colonelpanichacks/drone-mesh-mapper — reverse-engineered prompt

Build me a drone Remote ID mapper that works with ESP32 detection boards and Meshtastic style mesh hardware.

I want it to listen for drone detections over serial, automatically find connected ESP32 devices, and show the drones on a live web map with their current position, pilot position if available, timestamps, signal info, and flight path trails. It should keep history between restarts, let me give friendly names to drones, and let me export detections as CSV, KML, and GeoJSON.

The web page should be simple and mobile friendly, with a map view, a detection list, device connection status, and buttons for exporting data. Include a headless mode for running on a Raspberry Pi, plus basic debug logging and command line options like web port and auto connect on or off.

Please include setup scripts or clear install steps for Raspberry Pi, Python dependencies, and running the mapper. Also add API endpoints for detections, history, paths, aliases, serial status, and optional FAA lookup or webhook support if practical.