pal-explorer-cli 0.4.6 → 0.4.7

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package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "pal-explorer-cli",
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- "version": "0.4.6",
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+ "version": "0.4.7",
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  "description": "P2P encrypted file sharing CLI — share files directly with friends, not with the cloud",
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  "main": "bin/pal.js",
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  "bin": {
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  "files": [
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  "bin/",
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  "lib/",
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- "extensions/",
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+ "extensions/@palexplorer/*/extension.json",
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+ "extensions/@palexplorer/*/index.js",
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  "LICENSE.md"
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  ],
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  "scripts": {
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- # Analytics Extension
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- Anonymous, opt-in usage analytics for Palexplorer via PostHog.
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- ## Privacy Guarantees
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- - **Opt-in only** — disabled by default, must be explicitly enabled
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- - **No PII** — device ID is a random UUID, not tied to identity
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- - **No content** — never tracks file names, share names, peer identities, or message content
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- - **No IP logging** — PostHog configured to anonymize IPs
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- - **Transparent** — all tracked events listed below
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- ## Events Tracked
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- | Event | Properties | When |
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- |-------|-----------|------|
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- | `app_open` | platform, version, arch | App starts |
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- | `app_close` | sessionDurationSec | App closes |
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- | `share_created` | visibility, recipientCount | Share created |
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- | `share_revoked` | — | Share revoked |
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- | `transfer_complete` | size, duration, speed | Download finishes |
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- | `peer_connected` | — | Peer connects |
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- | `peer_disconnected` | — | Peer disconnects |
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- | `settings_changed` | key (setting name only) | Setting modified |
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- ## Configuration
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- | Key | Type | Default | Description |
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- |-----|------|---------|-------------|
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- | `enabled` | boolean | `false` | Enable analytics (opt-in) |
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- | `posthogKey` | string | (built-in) | PostHog project API key |
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- | `posthogHost` | string | `https://us.i.posthog.com` | PostHog host |
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- | `sessionTracking` | boolean | `true` | Track session duration |
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- ```bash
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- pe ext config analytics enabled true
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- pe ext config analytics sessionTracking false
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- ```
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- ## How to Opt Out
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- ```bash
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- pe ext config analytics enabled false
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- ```
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- Or toggle "Usage Analytics" in Settings > Privacy.
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- # Analytics Extension — Monetization
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- ## Tier
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- - [x] Free — available to all users
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- ## Rationale
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- Analytics benefits us (product decisions, bug detection, growth tracking), not the user. It must be free and opt-in to maintain trust. Charging for analytics would be counterproductive — we want maximum opt-in rate.
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- ## Revenue Potential
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- - No direct revenue
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- - Indirect value: data-driven feature prioritization, retention insights, conversion tracking for Pro upsells
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- # Analytics Extension — Plan
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- ## Goal
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- Move PostHog analytics out of core into an extension. Core should be pure P2P with no server dependencies. Analytics phones home to PostHog, so it must be an extension.
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- ## Design
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- - Bundled extension (`@palexplorer/analytics`) — runs in-process, no sandbox
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- - Listens to existing core hooks — no changes to core event emission needed
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- - PostHog client initialized only when enabled (opt-in)
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- - Device ID stored in extension's own store (not core config)
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- - Offline queue with periodic flush — same pattern as before
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- - Error reporting (`reportCrash`/`reportError`) stays in core as a safety feature
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- ## What Changed
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- - Moved from: `lib/core/analytics.js` (PostHog + track functions)
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- - Moved to: `extensions/@palexplorer/analytics/index.js`
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- - Core `analytics.js` slimmed to error reporting only
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- - `posthog-node` dependency moved from root to extension
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- - Removed direct `track()` imports from `shares.js`, `transfers.js`, `billing.js`
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- - Those events now flow through hooks → analytics extension
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- # Analytics Extension — Privacy
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- ## What We Collect
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- - App open/close events with session duration
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- - Feature usage counts (shares, transfers, peer connections)
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- - Setting change events (key name only, not values)
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- - Platform, app version, architecture
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- ## What We Never Collect
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- - File names, paths, or content
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- - Share names, IDs, or recipients
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- - Peer identities, handles, or public keys
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- - IP addresses (PostHog IP anonymization enabled)
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- - Messages or chat content
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- - Encryption keys or credentials
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- - Browsing/usage patterns that could identify individuals
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- ## Device ID
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- A random UUID generated on first use. Not derived from hardware, identity, or any personal data. Stored locally in the extension's store. Can be reset by disabling and re-enabling the extension.
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- ## Data Flow
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- ```
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- App Events → Core Hooks → Analytics Extension → PostHog (US Cloud)
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- ```
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- No data is sent to Palexplorer servers. Only PostHog receives analytics data.
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- ## User Control
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- - Disabled by default (opt-in required)
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- - Toggle in Settings > Privacy
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- - First-launch setup wizard asks for consent
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- - Can be disabled at any time via GUI or CLI
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- - Disabling immediately stops all data collection
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- import { describe, it, beforeEach, afterEach, mock } from 'node:test';
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- import assert from 'node:assert/strict';
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- function createMockContext(overrides = {}) {
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- const config = { enabled: true, posthogKey: '', posthogHost: '', sessionTracking: true };
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- return {
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- hooks: { on: mock.fn() },
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- config: {
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- get: mock.fn((key) => config[key]),
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- set: mock.fn((key, val) => { config[key] = val; }),
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- },
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- store: {
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- get: mock.fn(() => undefined),
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- set: mock.fn(),
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- delete: mock.fn(),
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- },
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- logger: { info: mock.fn(), warn: mock.fn(), error: mock.fn() },
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- app: { version: '0.5.0', platform: 'linux', dataDir: '/tmp/test', appRoot: '/tmp/test' },
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- ...overrides,
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- };
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- }
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- describe('analytics extension', () => {
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- let ext;
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- let ctx;
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-
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- beforeEach(async () => {
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- ext = await import('../index.js');
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- ctx = createMockContext();
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- });
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- afterEach(async () => {
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- await ext.deactivate();
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- });
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- it('should register all expected hooks when enabled', async () => {
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- await ext.activate(ctx);
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- const hookNames = ctx.hooks.on.mock.calls.map(c => c.arguments[0]);
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- assert.ok(hookNames.includes('on:app:ready'));
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- assert.ok(hookNames.includes('on:app:shutdown'));
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- assert.ok(hookNames.includes('after:share:create'));
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- assert.ok(hookNames.includes('after:download:complete'));
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- assert.ok(hookNames.includes('on:config:change'));
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- });
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- it('should still register hooks when disabled (for hot-enable support)', async () => {
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- ctx.config.get = mock.fn((key) => key === 'enabled' ? false : undefined);
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- await ext.activate(ctx);
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- // Hooks are always registered so analytics can be hot-enabled via config change
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- const hookNames = ctx.hooks.on.mock.calls.map(c => c.arguments[0]);
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- assert.ok(hookNames.includes('on:config:change'));
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- assert.ok(hookNames.includes('on:app:shutdown'));
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- });
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- it('should deactivate cleanly', async () => {
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- await ext.activate(ctx);
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- await ext.deactivate();
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- });
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- it('should generate and persist device ID', async () => {
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- await ext.activate(ctx);
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- // Device ID is generated on first track call — trigger via hook
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- // The store.set should be called with deviceId
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- const setCalls = ctx.store.set.mock.calls;
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- const deviceIdCall = setCalls.find(c => c.arguments[0] === 'deviceId');
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- if (deviceIdCall) {
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- assert.ok(deviceIdCall.arguments[1].length > 0);
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- }
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- });
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- it('should reuse existing device ID', async () => {
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- const existingId = 'test-uuid-1234';
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- ctx.store.get = mock.fn((key) => key === 'deviceId' ? existingId : undefined);
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- await ext.activate(ctx);
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- });
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- it('should queue events when offline', async () => {
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- await ext.activate(ctx);
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- ext.setOnline(false);
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- ext.setOnline(true);
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- });
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- });