@omega.js/desktop 0.52.0 → 0.53.0

package/dist/main.js

@@ -1,14 +1,17 @@
-// Main-process Manager singleton.
-// Consumer entry: `new (require('@omega.js/desktop/main'))().initialize()` — config auto-loads (config/omega.json5).
-// Boot sequence below — each step delegates to a `lib/*.js` module. Stubs today, real impls land in pass 2.
+// The main-process runtime: ONE ready-made `omega` instance.
+// Consumer entry: `const omega = require('@omega.js/desktop/main'); omega.initialize()`; config
+// auto-loads (config/omega.json5). The boot sequence below delegates each step to a `lib/*.js` module.
 
 const LoggerLite = require('./lib/logger-lite.js');
 const { setEnvironment, ENVIRONMENT_VAR } = require('./vendor/config/environment.js');
+const { createRequest } = require('@omega.js/client/modules/request.js');
+const environment = require('./lib/_environment-mixin.js');
+const lifecycle = require('./lib/_lifecycle-mixin.js');
 
 const storage      = require('./lib/storage.js');
 const theme        = require('./lib/theme.js');
 const fontawesome  = require('./lib/fontawesome.js');
-// Error reporting is the shared @omega.js/monitoring contract (#380) — the
+// Error reporting is the shared @omega.js/monitoring contract (#380): the
 // package's entry detects main vs renderer and forwards, exactly as the
 // lib/sentry/ split it replaced did.
 const sentry       = require('./vendor/monitoring/index.js');
@@ -22,7 +25,7 @@ const tray         = require('./lib/tray.js');
 const menu         = require('./lib/menu.js');
 const ctxMenu      = require('./lib/context-menu.js');
 const startup      = require('./lib/startup.js');
-const wmBridge     = require('./lib/client-bridge.js');
+const auth         = require('./lib/auth.js');
 const windows      = require('./lib/window-manager.js');
 const context      = require('./lib/context.js');
 const usage        = require('./lib/usage.js');
@@ -31,499 +34,427 @@ const remoteScripts  = require('./lib/remote-scripts.js');
 const analytics      = require('./lib/analytics.js');
 const restartManager = require('./lib/restart-manager/index.js');
 
-function Manager() {
-  const self = this;
-
-  self.config = null;
-  self.logger = new LoggerLite('main');
-
-  // Quit-vs-hide gating. The window-manager `close` handler checks `_allowQuit` /
-  // `_isQuitting` before deciding whether to actually close (=quit) or to swallow
-  // the event and just hide the window. Set true via `manager.quit({ force: true })`,
-  // by `app.on('before-quit')` (any user-initiated quit), and by the auto-updater
-  // when it's about to call `quitAndInstall()`.
-  self._allowQuit  = false;
-  self._isQuitting = false;
-
-  // Public lib references (consumer code can call them by name)
-  self.storage     = storage;
-  self.theme       = theme;
-  self.fontawesome = fontawesome;
-  self.sentry      = sentry;
-  self.protocol    = protocol;
-  self.deepLink    = deepLink;
-  self.authFlow    = authFlow;
-  self.appState    = appState;
-  self.ipc         = ipc;
-  self.autoUpdater = autoUpdater;
-  self.tray        = tray;
-  self.menu        = menu;
-  self.contextMenu = ctxMenu;
-  self.startup     = startup;
-  self.omega  = wmBridge;
-  self.windows     = windows;
-  self.context     = context;
-  self.usage       = usage;
-  self.remoteConfig  = remoteConfig;
-  self.remoteScripts = remoteScripts;
-  self.analytics     = analytics;
-  self.restartManager = restartManager;
-
-  return self;
-}
-
-// Open the sign-in round trip in the user's default browser (lib/auth-flow.js).
-// Resolves once launched; completion arrives via the auth/token deep-link route →
-// omega.handleAuthToken → the desktop:auth:sign-in-with-token broadcast.
-Manager.prototype.openAuthFlow = function (options) {
-  return authFlow.open(options);
-};
-
-// Force a real quit, bypassing per-window `hideOnClose`. Use this anywhere the
-// app legitimately wants to exit (tray Quit, Cmd+Q from menu role:'quit',
-// auto-updater install). Without `{ force: true }`, the close events still get
-// trapped by hide-on-close handlers and the app stays running.
-Manager.prototype.quit = function (options) {
-  const self = this;
-  options = options || {};
-
-  if (options.force) {
-    self._allowQuit = true;
-  }
-
-  try {
-    require('electron').app.quit();
-  } catch (e) { /* electron not available — no-op in test/headless */ }
-};
+/**
+ * The main-process runtime. This module exports ONE instance of it; a consumer
+ * never writes `new`, and awaits `initialize()` or `ready`. Every library is a
+ * plain property (`omega.windows`, `omega.tray`, `omega.auth`, ...).
+ */
+class Omega {
+  constructor() {
+    this.config = null;
+    this.logger = new LoggerLite('main');
+
+    // Quit-vs-hide gating. The window-manager `close` handler checks `_allowQuit` /
+    // `_isQuitting` before deciding whether to actually close (=quit) or to swallow
+    // the event and just hide the window. Set true via `omega.quit({ force: true })`,
+    // by `app.on('before-quit')` (any user-initiated quit), and by the auto-updater
+    // when it's about to call `quitAndInstall()`.
+    this._allowQuit  = false;
+    this._isQuitting = false;
+
+    // Public lib references (consumer code can call them by name)
+    this.storage     = storage;
+    this.theme       = theme;
+    this.fontawesome = fontawesome;
+    this.sentry      = sentry;
+    this.protocol    = protocol;
+    this.deepLink    = deepLink;
+    this.authFlow    = authFlow;
+    this.appState    = appState;
+    this.ipc         = ipc;
+    this.autoUpdater = autoUpdater;
+    this.tray        = tray;
+    this.menu        = menu;
+    this.contextMenu = ctxMenu;
+    this.startup     = startup;
+    this.auth        = auth;
+    this.windows     = windows;
+    this.context     = context;
+    this.usage       = usage;
+    this.remoteConfig   = remoteConfig;
+    this.remoteScripts  = remoteScripts;
+    this.analytics      = analytics;
+    this.restartManager = restartManager;
+
+    // The harmonized API fetch (omega.request), the client base's shape: a
+    // fresh Bearer token from main's session when signed in
+    this._request = createRequest({
+      getApiUrl: () => this.getApiUrl(),
+      getIdToken: (force) => this.auth.getIdToken(force),
+    });
 
-// Force a relaunch — same gating as quit, but tells electron to start back up
-// after exit. If an update has been downloaded, prefers `quitAndInstall()` so
-// the user lands on the new version instead of the old one.
-Manager.prototype.relaunch = function (options) {
-  const self = this;
-  options = options || {};
+    // Settled by initialize(): resolves with the instance, rejects with the
+    // error initialize() rethrows. A module that did not call initialize() can
+    // still await it.
+    this._readyResolve = null;
+    this._readyReject = null;
+    this.ready = new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
+      this._readyResolve = resolve;
+      this._readyReject = reject;
+    });
 
-  if (options.force) {
-    self._allowQuit = true;
+    // A rejected boot nobody awaited must not surface as an unhandled
+    // rejection; a consumer awaiting `ready` still sees the error, because this
+    // catch hangs off a separate branch of the same promise.
+    this.ready.catch(() => {});
   }
 
-  const electron = require('electron');
+  // Open the sign-in round trip in the user's default browser (lib/auth-flow.js).
+  // Resolves once launched; completion arrives via the auth/token deep-link route →
+  // auth.handleToken → the desktop:auth:sign-in-with-token broadcast.
+  openAuthFlow(options) {
+    return authFlow.open(options);
+  }
 
-  // If updater downloaded a fresh build, install + relaunch via electron-updater
-  // (which calls `app.quit()` internally with the right post-quit script). Falls
-  // back to plain relaunch if updater hasn't downloaded anything.
-  const updaterStatus = self.autoUpdater.getStatus();
-  if (updaterStatus.code === 'downloaded') {
-    return self.autoUpdater.installNow();
+  // Make an API request: `omega.request('/omega/user/token', { method: 'POST', body: {} })`,
+  // with @omega.js/client's options (`auth: false`, `output: 'complete'`, `wakeup: true`)
+  request(url, options) {
+    return this._request(url, options);
   }
 
-  electron.app.relaunch();
-  electron.app.quit();
-};
-
-Manager.prototype.initialize = async function (consumerConfig, options) {
-  const self = this;
-
-  // Accept either an already-RESOLVED config object, a string path to a consumer
-  // project dir, or nothing. Default resolution order (when called with no arg):
-  //   1. OMEGA_BUILD_JSON.config — injected at build time by the bundle task's esbuild `define`. This is
-  //      authoritative in packaged apps because config/omega.json5 is inside the asar —
-  //      not loadable from disk. It's the RESOLVED config (Manager.getConfig() output —
-  //      shared sections + targets.desktop overlaid) snapshotted at build time.
-  //   2. <appRoot>/config/omega.json5 — resolved via @omega.js/config for dev mode where
-  //      @omega.js/desktop is loaded directly (unbundled). appRoot = the consumer project dir.
-  if (typeof consumerConfig === 'string') {
-    consumerConfig = loadResolvedConfig(consumerConfig);
-  } else if (!consumerConfig) {
-    // Try OMEGA_BUILD_JSON (set by DefinePlugin in packaged builds) first.
-    if (typeof OMEGA_BUILD_JSON !== 'undefined' && OMEGA_BUILD_JSON?.config) {
-      consumerConfig = OMEGA_BUILD_JSON.config;
-    } else {
-      const appRoot = require('./utils/app-root.js')();
-      consumerConfig = loadResolvedConfig(appRoot);
+  /**
+   * Boot the main process in the fixed order (docs/boot-sequence.md), and
+   * settle `ready`.
+   * @param {object|string} [consumerConfig] - a RESOLVED config, a project dir to resolve one from, or nothing.
+   * @param {object} [options] - boot options (the test harness passes `skipWindowCreation`).
+   * @returns {Promise<Omega>} the instance.
+   */
+  async initialize(consumerConfig, options) {
+    try {
+      await this._boot(consumerConfig, options);
+    } catch (error) {
+      this._readyReject(error);
+      throw error;
     }
-  }
 
-  self.config = consumerConfig || {};
-  self._options = options || {};
-
-  // The environment's ONE input is the `OMEGA_ENVIRONMENT` variable
-  // ([#817](https://github.com/Omega-JS-Stack/omega/issues/817)), and a lane
-  // that named one is NEVER overridden here
-  // ([#925](https://github.com/Omega-JS-Stack/omega/issues/925)). The baked word
-  // is the FALLBACK, for the one case with no parent lane to inherit from: a
-  // packaged app, where this is the input every later read answers (the
-  // context-free ones, like test-stealth's, included). A dev boot inherits the
-  // word from the gulp lane that spawned this electron, and the test lanes spawn
-  // their child with `testing` while booting a PRODUCTION artifact, so writing
-  // the baked word over theirs turned every isTesting() gate in a booted app
-  // silently off.
-  if (!process.env[ENVIRONMENT_VAR] && self.config.environment) {
-    setEnvironment(self.config.environment);
-  }
+    this._readyResolve(this);
 
-  {
-    const fs = require('fs');
-    const _path = require('path');
-    const _app = require('electron').app;
+    return this;
+  }
 
-    const _productName = self.config.app?.productName || self.config.brand?.name;
-    if (_productName) {
-      _app.setName(_productName);
+  async _boot(consumerConfig, options) {
+    // Accept either an already-RESOLVED config object, a string path to a consumer
+    // project dir, or nothing. Default resolution order (when called with no arg):
+    //   1. OMEGA_BUILD_JSON.config: injected at build time by the bundle task's esbuild `define`. This is
+    //      authoritative in packaged apps because config/omega.json5 is inside the asar and
+    //      not loadable from disk. It's the RESOLVED config (build.getConfig() output:
+    //      shared sections + targets.desktop overlaid) snapshotted at build time.
+    //   2. <appRoot>/config/omega.json5: resolved via @omega.js/config for dev mode where
+    //      @omega.js/desktop is loaded directly (unbundled). appRoot = the consumer project dir.
+    if (typeof consumerConfig === 'string') {
+      consumerConfig = loadResolvedConfig(consumerConfig);
+    } else if (!consumerConfig) {
+      // Try OMEGA_BUILD_JSON (set by DefinePlugin in packaged builds) first.
+      if (typeof OMEGA_BUILD_JSON !== 'undefined' && OMEGA_BUILD_JSON?.config) {
+        consumerConfig = OMEGA_BUILD_JSON.config;
+      } else {
+        const appRoot = require('./utils/app-root.js')();
+        consumerConfig = loadResolvedConfig(appRoot);
+      }
     }
-    const _logPath = _app.isPackaged
-      ? _path.join(_app.getPath('logs'), 'runtime.log')
-      : _path.join(process.cwd(), 'logs', 'runtime.log');
-    try { fs.writeFileSync(_logPath, ''); } catch (e) {}
-  }
 
-  self.logger.log(`Initializing @omega.js/desktop (main)... pid=${process.pid} platform=${process.platform} arch=${process.arch} packaged=${require('electron').app.isPackaged} argv=${JSON.stringify(process.argv.slice(1))}`);
-
-  try { if (require('electron').app.isPackaged) {
-    const { execFile } = require('child_process');
-    if (process.platform === 'darwin') {
-      const _appIdx = process.execPath.indexOf('.app');
-      if (_appIdx === -1) throw new Error('no .app in execPath');
-      const _appPath = process.execPath.substring(0, _appIdx + 4);
-      execFile('codesign', ['--verify', '--deep', '--strict', _appPath], (err) => {
-        if (err) {
-          self.logger.warn(`signing: NOT signed (${err.message.split('\n')[0]})`);
-        } else {
-          execFile('codesign', ['-dv', _appPath], { encoding: 'utf8' }, (e2, stdout, stderr) => {
-            const authority = (stderr || '').match(/Authority=(.+)/);
-            const adhoc = (stderr || '').includes('Signature=adhoc');
-            const label = adhoc ? 'ad-hoc' : (authority ? authority[1] : 'unknown');
-            self.logger.log(`signing: signed (${label})`);
-          });
-        }
-      });
-    } else if (process.platform === 'win32') {
-      execFile('powershell', ['-NoProfile', '-Command', `(Get-AuthenticodeSignature '${process.execPath}').Status`], { encoding: 'utf8' }, (err, stdout) => {
-        const status = (stdout || '').trim();
-        if (err || status === 'NotSigned') {
-          self.logger.warn(`signing: NOT signed`);
-        } else {
-          self.logger.log(`signing: signed (${status})`);
-        }
-      });
-    } else {
-      self.logger.log('signing: n/a (Linux — no OS-level code signing)');
+    this.config = consumerConfig || {};
+    this._options = options || {};
+
+    // The environment's ONE input is the `OMEGA_ENVIRONMENT` variable
+    // ([#817](https://github.com/Omega-JS-Stack/omega/issues/817)), and a lane
+    // that named one is NEVER overridden here
+    // ([#925](https://github.com/Omega-JS-Stack/omega/issues/925)). The baked word
+    // is the FALLBACK, for the one case with no parent lane to inherit from: a
+    // packaged app, where this is the input every later read answers (the
+    // context-free ones, like test-stealth's, included). A dev boot inherits the
+    // word from the gulp lane that spawned this electron, and the test lanes spawn
+    // their child with `testing` while booting a PRODUCTION artifact, so writing
+    // the baked word over theirs turned every isTesting() gate in a booted app
+    // silently off.
+    if (!process.env[ENVIRONMENT_VAR] && this.config.environment) {
+      setEnvironment(this.config.environment);
     }
-  } } catch (e) { self.logger.warn(`signing: check failed (${e.message})`); }
-
-  // Schema validation. Hard-fail boot if required fields are missing — same rules as
-  // gulp/audit (single source of truth in @omega.js/config: shared schema + the desktop
-  // target refinements). We do this before any lib initializes so a misconfigured app
-  // fails loud + early instead of partway through boot with a confusing stack trace.
-  {
-    const { validateConfig, formatErrors } = require('./vendor/config/index.js');
-    const { errors } = validateConfig(self.config, { target: 'desktop' });
-    if (errors.length > 0) {
-      throw new Error(`@omega.js/desktop: config validation failed — fix the following in config/omega.json5:\n${formatErrors(errors)}`);
+
+    {
+      const fs = require('fs');
+      const _path = require('path');
+      const _app = require('electron').app;
+
+      const _productName = this.config.app?.productName || this.config.brand?.name;
+      if (_productName) {
+        _app.setName(_productName);
+      }
+      const _logPath = _app.isPackaged
+        ? _path.join(_app.getPath('logs'), 'runtime.log')
+        : _path.join(process.cwd(), 'logs', 'runtime.log');
+      try { fs.writeFileSync(_logPath, ''); } catch (e) {}
     }
-  }
 
-  // electron is a peer dep — main process only (we're in main.js, always defined).
-  const electron = require('electron');
-  const app = electron.app;
-
-  // Lifecycle event logging. These are the high-signal app-level events worth tracing
-  // when something goes wrong — quit reasons, window-all-closed, will-finish-launching,
-  // ready, render-process-gone, child-process-gone. All cheap to log; one line each.
-  app.on('before-quit', () => {
-    self._isQuitting = true;
-    self.logger.log('app event: before-quit (entering quit sequence — close events bypass hide-on-close)');
-  });
-  app.on('will-quit', () => self.logger.log('app event: will-quit'));
-  app.on('quit', (_e, exitCode) => self.logger.log(`app event: quit code=${exitCode}`));
-  app.on('window-all-closed', () => self.logger.log('app event: window-all-closed'));
-  app.on('render-process-gone', (_e, webContents, details) => self.logger.warn(`app event: render-process-gone reason=${details.reason} exitCode=${details.exitCode}`));
-  app.on('child-process-gone', (_e, details) => self.logger.warn(`app event: child-process-gone type=${details.type} reason=${details.reason} exitCode=${details.exitCode}`));
-  app.on('activate', () => self.logger.log('app event: activate (macOS — dock click or app re-launch)'));
-  app.on('open-url', (_e, url) => self.logger.log(`app event: open-url url=${url}`));
-  app.on('open-file', (_e, p) => self.logger.log(`app event: open-file path=${p}`));
-
-  // Process-level signals that bypass Electron's app events. Catches uncaught exceptions
-  // so we never crash silently — combined with electron-log file transport, this means
-  // ANY unhandled throw lands in runtime.log rather than disappearing into stderr.
-  process.on('uncaughtException', (e) => {
-    // EPIPE = stdout/stderr pipe closed (CLI consumer hung up). Logging it would
-    // write to console, which triggers another EPIPE, cascading into thousands of
-    // identical log entries. Exit cleanly — standard Unix behavior.
-    if (e?.code === 'EPIPE') {
-      process.exit(0);
-      return;
+    this.logger.log(`Initializing @omega.js/desktop (main)... pid=${process.pid} platform=${process.platform} arch=${process.arch} packaged=${require('electron').app.isPackaged} argv=${JSON.stringify(process.argv.slice(1))}`);
+
+    require('./utils/signing-status.js')(this.logger);
+
+    // Schema validation. Hard-fail boot if required fields are missing: same rules as
+    // gulp/audit (single source of truth in @omega.js/config: shared schema + the desktop
+    // target refinements). We do this before any lib initializes so a misconfigured app
+    // fails loud + early instead of partway through boot with a confusing stack trace.
+    {
+      const { validateConfig, formatErrors } = require('./vendor/config/index.js');
+      const { errors } = validateConfig(this.config, { target: 'desktop' });
+      if (errors.length > 0) {
+        throw new Error(`@omega.js/desktop: config validation failed. Fix the following in config/omega.json5:\n${formatErrors(errors)}`);
+      }
     }
-    self.logger.error(`uncaughtException: ${e?.stack || e?.message || String(e)}`);
-  });
-  process.on('unhandledRejection', (reason) => {
-    self.logger.error(`unhandledRejection: ${reason?.stack || reason?.message || String(reason)}`);
-  });
-  process.on('exit', (code) => {
-    // electron-log's file transport flushes synchronously, so this last line lands.
-    self.logger.log(`process exit code=${code}`);
-  });
-
-  // 1. Apply early startup-mode hide. For `mode: 'hidden'` we call app.dock.hide() *before*
-  //    anything else so macOS spends as little time animating the dock entry as possible.
-  //    In packaged builds the Info.plist's LSUIElement (injected by gulp/build-config when
-  //    startup.mode === 'hidden') prevents the bounce entirely.
-  self.startup._manager = self;
-  self.startup._electron = electron || null;
-  self.startup.applyEarly();
-
-  // 1a. Test stealth: suppress app-level activation on macOS. Launching a regular-
-  //     policy app activates it — menu bar + keyboard focus switch away from whatever
-  //     the developer is typing in — even though stealth windows surface via
-  //     showInactive() (see lib/window-manager.js). The accessory policy (the same
-  //     switch app.dock.hide() flips, and what LSUIElement bakes for packaged
-  //     hidden-mode apps) keeps the test process from ever activating; windows still
-  //     render normally. Must run before app ready — activation happens when the app
-  //     finishes launching. OMEGA_TEST_SHOW=1 restores normal activation along with
-  //     visible windows.
-  if (process.platform === 'darwin' && require('./utils/test-stealth.js')(self)) {
-    app.dock.hide();
-    self.logger.log('test stealth: app activation suppressed (dock hidden / accessory policy) — launch will not steal focus');
-  }
 
-  // 1a-ii. Test stealth for EVERY BrowserWindow — including RAW ones created with
-  //        `new BrowserWindow()` that never pass through lib/window-manager (e.g.
-  //        a consumer's automation popup). Window-manager stealths only its own
-  //        named windows via _surface(); this hook closes the gap so no window
-  //        can flash or steal focus during a test run. The predicate is evaluated
-  //        PER WINDOW so OMEGA_TEST_SHOW=1 keeps working even when flipped mid-run
-  //        (the window-manager suite does exactly that).
-  if (self.isTesting()) {
-    app.on('browser-window-created', (_event, win) => {
-      if (!require('./utils/test-stealth.js')(self)) return;
-      require('./utils/stealth-window.js').applyStealth(win);
+    // electron is a peer dep, main process only (we're in main.js, always defined).
+    const electron = require('electron');
+    const app = electron.app;
+
+    // Lifecycle event logging. These are the high-signal app-level events worth tracing
+    // when something goes wrong: quit reasons, window-all-closed, will-finish-launching,
+    // ready, render-process-gone, child-process-gone. All cheap to log; one line each.
+    app.on('before-quit', () => {
+      this._isQuitting = true;
+      this.logger.log('app event: before-quit (entering quit sequence: close events bypass hide-on-close)');
     });
-    // webContents.focus() is NOT covered by the window stealth above — it's a
-    // different object whose focus() reaches the native window directly,
-    // making the invisible window KEY: the test app grabs the keyboard from
-    // whatever the developer is typing in (the accessory policy from 1a does
-    // not prevent key-window steals, only launch activation). Consumers call
-    // it legitimately (address-bar focus on tab select, overlay dismiss
-    // hand-back), so no-op it per-contents under the same predicate —
-    // synthetic input (executeJavaScript, sendInputEvent, CDP) targets a
-    // specific webContents and never depends on OS key status.
-    app.on('web-contents-created', (_event, wc) => {
-      if (!require('./utils/test-stealth.js')(self)) return;
-      wc.focus = () => {};
+    app.on('will-quit', () => this.logger.log('app event: will-quit'));
+    app.on('quit', (_e, exitCode) => this.logger.log(`app event: quit code=${exitCode}`));
+    app.on('window-all-closed', () => this.logger.log('app event: window-all-closed'));
+    app.on('render-process-gone', (_e, webContents, details) => this.logger.warn(`app event: render-process-gone reason=${details.reason} exitCode=${details.exitCode}`));
+    app.on('child-process-gone', (_e, details) => this.logger.warn(`app event: child-process-gone type=${details.type} reason=${details.reason} exitCode=${details.exitCode}`));
+    app.on('activate', () => this.logger.log('app event: activate (macOS: dock click or app re-launch)'));
+    app.on('open-url', (_e, url) => this.logger.log(`app event: open-url url=${url}`));
+    app.on('open-file', (_e, p) => this.logger.log(`app event: open-file path=${p}`));
+
+    // Process-level signals that bypass Electron's app events. Catches uncaught exceptions
+    // so we never crash silently: combined with electron-log file transport, this means
+    // ANY unhandled throw lands in runtime.log rather than disappearing into stderr.
+    process.on('uncaughtException', (e) => {
+      // EPIPE = stdout/stderr pipe closed (CLI consumer hung up). Logging it would
+      // write to console, which triggers another EPIPE, cascading into thousands of
+      // identical log entries. Exit cleanly: standard Unix behavior.
+      if (e?.code === 'EPIPE') {
+        process.exit(0);
+        return;
+      }
+      this.logger.error(`uncaughtException: ${e?.stack || e?.message || String(e)}`);
+    });
+    process.on('unhandledRejection', (reason) => {
+      this.logger.error(`unhandledRejection: ${reason?.stack || reason?.message || String(reason)}`);
+    });
+    process.on('exit', (code) => {
+      // electron-log's file transport flushes synchronously, so this last line lands.
+      this.logger.log(`process exit code=${code}`);
     });
-    self.logger.log('test stealth: every BrowserWindow (raw ones included) surfaces invisible + unfocusable, webContents.focus() suppressed (OMEGA_TEST_SHOW=1 to watch)');
-  }
 
-  // 1b. Isolate the userData path per environment. MUST run before
-  //     storage.initialize() because electron-store reads `app.getPath('userData')`
-  //     at construction time.
-  //       production  → <name>                 (untouched)
-  //       development → <name> (Development)   (dev runs never touch installed-app data)
-  //       testing     → <name> (Testing)       (wiped at boot — every test run starts
-  //                                             from a clean slate; post-run state stays
-  //                                             on disk for inspection until the next run.
-  //                                             Set OMEGA_TEST_KEEP_USERDATA=1 to skip the wipe.)
-  if (self.isTesting()) {
-    const before = app.getPath('userData');
-    const after  = `${before} (Testing)`;
-    const keep   = process.env.OMEGA_TEST_KEEP_USERDATA === '1';
-    if (!keep) {
-      require('fs').rmSync(after, { recursive: true, force: true });
+    // 1. Apply early startup-mode hide. For `mode: 'hidden'` we call app.dock.hide() *before*
+    //    anything else so macOS spends as little time animating the dock entry as possible.
+    //    In packaged builds the Info.plist's LSUIElement (injected by gulp/build-config when
+    //    startup.mode === 'hidden') prevents the bounce entirely.
+    this.startup._omega = this;
+    this.startup._electron = electron || null;
+    this.startup.applyEarly();
+
+    // 1a. Test stealth: suppress app-level activation on macOS. Launching a regular-
+    //     policy app activates it (menu bar + keyboard focus switch away from whatever
+    //     the developer is typing in) even though stealth windows surface via
+    //     showInactive() (see lib/window-manager.js). The accessory policy (the same
+    //     switch app.dock.hide() flips, and what LSUIElement bakes for packaged
+    //     hidden-mode apps) keeps the test process from ever activating; windows still
+    //     render normally. Must run before app ready: activation happens when the app
+    //     finishes launching. OMEGA_TEST_SHOW=1 restores normal activation along with
+    //     visible windows.
+    if (process.platform === 'darwin' && require('./utils/test-stealth.js')(this)) {
+      app.dock.hide();
+      this.logger.log('test stealth: app activation suppressed (dock hidden / accessory policy), launch will not steal focus');
     }
-    app.setPath('userData', after);
-    self.logger.log(`userData path: ${before} -> ${after} (testing mode, ${keep ? 'kept' : 'wiped at boot'})`);
-  } else if (!self.isProduction()) {
-    const before = app.getPath('userData');
-    const after  = `${before} (Development)`;
-    app.setPath('userData', after);
-    self.logger.log(`userData path: ${before} -> ${after} (dev mode)`);
-  } else {
-    self.logger.log(`userData path: ${app.getPath('userData')} (production)`);
-  }
 
-  // 1c. Set the global user agent fallback. Default template applied to every @omega.js/desktop app so
-  //     web requests (BrowserWindow loads, fetch, electron-updater downloads) carry a
-  //     branded UA — Mozilla parsers see a normal Chrome UA + we tag with the app's
-  //     name/version for our own server-side telemetry. Legacy @omega.js/desktop did the
-  //     same; merge tags now use node-powertools.template (single-curly syntax).
-  {
-    const { template } = require('node-powertools');
-    const ctx = {
-      brand: {
-        name: self.config.brand.name,
-        id:   self.config.brand.id,
-      },
-      app: {
-        version: self.getVersion(),
-      },
-      chrome:   process.versions.chrome,
-      electron: process.versions.electron,
-      node:     process.versions.node,
-      platform: process.platform,
-      arch:     process.arch,
-    };
-    const templates = {
-      darwin: 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_15_7) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) {brand.name}/{app.version} Chrome/{chrome} Safari/537.36',
-      win32:  'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) {brand.name}/{app.version} Chrome/{chrome} Safari/537.36',
-      linux:  'Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) {brand.name}/{app.version} Chrome/{chrome} Safari/537.36',
-    };
-    const tmpl = templates[process.platform] || templates.linux;
-    const ua = template(tmpl, ctx);
-    app.userAgentFallback = ua;
-    self.logger.log(`userAgent: ${ua}`);
-  }
+    // 1a-ii. Test stealth for EVERY BrowserWindow, including RAW ones created with
+    //        `new BrowserWindow()` that never pass through lib/window-manager (e.g.
+    //        a consumer's automation popup). Window-manager stealths only its own
+    //        named windows via _surface(); this hook closes the gap so no window
+    //        can flash or steal focus during a test run. The predicate is evaluated
+    //        PER WINDOW so OMEGA_TEST_SHOW=1 keeps working even when flipped mid-run
+    //        (the window-manager suite does exactly that).
+    if (this.isTesting()) {
+      app.on('browser-window-created', (_event, win) => {
+        if (!require('./utils/test-stealth.js')(this)) return;
+        require('./utils/stealth-window.js').applyStealth(win);
+      });
+      // webContents.focus() is NOT covered by the window stealth above: it's a
+      // different object whose focus() reaches the native window directly,
+      // making the invisible window KEY, so the test app grabs the keyboard from
+      // whatever the developer is typing in (the accessory policy from 1a does
+      // not prevent key-window steals, only launch activation). Consumers call
+      // it legitimately (address-bar focus on tab select, overlay dismiss
+      // hand-back), so no-op it per-contents under the same predicate.
+      // Synthetic input (executeJavaScript, sendInputEvent, CDP) targets a
+      // specific webContents and never depends on OS key status.
+      app.on('web-contents-created', (_event, wc) => {
+        if (!require('./utils/test-stealth.js')(this)) return;
+        wc.focus = () => {};
+      });
+      this.logger.log('test stealth: every BrowserWindow (raw ones included) surfaces invisible + unfocusable, webContents.focus() suppressed (OMEGA_TEST_SHOW=1 to watch)');
+    }
 
-  // 2. IPC bus online first — storage and other libs register handlers on it
-  self.ipc.initialize(self);
+    // 1b. Isolate the userData path per environment. MUST run before
+    //     storage.initialize() because electron-store reads `app.getPath('userData')`
+    //     at construction time.
+    //       production  → <name>                 (untouched)
+    //       development → <name> (Development)   (dev runs never touch installed-app data)
+    //       testing     → <name> (Testing)       (wiped at boot: every test run starts
+    //                                             from a clean slate; post-run state stays
+    //                                             on disk for inspection until the next run.
+    //                                             Set OMEGA_TEST_KEEP_USERDATA=1 to skip the wipe.)
+    if (this.isTesting()) {
+      const before = app.getPath('userData');
+      const after  = `${before} (Testing)`;
+      const keep   = process.env.OMEGA_TEST_KEEP_USERDATA === '1';
+      if (!keep) {
+        require('fs').rmSync(after, { recursive: true, force: true });
+      }
+      app.setPath('userData', after);
+      this.logger.log(`userData path: ${before} -> ${after} (testing mode, ${keep ? 'kept' : 'wiped at boot'})`);
+    } else if (!this.isProduction()) {
+      const before = app.getPath('userData');
+      const after  = `${before} (Development)`;
+      app.setPath('userData', after);
+      this.logger.log(`userData path: ${before} -> ${after} (dev mode)`);
+    } else {
+      this.logger.log(`userData path: ${app.getPath('userData')} (production)`);
+    }
 
-  // 3. Storage (precedes sentry + auth so opt-out + persisted session are honored)
-  await self.storage.initialize(self);
+    // 1c. Set the global user agent fallback (utils/user-agent.js): a branded UA on
+    //     every BrowserWindow load, fetch and electron-updater download.
+    require('./utils/user-agent.js')(this);
 
-  // 3b. Theme — sets nativeTheme.themeSource from the persisted override / config
-  //     default, so every renderer (and native UI) resolves the right appearance
-  //     from its very first paint. Needs storage (override) + ipc (handlers) only.
-  self.theme.initialize(self);
+    // 2. IPC bus online first: storage and other libs register handlers on it
+    this.ipc.initialize(this);
 
-  // 3c. FontAwesome — serves the bundled icon SVGs to renderers over IPC
-  //     (desktop:fontawesome:get). Needs ipc only.
-  self.fontawesome.initialize(self);
+    // 3. Storage (precedes sentry + auth so opt-out + persisted session are honored)
+    await this.storage.initialize(this);
 
-  // 4. Sentry (earliest catchable global handler)
-  self.sentry.initialize(self);
+    // 3b. Theme: sets nativeTheme.themeSource from the persisted override / config
+    //     default, so every renderer (and native UI) resolves the right appearance
+    //     from its very first paint. Needs storage (override) + ipc (handlers) only.
+    this.theme.initialize(this);
 
-  // 5. Protocol (single-instance lock + custom URL scheme)
-  self.protocol.initialize(self);
+    // 3c. FontAwesome: serves the bundled icon SVGs to renderers over IPC
+    //     (desktop:fontawesome:get). Needs ipc only.
+    this.fontawesome.initialize(this);
 
-  if (!self.protocol.hasSingleInstanceLock()) {
-    // Quit the duplicate AND halt the boot: returning normally would resolve
-    // initialize(), letting the consumer's .then() run its whole main.js (servers,
-    // shared files, IPC) against a dying Electron — the duplicate must go quietly.
-    // The returned promise intentionally never settles; the process exits first.
-    self.logger.warn('Single-instance lock lost. Quitting this duplicate instance.');
-    app.quit();
-    return new Promise(() => {});
-  }
+    // 4. Sentry (earliest catchable global handler)
+    this.sentry.initialize(this);
 
-  // 6. Deep links (parse cold-start argv, install second-instance handler)
-  self.deepLink.initialize(self);
-
-  // 6b. Auth flow (the getAuthUrl sign-in round trip — external browser always;
-  //     dev/test return via a loopback listener since the scheme isn't OS-registered)
-  self.authFlow.initialize(self);
-
-  // 7. App state (first-launch / crash / startup-context flags)
-  await self.appState.initialize(self);
-
-  // 7b. Runtime context — session id, deviceId, OS info, async geolocation fetch.
-  // Must run AFTER storage (writes deviceId + cached geolocation to storage) and
-  // BEFORE analytics (which reads context.session.deviceId). Async but the geolocation
-  // fetch is fire-and-forget so this returns quickly.
-  await self.context.initialize(self);
-
-  // 7c. Usage tracking — opens / hours-total / hours-this-session. Reads/writes
-  // storage.usage and registers a before-quit handler to record session duration.
-  self.usage.initialize(self);
-
-  // 8. Wait for app readiness before any UI
-  await app.whenReady();
-
-  // 9. Auto-updater (queues check, never blocks UI)
-  self.autoUpdater.initialize(self);
-
-  // 10. Tray + menu + context menu
-  self.tray.initialize(self);
-  self.menu.initialize(self);
-  self.contextMenu.initialize(self);
-
-  // 11. Open-at-login + hide-on-startup state sync
-  self.startup.initialize(self);
-
-  // 12. Web-manager bridge (main-side Firebase Auth source of truth, IPC handlers for renderers)
-  await self.omega.initialize(self);
-
-  // 12b. Remote config — fetches `<brand.url>/data/resources/main.json` for hot
-  // config flips (force-update gate, default user agents, etc.). Polls hourly.
-  // Wired AFTER auto-updater so it can inherit feedCheckIntervalMs from there.
-  self.remoteConfig.initialize(self);
-
-  // 12c. Remote scripts — fetches `<brand.url>/data/scripts/main.json` for
-  // emergency hotfixes (force-update, storage patches, etc.) when the normal
-  // update pipeline is broken. Same polling cadence as remote-config.
-  self.remoteScripts.initialize(self);
-
-  // 12d. Analytics — GA4 via Measurement Protocol. Wired AFTER client-bridge
-  // so it can subscribe to onAuthChange and flip user_id automatically.
-  self.analytics.initialize(self);
-
-  // 12e. Restart Manager — external guardian app that relaunches us if we crash.
-  // Registers over RM's loopback HTTP protocol (runtime.json advertises the port),
-  // heartbeats every 60s, deregisters on graceful quit, and silently installs RM
-  // when missing (mac zip / win silent NSIS / linux AppImage — RM then self-updates
-  // via its own @omega.js/desktop autoUpdater). Skips itself when this app IS restart-manager, in
-  // dev (unless OMEGA_RESTART_MANAGER_DEV=1), or when restartManager.enabled=false.
-  // See docs/restart-manager.md.
-  self.restartManager.initialize(self);
-
-  // 13. Initialize the windows lib — registers app-level handlers (window-all-closed, etc.)
-  //     but does NOT create any windows. Consumers are responsible for calling
-  //     `manager.windows.create('main')` (or any other named window) from their main.js
-  //     when they want to surface UI. This makes hidden / agent-app patterns trivial:
-  //     just don't call create() until something (tray click, deep link, IPC) warrants it.
-  self.windows.initialize(self);
-
-  self._initialized = true;
-
-  // 14. Release deep-link dispatch — cold-start URLs (and any early open-url)
-  // were queued so handlers like auth/token never fire before client-bridge
-  // has Firebase up. Everything they touch exists now.
-  self.deepLink.markManagerReady();
-
-  self.logger.log('@omega.js/desktop (main) initialized.');
-
-  // Boot test harness — runs against the live manager AFTER all libs are up. Test runner
-  // sets OMEGA_TEST_BOOT=1 + OMEGA_TEST_BOOT_HARNESS=<absolute path> + OMEGA_TEST_BOOT_SPEC=<path>
-  // before spawning electron. The harness emits __EM_TEST__ JSON lines on stdout (parsed
-  // by runners/boot.js) then app.exit()s.
-  //
-  // We use a runtime env-var path (not a static `require('./test/harness/...')`) because
-  // @omega.js/desktop is bundled into the consumer's bundle, and a static require would either get
-  // inlined (bundling test code into production) or dead-code-eliminated. An env-var
-  // path stays external and can only resolve when the runner sets it.
-  if (process.env.OMEGA_TEST_BOOT === '1') {
-    global.__em_manager = self;
-    const harnessPath = process.env.OMEGA_TEST_BOOT_HARNESS;
-    if (harnessPath) {
-      // Defer the harness so the consumer's `manager.initialize().then(() => { ... })`
-      // callback gets a chance to run first. @omega.js/desktop doesn't auto-create any windows; the
-      // consumer's main.js does it inside .then(). If we ran the harness synchronously
-      // here, that callback wouldn't have fired yet and `manager.windows.get('main')`
-      // would be null. setImmediate flushes the microtask queue (where promise callbacks
-      // live) before our boot harness inspects state.
-      setImmediate(() => {
-        try {
-          // A variable specifier, so the bundler leaves the call alone and it
-          // resolves at RUNTIME against the path the runner set — which is the
-          // whole point (see the env-var note above).
-          const harness = require(harnessPath);
-          harness.run(self);
-        } catch (e) {
-          const { app } = require('electron');
-          process.stdout.write(`__EM_TEST__${JSON.stringify({ event: 'fatal', message: `boot harness failed to load: ${e.message}` })}\n`);
-          app.exit(1);
-        }
-      });
-    } else {
-      const { app } = require('electron');
-      process.stdout.write(`__EM_TEST__${JSON.stringify({ event: 'fatal', message: 'OMEGA_TEST_BOOT=1 but OMEGA_TEST_BOOT_HARNESS not set' })}\n`);
-      app.exit(1);
+    // 5. Protocol (single-instance lock + custom URL scheme)
+    this.protocol.initialize(this);
+
+    if (!this.protocol.hasSingleInstanceLock()) {
+      // Quit the duplicate AND halt the boot: returning normally would resolve
+      // initialize(), letting the consumer's .then() run its whole main.js (servers,
+      // shared files, IPC) against a dying Electron. The duplicate must go quietly.
+      // The returned promise intentionally never settles; the process exits first.
+      this.logger.warn('Single-instance lock lost. Quitting this duplicate instance.');
+      app.quit();
+      return new Promise(() => {});
     }
+
+    // 6. Deep links (parse cold-start argv, install second-instance handler)
+    this.deepLink.initialize(this);
+
+    // 6b. Auth flow (the getAuthUrl sign-in round trip: external browser always;
+    //     dev/test return via a loopback listener since the scheme isn't OS-registered)
+    this.authFlow.initialize(this);
+
+    // 7. App state (first-launch / crash / startup-context flags)
+    await this.appState.initialize(this);
+
+    // 7b. Runtime context: session id, deviceId, OS info, async geolocation fetch.
+    // Must run AFTER storage (writes deviceId + cached geolocation to storage) and
+    // BEFORE analytics (which reads context.session.deviceId). Async but the geolocation
+    // fetch is fire-and-forget so this returns quickly.
+    await this.context.initialize(this);
+
+    // 7c. Usage tracking: opens / hours-total / hours-this-session. Reads/writes
+    // storage.usage and registers a before-quit handler to record session duration.
+    this.usage.initialize(this);
+
+    // 8. Wait for app readiness before any UI
+    await app.whenReady();
+
+    // 9. Auto-updater (queues check, never blocks UI)
+    this.autoUpdater.initialize(this);
+
+    // 10. Tray + menu + context menu
+    this.tray.initialize(this);
+    this.menu.initialize(this);
+    this.contextMenu.initialize(this);
+
+    // 11. Open-at-login + hide-on-startup state sync
+    this.startup.initialize(this);
+
+    // 12. Auth (main-side Firebase Auth source of truth, IPC handlers for renderers)
+    await this.auth.initialize(this);
+
+    // 12b. Remote config: fetches `<brand.url>/data/resources/main.json` for hot
+    // config flips (force-update gate, default user agents, etc.). Polls hourly.
+    // Wired AFTER auto-updater so it can inherit feedCheckIntervalMs from there.
+    this.remoteConfig.initialize(this);
+
+    // 12c. Remote scripts: fetches `<brand.url>/data/scripts/main.json` for
+    // emergency hotfixes (force-update, storage patches, etc.) when the normal
+    // update pipeline is broken. Same polling cadence as remote-config.
+    this.remoteScripts.initialize(this);
+
+    // 12d. Analytics: GA4 via Measurement Protocol. Wired AFTER auth so it can
+    // listen to it and flip user_id automatically.
+    this.analytics.initialize(this);
+
+    // 12e. Restart Manager: external guardian app that relaunches us if we crash.
+    // Registers over RM's loopback HTTP protocol (runtime.json advertises the port),
+    // heartbeats every 60s, deregisters on graceful quit, and silently installs RM
+    // when missing (mac zip / win silent NSIS / linux AppImage; RM then self-updates
+    // via its own @omega.js/desktop autoUpdater). Skips itself when this app IS restart-manager, in
+    // dev (unless OMEGA_RESTART_MANAGER_DEV=1), or when restartManager.enabled=false.
+    // See docs/restart-manager.md.
+    this.restartManager.initialize(this);
+
+    // 13. Initialize the windows lib: registers app-level handlers (window-all-closed, etc.)
+    //     but does NOT create any windows. Consumers are responsible for calling
+    //     `omega.windows.create('main')` (or any other named window) from their main.js
+    //     when they want to surface UI. This makes hidden / agent-app patterns trivial:
+    //     just don't call create() until something (tray click, deep link, IPC) warrants it.
+    this.windows.initialize(this);
+
+    this._initialized = true;
+
+    // 14. Release deep-link dispatch: cold-start URLs (and any early open-url)
+    // were queued so handlers like auth/token never fire before auth
+    // has Firebase up. Everything they touch exists now.
+    this.deepLink.markOmegaReady();
+
+    this.logger.log('@omega.js/desktop (main) initialized.');
+
+    // Boot test harness (utils/boot-harness.js): runs against the live instance AFTER
+    // all libs are up, only when the boot test lane spawned this process.
+    require('./utils/boot-harness.js')(this);
+  }
+
+  // Require: lets consumer main-process code load @omega.js/desktop's bundled dependencies at runtime
+  // (e.g. `omega.require('fs-jetpack')`). Resolves from @omega.js/desktop's module context, not the
+  // consumer's. Mirrors @omega.js/backend's omega.require(). For build-time resolution, the
+  // bundle task's framework-deps resolve hook handles this automatically.
+  require(name) {
+    return require(name);
   }
 
-  return self;
-};
+  static require(name) {
+    return require(name);
+  }
+}
+
+// The environment and URL helpers, and quit/relaunch: methods on the instance,
+// each concern in its own lib file
+Object.assign(Omega.prototype, environment, lifecycle);
 
 function loadResolvedConfig(projectDir) {
-  // @omega.js/config is vendored into dist (and bundled from there) — it
+  // @omega.js/config is vendored into dist (and bundled from there): it
   // finds config/omega.json5 under the project dir and resolves the desktop target
   // (shared sections + targets.desktop overlaid, brand-monorepo walk-up included).
   const { hasOmegaConfig, loadConfig } = require('./vendor/config/index.js');
@@ -535,24 +466,8 @@ function loadResolvedConfig(projectDir) {
   return loadConfig(projectDir, 'desktop').config;
 }
 
-// Cross-context helpers (isDevelopment/isProduction/isTesting + getFunctionsUrl/getApiUrl
-// + getEnvironment) live in src/utils/mode-helpers.js + src/utils/url-helpers.js +
-// src/build.js. All four Manager constructors mix them in via their respective
-// `attachTo(Manager)` calls — see the bottom of this file.
-
-// Require — lets consumer main-process code load @omega.js/desktop's bundled dependencies at runtime
-// (e.g. `manager.require('fs-jetpack')`). Resolves from @omega.js/desktop's module context, not the
-// consumer's. Mirrors @omega.js/backend's Manager.require(). For build-time resolution, the
-// bundle task's framework-deps resolve hook handles this automatically.
-Manager.prototype.require = function (name) {
-  return require(name);
-};
-Manager.require = function (name) {
-  return require(name);
-};
-
-// Mix in shared cross-context helpers — same code path used in renderer, preload, build.
-require('./utils/mode-helpers.js').attachTo(Manager);
-require('./utils/url-helpers.js').attachTo(Manager);
-
-module.exports = Manager;
+// The ONE instance, initialized by the consumer's src/main.js
+const omega = new Omega();
+
+module.exports = omega;
+module.exports.Omega = Omega;