This commit introduces comprehensive metrics collection for the sync service. It includes tracking state transitions, operation counts, data volumes, performance indicators, and error events. The changes also add a new CLI command to view sync metrics and integrate metrics into the sync service's core functionality.
Co-authored-by: ijamespine <ijamespine@me.com>
Replace confusing RegisterOnly action with clearer ShareLocalLibrary and JoinRemoteLibrary actions. Add placeholder for future MergeLibraries.
- Remove RegisterOnly from LibrarySyncAction enum
- Add ShareLocalLibrary (share your library to remote device)
- Add JoinRemoteLibrary (join existing remote library)
- Add MergeLibraries stub for future implementation
- Update CLI with three-option menu instead of two
- Simplify CLI arg parsing for new actions
The new UX is clearer: users choose to either share their library or join a remote one, instead of the ambiguous "register only" concept.
- Introduced VolumeCmd for handling cloud volume operations in the CLI.
- Implemented VolumeAddCloudArgs and VolumeRemoveCloudArgs for adding and removing cloud storage volumes.
- Created VolumeAddCloudAction and VolumeRemoveCloudAction for managing cloud volume actions.
- Updated directory listing and file query operations to support cloud paths.
- Enhanced volume backend integration to accommodate cloud storage services.
- Marked the `leader` argument in `SetupArgs` as deprecated, clarifying its usage.
- Introduced a `backfill_manager` to the `SyncService`, enabling automatic orchestration of initial sync processes.
- Enhanced the `run_sync_loop` method to manage backfill attempts and periodic maintenance tasks, improving overall sync reliability.
- Updated the `MockTransportPeer` to support request/response handling for backfill operations, ensuring seamless data retrieval during synchronization.
- Implemented `validate_and_fix_library` method in the Context struct to ensure the current library selection is valid.
- If the stored library ID is not found, the method selects the first available library.
- Updated the main execution flow to call this new method, enhancing library management during command execution.
- Introduced `index verify` command to perform comprehensive integrity checks on the Spacedrive index.
- Implemented functionality to compare filesystem state with database entries, reporting discrepancies such as missing files, stale entries, and metadata mismatches.
- Added detailed output options for verification results, including a summary report of findings.
- Created associated input and output types for verification actions, enhancing the overall integrity management of the indexing system.
- Documented usage and examples in the CLI documentation for user guidance.
- Moved query-related traits and structures from `cqrs` to `infra/query` for better symmetry with actions.
- Updated import paths across various modules to reflect the new structure, ensuring consistent access to `CoreQuery` and `LibraryQuery`.
- Introduced new `infra/wire` module for handling wire protocol and type extraction, enhancing code organization and discoverability.
- Cleaned up obsolete references to the old `cqrs` module, improving maintainability.
- Added QR code generation for remote pairing, allowing users to scan codes for easier device connection.
- Updated CLI to include QR code display and manual entry options for pairing.
- Enhanced PairingCoordinator to handle QR code JSON, including NodeId and relay URL for improved connectivity.
- Implemented camera permission handling in iOS for QR code scanning functionality.
- Refactored networking service to support relay-based pairing, ensuring reliable connections across different networks.
- Added tests for relay-only pairing scenarios to validate functionality and reliability.
- Introduced three new markdown files: CLI_LIBRARY_SYNC_COMPLETE.md, IMPLEMENTATION_COMPLETE.md, and LIBRARY_SYNC_SETUP_IMPLEMENTATION.md for comprehensive documentation.
- Updated various CLI domain modules to improve argument handling and output formatting.
- Enhanced device, index, job, library, location, network, and search modules for better integration and user experience.
- Refactored code across multiple domains to improve maintainability and clarity.
- Introduced `DevicesCmd` for managing device operations within the CLI, allowing users to list devices from the library database.
- Implemented `DevicesListArgs` to support detailed device information retrieval, including offline status and capabilities.
- Updated the command handling logic to integrate device operations seamlessly with existing commands.
- Refactored device-related queries and outputs to improve data handling and presentation in the CLI.
- Enhanced the overall structure of device management code for better maintainability and clarity.
- Introduced `FileListArgs` struct to handle directory listing arguments, including path, limit, hidden files inclusion, and sort order.
- Enhanced `FileCmd` enum to support a new `List` command for listing directory contents.
- Implemented `list_directory` function to query and display directory contents, integrating sorting and filtering options.
- Updated `run` function to handle the new directory listing command, providing a user-friendly output format with a table display.
- Improved error handling for invalid sort options during directory listing.
- Introduced a `format_bytes` function in the CLI to improve byte size formatting for better readability in output.
- Updated the `run_client_command` function to display library sizes using the new formatting function, enhancing user experience.
- Added a new test target in `Package.swift` for improved testing capabilities of the Spacedrive macOS app.
- Refactored various SwiftUI components to improve code clarity and maintainability, including adjustments to view modifiers and layout.
- Enhanced the `ConnectivityCard` and `JobRowView` components with better state management and UI improvements for a more cohesive user experience.
- Improved logging and error handling in the `DaemonConnector` and `InspectorViewModel` for better traceability and debugging.
- Implemented functionality to retrieve file information using a new `FileInfoArgs` struct and `FileCmd::Info` command in the CLI.
- Enhanced the `run_client_command` function to initialize the device ID from a `device.json` file if it exists, improving device management.
- Updated the `FileCmd` enum to include the new `Info` command for better command handling in the file domain.
- Introduced a new `CliConfig` struct for managing CLI-specific configurations, including the current library ID.
- Added methods to load, save, set, and clear the current library ID within the CLI context.
- Updated the `Context` struct to integrate `CliConfig`, ensuring library ID management is consistent across the application.
- Enhanced command implementations to utilize the new CLI configuration features, improving user experience and functionality.
- Refactored the job command structure for improved readability and consistency in the `run` function.
- Enhanced the job monitoring functionality by streamlining event handling and progress bar updates.
- Updated the `to_input` method in `LibraryInfoArgs` to improve clarity and maintainability.
- Ensured consistent formatting and organization of code across job-related functionalities.
- Added methods for managing the current library in the `Context` struct, including `get_current_library_id`, `set_current_library`, `clear_current_library`, and `switch_to_library_named`.
- Enhanced the CLI commands to support switching libraries by ID or name, retrieving current library info, and listing available libraries.
- Updated query execution macros to improve consistency and error handling across library-related operations.
- Introduced a new `LibrarySwitchArgs` struct for command-line arguments related to library switching, enhancing usability.
- Refactored existing commands to utilize the new library management features, improving overall functionality and user experience.
- Added `library_id` field to the `Context` struct to manage library-specific operations.
- Introduced `with_library_id` and `set_library_id` methods for setting the library ID in the `Context`.
- Updated various command implementations to utilize the new library ID handling, improving the accuracy of library-related queries.
- Refactored query and action calls to use input structs instead of query structs, enhancing type safety and clarity across the application.
- Improved error handling and response deserialization in query execution macros, ensuring robust interaction with the core API.
- Added a warning suppression directive in the Rust CLI main file to reduce noise during compilation.
- Deleted several Swift files related to job management and UI components, streamlining the codebase and focusing on essential functionality.
- Updated the main application structure to enhance window management and user experience.
- Improved the organization of action context handling in the Rust core, facilitating better job dispatching with action context awareness.
- Removed manual type definitions in favor of generated types from SpacedriveClient, enhancing type safety.
- Refactored event handling in DaemonConnector to utilize a new type-safe Event enum for better clarity and maintainability.
- Updated job management logic to align with the new event structure, improving real-time job tracking and state management.
- Enhanced serialization and deserialization processes for various data structures to ensure compatibility with the Rust daemon output.
- Removed obsolete schema generation binary and updated Cargo.toml to reflect changes in dependencies and project structure.
- Introduced a new `built_at` field in the `CoreStatus` struct to capture the build timestamp.
- Updated the `Cargo.toml` to include the `chrono` crate for handling date and time.
- Emitted the build timestamp during the build process in `build.rs`.
- Enhanced the CLI output to display the build timestamp alongside the core version and data directory.
- Updated `Cargo.toml` for the CLI to include `comfy-table` for improved output formatting.
- Enhanced the daemon's shutdown process to provide clearer logging during shutdown initiation and completion.
- Refactored the logo display function to use a colored ASCII representation, improving visual appeal.
- Removed unnecessary CLI dependency on `clap` in the core, simplifying the dependency structure.
- Updated the CLI to construct the daemon command with a specific path and pass necessary arguments such as data directory and instance name.
- Enhanced foreground mode to provide better logging and error handling during daemon execution.
- Refactored the daemon to calculate instance-specific data directories and socket paths, ensuring proper isolation for multiple instances.
- Improved overall user experience by clarifying daemon operation status and error messages.
- Eliminated the `--enable-networking` flag from the `start` and `restart` commands in the CLI, simplifying the command structure.
- Updated related documentation to reflect the removal of the networking option, ensuring consistency across usage examples.
- Adjusted the daemon to always enable networking, streamlining the startup process for users.
- Added a new function `validate_instance_name` to ensure instance names are secure and conform to specified criteria, preventing path traversal attacks.
- Updated the CLI and daemon to utilize the new validation function when processing instance names.
- Refactored the `RpcServer` to replace the `CoreInstanceManager` with a direct `Core` instance, simplifying the architecture.
- Removed the `instance.rs` file as its functionality has been integrated into the main daemon logic.
- Added a new function `resolve_final_destination_path` to determine the correct destination path based on whether the destination is a directory or a file.
- Updated the `check_for_simple_conflicts` function to utilize the new path resolution logic, improving conflict detection for file copy operations.
- Refactored the `run_copy_with_confirmation` function to simplify action creation by removing unnecessary mutability.
- Refactored `remove_emojis.sh` to enhance the emoji removal process by using a more efficient Python script for detecting and removing 3D/colorful emojis followed by spaces.
- Updated various Rust files to remove emoji characters from log messages and print statements, resulting in a cleaner output.
- Improved user experience with color-coded progress and results during the emoji removal process.
- Ensured that the script counts processed files and reports modifications accurately.
- Introduced `remove_emojis.sh`, a Bash script designed to identify and remove 3D/colorful emojis followed by a space in Rust files while preserving simple symbols.
- The script counts the number of Rust files processed and reports modifications made.
- Updated various Rust files to remove emoji characters from log messages and print statements for a cleaner output.
- Enhanced user experience by providing color-coded output for progress and results during the emoji removal process.
