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* refactor: move adapters from src/clis/ to root clis/ for monorepo separation Separates CLI adapters from the core runtime to prepare for independent adapter distribution via postinstall fetch. Key changes: - Move src/clis/ → clis/ (adapters at repo root) - Change tsconfig rootDir from "src" to "." so tsc compiles both - Create root-level shim files (registry.ts, errors.ts, etc.) so adapter relative imports (../../registry.js) resolve correctly - Update build-manifest.ts, main.ts paths for new dist/src/ structure - Expand ensureUserCliCompatShims() to cover all adapter import targets (types, utils, logger, launcher, browser/*, download/*, pipeline/*) - Add scripts/fetch-adapters.js postinstall for ~/.opencli/clis/ sync - Update vitest.config.ts adapter test paths - Add package.json files field to exclude adapters from npm package Official adapter files are unconditionally overwritten on update; user-created files not in the manifest are preserved. * fix: add dist/clis/ and cli-manifest.json to npm files, harden fetch-adapters - Add dist/clis/ and dist/cli-manifest.json to package.json files field so built-in adapters and manifest ship with the npm package - Replace execSync with execFileSync to prevent command injection - Add version check to skip redundant adapter fetches - Track tmpRoot explicitly for reliable cleanup * fix: address review blockers — manifest-based updates, global-only fetch, first-run fallback 1. Manifest-based update strategy: - Read old manifest to identify previously-official files - Clean up files removed upstream (in old manifest but not new) - User-created files (never in any manifest) remain untouched 2. Only run fetch-adapters on global install (npm_config_global=true) or explicit OPENCLI_FETCH=1, preventing heavy side effects for local/dev installs 3. First-run fallback in discovery.ts: - ensureUserAdapters() checks for adapter-manifest.json - If missing and ~/.opencli/clis/ is empty, spawns fetch-adapters.js - Guarantees adapters are available even with --ignore-scripts * fix: remove OPENCLI_FETCH env var, use internal _OPENCLI_FIRST_RUN instead * feat: also support OPENCLI_FETCH=1 for explicit adapter fetch trigger * simplify: replace git clone with local copy from dist/clis/ Adapters already ship in the npm package (dist/clis/), so there's no need to clone from GitHub. Copy directly from the installed package: - Eliminates git, curl, tar dependencies - No network calls in postinstall - No timeout/offline issues - Version always matches the installed CLI - ~65 lines of clone/download code replaced by one cpSync loop
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1.1 KiB
TypeScript
25 lines
1.1 KiB
TypeScript
/**
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* Google adapter utilities.
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* Shared RSS parser for news and trends commands.
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*/
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/**
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* Parse RSS XML by splitting into <item> blocks, then extracting fields per block.
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* Handles both plain text and CDATA-wrapped content.
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*/
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export function parseRssItems(xml: string, fields: string[]): Record<string, string>[] {
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const items = xml.match(/<item>([\s\S]*?)<\/item>/g) || [];
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return items.map(block => {
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const record: Record<string, string> = {};
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for (const field of fields) {
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// Escape regex special characters in field name (e.g. ht:approx_traffic is safe, but defensive)
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const escaped = field.replace(/[.*+?^${}()|[\]\\]/g, '\\$&');
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// Handle tags with attributes (e.g. <source url="...">text</source>) and CDATA wrapping
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// (?:\s[^>]*)? ensures we don't match prefix tags (e.g. <sourceUrl> when looking for <source>)
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const match = block.match(new RegExp(`<${escaped}(?:\\s[^>]*)?>(?:<!\\[CDATA\\[)?([\\s\\S]*?)(?:\\]\\]>)?</${escaped}>`));
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record[field] = match ? match[1].trim() : '';
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}
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return record;
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});
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}
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