@pat-lewczuk/cezar 0.1.4 → 0.1.5

package/web/app/src/components/app-shell-container.tsx

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-import type { ReactNode } from 'react'
-
-import { useHealth, useTodos } from '@/api/queries'
-import type { HealthResponse } from '@/api/types'
-import { AppShell, type RepoChip } from '@/components/app-shell'
-import { CommandPalette } from '@/components/command-palette'
-import { ListViewProvider } from '@/components/list-view'
-import { TaskQuickListContainer } from '@/components/task-quick-list'
-import { ToolsMenu } from '@/components/tools-menu'
-import { visibleTodos } from '@/routes/inbox'
-
-/**
- * Derive the sidebar's repo chip from `/api/health`.
- *
- * Null — the chip renders nothing — whenever there is nothing true to say: health hasn't
- * answered yet, or cezar is running outside a git repository (`repo: null`), which is a
- * supported way to run it. An empty chip is honest; "loading…" or a guessed folder name is not.
- *
- * The name is the repo root's basename: `/home/me/Projects/cezar` → `cezar`. Both separators,
- * because the server sends whatever path git gave it, and a trailing one is stripped first so
- * `/repo/` doesn't chip as an empty string.
- */
-export function repoChipOf(health: HealthResponse | undefined): RepoChip | null {
-  const repo = health?.repo
-  if (!repo) return null
-  const name = repo.root.replace(/[\\/]+$/, '').split(/[\\/]/).pop()
-  if (!name) return null
-  return { name, branch: repo.branch }
-}
-
-/**
- * The app shell, wired to live data.
- *
- * AppShell itself stays presentational — it takes repo/version/inboxCount and renders them, or
- * renders nothing. This is the seam where those become real: `useHealth()` for the repo and
- * version chips, `useTodos()` for the inbox badge.
- *
- * Nothing here caches boot-time values (#369: the legacy UI read the branch once at startup and
- * then showed a stale branch forever). The chips read whatever is currently in the health query,
- * so making them live is Step 3.2's job of invalidating that query — not a change here.
- */
-export function AppShellContainer({ children }: { children: ReactNode }) {
-  const health = useHealth()
-  const todos = useTodos()
-
-  return (
-    // The Active/Archived filter is shared by the quick-list below and the Tasks table (Step 3.4),
-    // which renders in `children`. The provider goes here because this is the lowest node that has
-    // both of them under it — the spec requires the two sets of tabs to be one filter.
-    <ListViewProvider>
-      <AppShell
-        repo={repoChipOf(health.data)}
-        version={health.data?.version ?? null}
-        latestVersion={health.data?.latestVersion ?? null}
-        // `?? null` rather than `?? 0`: no badge while the inbox is unknown, and no badge when it
-        // is known to be empty — AppShell renders neither for a falsy count.
-        //
-        // `visibleTodos()` — not raw `.length` — so the badge counts exactly the cards the
-        // inbox route shows: started entries (`startedTaskId`) are the audit trail, not the
-        // inbox (#396-style disagreement where the badge read 5 but the page listed 3).
-        inboxCount={todos.data ? visibleTodos(todos.data).length : null}
-        // Hidden until health confirms the forge driver (R6 Step 1.1) — same honesty rule as
-        // the chips: the nav must not claim a GitHub tab it cannot back. The Tools menu's
-        // forge note says why it is absent.
-        forgeAvailable={health.data?.forge?.available === true}
-        taskQuickList={<TaskQuickListContainer />}
-        toolsMenu={<ToolsMenu health={health.data} />}
-      >
-        {children}
-      </AppShell>
-      {/* Global chrome, not a route: ⌘K must work on every URL. Mounted here (not in AppShell)
-          because it needs the query client and router this container already assumes. */}
-      <CommandPalette />
-    </ListViewProvider>
-  )
-}