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Elemental Showdown: the reveal (#162) - #173
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Casting a Vote now hands back the reveal: the five counts with the Voter's own Vote in them, the Vote that stands, the share who voted the same, a headline kind and the crowd's mean when the Matchup has enough Votes to have a verdict. The counts are a fresh per-request tally of that one Matchup, so a Voter always sees their own Vote counted, and a repeat Vote reads the first one back out of the table rather than echoing what was sent. A Matchup is stored from the lower-id Element's side and shown from the top Element's, so the server turns the whole reveal — counts, the Vote and the mean — into the orientation the Tug is showing before it leaves. The result carries a `state` tag, which is where the rate limit's `limited` and the unlock flag go later. On screen the seam stays where the Voter left it and the five tabs become five count bars: a fixed-width label, a faint divider, then a zero-based bar whose length is that value's share and nothing else. The Voter's own bar takes the pill's place with a heavier outline and a "your vote" tag, the dashed crowd line travels to the mean, and a card on the winner's side carries the headline, "N% voted the same, of M" and a draining bar. Under five Votes there is no mean line and no verdict, only "first to call it" or "early days". The next Matchup is drawn while the Voter reads, and slides in when the bar drains or at once on a tap. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AVEtgjCoEbaNHrYfzyCRNH
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Closes #162. Part of #158.
Casting a Vote now returns the reveal: a fresh per-request split for that Matchup (the Vote just cast included), the Voter's stored value, the share that voted the same, the headline kind and the crowd's mean when there is a verdict. The server flips all of it into the as-shown orientation once, so the Tug never thinks about ids. A repeat Vote reveals the first Vote, which stands.
On screen the seam rests where the Voter left it, each tab becomes one ink shape with a zero-based count bar whose length is that value's share, the Voter's bar takes the pill's place with a "▲ your vote" tag, and a dashed line marks the mean. A card carries the headline, "N% voted the same, of M" and a 3.5s draining bar; the next Matchup is drawn while the Voter reads and slides in when the bar drains or at once on a tap. Under 5 Votes the card says "first to call it" or "early days, only N votes" with no mean line, no verdict and no share line.
Verification
Real-Postgres tests (counts include the Vote just cast; the reveal read from the top Element's side with the higher id on top; a repeat Vote), component tests on fake timers (nothing of the crowd before the Vote, the marked bar and headline, the
earlyform, advance on drain and on tap), and a headless Chromium pass at phone size beside prototype variant G.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
https://claude.ai/code/session_01AVEtgjCoEbaNHrYfzyCRNH