feat!: init commands #112
feat!: init commands #112
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request introduces substantial changes to the Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant User
participant CLI
participant GhjkConfig
participant Systems
participant Tasks
User->>CLI: Execute command
CLI->>GhjkConfig: Load configuration
GhjkConfig-->>CLI: Return configuration
CLI->>Systems: Initialize systems
Systems-->>CLI: System configurations
CLI->>Tasks: Execute tasks
Tasks-->>CLI: Task results
CLI->>User: Display output
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ghjk.ts (4)
14-14: Consider centralizing version constants.
Placing version constants likeDENO_VERSIONin a shared config module could help maintain them more systematically.
46-51: Conditional installation of mold is Linux-specific.
Consider adding a graceful fallback or explicit behavior for Windows if needed.
74-101: Verbose RUST_LOG setup.
This approach is fine, but consider extracting log modules to a helper or config if frequent changes are expected.
103-103: Caching V8 builds.
This is practical, but note that Windows is designated asNOT_SUPPORTED. If Windows support is needed, handle it gracefully.tests/examples.ts (1)
1-28: Comprehensive new test file for example workflows.
This approach for end-to-end tests looks good. Consider adding negative or edge-case tests to further ensure reliability.modules/types.ts (1)
14-19: Refined theblackboardschema to a record-based structure.
Adopting a dynamic record ofstringkeys mapped tounknownprovides flexible storage without prematurely constraining the data shape. This can simplify or complicate type safety, so enforce additional validation as needed.tools/dev.ts (1)
52-52: Confirm necessity of commented-out code.The lines for
print serializedare commented out. If this code is no longer needed, consider removing it. Otherwise, add a brief comment explaining why it should remain commented for future reference.src/ghjk/main.rs (1)
59-75: Enhanced error handling approach.Wrapping the
block_on(cli::cli())in amatchstatement and filtering out specific backtrace lines provides a cleaner user experience by hiding boilerplate. However, be mindful that users may occasionally benefit from these lines when debugging elusive issues. Consider offering a configurable verbose mode to reveal the full backtrace when needed.ports/npmi.ts (1)
86-87: Confirm the prefix-based install approach.Using
--prefix ${args.tmpDirPath} --no-fundin a single command string improves clarity, preventing lookups of parent directories. As a next step, consider whethernpm cimight be a better option for deterministic installs if lockfiles are used.ports/cargobi.ts (1)
178-184: Ensure bin folder existence and permission handling.The code properly sets executable permissions on downloaded binaries. However, consider gracefully handling cases where the
bindirectory might not exist to avoid potential runtime errors. Also verify that changing file permissions is valid on all targeted platforms (e.g., Windows).src/ghjk/host.rs (1)
115-115: Consistent file existence checks using file_exists utility.
This approach improves error distinction. Make sure to handle any concurrency scenario where multiple tasks may create or remove the file simultaneously.modules/envs/mod.ts (1)
421-421: Clarify theenvNameconditional.The conditional returns a string if there's only one element and an array otherwise. This might confuse consumers expecting a consistent type. Consider returning an array always or documenting why it's sometimes a string.
src/ghjk/cli.rs (2)
236-236: Typographical fix."discovored" in this docstring seems misspelled. Consider "discovered" for clarity.
345-379: Add documentation for the side effects.This block writes a new
ghjk.tsif it doesn't exist and then configures LSP. Document the side effects—like file creation—to help users anticipate changes to their workspace.install.sh (2)
33-35: Enhance the warning message for version prefix.While the warning is helpful, it could be more informative by explaining the implications or suggesting the correct format.
-WARN: Resolved version "$VERSION" doesn't have "v" prefix. +WARN: Resolved version "$VERSION" doesn't have "v" prefix. This may affect asset resolution. Expected format: v0.1.0
96-96: Make the example command more generic.The example uses a specific version (v0.1.10) which may become outdated. Consider using a placeholder version.
-$ curl -fsSL $INSTALLER_URL | PLATFORM=x86_64-unknown-linux-musl VERSION=v0.1.10 bash +$ curl -fsSL $INSTALLER_URL | PLATFORM=x86_64-unknown-linux-musl VERSION=v<version> bashdocs/manual.md (1)
414-415: Use ARG value in Docker installation URL.The Docker example defines GHJK_VERSION as an ARG but doesn't use it consistently in the URL.
-RUN curl -fsSL "https://raw.github.com/metatypedev/ghjk/$GHJK_VERSION/install.sh" \ +RUN curl -fsSL "https://raw.github.com/metatypedev/ghjk/\${GHJK_VERSION}/install.sh" \
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ghjk.ts (15)
3-3: No issues found on the import statement.
4-4: No issues found on the blank line.
6-6: No issues found on the import statement.
12-12: Exporting the primary 'ghjk' object.
This aligns with the stated requirement to directly exportghjk.
13-13: No issues found on the blank line.
18-25: Main environment installation logic looks good.
No immediate concerns. This straightforward code appears aligned with the new approach.
26-26: No issues found on the blank line.
35-35: Configuration setup appears correct.
The parameters are consistent with the new design.
41-41: Defining the '_rust' environment.
No issues found; naming is consistent with typical environment usage.
54-54: Dev environment definition is valid.
No issues detected with the environment config.
57-57: Cargo-bloat installation.
This is a helpful debugging tool for Rust projects. Implementation looks correct.
63-64: CI environment inherits from '_rust'.
This is consistent with layering environment configurations.
67-67: Installing asdf plugin.
No issues found; the usage is straightforward.
148-148: Lock-sed task.
No issues found; the logic for updating version strings appears sound.
60-60: Ensure the path for RUSTY_V8_MIRROR is always valid.
If used in non-local environments or on CI, confirm that.devdirectory is present or appropriately handled.✅ Verification successful
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.devdirectory is properly handled in the codebaseBased on the verification results, the
.devdirectory is well-managed:
- It's explicitly created through
tools/dev.tswhich ensures the directory exists usingensureDir()- It's properly listed in
deno.jsoncconfiguration- The README documents that this directory is used for development setup: "This will setup a separate installation at
.dev"- The path is used consistently with
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files/types.ts (5)
1-1: Importing zod from common dependencies.
No issues identified.
2-2: Importing module validators.
No issues identified.
4-9: Defining the serialized configuration schema.
This structure is clear and well-validated using Zod.
11-11: Exporting inferred type.
Good usage ofzod.inferfor typed schemas.
13-15: Default export object with serializedConfig.
This is a neat and concise way to expose the schema.examples/env_vars/ghjk.ts (1)
3-3: Exporting 'ghjk' from the example.
This change aligns with the new design requiring direct export of the main object.examples/template.ts (5)
3-3: Import statement for the file function.
No issues identified.
4-4: No concerns with the commented-out import.
6-6: No concerns with the comment.
7-7: Exporting 'ghjk' for TypeScript referencing.
Implementation looks correct.
15-15: Optional ports usage remains commented out.
No issues found.modules/mod.ts (2)
1-1: Adopted type-only import ensures tree-shaking and clarity.
This change to useimport typehelps reduce runtime overhead and clarifies thatCliCommandis only used in a type context, which is a good practice in Deno and TypeScript for improved performance.
3-3: Well-structured import for typed parameters.
ImportingBlackboard,GhjkCtx, andModuleManifestas types ensures that the runtime behavior remains minimal while retaining strong typechecking.examples/envs/ghjk.ts (1)
1-1: Export re-aligned to the newghjkobject.
Replacingsophonwithghjkaligns with the PR’s objective to deprecatesophonin favor ofghjk. Make sure other references in documentation or code are updated accordingly.examples/tasks/ghjk.ts (1)
1-1: Switched export fromsophontoghjk.
This change modernizes the tasks example, matching the new object-based approach across the codebase.modules/types.ts (2)
20-20: Newly introducedBlackboardtype.
Usingzod.inferdirectly from the schema keeps types in sync with runtime validation, a recommended pattern for robust type safety.
34-34: Includingblackboardin the default export.
Exposing the schema helps external modules rely on the same definitions for consistent usage. Confirm that consumers import only what they need to keep code usage minimal.examples/many_installs/ghjk.ts (1)
1-1: Ensure downstream imports are updated accordingly.You replaced the export of
sophonwithghjk. Make sure dependent files that importedsophonfrom"../../hack.ts"are updated to avoid broken imports.deno.jsonc (2)
4-5: Validate usage of new tasks.You added
"test-doc"and renamed"self"to"ghjk". Verify that any references to"test-doc"and"self"in the documentation or scripts are updated accordingly.
10-24: Check test exclusions for coverage gaps.Excluding
.dev,.ghjk/**,./tools, or other directories may hide important test paths. Confirm that ignoring these files complements your CI steps and does not hamper coverage.files/deno/bindings.ts (1)
23-31: Robust error handling checks.These additional checks for
mod.ghjkandmod.ghjk.sophonhelp detect misconfiguration early. Good job. Ensure that the error messages remain consistent with future refactors if you rename or restructure exports again.tests/envHooks.ts (1)
83-83: Confirm correct object export in tests.Switching from
sophontoghjkmust mirror the rest of the codebase’s references to avoid confusion or broken tests.tests/hashfile.ts (1)
54-60: Potential typo in environment variable name and logic verification.Notice the environment variable
GHJK_DENO_LOCKFILLEin this new test scenario. If the intention wasGHJK_DENO_LOCKFILE, then this might be a spelling error. Please verify the upstream code that references this variable to ensure consistency in naming and correct behavior of the test.src/ghjk/main.rs (2)
11-11: Re-exporting additional traits from color_eyre looks good.Re-exporting
SectionandSectionExtbroadens the functionality you can leverage in error handling. This seems beneficial and aligns with robust error reporting practices.
78-78: Introduction of itertools is straightforward.Adding
use itertools::Itertools;is a concise method for advanced iterator functionality. Ensure that all references toItertoolsin downstream code are tested thoroughly.modules/tasks/types.ts (1)
16-16: Allowing null for theenvfield.Switching from
.optional()to.nullish()broadens the permissible values. Verify downstream logic to ensure thatnullvalues are handled appropriately, preventing potential runtime errors where non-null assumptions might be made.modules/tasks/mod.ts (1)
8-8: Consolidate type imports for maintainability.
PullingBlackboardandModuleManifesttogether from../types.tsis a good step. Verify that all references toBlackboardfrom other locations have been updated to point here consistently to avoid confusion.examples/kitchen/ghjk.ts (1)
5-8: Documentation aligns with new export approach.
The added comments andexport const ghjkclarify usage. This consistent naming better reflects current architecture. Good job on adding the descriptive comment block.src/ghjk/log.rs (2)
9-9: Clarify default error location settings in release builds.By changing
.unwrap_or(true)to.unwrap_or(cfg!(debug_assertions)), this now checks whether the code is compiled in debug mode before enabling location reporting. In release builds, it defaults tofalse. This may hide important info in production if unintentional. Verify that this aligns with the desired behavior for production-ready error reporting.
19-19: Ensure consistency with updated CLI commands.The instructions now reference
ghjk print config, whereas the high-level summary suggests thatghjk print serializedmay be the new command. Ensure that this panic message is consistent with the final CLI naming conventions.src/deno_systems/types.ts (6)
12-12: Validate handling for newly nullable fields.Multiple fields have been updated to
.nullish(). This expands flexibility but may risk runtime errors if the rest of the codebase assumes non-null values. Confirm that all consumers are updated to handlenullorundefinedcorrectly, particularly when performing string or boolean checks.Also applies to: 27-27, 39-39, 41-45, 47-47, 49-50, 54-56, 58-60, 66-67, 69-70, 72-74, 76-77
86-86: Check for consistent nullish handling in flags and args.
flagsAndArgsnow permits anullish()value for each union member. Ensure downstream usage accounts for the possibility ofnullorundefined, preventing type errors or unintended behavior when flags or args are missing.
97-97: Verify function return types with nullish usage.The action function can now return either a
Promise<void>orvoid, and this entire return is.nullish(). Confirm that callers handle the possibility that there is no return (and no promise). This might complicate error handling if the function is unexpectedly omitted.
101-101: Consider naming consistency for action callback reference.
action_cb_keynow allowsnullorundefined, which may complicate referencing this callback key at runtime. Ensure the code gracefully handles a missing key without raising unexpected errors.
105-105: Careful withsub_commandsbeing nullish.
sub_commandsmay now benullorundefined. Confirm the code that enumerates or executes subcommands accounts for this possibility to avoid empty iteration or unexpected crashes.Also applies to: 110-110
120-120: Align type definitions with usage patterns in subcommands.Similar to the updates above, these exported types now support optional or null
sub_commands. Validate references in the codebase to ensure no assumptions are made about subcommands always being defined.Also applies to: 123-123, 127-127, 130-130
tests/tasks.ts (2)
125-125: Confirm removal of the old 'sophon' export references.This change exports
{ ghjk }but also removes or bypasses anysophonexports. Review any tests or scripts still referencingsophonto ensure they are fully updated.
152-152: Exportingghjkdirectly for dynamic variables.Exporting
ghjkhere is consistent with the broader refactor. Just confirm that no references to a localghjkovershadow this export in other modules.src/deno_systems/bindings.ts (2)
23-27: Imports appear consistent with usage.Importing
BlackboardalongsideGhjkCtxandModuleManifestseems proper, aligning with the rest of the file's references. No issues found here.
47-50: Check for consistent usage of.nullish()vs..optional().Switching from
.optional()to.nullish()is valid for allowingnullin addition toundefinedvalues. Ensure that any downstream code accounts for bothnullandundefinedstates properly. If onlyundefinedis needed,.optional()might be simpler.host/init/mod.ts (1)
109-114: Verify nullish array handling in Deno LSP settings.Changing these array properties from
.optional()to.nullish()looks correct for scenarios where the config might explicitly set them tonull. Ensure that all references toenablePaths/disablePathshandle bothnullandundefinedstates without errors.tests/utils.ts (2)
84-84: Confirm command usage switch.You've replaced
ghjk print configwithghjk print serialized. This aligns with the updated CLI changes. Confirm that no remaining references to the old command exist to avoid potential confusion.
166-166: Export refactor is consistent with PR objectives.Replacing
export const sophonwithexport const ghjk = file(confObj);aligns with the shift toward theghjkobject. Make sure no external code still relies on the previoussophonexport.src/ghjk/utils.rs (1)
242-252: Implementation and Error Handling Look GreatThis new
file_existsfunction provides a more intuitive approach by returningOk(false)specifically for non-existent files. It helps clarify file status in edge cases. The logic is clear and neatly handlesNotFounderrors.mod.ts (2)
113-116: Excellent Addition ofsophonPropertyDefining
sophonas aReadonly<object>helps ensure immutability and safety for integration points. This is a solid design choice for bridging the host andghjkfileworlds.
119-127: Documentation Tag UpdateSwitching from
{@inheritdoc ...}to{@inheritDoc ...}is presumably for compatibility with your documentation tooling. Just confirm that the doc generator recognizes{@inheritDoc ...}.src/ghjk/host/hashfile.rs (4)
8-9: Newcli_configFieldAdding the CLI config to the
HashObjwill simplify consistency checks of user settings versus actual usage. This helps detect stale or mismatched configurations.
59-59: Cloning the ConfigCloning
hcx.gcx.configto store incli_configis straightforward. Just ensure the config is not overly large or frequently mutated.
78-83: Config Comparison for StalenessChecking if
self.cli_config != hcx.gcx.configis a clear approach to detect changed settings. Good use of early return to mark it stale.
96-96: Use offile_existsfor Listed FilesReplacing direct
try_existscalls withcrate::utils::file_existsmakes the code more consistent with centralized file handling and error distinctions.src/ghjk/systems/deno.rs (1)
129-131: Error Handling EnhancementCapturing
exception_line.recv()and returning an immediate error clarifies failure conditions. This robust approach ensures any initialization exception is surfaced early and meaningfully.src/ghjk/config.rs (3)
3-3: Great addition of Serialize, Deserialize, and comparison traits.
This enhancement expands the Config struct capabilities, allowing for easy serialization, deep copies, and straightforward comparisons.
144-144: Improved error handling for file existence check.
Switching to a unified utility functioncrate::utils::file_existsclarifies logic and may handle errors more consistently.
95-95: Confirm the updated BASE_URL.
Ensure that the new URL is correct and accessible for all runtime environments.modules/ports/mod.ts (1)
31-31: Successful realignment of type import path.
The updated import path forBlackboardhelps avoid a deeper dependency chain. Just confirm there’s no circular dependency introduced.✅ Verification successful
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Import path change is safe with no circular dependencies
The import ofBlackboardtype from../types.tsinmodules/ports/mod.tsis safe. After analyzing the imports:
types.tsonly imports fromdeps/common.tsandutils/mod.ts- Files importing from
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121-121: Flexible acceptance of null for versionSpecified.
Allowingnullcan be beneficial if that state is meaningful. Just ensure all consumers handlenullconsistently.modules/envs/mod.ts (3)
11-11: No issues with the new import.The additional import of
Blackboarddoes not appear to introduce any conflicts, and it aligns well with the usage pattern in this module.
214-222: Ensure sensitive information is not logged.These lines print environment details to the console. Verify that no sensitive information (e.g., credentials, tokens) is included in the output, considering user privacy and security best practices.
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134-138: Confirm unreachable logic.Both
InitandDenosubcommands are handled intry_quick_cli. Theseunreachable!calls rely on that logic. Ensure no future changes in the CLI inadvertently bypass this code block.
241-245: Appropriate reorganization forInit.Introducing
Initas a subcommand clarifies the workflow for new users. This separation helps maintain clarity between printing info and performing environment setup tasks.
255-265: Refined printing instructions.The docstrings on these
PrintCommandsvariants look concise and user-friendly. The addition ofSerializedclarifies the difference between "real-time config" vs. "extracted & serialized config."
303-306: Check JSON serialization behavior.Please ensure that any confidential values within the config do not appear when printing. If secret masking is needed, apply it here.
311-315: Consistent naming and structure.Naming this print command
Confighelps keep it self-explanatory. Good practice to keep the usage consistent with other commands likeGhjkdirPathorSerialized.
320-335: Well-organized subcommands for initialization.Splitting out
TsandTsLspclarifies how users can proceed with environment scaffolding and advanced LSP support. This distinction improves maintainability and discoverability.
337-343: Solid asynchronous structure inaction.Sequentially handling
Tsvs.TsLspkeeps the logic clear. Good separation of concerns for the two tasks..pre-commit-config.yaml (2)
41-41: Targeting the correct ghjk task.Switching from
selftoghjkaligns with the new CLI structure. Ensure that all references to these commands are also updated across documentation or scripts.
46-46: Consistent naming with ghjk tasks.Likewise, referencing
ghjk x lock-sedmatches the restructured tasks. This consistency simplifies maintenance..github/workflows/tests.yml (1)
45-45: Updated pre-commit test command.Using
deno task ghjk envs cook -t lock-sedaligns with the PR objective of centralizing commands underghjk. Looks consistent with.pre-commit-config.yaml.install.sh (2)
123-123: Good improvements to cleanup and execution!The addition of temporary directory cleanup and the correct executable path usage are good improvements.
Also applies to: 131-131
82-83: Verify URL construction for all version formats.The URL construction has been updated to handle versions with and without the "v" prefix. Let's verify this works for all cases.
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The URL construction in the install script is correct and handles versions with and without the "v" prefix appropriately:
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- The asset name and download URL construction (lines 82-83) correctly uses the version as-is, which is the expected behavior because:
- For latest version, it uses the redirected URL from GitHub which includes the correct version format
- For explicit versions, it preserves the user's input format, showing a warning if "v" prefix is missing
- The script includes proper error handling with helpful messages if the download fails (lines 85-97)
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README.md (2)
68-69: Clear documentation of the new export requirement.The note clearly explains the expectation to export the ghjk object, which aligns with the breaking changes mentioned in the PR objectives.
49-49: Ensure version consistency across documentation.The installation command uses a specific version (v0.3.0-rc.1). Ensure this version is consistent with the latest release and other documentation references.
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1-500: Documentation thoroughly updated for breaking changes.The manual has been comprehensively updated to reflect the new ghjk object usage and removal of sophon object, with consistent examples and clear explanations throughout.
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299-335: LGTM: cargo-bloat configuration is well-structured.The configuration for cargo-bloat is properly set up with:
- Correct version pinning (0.12.1)
- Required build dependencies (cargo_binstall_ghrel and rust_rustup)
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496-496: LGTM: CI environment configuration is appropriate.The new "ci" environment reuses the _rust configuration, which is a good practice for maintaining consistency between development and CI environments.
357-358: LGTM: Install set modifications maintain consistency.The changes to install sets are consistent across main, _rust, and dev environments. The addition and reordering of dependencies maintain proper reference integrity.
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- Has proper build dependencies (cargo_binstall_ghrel, rust_rustup)
- Correctly specifies the cargo-bloat crate
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ghjk.ts (3)
18-25: Pin dependency versions for reproducible builds.Using generic version references for
pre-commit,vale, and Deno can lead to non-deterministic installs if a new version introduces breaking changes.
54-60: Development environment layering is sensible.Inheriting
_rustensures consistency, but consider pinning version for cargo-bloat to prevent unexpected updates.
74-101: Logging configuration is verbose.The multi-line array for
RUST_LOGis valid but can be streamlined. Consider extracting the module-level log settings into a helper if it grows further.examples/template.ts (1)
15-15: Commented-out port references.Leaving commented lines may cause confusion. Consider removing or adding a short note explaining why these lines are commented.
modules/types.ts (2)
14-19: Transition to record-basedblackboardis reasonable.By switching from an object-based approach to a record-based schema, the code gains flexibility in defining arbitrary keys. This approach is simpler to maintain if the schema is expected to grow. Ensure you have enough validation for any nested objects that might go beyond a single level.
34-34: Include usage examples forblackboardin documentation.You’ve added
blackboardto the default export, but without additional explanatory comments or usage examples, new contributors might be unclear about how to fully leverage this feature. Consider expanding the docstrings or the project’s README to cover typical use cases ofblackboard.deno.jsonc (1)
4-4: Validate doc tests coverage.
The new"test-doc"command is a welcome addition. Consider extending it to run across more comprehensive targets if your documentation or code comments exist in deeper folders or hidden directories.files/deno/bindings.ts (1)
23-30: Enhance error clarity for missing exports.
Throwing an error ifghjkorghjk.sophonis missing makes debugging straightforward. Consider adding potential causes and next steps in the error messages, such as instructions on updating a particular file or verifying the import paths.tools/dev.ts (1)
52-52: Remove or restore commented-out lines to maintain clean code.Consider removing these commented-out lines if they are no longer needed:
-// await $`${ghjkDataDir.join("ghjk").toString()} print serialized` -// .cwd(devDir.toString()) -// .clearEnv() -// .env(env); - -// await $`${ghjkDataDir.join("ghjk").toString()} envs cook` -// .cwd(devDir.toString()) -// .clearEnv() -// .env(env);src/ghjk/main.rs (1)
78-78: Ensure library usage is strictly necessary.
use itertools::Itertools;is introduced, presumably for.join. Just confirm you aren’t bringing in an entire library for a single method that could be replaced by standard library code. If you foresee more functionality from itertools, keep it; otherwise, you might reduce dependencies.hack.ts (1)
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11-16: Consider clarifying the immutability rationale.Exporting these objects frozen ensures they cannot be mutated by malicious callers, which is good. However, it might cause confusion for consumers who expect to adjust the objects. Adding brief inline comments or docstrings clarifying why these exports are immutable can improve maintainability.
src/deno_systems/types.ts (10)
39-45: Ensure boolean nullish fields are handled gracefully.
Properties likerequiredandglobalmight now benull. If the logic expects strictlytrueorfalse, ensure it handlesnullwithout error.
47-50: Refine help-related fields to avoid confusion.
Allowinghelpandlong_helpto be null might complicate UI scaffolding or CLI usage. Consider using defaults or placeholders to minimize user confusion if documentation is absent.
54-56: Recommend consistent default values for array fields.
long_aliasesandvisible_long_aliasescan benull. If array operations are expected, ensure the code initializes these fields to an empty array where appropriate.
58-60: Clarify short alias usage when null.
To prevent edge cases, consider a default empty array forshort_aliasesandvisible_short_aliases. This will reduce potential null checks.
69-70: Hiding commands must handle null booleans.
Whenhideisnull, the CLI might not know whether to show or hide commands. Consider using a default fallback.
72-74: Ensure fallback strings for about/help fields.
These descriptive fields going null may confuse users seeking more context. Provide fallback text for better user experience.
76-77: Nullish record types might introduce missing arguments/flags logic.
Ifargsorflagsis null, ensure the surrounding logic dynamically checks existence.
97-97: Check callback usage with.nullish().
Ifactioncan be null, the CLI may skip essential logic. Ensure you handle or alert if no callback is set.
110-110: Binded sub-commands might be null as well.
Double-check any references or enumerations of sub-commands in the CLI to avoid runtime null dereferences.
123-123: Potential mismatch with interface usage.
sub_commandsforCliCommandXis now optional or null. Validate any library code that consumesCliCommandXto handle both.tests/tasks.ts (1)
152-152: Madeghjkexport public.
This allows external modules or other tests to import and reuse. Verify any existing references to the old local definition are removed.ports/npmi.ts (1)
86-87: Clarify command usage and comment placement for maintainability.
The inline comment clarifies why--prefixis used, which is good. Carefully placing comments just before the command improves readability.host/init/mod.ts (1)
109-114: Allowing explicitnullfor VSCode config paths
Switching from.optional()to.nullish()allows these properties to be set tonullinstead of simply omitted. Ensure that all relevant code paths and documentation are updated so users know they can explicitly set these fields tonull.ports/cargobi.ts (1)
178-184: Setting file permissions to 0o700
The added code sets downloaded binaries to 0o700. If multiple users need execution privileges, consider using 0o755. Otherwise, this is fine for single-user scenarios.src/ghjk/cli.rs (5)
210-210: Consider robust error handling or logging here.
While this line nicely delegates tocommands.action(config).await?, if there's any chance of partial failures or incomplete initialization, you could catch & log more context around potential initialization issues before returning the error.
236-236: *Spelling correction.
The comment has a minor spelling issue: "discovored" → "discovered".- /// Print different discovored or built values to stdout + /// Print different discovered or built values to stdout
241-245: Improve comment clarity.
The comment is concise, but clarifying what "ghjk usage" entails (e.g., creating a defaultghjk.tsfile or setting up directory structure) could be beneficial for new contributors.
255-265: Consistent doc comments.
Each doc comment is clear, but they can be improved by adding a consistent concluding statement or ensuring uniform capitalization (some lines start uppercase, some don't). For example, "Print the path" vs. "Print the extracted."
303-315: Graceful fallback for missing config.
Whenserialized_configisNone, we returnfalse. Consider printing a short message acknowledging that there's no serialized config. This helps the user understand why nothing was printed.- None => false, + None => { + eprintln!("No serialized config found. Nothing to print."); + false + },install.sh (3)
33-35: Clarify if this warning is mandatory.
Alerting the user when the version lacks a 'v' prefix can be helpful, but consider clarifying whether or not the process will auto-append'v'or require the user to cancel and re-run. This improves user experience by offering a clear next action.
96-96: Clarify environment variables in usage prompt.
It’s great that you demonstrate thePLATFORMandVERSIONvariables in this fallback message. Adding a second example for macOS or Windows could further guide inexperienced users.
131-131: Consider fallback if Deno is unavailable.
If the extracted executable or the Deno environment is missing or fails to run, you might want to catch that failure to provide a user-friendly error.
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ghjk.ts (11)
3-4: Imports look straightforward.No issues identified.
6-6: Validate usage ofswitchMap.Ensure that downstream callers are adapted to the newly introduced
switchMapimport.
12-13: Central export looks good.Declaring
ghjkas the main export is consistent with the PR’s objective of shifting to theghjknamespace.
14-14: Confirm Deno version.
DENO_VERSION = "2.1.2"might be a placeholder or future version. Verify that this aligns with the actual release you intend to use.
35-35: Configuration object structure is clear.Nice job specifying
defaultEnv,enableRuntimes, andallowedBuildDeps.
41-41: Environment_rustconfiguration approved.No immediate concerns with installing Rust-related tools here.
46-51: Conditional Mold installation.For Linux systems, confirm that replacing
ldwith Mold aligns with your deployment environment. It can require additional housekeeping for cross-compilation scenarios.
63-64: Basic CI environment configuration looks fine.No specific issues to address.
67-67: ASDF plugin usage note.Confirm the plugin's stability and availability to avoid CI failures if the repository is ever removed or renamed.
103-103: Potential missing error handling incache-v8.If a download fails, the task proceeds without fallback or retry logic. Encourage robust error handling for production reliability.
148-148:lock-sedtask version references.Keeping
GHJK_VERSIONin sync is critical for generating consistent artifacts. Current approach appears workable.files/types.ts (1)
1-15: Schema definition and Zod usage look solid.Ensuring the
serializedConfigstructure matches the codebase’s needs is crucial. Consider documenting theblackboardfield usage for clarity.examples/env_vars/ghjk.ts (1)
3-3: Exportingghjkensures external usage.This matches the new pattern of centralizing logic under
ghjk.examples/template.ts (2)
3-4: Module import alignment.The updated relative import path from
"../mod.ts"is correct for this file’s location.
7-7: Exportingghjkfrom template.This follows the standardized approach for examples, reducing confusion for new users.
tests/examples.ts (1)
1-28: New E2E test cases look promising.Your
CustomE2eTestCasetype is suitably extendingE2eTestCase. Ensure coverage includes additional scenarios for multi-environment interactions.modules/mod.ts (1)
1-3: Adopt consistent type usage across the module.Nice work converting imports to type-only references and introducing the
Blackboardtype parameter inloadConfig. This aligns well with the broader shift toward improved type safety in the codebase. Please verify that other references toGhjkCtxandModuleManifestare also updated to ensure consistency in all related files.examples/envs/ghjk.ts (1)
1-1: Re-export aligns with the newghjknamespace.Replacing
sophonwithghjkas the primary export is consistent with the documented shift in the PR objectives. This helps unify the code under theghjknamespace. Please confirm that all dependent files and references have also been updated.examples/tasks/ghjk.ts (1)
1-1: Modernized export fromhack.ts.Exporting
ghjkinstead ofsophonmatches the new design. Good job making sure the tasks remain compatible with this updated export. Double-check the tasks in other example directories to avoid any missed references to the oldsophonname.examples/many_installs/ghjk.ts (1)
1-1: Ensure consistent usage ofghjkthroughout the codebase.
Replacingsophonwithghjkis a breaking change for downstream consumers. Make sure all references tosophonhave been updated accordingly to avoid dead references or runtime errors.Run the script below to search for any remaining references to
sophonin the codebase:deno.jsonc (2)
5-5: Rename the task or clarify usage if necessary.
Renaming"self"to"ghjk"is a good move for clarity, but ensure that team members or CI pipelines relying on the old"self"task are updated.
10-24: Test configuration exclusions look appropriate.
The introduction of"test": { "exclude": [...] }helps skip directories that are often irrelevant for automated testing. However, verify that crucial test or utility files aren’t unintentionally excluded.Use this script to confirm that there are no test files in the excluded directories:
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Based on the verification:
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./src/ghjk/js/are type definitions and mock implementations- The files in
./tools/are development utilities for checking and development environment setup- The actual test files are located in the
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83-83: Confirm the new export references in tests.
Exportingghjkinstead ofsophonaligns with the breaking changes. Double-check that the test environment doesn’t rely on removed or deprecated APIs.src/ghjk/main.rs (2)
11-11: Confirm necessity of additional re-exports.You are now re-exporting
SectionandSectionExtfromcolor_eyre. This can be beneficial if you plan to attach context to errors. Otherwise, consider removing any unused re-exports:
59-75: Good error handling and user-friendly backtrace elision.The match statement that collects and filters out backtrace-related lines is a neat approach. It improves user experience by providing a cleaner error output. Great work!
modules/tasks/types.ts (1)
16-16: Verify schema logic for nullable environment property.Changing
.optional()to.nullish()allows theenvproperty to be explicitly set tonull(vs. merely omitted). Ensure downstream code handlesnullproperly to avoid unexpected edge cases.modules/tasks/mod.ts (1)
8-8: Validate the lifecycle ofbb: Blackboard.Passing the blackboard into
loadConfig()implies it plays a key role in configuration logic. Confirm the blackboard remains valid throughout the module’s lifecycle. Ifbbcan be undefined or stale, you may want guards or fallback logic.modules/tasks/deno.ts (1)
77-77: Ensure correct nesting forsophonunderghjk.Referencing
mod.ghjk.sophonimplies thatsophonis meant to remain accessible underghjk. Confirm that your refactor or removal ofsophonin other files doesn’t break this call site. Consider renaming it if it’s purely historical.examples/kitchen/ghjk.ts (1)
5-8: Great introduction to the newghjkexport.Declaring the purpose of this export clarifies its importance in the hosting workflow. As a minor improvement, you could expand on how consumers should use it, perhaps linking relevant docs or referencing other usage examples to guide new contributors.
src/ghjk/log.rs (1)
9-9: Consider verifying non-debug build behavior.
Modifyingdisplay_location_sectionto.unwrap_or(cfg!(debug_assertions))can hide important location data in non-debug builds, potentially hindering debugging in production.src/deno_systems/types.ts (7)
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12-27: Check for potential downstream impact of nullish fields incliArg.
By changingvalue_nameandvalue_hintto.nullish(), the code must now explicitly handlenull. This can introduce runtime errors in code expecting a string or a defined enum value.
66-67: Aliases now allow null values.
If your CLI logic processes aliases, ensure null fields are handled or replaced by an empty array to prevent errors in command resolution.
86-86: Nullish union inflagsAndArgs.
Allowing union fields to be null might simplify some usage but can complicate validation. Confirm the rest of the code properly interprets null values.
101-101:action_cb_keycan be null.
If your system references this key elsewhere, confirm the logic gracefully handles absent values.
120-120: Definition drift forsub_commands?: CliCommand[] | null;
Ensure the TypeScript type system in other modules still matches the new signature.
127-127:CliCommandBindedcan lack sub-commands
If logic previously assumed the presence ofsub_commands, ensure it’s updated to handlenull.
[approve]
130-130:CliCommandBindedXmatches the same approach
Enablingnullfor sub-commands ensures consistency across interfaces.tests/tasks.ts (1)
125-125: Switched from exportingsophontoghjk.
This aligns with the PR's stated deprecation ofsophon. Ensure all references in the test harness are updated for consistency.src/deno_systems/bindings.ts (3)
23-27: ImportingBlackboardlooks correct.
No objections — ensure it is consistently used throughout the code.
47-47: Switchingghjkfileto.nullish()
This change broadens accepted values to includenull. Verify all callers properly handlenull, not justundefined.
50-50: Switchingdeno_lockfileto.nullish()
As above, verify downstream code gracefully handlesnullreferences.tests/utils.ts (2)
84-84: Updated command usage toghjk print serialized
This aligns with the PR’s note that the old commandghjk print configwas replaced. Confirm that any other references or documentation are updated accordingly.
166-166: Exportingghjkobject
Replacingexport const sophonwithexport const ghjkfollows the shift away from the oldsophonexport. Looks good.mod.ts (3)
119-119: Documentation annotation update looks good.
Switching to{@inheritDoc}preserves clarity and consistency.
123-123: Documentation annotation update looks good.
Switching to{@inheritDoc}preserves clarity and consistency.
127-127: Documentation annotation update looks good.
Switching to{@inheritDoc}preserves clarity and consistency.src/ghjk/host/hashfile.rs (4)
8-9: Validate any sensitive fields incli_config.
Storing CLI configuration for serialization is useful, but be cautious about exposing sensitive data. Consider documenting or verifying that no secrets end up in logs or artifacts.
59-59: Consider the potential impact of cloning large or sensitive configs.
Cloning the entire config might be expensive if it's large or could risk exposing sensitive fields if not carefully managed.
78-83: Double-check partial equality logic.
Comparingself.cli_configtohcx.gcx.configmay invalidate the cache on any minor difference. Ensure this matches the intended behavior (e.g., ignoring fields that do not affect staleness).
96-96: File existence check approach is fine.
Switching to a customfile_existsfunction can centralize and standardize file-check error handling.src/ghjk/systems/deno.rs (1)
129-131: Robust error handling addition.
Catching exceptions from theexception_linechannel before the worker’s exit code ensures that errors are reported promptly. Good improvement.src/ghjk/config.rs (3)
3-3: Confirm added traits align with config structure.
AddingSerialize,Deserialize,Clone,PartialEq, andEqis convenient, but validate that no ephemeral or device-specific fields will break equality or serialization.
95-95: Updated BASE_URL is consistent with the new repository location.
This aligns with the switch frommetatypedev/metatypetometatypedev/ghjk.
144-144: Centralized file existence check is good.
Usingfile_existsin place oftry_existskeeps the codebase consistent and possibly improves error handling.modules/ports/mod.ts (1)
31-31: Import path update
The new relative path for theBlackboardimport looks correct and aligns with the shift in your codebase. Ensure other references to../../host/types.tshave also been addressed or removed to maintain consistency.modules/ports/types.ts (1)
121-121: Changing from optional to nullish
SwitchingversionSpecifiedfrom.optional()to.nullish()can clarify the intended schema by allowing explicitnullinstead of just omitting the field. Make sure you handlenullvalues in the consuming code if any usage could break undernull.src/ghjk/host.rs (1)
115-115: Migration tofile_exists
Replacingtokio::fs::try_existswithcrate::utils::file_existscentralizes file-existence checks. Confirm that exceptions or non-200 statuses are handled gracefully byfile_existsfor all usage scenarios (e.g., permission errors).modules/envs/mod.ts (4)
11-11: Expanded import
ImportingBlackboardalongsideGhjkCtxandModuleManifestindicates a deeper usage of the type definitions from../types.ts. Check that any references to the older import path have been updated to avoid confusion or duplication.
214-222: Verifying expanded environment string array usage
The function call toshowableEnvnow passes an array of environment name strings (ecx.keyToName[envKey] ?? [envKey]). Be sure thatshowableEnvcan handle one or multiple names properly and that the return type meets all call-site expectations.
353-353: showableEnv parameter change
showableEnvnow accepts an array of strings forenvName. Check downstream usage to confirm that all-consuming code expects an array (or a single string fallback).
421-421: Conditional return of single or multiple env names
ReturningenvName[0]when the length is less than 2 could cause subtle differences in data formatting or JSON output. If these outputs are consumed elsewhere, ensure that code interpretingenvNamecan handle both string and array types.src/ghjk/cli.rs (2)
134-138: Double-check unreachable logic.
Callingunreachable!()is a valid safeguard if you are certain that the code path is never reached (as thequick_clipresumably intercepts these subcommands). However, if there's a chance the control flow could arrive here due to future alterations or unexpected usage, consider gracefully handling the error or logging an appropriate message.
320-380: Overall structure looks good.
TheInitCommandsenum and related methods provide a well-structured approach to subcommand handling. It might be worthwhile to add expanded logging for each operation (e.g., when creating or skipping the creation ofghjk.ts, or verifying existing contexts) to make the user experience more traceable..pre-commit-config.yaml (2)
41-41: Adjusted hook entry looks correct.
Pointing theghjk-resolvehook todeno task ghjk p resolvealigns with the newly introduced naming changes. Ensure that any references in your documentation or scripts referencing the oldselfcommand are updated accordingly.
46-46: Updated hook entry is consistent with the rename.
Similarly, referencingghjk x lock-sedis now consistent with the broader naming convention. Looks good..github/workflows/tests.yml (1)
45-45: Command rename to 'ghjk' is consistent.
Renaming thedeno task self envs cook -t lock-sedcall todeno task ghjk envs cook -t lock-sedkeeps it in sync with the new naming. No issues spotted here.install.sh (3)
82-83: Ensure backward compatibility with earlier tags.
By removing the'v'prefix in the asset names, older releases that use'v'in their filenames may no longer be accessible. If supporting older versions is important, consider an alternate fallback or a version check.
101-101: Verbosity is beneficial.
Using-xvzfinstead of-xzfhelps the user see what’s being extracted. Good change.
123-123: Removing temporary directory ensures cleanliness.
This helps mitigate potential clutter. Good practice.README.md (2)
49-49: LGTM! Improved shell safety.Adding quotes around the URL in the curl command prevents potential issues with URL interpretation in different shells.
68-69: Breaking change: Update API export.The change from exporting
sophonto exportingghjkis a breaking change that will require updates to existing configurations.Let's check for potential impacts:
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242-252: LGTM! Well-implemented error handling.The new
file_existsfunction provides improved error handling by:
- Explicitly handling the NotFound case
- Using proper error propagation
- Including clear documentation
docs/manual.md (3)
20-20: LGTM! Consistent shell safety improvement.The addition of quotes around the URL matches the change in README.md, maintaining consistency across documentation.
47-48: Breaking change: API export update in documentation.The documentation correctly reflects the breaking change from
sophontoghjkexport.
95-95: Breaking change: CLI command update.The command has been changed from
ghjk print configtoghjk print serialized. This is a breaking change that will require users to update their scripts.Let's check for potential impacts:
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299-335: LGTM: New cargo-bloat package configuration.The configuration for cargo-bloat v0.12.1 is properly structured with all necessary build dependencies.
604-653: LGTM: Restored asdf_plugin_git configuration.The restored configuration is complete with proper build and resolution dependencies, and platform support.
496-496: LGTM: Added CI environment configuration.Good practice to reuse the existing Rust environment configuration for CI, ensuring consistency across environments.
357-358: LGTM: Installation sets updated consistently.The installation sets have been updated consistently across all environments (main, rust, and dev) with the new identifiers.
Also applies to: 367-372, 379-388
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src/ghjk/host/hashfile.rs (2)
8-9: Fix typo in documentation commentThe documentation comment contains a typo: "serializatin" should be "serialization".
- /// The cli config used during serializatin + /// The cli config used during serializationThe addition of
cli_configfield aligns well with the PR's objective of enhancing configuration management.
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1-256: Consider documenting the CLI config invalidation strategyThe addition of CLI config to cache invalidation logic represents a significant architectural decision. Consider documenting:
- What aspects of CLI config changes should trigger invalidation
- The rationale behind treating all config changes as cache-invalidating
- Any performance implications of frequent config changes
This documentation would help maintain the codebase as it evolves and ensure the caching strategy remains effective.
src/ghjk/cli/sys.rs (2)
50-50: Correct the typographical error in the error message.Within the string
"system commannd conflict...", there is an extra 'n' in"commannd". Consider fixing this minor typographical error to maintain clarity and consistency in user-facing error messages.- "system commannd conflict under name {:?} for modules {conflict:?} and {id:?}", + "system command conflict under name {:?} for modules {conflict:?} and {id:?}",
17-36: Consider further error handling for subcommand recursion.The inline function
inner(cmd: SystemCliCommand)recursively creates subcommands and may fail if invalid subcommand data exists. While thewrap_err_withcalls help identify which system has failed, consider surfacing more specific error details, such as the subcommand name or path, to expedite debugging.src/ghjk/cli/init.rs (3)
32-62: Review the fallback strategy for creating and overwriting ghjk.ts.When the
ghjk.tsfile does not exist, this code writes a template file. However, if a partial or corrupted file exists (e.g., from a prior interruption), this logic doesn't attempt to repair or ask for user confirmation before overwriting. You might consider a prompt or version check to avoid accidental overwrites in edge cases.
64-161: Refine user prompts and give more context in confirmations.Several user prompts (e.g., “Configure deno lsp...”, “Mark file with @ts-nocheck?”) default to
true. In some scenarios, a user might skip reading the prompt, accept defaults, and inadvertently make undesired changes. Consider clarifying the consequences of each change in the prompt text or requiring explicit confirmation from the user, to reduce the chance of misconfiguration.
226-236: Avoid informal messages in error handling.Error messages like
"Confused :/"may undermine the professional feel of the CLI and complicate support or debugging. Prefer more descriptive language to direct users toward a resolution.- "{} detected in \"deno.disablePaths\". Confused :/", + "{} was detected in \"deno.disablePaths\" and cannot be enabled simultaneously.",src/ghjk/cli/print.rs (1)
55-62: Ensure consistent CLI output on missing serialized config.When the
serialized_configisNone, the code returnsfalsebut provides no further message. Consider notifying the user why no serialized config was printed, or clarify the usage instructions if printed via help text.deno.jsonc (1)
4-6: Document the new test tasks in your README or dev guide.The "test-doc" and "test-rust" tasks are welcomed additions that expand coverage to doc tests and Rust tests. Ensure these are explained in your project documentation so team members understand how and when to run them.
src/ghjk/main.rs (1)
58-74: Consider enhancing error handling.While the current error handling is good, it could be improved by:
- Using structured error types instead of string manipulation
- Leveraging color_eyre's built-in formatting capabilities
Consider this alternative implementation:
- match tokio::runtime::Builder::new_current_thread() - .enable_all() - .build()? - .block_on(cli::cli()) - { - Ok(code) => Ok(code), - Err(err) => { - let err_msg = format!("{err:?}"); - let err_msg = err_msg.split('\n').filter( - |&line| - line != "Backtrace omitted. Run with RUST_BACKTRACE=1 environment variable to display it." - && line != "Run with RUST_BACKTRACE=full to include source snippets." - ).join("\n"); - println!("{err_msg}"); - Ok(std::process::ExitCode::FAILURE) - } - } + tokio::runtime::Builder::new_current_thread() + .enable_all() + .build() + .wrap_err("Failed to build runtime")? + .block_on(cli::cli()) + .map_err(|e| { + eprintln!("{:?}", e.strip_backtrace()); + std::process::ExitCode::FAILURE + })install.sh (1)
82-83: Consider validating version format.While the warning about version format is helpful, consider adding validation to ensure the version format is correct before constructing the URLs.
+if ! echo "$VERSION" | grep -qE '^v[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+'; then + echo "Error: Invalid version format. Expected format: v0.1.0" >&2 + exit 1 +fi ASSET="$NAME-$VERSION-$PLATFORM" DOWNLOAD_URL="$RELEASE_URL/download/$VERSION/$ASSET.$EXT"README.md (1)
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160-170: Simplify the example code.While the code is correct, it could be more concise and clearer for new users.
-export { sophon } from "$ghjk/mod.ts"; -import { file } from "$ghjk/mod.ts"; +import { file } from "$ghjk/mod.ts"; -const confStr = ` -${serializedSecConf} -`; -const confObj = JSON.parse(confStr); -const ghjk = file(confObj); +const ghjk = file({ + // Your configuration here +});tests/utils.ts (2)
84-86: Add error handling for command execution.While the command change from
print configtoprint serializedis correct, the command execution lacks error handling.- await $`ghjk print serialized` - .cwd(tmpDir.toString()) - .clearEnv() - .env(env); + try { + await $`ghjk print serialized` + .cwd(tmpDir.toString()) + .clearEnv() + .env(env); + } catch (error) { + throw new Error(`Failed to print serialized config: ${error.message}`); + }
160-160: Enhance type safety for module imports.Consider using a more type-safe approach for the module imports.
-export { sophon } from "$ghjk/mod.ts"; +export type { Sophon } from "$ghjk/mod.ts"; +export { sophon } from "$ghjk/mod.ts";ghjk.ts (2)
15-16: Consider centralizing version management.Version constants like
DENO_VERSIONandRUST_VERSIONshould be centralized in a separate configuration file for easier maintenance.Consider moving these to a
versions.tsfile:// versions.ts export const VERSIONS = { deno: "2.1.2", rust: "1.82.0", } as const;
75-102: Simplify RUST_LOG configuration.The current RUST_LOG configuration is verbose and hard to maintain. Consider using a more structured approach.
- .vars({ - RUST_LOG: [ - "info", - Object.entries({ - "TRACE": [ - // "denort", - // "deno", - ], - "DEBUG": [ - "runtime", - "tokio", - ], - // ... more entries - }).flatMap(([level, modules]) => - modules.map((module) => `${module}=${level.toLowerCase()}`) - ), - ].join(), - }); + .vars({ + RUST_LOG: createLogConfig({ + defaultLevel: "info", + modules: { + runtime: "DEBUG", + tokio: "DEBUG", + "deno::npm": "INFO", + // ... more entries + } + }) + });Consider adding a helper function:
function createLogConfig({ defaultLevel, modules }: { defaultLevel: string; modules: Record<string, string>; }): string { return [ defaultLevel, ...Object.entries(modules) .map(([module, level]) => `${module}=${level.toLowerCase()}`) ].join(','); }mod.ts (1)
136-140: Consider using a more robust state management approach.The use of module-level variables for state management could lead to issues in more complex scenarios.
Consider using a singleton pattern or context object:
-const builder = new Ghjkfile(); -let args: FileArgs | undefined; +class GhjkState { + private static instance: GhjkState; + private builder: Ghjkfile; + private args?: FileArgs; + + private constructor() { + this.builder = new Ghjkfile(); + } + + public static getInstance(): GhjkState { + if (!GhjkState.instance) { + GhjkState.instance = new GhjkState(); + } + return GhjkState.instance; + } +}docs/manual.md (1)
217-217: Fix grammar issues in documentation.There are some minor grammatical issues that should be addressed:
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src/ghjk/host/hashfile.rs (3)
96-96: Verify behavior of file_exists utility functionThe code switches from
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crate::utils::file_existsis a thin wrapper aroundtokio::fs::try_existsthat maintains the same async behavior and error handling:pub async fn file_exists(path: &Path) -> Result<bool, std::io::Error> { match tokio::fs::try_exists(path).await { Ok(true) => Ok(true), // ... } }The function is consistently used across the codebase for file existence checks in async contexts:
- In config initialization
- During CLI init operations
- For ghjkfile validation
- In hashfile verification
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61-93: Validate subcommand usage.The
action_for_matchfunction usesswap_removeoncurrent.sub_commands. This effectively removes subcommands by name from the map. If the subcommand needs to remain in the list for reuse, consider a different approach (e.g.,_remove_entryor referencing subcommands without removing them). Otherwise, confirm that reusing these subcommands won't be required after this match action.src/ghjk/utils.rs (1)
242-252: Good practice handling file existence checks.Returning
Ok(false)specifically forNotFoundor non-existent files is a clear and robust approach. This differentiates genuine I/O errors from a simple absence of the file, improving user experience and error handling flows.deno.jsonc (1)
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"./target",".ghjk/**", and".deno-dir/**"may be intentional. However, confirm that no relevant coverage is missed. Some subdirectories (e.g.,./src/ghjk/js) might hold important testable modules if usage patterns change.docs/installation-vars.md (1)
5-6: LGTM! Clear and well-documented variable changes.The renaming of variables improves clarity:
GHJK_VERSION→VERSION: Simplifies the name while maintaining contextGHJK_SHARE_DIR→GHJK_DATA_DIR: Better reflects the directory's purposesrc/ghjk/main.rs (1)
3-4: LGTM! Enhanced module exports.The addition of
JsonExtand expandedcolor_eyreexports improve the module's functionality while maintaining good organization.Also applies to: 10-10
install.sh (4)
28-28: LGTM! Consistent variable naming.The rename from
GHJK_INSTALL_EXEC_DIRtoGHJK_INSTALL_EXE_DIRmaintains consistency with other changes in the codebase.
32-35: LGTM! Helpful version prefix warning.Good addition of a warning message when the version lacks the "v" prefix, helping users understand potential asset resolution issues.
101-101: LGTM! Improved extraction and cleanup.Good improvements:
- Added verbose flag to tar extraction for better debugging
- Added cleanup step to remove temporary directory
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49-49: LGTM! URL quoting improvement.Adding quotes around the URL in the curl command is a good practice to handle special characters safely.
ghjk.ts (1)
3-13:⚠️ Potential issueRemove @ts-nocheck and fix type issues.
Using @ts-nocheck is not recommended as it bypasses TypeScript's type checking. Consider fixing the underlying type issues instead.
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10-12: LGTM! Good modularization of CLI components.The separation into distinct modules (init, print, sys) improves code organization and maintainability.
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systems.write_lockfile_or_log().awaitbefore propagating errors- Different types of errors are handled appropriately:
- Command parsing errors (
try_get_matches)- System command errors (
commands_from_systems)- Action matching errors (
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147-172: LGTM! Well-structured sophon object implementation.The frozen sophon object with clear separation of concerns between config retrieval and task execution is a good design choice.
333-350: Good addition of file creation protection.The implementation prevents multiple invocations of the file function, which could lead to inconsistent states. The error message is clear and helpful.
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20-20: LGTM! Improved installation command formatting.The addition of quotes around the URL in the curl command improves reliability and readability.
44-51: Update documentation to reflect breaking changes.The documentation has been updated to reflect the new ghjk object approach, replacing the sophon object. This aligns with the PR objectives.
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299-335: LGTM: New cargo-bloat package configuration.The new entry for cargo-bloat is properly configured with:
- Version: 0.12.1
- Required build dependencies: cargo_binstall_ghrel and rust_rustup
- Appropriate version specifications and component configurations
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357-388: LGTM: Installation sets are consistently updated.The installation sets (main, _rust, and dev) have been updated consistently to include the new packages while maintaining the existing configuration structure.
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604-1144: LGTM: Port configurations are well-structured.The port configurations include:
- Properly restored asdf_plugin_git configuration
- Comprehensive platform support
- Correct dependency specifications
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- All environments (main, _rust/ci, and dev) have identical RUST_LOG settings with the value "info,runtime=debug,tokio=debug,deno::npm=info,deno::file_fetcher=info,swc_ecma_transforms_base=info,swc_common=info,h2=info,rustls=info,mio=info,hyper_util=info"
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deno.jsonc (2)
2-5: Consider more specific import pathsThe current import mappings might be too broad and potentially confusing:
"ghjk/": "/"maps to the root directory which could lead to unintended imports- Having both
"ghjk/"and"ghjk"might cause confusion about which to useConsider using more specific paths:
"imports": { - "ghjk/": "/", + "ghjk/": "./src/", "ghjk": "./mod.ts" },
15-29: Standardize path formats in exclusionsThe test exclusions are comprehensive but have inconsistent path formats:
- Some paths use "./" prefix (
./target,./src/...)- Others use relative paths without prefix (
vendor/**)Standardize the path format for better maintainability:
"test": { "exclude": [ ".git", ".dev", "install.ts", - "./target", + "target", - "./src/deno_systems/bindings.ts", + "src/deno_systems/bindings.ts", - "./src/ghjk/js", + "src/ghjk/js", - "./files/deno/bindings.ts", + "files/deno/bindings.ts", - "./tools" + "tools" ] },docs/manual.md (6)
40-42: Update import statement to match the new API.The export statement has been updated to reflect the new API, but the comment above it needs to be updated for consistency.
-// all ghjk.ts files are expected to export this special `sophon` object +// all ghjk.ts files are expected to export the `sophon` object from ghjk export { sophon } from "ghjk"; import { file } from "ghjk";
110-113: Fix grammar in cache invalidation section.The sentence structure needs improvement for clarity.
-Configuration used by the ghjk cli +Configuration used by the ghjk CLI, -This doesn't cover everything though and the `ghjk.ts` implementation generally assumes a declarative paradigm of programming. +This doesn't cover everything though, and the `ghjk.ts` implementation generally assumes a declarative paradigm of programming.🧰 Tools
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-The lockfile is what the different systems of ghjk use to store transient information that needs to be tracked across serializations. -Currently, this is mainly used by the ports system to retain version numbers resolved during installation which is important for the basic need of reproducibility. +The lockfile is what the different systems of ghjk use to store transient information that needs to be tracked across serializations. +Currently, this is mainly used by the ports system to retain version numbers resolved during installation, which is important for the basic need of reproducibility.🧰 Tools
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423-424: Fix grammar in non-interactive shell documentation.The sentence about CWD activation needs better punctuation.
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484-537: Fix grammar issues in configuration documentation.Several grammar issues need to be addressed in the new configuration section.
-These is mostly set of paths to resolve ghjkfiles or other values that need to be resolved before the serializaiton process. +These are mostly paths to resolve ghjkfiles or other values that need to be resolved before the serialization process. -Most of these settings can be configured through the `config.json` file which is looked for at `.ghjk/config.json` by default. +Most of these settings can be configured through the `config.json` file, which is looked for at `.ghjk/config.json` by default. -Additionaly, most of these values can be configured through environment variables under keys that are the name of the config value prefixed by `GHJK_`. +Additionally, most of these values can be configured through environment variables under keys that are the name of the config value prefixed by `GHJK_`. -The following snippet shows current config set, their defafults and an explanation of their purpose. +The following snippet shows the current config set, their defaults, and an explanation of their purpose.🧰 Tools
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9-13: Field additions look consistent
The newly introduced fields (deno_json,deno_lockfile,import_map,deno_no_lockfile) are coherent with the rest of the struct. Consider renamingdeno_no_lockfileto a more positive wording (e.g.,ignore_lockfile) for clarity.
90-96: Remove commented-out import_map code if obsolete
Lines 92–94 suggest a defaultimport_map.jsonbut are commented out. If no longer needed, consider removing them to maintain code clarity.
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deno.jsonc (2)
8-10: Verify test coverage and CI integrationThe new test tasks look good, but a few points to consider:
- The glob pattern
**/*.tsintest-docmight include unnecessary files- These tasks should be integrated into CI/CD workflows
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1-29: Verify CLI command configurationThe PR mentions changing
ghjk print configtoghjk print serialized, but this configuration change isn't directly visible in this file.Let's verify the CLI command changes:
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14-14: Rename consistency looks good.
RenamingGHJK_DIRtoGHJKDIRmatches the broader changes in the codebase for environment variables.
28-28: Confirm references to the renamed variable.
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83-84: Validate new import path.
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54-59: New CLI config test case is a solid addition.
This scenario verifies hash invalidation when a CLI config environment variable changes. Good move for robust coverage.
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36-37: Rename of local variable is consistent.
The shift from$GHJK_DIRto$GHJKDIRmatches naming changes elsewhere.
62-62: Consistent global export.
RenamingGHJK_LAST_GHJK_DIRtoGHJK_LAST_GHJKDIRaligns seamlessly with the new naming scheme.
41-41: Confirm fallback logic.
Previously, it checked if$GHJK_DIRwas unset. Now it checks$GHJKDIR. Make sure all references remain aligned so that directories are discovered correctly.install/hook.sh (1)
32-33: LGTM! Variable renaming for consistency.The renaming of environment variables from
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49-49: LGTM! Improved safety in installation command.Adding quotes around the URL in the curl command prevents potential issues with URL parsing and special characters.
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10-12: LGTM! Improved modularity with new modules.The addition of
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51-59: LGTM! Enhanced configuration handling.The configuration handling is now more robust with explicit handling of:
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20-20: LGTM! Installation command updated with proper URL quoting.The installation command now properly quotes the URL, which is a good practice to handle special characters in URLs.
408-409: LGTM! CI installation instructions are clear and accurate.The CI installation section properly emphasizes version consistency and provides clear instructions for Docker environments.
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3-3: Ensure derivingEqwithPathBufis intentional
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38-38: Environment variable approach
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67-67: Overriding GHJKDIR when GHJKFILE is set
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104-104: New BASE_URL
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151-154: Newfile_existsutility
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250-292: Local config: Disabling defaultdeno.jsonifimport_mapis set
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ports/asdf_plugin_git.ts (2)
85-85: Potential error handling for git commands.
It might be helpful to handle potential network or authentication errors duringgit ls-remotecalls, in case the remote is unreachable or the credential is invalid, to provide more explicit feedback.
103-110: Duplicated logic for authenticating GitHub repos.
The same approach to settingrepoUrl.username/passwordis repeated. Consider abstracting out the GitHub authentication logic into a helper function to avoid code duplication and reduce possible inconsistencies.- if (ghConf.ghToken) { - repoUrl.username = ghConf.ghToken; - repoUrl.password = ghConf.ghToken; - } + applyGhTokenIfNeeded(repoUrl, ghConf);src/ghjk/config.rs (3)
151-151: Creating.gitignoreif missing.
Auto-generating a.gitignoreinside.ghjkis convenient. If users want to preserve a custom ignore config, maybe check for an existing file content instead of overwriting.Also applies to: 154-154
254-255: Local config override logic.
Local configs can override data_dir, deno_dir, import_map, etc. The step to disable defaultdeno.jsoncifimport_mapis set might surprise some users. Consider clarifying this in docs or logs.Also applies to: 263-265, 268-268, 272-273, 274-283, 284-285, 288-293, 296-296
312-313: Environment config layering.
ReadingGHJK_*environment variables is highly flexible, letting users override local or global configs. The same caution applies: document precedence rules (env → local → global).Also applies to: 327-329, 330-333, 334-335, 336-339, 344-344
examples/template.ts (2)
2-4: Confirm the newsophonexport usage and remove commented-out code if unnecessary.The new export of
sophonfrom"ghjk"is consistent with the updated module strategy. Consider removing or uncommenting the line for ports if you intend to use it.
15-15: Remove or update commented code.The commented-out
ports.pnpm()line can be removed if no longer needed. Leaving stale references can lead to confusion.ghjk.ts (2)
6-11: Consolidate imports if possible.Multiple imports from
"ghjk"subpaths might be consolidated to simplify maintenance. However, if you prefer explicit separate imports, it’s also fine.
75-102: Ensure logs do not leak sensitive data.The
RUST_LOGenvironment variable includes various modules for debugging. Double-check that no sensitive or private data might end up in logs, especially in production environments.docs/manual.md (1)
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ports/asdf_plugin_git.ts (5)
17-21: Import additions look aligned with GH integration.
These imports facilitate authenticated GitHub access using tokens. Everything seems consistent with the new functionality.
43-43: Excellent extension of config types.
AllowingAsdfPluginInstallConfto extendGithubReleasesInstConfis beneficial for standardizing GitHub-based release configurations, ensuring consistency across different ports.
62-62: Good approach to reading GH environment variables.
Decoupling the retrieval of GitHub variables viareadGhVars()is a neat design choice. Just ensure that the returned environment variables do not accidentally leak sensitive data.
73-82: Proper conditional for GitHub tokens.
The code checks ifrepoUrlis hosted on GitHub and applies credentials only ifghTokenis present. This is a good practice, ensuring minimal risk of leaking tokens to non-GitHub domains.
113-113: Consider deeper clone-depth configuration.
Cloning with--depth 1is beneficial for performance. However, be aware that certain operations (e.g., retrieving older commits or tags) will be unavailable. Confirm this aligns with the plugin’s intended usage.deno.jsonc (5)
2-5: Useful "imports" for local development.
Mapping"ghjk"to"./mod.ts"and"ghjk/"to"./"helps to simplify import statements. Make sure to reflect these changes in documentation or code comments if other contributors rely on them to understand the local path structure.
8-8: Comprehensive test-doc task.
Thetest-doctask integrates building Rust code and then running Deno tests with--doc. This ensures your documentation stays in sync with the code.
9-9: Rust tests addition is beneficial.
Including"test-rust": "cargo test"aligns the CLI with Rust-based test suites. Good for consistency across the project.
10-10: Renaming “self” to “ghjk” clarifies usage.
Renaming the task is a more intuitive approach for new contributors who might have been confused by the self-referential naming.
15-29: Selective test exclusion is well-considered.
Excluding large or irrelevant directories (e.g.,.deno-dir,vendor) helps to maintain a clean testing environment. Ensure that any critical code is not accidentally excluded from tests.src/ghjk/host/hashfile.rs (4)
8-9: Newcli_configfield inHashObj.
Storing and serializing the CLI configuration helps detect changes that require re-serialization. This is an effective approach to guaranteeing relevant config changes cause a fresh build.
59-59: Cloning config ensures immutability.
Usinghcx.gcx.config.clone()is important for avoiding reference sharing pitfalls. This approach is consistent with the struct's existing design.
78-83: Accurate stale check for config drift.
Ifself.cli_config != hcx.gcx.config, the code logs “stale cli config” and returnstrue. This forces re-serialization whenever the CLI config changes, which is desirable.
96-96: Usingfile_existsis more readable.
Switching fromtry_existstofile_existscentralizes the logic for determining file existence. This ensures consistent error handling.src/ghjk/config.rs (14)
3-3: Enhanced derive macros.
AddingSerialize,Deserialize,Clone,PartialEq, andEqgivesConfigmore versatility for serialization, comparisons, and usage in caching systems.
9-9: Optionaldeno_jsonfield introduced.
This new field can simplify references to your Deno configuration. Confirm you’re covering the scenario wheredeno.jsonis absent but needed.
11-11: Optionalimport_mapis flexible.
Allows the user to supply a custom import map. If not supplied, you have fallback logic in the code. Ensure the fallback is documented for new users.
13-13:deno_no_lockfileclarifies lockfile usage.
This greatly helps configuration states that explicitly do not require a lockfile. However, check for potential conflicts wheredeno_no_lockfileistruebut a lock path is still auto-generated.
27-27: Local config references.
Reading partially from a flattenedGlobalConfigFileensures local overrides remain consistent. Good approach for layering config.
29-29: Optionalimport_maprecognized inLocalConfigFile.
Keeps local environment flexible. Just ensure no collisions occur when the global config sets an import_map as well.
38-38: Locating the .ghjk directory.
Recursively searching helps new users who might have placed the.ghjkdirectory at different depths. Double-check performance in large repos.
53-53: Ensuring a.ghjkdirectory near ghjkfile_path
Linking a ghjkfile with its directory fosters consistency. If multiple.ghjkdirectories exist, confirm that the correct directory is identified.
67-67: Overriding GHJKDIR if GHJKFILE is set.
Appropriate fallback logic. This ensures that the.ghjkdirectory co-locates with the discoveredghjk.tsscript.
90-91: Defaulting deno.json path to .ghjk/deno.jsonc
This is a sensible default. Still, ensure no conflicts arise if a user explicitly sets an alternative deno.json path.
92-96: Lockfile path logic.
By default, you place it in.ghjk/deno.lock. This is consistent with your directory’s structure. Confirm no collisions with prior lockfile usage in other directories.
104-104: Updated BASE_URL for new repo.
Pointing tometatypedev/ghjkis logical if your main repository changed. Make sure references and doc references to the old repo are removed throughout the codebase.
167-168: Creating deno.json conditionally.
This block handles new config creation. Overall logic is solid:
• Resolves parent dir, ensures the directory exists, and writes a minimal JSON structure.
• AdjustsimportMapandlockproperties.
• Respectsdeno_no_lockfile.
Be sure to log user-friendly messages if the file already exists or if a user wants to override the default generation.Also applies to: 169-172, 173-175, 176-177, 178-181, 182-189, 190-190, 191-193, 194-199, 200-203, 204-210, 211-211
226-228: Global config path resolution.
Usingresolve_config_pathimproves consistency. Logging any path resolution error can help debug config misplacements.Also applies to: 231-231, 235-235
examples/template.ts (1)
6-6: Clarify the necessity of this comment.The line mentions that the export is necessary for TypeScript ghjkfiles, but if
sophonis now used differently across the codebase, confirm this statement’s accuracy.ghjk.ts (4)
3-4: Verify thatsophonand$are used.
export { sophon } from "ghjk";plus importing$from"ghjk"is valid if the main CLI usage depends on them. Check for references to these exports/imports throughout the file to ensure they are actually used.
15-15: Confirm pinned Deno version.Deno
2.1.2is pinned. Ensure that no code within your project or dependencies depends on newer or older Deno features.
47-52: ValidateNO_MOLDusage.Verifying that ignoring mold installation via
NO_MOLDis indeed intended. Use caution if partial environment variables could cause confusion later.
149-149: Ensure version consistency across tasks.Keep the
GHJK_VERSIONconsistent with the rest of the codebase.
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75-102: Consider extracting log level configuration.While the current implementation is functional, consider extracting the log level configuration into a separate constant for improved readability and maintainability.
+const LOG_LEVELS = { + TRACE: [ + // "denort", + // "deno", + ], + DEBUG: [ + "runtime", + "tokio", + ], + INFO: [ + "deno::npm", + "deno::file_fetcher", + "swc_ecma_transforms_base", + "swc_common", + "h2", + "rustls", + "mio", + "hyper_util", + ], +}; ghjk.env("main") .vars({ RUST_LOG: [ "info", - Object.entries({ - "TRACE": [ - // "denort", - // "deno", - ], - "DEBUG": [ - "runtime", - "tokio", - ], - "INFO": [ - "deno::npm", - "deno::file_fetcher", - "swc_ecma_transforms_base", - "swc_common", - "h2", - "rustls", - "mio", - "hyper_util", - ], - }) + Object.entries(LOG_LEVELS) .flatMap(([level, modules]) => modules.map((module) => `${module}=${level.toLowerCase()}`) ), ].join(), });
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104-148: Add error handling for V8 cache operations.The task implementation is thorough, but consider adding error handling for:
- Failed cargo tree command execution
- Failed downloads
- Failed file operations
Example improvement:
ghjk.task( "cache-v8", { desc: "Install the V8 builds to a local cache.", inherit: false, fn: async ($) => { const tmpDirPath = await Deno.makeTempDir({}); + try { const v8Versions = [ - ...(await $`cargo tree -p v8 --depth 0 --locked` - .text()) + ...(await $`cargo tree -p v8 --depth 0 --locked`.noThrow() + .text() || '') .matchAll(/^v8 (v[\d.]*)/g) .map((match) => match[1]), ]; + if (v8Versions.length === 0) { + console.warn("No V8 versions found"); + return; + } // ... rest of the implementation + } catch (error) { + console.error("Failed to cache V8 builds:", error); + throw error; + } finally { + try { await $.path(tmpDirPath).remove({ recursive: true }); + } catch (error) { + console.warn("Failed to cleanup temp directory:", error); + } + } }, }, );docs/manual.md (2)
115-115: Fix missing punctuation.Add a period after "cli":
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🔇 Additional comments (13)
Cargo.toml (1)
7-7: LGTM! Version bump is appropriate.The version increment from rc.1 to rc.2 aligns with the breaking changes introduced in this PR.
deno.jsonc (3)
2-5: LGTM! Import mappings align with new architecture.The new imports section properly maps the "ghjk" module, supporting the architectural changes mentioned in the PR objectives where sophon is re-exported from mod.ts.
7-9: LGTM! Enhanced test configuration.Good improvements to the test setup:
- Added documentation testing to the main test task
- Separated Rust tests into their own task
- Renamed "self" to "ghjk" for better clarity
14-29: LGTM! Comprehensive test exclusions.The test exclusions are well-structured and cover all necessary paths:
- Build artifacts and dependencies
- Generated files
- Development and example directories
- Specific modules that shouldn't be tested
README.md (4)
49-49: LGTM! Version updated consistently.The install script version has been updated to match the new version in Cargo.toml.
64-68: Export pattern is inconsistent across the codebaseThe verification reveals inconsistencies in how
sophonis imported fromghjk. While the README shows the new patternexport { sophon } from "ghjk", the codebase uses multiple different import paths.
108-109: LGTM! Added task documentation.Good addition of documentation for CLI tasks, which is particularly relevant given the breaking changes to the
ghjk printcommands mentioned in the PR objectives.
139-141: LGTM! Enhanced contributing guidelines.The contributing section has been improved with:
- Clear instructions for development environment setup
- Test running guidelines
- Link to open issues
ghjk.ts (5)
3-13: LGTM! Clean imports and initialization.The imports are well-organized and follow a clear pattern. The file initialization with
file({})is correct.
19-26: LGTM! Well-organized development tools setup.Good practice to group development tools in the main environment.
42-52: LGTM! Well-structured Rust environment configuration.Good separation of concerns by isolating Rust tooling in its own environment. The conditional inclusion of mold for Linux systems is well-implemented.
55-61: LGTM! Dev environment properly extends Rust setup.Good use of environment inheritance and proper path construction for RUSTY_V8_MIRROR.
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149-197: Centralize version management.The GHJK_VERSION is hardcoded. Consider importing it from a central version management file.
mod.tsghjk print confighas been replaced withghjk print serialized.print confignow shows the cli config.$GHJK_DIRhas been renamed to$GHJKDIR. Difficult to support both at once due to usage in multiple langs including shell code.npmiwhere parent package.json was being resolved.v0.3.0-rc.2GITHUB_TOKENsupport forasdf_plugin_gitportMigration notes
Rename usages of
$GHJK_DIRto$GHJKDIR.Replace usage of
ghjk print configwithghjk print serializedThe change comes with new or modified tests
Hard-to-understand functions have explanatory comments
End-user documentation is updated to reflect the change
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