Dashboard chart: let the viewer pan and zoom, with geometry that can take it
Depends on: #151 (shipped — this story revises one of its decisions).
## Goal
The dashboard's lifetime chart gains the standard chart interactions: a zoom control
(+/− buttons), drag panning, double-click / pinch / keyboard zoom — like every other
chart in the app.
## Context
The chart is a **fixed overview on purpose** (#151): `stats/map.ts` re-simplifies the
whole logbook's geometry at ~1 device pixel for the one zoom fit-to-bounds gives it
(`simplifyToleranceForBBox`, `CHART_TARGET_PIXELS`), and `MapCanvas`'s
`interactive: false` — with the lifetime chart as its only caller — removes pan and
zoom so a viewer can never see the facets that tolerance would show. The rule is
written down in three places: `apps/web/src/map/MapCanvas.tsx`, `apps/api/src/modules/stats/map.ts`,
and `docs/DESIGN.md` → Screen patterns → Logbook.
So this is a two-sided change, not a flag flip:
- **Flipping `interactive` alone** ships faceted lines — the exact outcome the fixed
design exists to prevent. Rejected.
- **Re-fetching geometry per zoom/bbox** gives unlimited zoom but costs a request and a
server-side simplification pass per zoom step; the single-payload design is the stated
reason the route is viable at all on this host. Rejected — a viewer who wants more
than a few levels of detail has the voyage's own full-resolution chart one legend
click away.
- **Chosen: bounded headroom.** Serve geometry simplified for fit-to-bounds **plus K
zoom levels** (proposed K = 3, i.e. tolerance ÷ 2³), and cap zoom-in at fit + K. The
viewer can zoom into a cruising area without ever outrunning the geometry; payload
grows by at most ~2^K; the request count stays one.
## Scope
**API — `GET /api/v1/stats/map`.**
- `simplifyToleranceForBBox` targets fit-to-bounds + K levels (equivalently:
`CHART_TARGET_PIXELS × 2^K`). The floor stays `SIMPLIFY_TOLERANCE_M` (15 m — finer
than the stored geometry buys nothing); re-derive whether `CHART_MAX_TOLERANCE_M`
still binds under the new formula and fix its comment either way.
- K lives in `@seamark/contracts` as a shared constant, imported by both the server
(tolerance) and the SPA (zoom cap), so the two sides agree by construction — the
#174 lesson, one figure, one home.
- Statement count and purity are unchanged; the existing tests keep pinning both.
- Measure the payload (bytes and point count) before/after on a real logbook and record
the figures in the commit message; if the growth argues K down, tune K, not the design.
**SPA — `LifetimeMap` / `MapCanvas`.**
- The lifetime chart renders interactive: drag pan, +/− zoom control, double-click,
touch, keyboard. **Scroll-wheel zoom stays off** — that is an app-wide embedded-chart
rule, not part of this story.
- Zoom-in is capped at fit-to-bounds + K (the shared constant). Zoom-out and pan are
unrestricted; `FitBounds` already keeps the user's view across re-renders that frame
the same extent.
- The chart keeps its exact fractional fit (`zoomSnap: 0`) — underfill is what that
setting fixed, and +/− buttons step whole levels from a fractional base perfectly
well without a scroll wheel. This decouples `zoomSnap` from `interactive` in
`MapCanvas`.
- With its only caller gone, `interactive: false` is dead code: remove the prop and
rework the docblock that argues for it, rather than leaving an escape hatch nothing
uses.
- **Still no harbour markers, at any zoom** — the no-chips rule (#151) is about count
(hundreds of harbours), not zoom, and the legend stays the way to a voyage's detail.
## Acceptance criteria
- The dashboard chart pans by drag and zooms via the control, double-click, pinch, and
keyboard; the scroll wheel still scrolls the page.
- Zoom-in stops at fit + K, and at that zoom the drawn lines show no visible faceting
on a real logbook (served tolerance ≲ 1 device px there by construction).
- The initial framing is pixel-identical to today: exact fractional fit-to-bounds over
the same extent.
- One request, statement count unchanged, `stats.map` response contract-valid; the
server stays pure and deterministic.
- Legend↔chart hover coupling works while zoomed and panned.
- Payload before/after figures recorded in the commit message.
- `pnpm typecheck` / `check:policy` / `test` green.
## Docs
Every statement of the fixed-overview rule is re-derived, not left contradicting the
shipped behaviour: `docs/DESIGN.md` (Logbook screen pattern), the `MapCanvas.tsx` and
`stats/map.ts` docblocks (both argue the fixed design at length), and
`docs/API-CONTRACTS.md` for the shared K constant if it surfaces there.
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