🔄 BC-UR Playground

1. Enter a UR (ur:...) or hex string, or receive from Converter tab
2. Configure encoder parameters:
   • Max/Min Fragment Length: Controls QR code size (smaller = more parts)
   • Repeat After Ratio: -1 = infinite streaming, 0 = no redundancy, >0 = finite with redundancy
3. Click Generate Multi-UR & QR to encode
4. Watch animated QR code and fragment composition grid
5. Use controls to adjust animation speed (FPS slider)
6. Copy individual parts, all parts, or export as GIF

💡 Tip: Use infinite mode (ratio=-1) for continuous testing, finite mode with redundancy for reliable QR scanning

1. Camera starts automatically when you open this tab (grant permission when asked)
2. Point camera at animated QR code sequence
3. Optimal distance: 6-12 inches (15-30cm) - QR should fill 40-60% of screen
4. Tap screen to focus if QR appears blurry
5. Watch progress grid fill as fragments are decoded
6. Assembled UR auto-forwards to Converter tab when complete

Note: Camera access requires HTTPS (localhost OK for development)

💡 Tip: If scanning fails, try moving camera closer/farther or adjusting lighting

1. Browse registered UR types organized by package
2. Click on package headers to expand/collapse type lists
3. Click on type rows to view CDDL schemas and documentation
4. Click on CBOR tags in CDDL (e.g., #6.41402(detailed-account)) to navigate to definitions
5. Use the search bar to filter types by name, tag, or description
6. Copy CDDL schemas for reference or validation

💡 Tip: Open browser console to use window.registryPlayground API for interactive testing

ℹ️ Unknown CBOR tags are looked up from the IANA registry: https://www.iana.org/assignments/cbor-tags/cbor-tags.xhtml