github.com/lvgl/lv_drivers
[lv_port_linux_frame_buffer]: https://github.com/lvgl/lv_port_linux_frame_buffer
[lvgl]: https://github.com/lvgl/lvgl
[online font converter]: https://lvgl.io/tools/fontconverter
[open issues]: https://gitlab.com/cherrypicker/unl0kr/-/issues
[osk-sdl]: https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/osk-sdl
[scdoc]: https://git.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/scdoc
[screenshots]: ./screenshots
[squeek2lvgl]: https://gitlab.com/cherrypicker/squeek2lvgl
[squeekboard layouts]: https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/Phosh/squeekboard/-/tree/master/data/keyboards
[unl0kr.conf]: ./unl0kr.conf
[v1 milestone]: https://gitlab.com/cherrypicker/unl0kr/-/milestones/1
[wiki]: https://gitlab.com/cherrypicker/unl0kr/-/wikis/home
[Yaru]: https://github.com/ubuntu/yaru