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Studio follows the platform rename: product branding F∆I -> Ch∆In in UI strings, command examples fai -> chain, and — critically — the spawned hub binary path ~/.fai/bin/fai -> ~/.fai/bin/chain so Studio launches the renamed binary. The fai_* Dart identifiers (FaiLog, widget files, the generated SDK) stay = vendor/internal namespace. flutter analyze: no issues. Signed-off-by: flemming-it <stefan.a.flemming@googlemail.com>
128 lines
4.4 KiB
Dart
128 lines
4.4 KiB
Dart
// Central error log for Studio. Every error surfaced to the
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// operator (SnackBar, error sheet, recoverable dialog) is also
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// appended here so `chain doctor` and "Open log" can show what
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// went wrong without the operator having to reproduce the
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// failure.
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//
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// Path: `~/.fai/logs/studio-errors.log` (cross-platform via
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// HOME / USERPROFILE). One line per event, JSON-shaped so
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// `chain doctor` can parse it; humans can still read it because
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// the JSON is single-line and short.
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//
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// Best-effort by design: a failed write to the log file must
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// never break the UI layer that asked us to log. We swallow
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// IO errors silently — the worst case is the operator loses
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// the trail of one failure, not the failure itself.
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//
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// Rotation: when the file passes 256 KiB we move it to
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// `studio-errors.log.1` and start fresh. One rotation level is
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// enough — anything older is noise, and a Studio session
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// rarely produces more than a few KiB of error text.
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import 'dart:async';
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import 'dart:convert';
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import 'dart:io';
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import 'package:meta/meta.dart';
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import 'package:path/path.dart' as p;
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class FaiLog {
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FaiLog._();
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static final FaiLog instance = FaiLog._();
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// Serialise concurrent writes — Future-based mutex so a burst
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// of errors (rare but happens during failed install retries)
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// doesn't interleave half-lines on disk.
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Future<void> _tail = Future.value();
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static const int _rotateBytes = 256 * 1024;
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/// Test seam. Set this in `setUp` to redirect the singleton at
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/// a per-test temp file; reset to `null` in `tearDown`. Production
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/// code never touches it — the default getter computes from HOME.
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@visibleForTesting
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static String? testPathOverride;
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String get _path {
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final override = testPathOverride;
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if (override != null) return override;
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final home =
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Platform.environment['HOME'] ??
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Platform.environment['USERPROFILE'] ??
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'.';
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return p.join(home, '.fai', 'logs', 'studio-errors.log');
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}
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/// Absolute path of the studio-errors log. Public so the
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/// Doctor page and the in-app log viewer can read it without
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/// hard-coding the layout twice.
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String get path => _path;
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/// Append a single error event. The [source] is a short tag
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/// (`flows.run`, `daemon.logs`, …) that lets a reader group
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/// related failures. [error] can be any thrown object — gRPC
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/// codes, plain strings, exceptions; we serialise it via
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/// [error.toString()] so the on-disk record matches what the
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/// operator saw on screen.
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Future<void> error(String source, Object error, {Object? context}) {
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final entry = <String, Object?>{
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'ts': DateTime.now().toUtc().toIso8601String(),
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'level': 'error',
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'source': source,
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'error': error.toString(),
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if (context != null) 'context': context.toString(),
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};
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return _append(entry);
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}
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/// Read the last [maxLines] lines back. Used by `chain doctor`
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/// + Settings → "Recent errors" view. Returns oldest first so
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/// the caller can render in chronological order.
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Future<List<String>> tail({int maxLines = 50}) async {
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try {
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final f = File(_path);
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if (!await f.exists()) return const <String>[];
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final raw = await f.readAsString();
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final lines = raw.split('\n').where((l) => l.isNotEmpty).toList();
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if (lines.length <= maxLines) return lines;
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return lines.sublist(lines.length - maxLines);
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} catch (_) {
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return const <String>[];
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}
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}
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Future<void> _append(Map<String, Object?> entry) {
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final next = _tail.then((_) async {
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try {
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final f = File(_path);
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final dir = Directory(p.dirname(_path));
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if (!await dir.exists()) {
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await dir.create(recursive: true);
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}
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// Rotate before write so a hot-loop never balloons past
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// the cap. Single-level rotation: keep the previous file
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// as `.1`, anything older drops on the floor.
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if (await f.exists()) {
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final size = await f.length();
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if (size >= _rotateBytes) {
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final rotated = File('$_path.1');
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if (await rotated.exists()) {
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await rotated.delete();
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}
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await f.rename(rotated.path);
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}
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}
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await f.writeAsString(
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'${jsonEncode(entry)}\n',
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mode: FileMode.append,
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flush: false,
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);
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} catch (_) {
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// Best-effort. A failed log write must not crash the UI.
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}
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});
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_tail = next.catchError((_) {});
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return next;
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}
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}
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