@retasc/cli 1.4.0 → 1.5.0
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- package/dist/api.js +38 -0
- package/dist/commands/billing.js +1 -1
- package/dist/index.js +9 -3
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/dist/api.js
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@@ -33,11 +33,49 @@ function client() {
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c.setAuth(cfg.token);
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return c;
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}
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/**
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* Read a caught backend error into the parts a command wants to show (RTSC-261).
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*
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* `code` is machine-readable, so a command branches on `code === "EXPIRED"`
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* instead of regex-matching prose that any copy edit would break. `hint` is the
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* next step, kept separate so callers can dim or indent it.
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*
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* Both are optional because the sweep is incremental: a backend site still
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* throwing a plain Error (or an OLD deployment this CLI is pointed at) yields
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* `{message}` alone via the same first-line/strip-prefix cleanup used before.
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* Callers must therefore keep any existing string fallback rather than assuming
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* `code` is present.
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*/
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export function formatError(e) {
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const data = e?.data;
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if (data && typeof data === "object" && typeof data.message === "string") {
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// Type-guard EVERY field, not just `message`: a foreign error carrying
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// `{message: "x", code: {…}}` would otherwise print `✗ [object Object]: x`.
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// And strip control characters — these strings go to `console.error`, so a
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// future converted site that interpolates user data (issue ids, org names)
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// must not be able to smuggle ANSI escapes into the terminal. Mirrors
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// `sanitize` in convex/lib/userError.ts; the two are one wire contract.
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const clean = (v) =>
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// eslint-disable-next-line no-control-regex
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typeof v === "string" ? v.replace(/[\x00-\x1f\x7f]/g, " ").trim() : undefined;
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return { code: clean(data.code), message: clean(data.message), hint: clean(data.hint) };
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}
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const message = String(e?.message ?? e)
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.split("\n")[0]
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.replace(/^.*?Uncaught Error:\s*/, "")
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.trim();
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return { message };
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}
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// Does this error mean "the access token is missing/expired", i.e. a refresh
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// might fix it? The access-token JWT lives ~1h, so any long-lived login trips
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// this. Two shapes surface: our server functions throw `UNAUTHENTICATED …`
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// (requireUser), and the Convex platform rejects a stale JWT with "Could not
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// verify OIDC token"/"Unauthenticated". Match either, case-insensitively.
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// RTSC-261 deliberately does NOT touch this. It gates the refresh-and-retry
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// loop, no site converted here throws an auth code, and `formatError` truncates
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// to the first line — so routing it through there would add real risk (a missed
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// match means a spurious device-flow re-login) for no gain today. It gets a
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// `code === "UNAUTHENTICATED"` fast path in the PR that converts lib/auth.ts.
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export function isAuthError(e) {
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const msg = String(e?.message ?? e);
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return /unauthenticated|could not verify oidc|oidc token/i.test(msg);
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package/dist/commands/billing.js
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@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ export async function billingAction(opts) {
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const c = charges;
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console.log(`\nBilling — ${orgLabel}\n`);
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console.log("SUBSCRIPTION");
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row("Status",
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row("Status", `${s.status}${s.gated ? " (gated)" : ""}`);
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row("Subscription", s.subscriptionId ?? "none yet");
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if (s.spendingCapUsd != null) {
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row("Budget", `${usd(s.spendingCapUsd)}${s.capPeriod ? ` / ${s.capPeriod.replace("per_", "")}` : ""}`);
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package/dist/index.js
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@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ import { readLocalBinding, resolveBinding } from "./lib/binding.js";
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import { tidyAction, doneAction } from "./commands/tidy.js";
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import { runProxy } from "./proxy.js";
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import { deviceLogin } from "./auth.js";
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import { api } from "./api.js";
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import { api, formatError } from "./api.js";
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// Single source of truth for the version: read package.json at runtime from the
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// compiled file's location (dist/index.js -> ../package.json). A JSON import won't
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// work here — tsconfig has rootDir "src", so importing ../package.json is outside
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@@ -31,9 +31,15 @@ function requireLogin() {
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process.exit(1);
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}
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// RTSC-261: prefer the structured payload, and print `hint` on its own dimmed
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// line — the whole reason it's a separate field is that the fix shouldn't be
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// buried in the middle of the diagnosis. `formatError` falls back to the old
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// string cleanup, so unconverted backend sites print exactly as they did.
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function fail(e) {
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const
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console.error(`✗ ${
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const { code, message, hint } = formatError(e);
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console.error(`✗ ${code ? `${code}: ` : ""}${message}`);
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if (hint)
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console.error(` → ${hint}`);
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process.exit(1);
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}
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// --- auth ------------------------------------------------------------------
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package/package.json
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