@stravica-ai/digital-operator-pa 0.1.1 → 0.1.2
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* - A missing or absent operator manifest is not an error.
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* - A malformed manifest is logged and skipped; the other side still loads.
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* Per-device scoping: after merging, entries whose target page is not
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* materialised on THIS device are dropped (not just warned). The estate runs
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* one shared nav manifest that lists every page across all library repos, but
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* `library-sync` only writes a page file onto a device when the repo that owns
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* it is mounted there. So the presence of the href's target page file IS the
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* per-entry materialisation signal — an hq-only page (e.g. article-ideas,
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* content-calendar, both under operator/extensions/workspace/) is absent on a
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* device that doesn't mount stravica-library-hq, so its nav entry is hidden
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* rather than rendered as a dangling 404 link. This needs no per-entry "owner"
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* field and no coupling to the .library-sync manifest internals: the page file
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* library-sync lays down (or omits) is the source of truth. Hrefs whose shape
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* we can't resolve to a local page (external links, deep paths) are left
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* untouched.
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* Caching: each load checks both manifest mtimes. The cached (merged + scoped)
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* list is returned unchanged if neither file changed since the last load.
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* Missing files are tracked with mtime 0 so their appearance triggers a reload.
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* `library-sync` rewrites the extension nav.json as part of the same mount tree
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* whenever it materialises or removes pages, so a materialisation transition
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* always bumps a manifest mtime and re-triggers scoping.
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import { readFileSync, statSync, existsSync } from 'node:fs';
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* Classify an href by whether its target page is materialised on this device.
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* Returns 'present', 'absent', or 'unresolvable'.
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* - Core-shape paths (/core/tools/workspace/app/<file>) resolve under appDir.
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* - Top-level extension-shape paths (/<file>.html) resolve under extDir or appDir.
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* - Any other shape (external links, deep paths) is 'unresolvable' — we cannot
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* (and should not) judge its local presence, so callers leave it untouched.
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function pagePresence(href, appDir, extDir) {
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const corePrefix = '/core/tools/workspace/app/';
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if (href.indexOf(corePrefix) === 0) {
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const name = href.slice(corePrefix.length).split('?')[0].split('#')[0];
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if (!name) return 'unresolvable';
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return existsSync(join(appDir, name)) ? 'present' : 'absent';
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}
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const topMatch = href.match(/^\/([^/?#]+\.html)(?:[?#].*)?$/);
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if (topMatch) {
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const name = topMatch[1];
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const inExt = extDir && existsSync(join(extDir, name));
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const inApp = existsSync(join(appDir, name));
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return (inExt || inApp) ? 'present' : 'absent';
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}
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return 'unresolvable';
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/**
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* Scope the merged list to this device: drop any entry whose target page is
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* resolvable-in-shape but absent from disk (i.e. its owning library repo is not
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* materialised here), logging why. Entries whose page is present, or whose href
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* shape we can't resolve to a local page, are kept. This is what makes a shared
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* estate-wide nav manifest render cleanly per-device without hand-editing:
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* hq-only entries vanish on non-HQ devices because their pages were never
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* written there.
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function scopeToMaterialised(items, appDir, extDir, warn) {
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const kept = [];
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for (const item of items) {
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const corePrefix = '/core/tools/workspace/app/';
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const name = href.slice(corePrefix.length).split('?')[0].split('#')[0];
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if (!existsSync(join(appDir, name))) {
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warn('[nav] warning: nav item "' + item.id + '" points at missing page ' + href);
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if (pagePresence(item.href, appDir, extDir) === 'absent') {
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warn('[nav] hidden: nav item "' + item.id + '" page not materialised on this device (' + item.href + ')');
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const name = topMatch[1];
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const inExt = extDir && existsSync(join(extDir, name));
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const inApp = existsSync(join(appDir, name));
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warn('[nav] warning: nav item "' + item.id + '" points at missing page ' + href);
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return kept;
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? readManifest(extManifest, 'extension nav manifest', warn)
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const merged = mergeItems(coreItems, extItems, warn);
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const scoped = scopeToMaterialised(merged, appDir, extDir, warn);
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CACHE.coreMtimeMs = coreMtime;
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CACHE.items = scoped;
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const log = DEBUG ? console.log.bind(console) : function () {};
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const warn = DEBUG ? console.warn.bind(console) : function () {};
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// Always-on warning sink. Most diagnostics stay silent unless WS_DEBUG=1, but
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// failures that silently break operator-visible surface area (e.g. a whole
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// extension failing to load, presenting as a vague UI outage) must ALWAYS be
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// visible so the root cause is diagnosable without re-running under WS_DEBUG.
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const warnAlways = console.warn.bind(console);
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// --- Extension dir ---
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// Convention: operator/extensions/workspace/ overlays core app pages and
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// alive (a bad extension must not take down the whole workspace).
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warnAlways('[workspace] Extension failed to load: ' + extApiPath + ' — ' + (e && e.stack ? e.stack : e));
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package/package.json
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