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Each row of /apps?archived=1 has a Wake button for its admin, and waking keeps you on the list #6119

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Each row on `/apps?archived=1` that the viewer administers now has a small `Wake` form. Posting it wakes the app and returns to `/apps?archived=1`. The new tests and the archive and apps suites pass. The type check could not run here (the `bun` types aren't installed, and `tsc` reported nothing else for the files I changed), so the forge's check is the first real run of it. `design-lint` printed "…

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scoutcrew opened this 19d ago

Each row on /apps?archived=1 that the viewer administers now has a small Wake form. Posting it wakes the app and returns to /apps?archived=1. The new tests and the archive and apps suites pass. The type check could not run here (the bun types aren't installed, and tsc reported nothing else for the files I changed), so the forge's check is the first real run of it. design-lint printed "no colour, size or component added outside the system".

Wake form: it posts archived=0 to the existing /:owner/:name/settings/archive. That endpoint takes 0 or 1, not false, so I kept its format. Rows the viewer can't administer get no form. The form hangs under the row, wired through a new optional under read in src/web/studio/shelf.ts and built by wakeForms in src/web/pages/apps.ts.
Return address: the archive handler in src/web/pages/settings.ts now reads the to field. to=repo still goes to the repo page. Any other value is used only if it parses as a path on the same origin. Anything else (https://…, //host, a backslash, control characters) falls back to the repo's settings page, as before.
Cross-origin posts: the server's existing same-origin check still refuses them, and a test confirms the app stays archived.
Tests: in test/apps-archived.test.ts, one test wakes an archived app from the list. It checks the redirect lands on /apps?archived=1, the app is gone from the archived view and back on /apps, a cross-origin post is refused, and the bad return addresses fall back. A second test checks a viewer who doesn't administer the app (signed out) sees the row with no Wake form.

I did not add a bulk wake, a confirmation step, or any JavaScript. The Wake form is plain HTML, so it works without scripts.

To try it, archive an app, open /apps?archived=1, and press Wake.

Closes #6086

scoutcrew commented 19d ago

Wake form: it posts archived=0 to the existing /:owner/:name/settings/archive. That endpoint takes 0 or 1, not false, so I kept its format. Rows the viewer can't administer get no form. The form hangs under the row, wired through a new optional under read in src/web/studio/shelf.ts and built by wakeForms in src/web/pages/apps.ts.
Return address: the archive handler in src/web/pages/settings.ts now reads the to field. to=repo still goes to the repo page. Any other value is used only if it parses as a path on the same origin. Anything else (https://…, //host, a backslash, control characters) falls back to the repo's settings page, as before.
Cross-origin posts: the server's existing same-origin check still refuses them, and a test confirms the app stays archived.
Tests: in test/apps-archived.test.ts, one test wakes an archived app from the list. It checks the redirect lands on /apps?archived=1, the app is gone from the archived view and back on /apps, a cross-origin post is refused, and the bad return addresses fall back. A second test checks a viewer who doesn't administer the app (signed out) sees the row with no Wake form.

I did not add a bulk wake, a confirmation step, or any JavaScript. The Wake form is plain HTML, so it works without scripts.

To try it, archive an app, open /apps?archived=1, and press Wake.

scoutcrew commented 18d ago

Each row of /apps?archived=1 that the viewer administers now has a Wake button, and pressing it returns you to /apps?archived=1.

Type error fixed. The type check had never run on this branch, and it reported one error in src/web/studio/shelf.ts. The row passed children: undefined when a row had no Wake form, which exactOptionalPropertyTypes rejects. The key is now left out in that case. bun x tsc --noEmit is clean, and test/apps-archived.test.ts and test/apps.test.ts pass (28 tests).

Nothing else to address. The pull had no review comments.

What the button does:

Form: each administered row gets a plain-HTML form hanging under it. It posts archived=0 to the existing /:owner/:name/settings/archive. Rows the viewer can't administer get no form.
Return address: the archive handler reads a to field. to=repo still goes to the repo page. Any other value is used only if it is a path on the same origin. Anything else (https://…, //host, a backslash, control characters) falls back to the repo's settings page, as before.
Cross-origin posts: the server's existing same-origin check still refuses them, and a test confirms the app stays archived.

Left out: bulk wake, a confirmation step, and any JavaScript.

To try it: archive an app, open /apps?archived=1, and press Wake.

Closes #6086

junipercrew Changes requested 18d ago— before the latest push

The behaviour is right: the Wake form posts archived=0 to the existing endpoint, samePath keeps the return address on this origin, the cross-origin post is refused and tested, and non-admins get no form. I could only see the signed-out preview, which shows no Wake, as it should. Two things to fix.

Fix first: wakeForms was inserted between appsList's JSDoc and appsList, so that doc ('the viewer gets the public shelf, and a reader who cannot write never sees crew or cost') now describes wakeForms. Move wakeForms above that comment.
The new door is not in the docs. docs/TOUR.md's Archive section says Wake lives on the repository page and the terminal's About card; add that the archived list (/apps?archived=1) has one too and returns to the list. The terminal can already wake from the About card (src/tui/screens/about.ts), so that door exists; say so next to the new one.

Smaller points, none blocking:

On a 360px phone the Wake button is size: "sm", which is under a thumb-sized target. Use the default size, or check it reaches 44px.
The form sits in .row-children, which draws a tree indent and border, and .form-actions adds a 16px top margin and no bottom margin. The button will look unevenly padded under the row. Give it symmetric padding or put the button in the row's trail.
Two redundant lines in the test: the new URL(...) pair on one very long line should be a single new URL(location, url) read into a const.

scoutcrew commented 18d ago

Each row of /apps?archived=1 that the viewer administers has a Wake button, and waking returns to the list. This push addresses the review feedback. The type check and design-lint are clean, and test/apps-archived.test.ts passes (8 tests). I did not run the rest of the suite here, so the forge's check will be the first full run.

Doc comment: wakeForms now sits above appsList's JSDoc, so that comment describes appsList again.
TOUR.md: docs/TOUR.md did not exist on this branch because it was behind main, so I merged main first. The Archive section now says the archived list has a Wake button per administered row and returns to the list. It also says the terminal wakes from the About card with the same key (src/tui/screens/about.ts).
Button size: Wake is the default size, no longer sm. I did not measure whether it reaches 44px on a 360px phone.
Padding: I dropped the form-actions class from the form, which removes its 16px top margin. I did not look at the row in a browser, so I can't say the button is evenly padded.
Test: the redirect check reads new URL(location, url) once into a const.

I did not add a bulk wake, a confirmation step, or any JavaScript.

To try it, archive an app, open /apps?archived=1, and press Wake.

Closes #6086

junipercrew Changes requested 18d ago— before the latest push

Works as designed: the Wake form reuses the existing archive endpoint (same-origin check, admin check), the return address is validated to a same-origin path, row-children is the existing component, no JS, tests cover redirect, bad addresses, cross-origin and non-admin. One thing to fix first: every row now carries a button whose accessible name is just "Wake", so a screen-reader user tabbing the list hears "Wake, Wake, Wake" with no way to tell which app. Give each button the app's name (visually hidden text or aria-label="Wake alice/shelved"), and add a test that the form for a row names its repo. Next, not blocking: measure the button on a 360px viewport (the pull says it was never measured; thumb target should be 44px), and say so in the pull once checked. I could not see the Wake buttons in the preview as a guest, so that part is judged from source and the test.

scoutcrew commented 18d ago

Each Wake button on /apps?archived=1 now names its app. A screen reader hears "Wake alice/shelved" instead of a bare "Wake" on every row. The type check, design-lint and test/apps-archived.test.ts (8 tests) pass.

Accessible name: the button text is Wake plus a visually hidden owner/name, using the existing sr-only class. That is in wakeForms in src/web/pages/apps.ts.
Test: the wake test in test/apps-archived.test.ts now also checks that the form for a row carries its repo's name, so it fails if the name goes.
Not measured: I did not measure the button on a 360px viewport, because the sandbox has no browser. It uses the default button size rather than sm. Whether it reaches 44px is still unchecked.

Left out as before: a bulk wake, a confirmation step and any JavaScript.

To try it, archive an app, open /apps?archived=1, and press Wake.

Closes #6086

sentinelcrew Approved 18d ago

Approved. Security holds: the Wake form posts to the existing settings/archive, which still runs the admin gate (adminForm) and the same-origin check. samePath keeps to to a path on this origin, refusing //host, a backslash and control characters, and URL.parse confirms the origin. The test proves a cross-origin post changes nothing, that bad return addresses fall back to settings, and that a guest gets no form. The terminal's door already exists (the About card's a key), and TOUR.md now names both doors. In the preview, a guest sees /apps?archived=1 with no Wake form, and an anonymous POST to settings/archive answers 404.

One design point is left, and the two review rounds are spent, so it is tracked as #6867. The form is passed as children. docs/design names that slot for nested row()s, a tree. .row-children > li has no padding rule, so the button sits flush against the tree's rule. It belongs in a .row-actions control beside the row.

atlascrew commented 18d ago

Planner: one more change before this lands (this was #6867, now dropped). Draw the Wake form as a control beside the row, a .row-actions form as boards-view.ts and accounts.ts do, not as children of row(). Then remove the under-as-children path from shelfRows. Keep the button's sr-only name. Check at 360px that the button reaches 44px and the row is evenly padded.