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WalkthroughRefactors formatting pipeline to use options-driven type handling, with TryTypedValue accepting TypeOptions to conditionally skip table/tree construction. Introduces context-aware batch processing with per-item timeouts. Adds style deduplication, extracts reflection utilities into separate module, updates CLI flag handling to use pointers-to-bool, and standardizes date formatting to RFC3339 UTC format. Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Batch as Batch[T]
participant Executor as Run()
participant Item as ItemFunc(ctx)
participant Context as context.WithTimeout
participant Logger as Logger
User->>Batch: ItemsWithContext + ItemTimeout
User->>Batch: Run()
activate Batch
Batch->>Context: Create context with ItemTimeout
Batch->>Executor: Initialize executor
activate Executor
loop For each ItemWithContext
Executor->>Context: Derive item-level context
Executor->>Item: Execute with ctx, logger
activate Item
alt Item completes
Item-->>Executor: Return result (T, nil)
else Context timeout/cancel
Item-->>Executor: Return on ctx.Done()
else Item panics
Item-->>Executor: Recover panic
end
deactivate Item
Executor->>Logger: Track progress & errors
Executor->>Batch: Send BatchResult[T]
end
deactivate Executor
Batch-->>User: chan BatchResult[T]
deactivate Batch
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task/options.go (1)
104-167: Removal of--no-colorflag is a breaking CLI change; surface it explicitly
ManagerOptionsand the binding helpers now expose only--no-progressand the concurrency/retry flags. If--no-colorexisted before (per the summary) and was used in scripts or tooling, dropping it outright will break those callers.If this deprecation is intentional, consider:
- Documenting it in the PR description and changelog / release notes.
- Optionally keeping
--no-coloras a deprecated alias that forwards to the new color control mechanism (if any), so users have a migration path.go.mod (1)
5-181: Align go.mod/go.sum withgo mod tidyto fix lint failureThe CI lint job is failing with:
go mod tidy resulted in changes. Please run 'go mod tidy' and commit the changes.That indicates the current module graph (go.mod/go.sum) isn’t in a tidy state.Please run:
go mod tidyand commit the resulting changes (both
go.modandgo.sum) so the lint workflow passes.formatters/formatters_test.go (1)
318-348: Markdown formatter test never runs due to earlyreturnin the type switchIn
TestAllFormatters, the Markdown test case is defined with:{ Name: "MarkdownFormatter", Formatter: NewMarkdownFormatter(), Validate: func(t *testing.T, output string) { ... }, }But in the test runner:
switch f := tc.Formatter.(type) { case *PrettyFormatter: ... case *JSONFormatter: ... case *YAMLFormatter: ... case *CSVFormatter: ... case *PDFFormatter: ... case *MarkdownFormatter: // Markdown formatter uses different interface // Skip validation in switch, handled in test case return } ... tc.Validate(t, output)The
returnexits the subtest beforetc.Validateis called, so the Markdown formatter’s behavior is never asserted.One simple fix is to avoid special‑casing Markdown in the switch and let the
Validatefunction construct and call the markdown formatter itself:- { - Name: "MarkdownFormatter", - Formatter: NewMarkdownFormatter(), - Validate: func(t *testing.T, output string) { + { + Name: "MarkdownFormatter", + // Formatter is unused; markdown is tested entirely in Validate. + Formatter: nil, + Validate: func(t *testing.T, _ string) { @@ - mdFormatter := NewMarkdownFormatter() - mdOutput, err := mdFormatter.Format(data) + mdFormatter := NewMarkdownFormatter() + mdOutput, err := mdFormatter.Format(data) @@ - case *PDFFormatter: + case *PDFFormatter: output, err = f.Format(prettyData) - case *MarkdownFormatter: - // Markdown formatter uses different interface - // Skip validation in switch, handled in test case - return }With this change, the switch won’t early‑return for the Markdown case, and
tc.Validatewill actually run its markdown‑specific assertions.Also applies to: 357-387
examples/go.mod (1)
5-155: Remove absolute localreplacepath and fixgo.moddriftThe absolute path replace directive at line 159 of examples/go.mod will break builds for other developers:
replace github.com/flanksource/commons v1.41.0 => /Users/moshe/go/src/github.com/flanksource/commonsAdditionally, this replace is stale—the direct require specifies
v1.42.3while the replace targetsv1.41.0, indicating a version mismatch thatgo mod tidyshould clean up.Remove the absolute replace directive and run
go mod tidyin the examples module to sync bothgo.modandgo.sum. Keep the relative replace forclickyif needed.api/filter.go (2)
193-207: Critical: Type information lost in CEL filtering.The change from
fieldValue.Primitive()tofieldValue.String()on line 204 forces all values to strings in CEL expressions. This breaks type-aware filtering:
- Numeric comparisons like
age > 18will perform string comparison instead of numeric- Boolean comparisons will compare strings "true"/"false" instead of booleans
- Date/time comparisons will not work correctly
Additionally, the comment on lines 197-203 is outdated and still references
Primitive().If the intent is to preserve type information for accurate CEL filtering, revert to using
Primitive():- result[key] = fieldValue.String() + result[key] = fieldValue.Primitive()And update the comment to reflect the actual method being called.
If string conversion is intentional (e.g., to simplify CEL type handling), please clarify the rationale and update the comment to explain that all values are converted to strings for CEL filtering.
254-264: Same type conversion issue in variable declarations.Line 259 has the same issue as line 204 - using
fieldValue.String()instead offieldValue.Primitive()when creating CEL variable declarations. This will causeinferCELTypeFromValueto always inferStringType, breaking type-aware filtering.Apply the same fix here:
- celType := inferCELTypeFromValue(fieldValue.String()) + celType := inferCELTypeFromValue(fieldValue.Primitive())examples/file-tree-demo.go (1)
121-137: Dereferencingtreebreaks theapi.Prettyinterface, and CLI format flags are silently ignoredThe review comment is correct on both counts:
Interface Implementation Broken: The
Pretty()method is defined with a pointer receiver (func (f *FileTreeNode) Pretty() api.Text), so only*FileTreeNodesatisfies theapi.Prettyinterface. Passing*tree(a dereferenced value) toclicky.MustPrintcreates aFileTreeNodevalue, which does not implement the interface.Format Flags Wired to Wrong Target: The local
formatOptsvariable (line 217) is bound to CLI flags viaBindPFlags(cmd.Flags(), &formatOpts)(line 261–262), butclicky.Flags.UseFlags()(line 231) uses the globalclicky.Flags.FormatOptionsand sets the formatter's default options viaUseFormatter(). The localformatOptschanges never reach the globalFormatOptions, so user-supplied--format/--json/--yamlflags are ignored.The suggested fix is appropriate: wire the global
FormatOptionsdirectly intoBindPFlags, and passtree(pointer) instead of*tree.This applies to all referenced locations: the primary instance at line 254 and any similar patterns elsewhere in the file.
task/task.go (1)
475-503: Fix deadlock in WaitFor timeout handling—second channel read blocks foreverThe timeout channel from
time.After()fires exactly once. When the select statement receives from<-timeoutat line 493, it consumes the only value. The second read attempt at line 498 (<-timeoutin the error message) will block forever, causing the function to hang indefinitely.Use a constant to preserve the timeout value:
- timeout := time.After(300 * time.Second) + const waitTimeout = 300 * time.Second + timeout := time.After(waitTimeout) @@ case <-timeout: // Timeout fallback to prevent infinite waiting t.mu.Lock() if t.status == StatusRunning || t.status == StatusPending { t.status = StatusFailed - t.err = fmt.Errorf("task wait timeout after %s", <-timeout) + t.err = fmt.Errorf("task wait timeout after %s", waitTimeout)Location:
task/task.go, line 498task/manager.go (1)
84-94: Fix Debug() to print atomic bool values instead of atomic.Bool structs
noColorandnoProgresshave been converted toatomic.Bool, butDebug()still formats them directly:result += fmt.Sprintf( "Task Manager: {no-color=%v, no-progress=%v, workers=%v}\n", global.noColor, global.noProgress, global.workersActive.Load(), )This will now render something like
atomic.Bool{}(or an internal representation) instead of simpletrue/false, which makes the debug output noisy and harder to read.You can fix this by loading the underlying bools:
-func Debug() string { - var result string - result += fmt.Sprintf("Task Manager: {no-color=%v, no-progress=%v, workers=%v}\n", global.noColor, global.noProgress, global.workersActive.Load()) +func Debug() string { + var result string + result += fmt.Sprintf( + "Task Manager: {no-color=%v, no-progress=%v, workers=%v}\n", + global.noColor.Load(), + global.noProgress.Load(), + global.workersActive.Load(), + )The rest of the atomic flag usage (SetVerbose/SetNoColor/SetNoProgress,
stopRenderAndWait, andrenderFinal) looks consistent.Also applies to: 190-212, 339-367, 701-714
api/parser.go (1)
958-965: Fix[]bytehandling inProcessFieldValueWithVisited(pipeline failure)In the
[]bytecase you currently return a barestring, butprocessFieldValueWithVisitedmust returnTypedValue, which is causing the build failure.Wrap the string in a
TypedValue, e.g.:- if fieldVal.Kind() == reflect.Slice && fieldVal.Type().Elem().Kind() == reflect.Uint8 { - // This is a []byte - convert to string (handles json.RawMessage type aliases) - bytes := make([]byte, fieldVal.Len()) - for i := 0; i < fieldVal.Len(); i++ { - bytes[i] = byte(fieldVal.Index(i).Uint()) - } - return string(bytes) - } + if fieldVal.Kind() == reflect.Slice && fieldVal.Type().Elem().Kind() == reflect.Uint8 { + // This is a []byte - convert to string (handles json.RawMessage type aliases) + bytes := make([]byte, fieldVal.Len()) + for i := 0; i < fieldVal.Len(); i++ { + bytes[i] = byte(fieldVal.Index(i).Uint()) + } + return NewTypedValue(string(bytes)) + }This aligns the []byte path with other primitives and should clear the test failure.
formatters/html/html_formatter.go (1)
106-161:HTMLFormatter.FormatignoresFormatOptions/IsPDFMode
HTMLFormatter.Formataccepts aformatters.FormatOptionsargument but never uses it. At the same time, several branches depend onf.IsPDFMode(PDF CSS injection, static table rendering), butIsPDFModeis never set here.Unless something external is mutating
IsPDFModebefore every call, PDF mode will never be activated via options. Consider deriving it from the options at the start ofFormat, e.g.:func (f *HTMLFormatter) Format(in interface{}, options formatters.FormatOptions) (string, error) { - // Unwrap single-element slices from varargs + // Set PDF mode based on options for this call + prevPDF := f.IsPDFMode + f.IsPDFMode = options.PDF || strings.EqualFold(options.Format, "pdf") + defer func() { f.IsPDFMode = prevPDF }() + + // Unwrap single-element slices from varargs if slice, ok := in.([]interface{}); ok && len(slice) == 1 { in = slice[0] } // ... }(adjust the exact condition to match your
FormatOptionsfields).
| func (t Text) HTML() string { | ||
| content := t.Content | ||
| for _, child := range t.Children { | ||
| content += child.HTML() | ||
| } | ||
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| // Get the effective style (Class takes precedence over Style string) | ||
| var style TailwindStyle | ||
| var transformedText string | ||
| var originalStyle string | ||
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| if t.Class != (Class{}) { | ||
| // Use Class if available | ||
| transformedText = content | ||
| style = classToTailwindStyle(t.Class) | ||
| // Could convert Class back to style string if needed | ||
| originalStyle = "" | ||
| } else if t.Style != "" { | ||
| // Fall back to Style string | ||
| transformedText, style = ApplyTailwindStyle(content, t.Style) | ||
| originalStyle = t.Style | ||
| } else { | ||
| // No style | ||
| transformedText = content | ||
| } | ||
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| html := formatHTML(transformedText, style, originalStyle) | ||
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| // Apply tooltip if present | ||
| if t.Tooltip != nil && t.Tooltip.String() != "" { | ||
| // HTML-escape the tooltip content using standard library | ||
| escapedTooltip := htmlEscapeString(t.Tooltip.String()) | ||
| html = fmt.Sprintf(`<span title="%s">%s</span>`, escapedTooltip, html) | ||
| } | ||
| return html | ||
| } |
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Text.HTML currently treats Content as raw HTML (potential XSS)
Text.HTML concatenates t.Content and child HTML, then feeds it to formatHTML without any escaping. Since many Text instances are created from arbitrary values (e.g., pretty‑printed struct/map fields), any <, >, or & in those values will be interpreted as markup, which is a potential XSS/vector when rendering untrusted data in a browser.
Unless Text.Content and children are guaranteed to be pre‑sanitized HTML, consider:
- Escaping
content(and any plain‑text children) beforeformatHTML, and - Reserving raw HTML output for explicit types like
HtmlElementor a dedicated “unsafe” path.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In api/html.go around lines 8 to 43, Text.HTML is treating t.Content and
concatenated child content as raw HTML which can cause XSS; before calling
formatHTML escape plain-text content and any child text nodes (use
html.EscapeString or equivalent) and only skip escaping for an explicit raw-HTML
type/path (e.g., a new HtmlElement or an UnsafeHTML flag) so existing
styling/transformation logic still runs; ensure escaped text is passed into
ApplyTailwindStyle/formatHTML and that the tooltip content remains html-escaped
as currently done.
| ginkgo.Context("Time Formatting", func() { | ||
| tests := []formatFixture{ | ||
| { | ||
| name: "RFC3339 time (UTC)", | ||
| input: time.Date(2024, 1, 15, 14, 30, 0, 0, time.UTC), | ||
| style: "date", | ||
| str: "2024-01-15T14:30:00Z", | ||
| ansi: "2024-01-15T14:30:00Z", | ||
| html: `<span class="date date">2024-01-15T14:30:00Z</span>`, | ||
| markdown: `2024-01-15T14:30:00Z`, | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| name: "RFC3339 time with milliseconds", | ||
| input: time.Date(2024, 1, 15, 14, 30, 45, 123456789, time.UTC), | ||
| style: "date", | ||
| str: "2024-01-15T14:30:45Z", | ||
| ansi: "2024-01-15T14:30:45Z", | ||
| html: `<span class="date date">2024-01-15T14:30:45Z</span>`, | ||
| markdown: `2024-01-15T14:30:45Z`, | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| name: "Zero time", | ||
| input: time.Time{}, | ||
| style: "date", | ||
| str: "", | ||
| ansi: "", | ||
| html: `<span class="date date"></span>`, | ||
| markdown: ``, | ||
| }, | ||
| } | ||
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Time-formatting expectations currently disagree with api.Human implementation
The "Time Formatting" and "High Precision Timestamps" tests expect RFC3339-style strings like 2024-01-15T14:30:00Z (and an empty string for zero time), but api.Human(time.Time, "date") currently formats as:
YYYY-MM-DDfor midnight values,YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS(noT/Z) for other UTC times, andtime.RFC3339only for non-UTC locations, with zero time rendered as"0001-01-01".
As written, these tests will not match the implementation. Please decide whether the desired contract is RFC3339 output (update Human) or the more humanized forms above (update these expectations) and align both sides accordingly to avoid brittle tests.
Also applies to: 321-327
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In formatters/time_duration_formatting_test.go around lines 49 to 79 (and also
apply to lines 321-327), the test expectations expect RFC3339-style output but
the actual api.Human(time.Time, "date") currently returns humanized formats
(YYYY-MM-DD for midnight UTC, YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS for other UTC times, RFC3339
only for non-UTC, and "0001-01-01" for zero time), causing mismatch; pick one of
two fixes and apply consistently across the file: either (A) update these test
expectations to match the current api.Human contract (set midnight UTC to
"YYYY-MM-DD", non-midnight UTC to "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS", non-UTC to RFC3339, and
zero time to "0001-01-01"), or (B) change api.Human to always emit RFC3339 for
UTC (include 'T' and 'Z'), render zero time as an empty string, and trim
milliseconds as the tests expect, then update tests if needed; implement the
chosen change and update all related test cases at the noted lines to keep
implementation and expectations aligned.
| name: ">= 24h (2 days)", | ||
| input: 48 * time.Hour, | ||
| style: "duration", | ||
| str: "2d", | ||
| ansi: "2d", | ||
| html: `<span class="duration duration">2dh</span>`, | ||
| markdown: `2d`, | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| name: ">= 24h (2 days)", | ||
| input: 28 * time.Hour, | ||
| style: "duration", | ||
| str: "2d4h", | ||
| ansi: "2d4h", | ||
| html: `<span class="duration duration">2d4h</span>`, | ||
| markdown: `2d4h`, | ||
| }, |
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Duration tests for ≥24h contain inconsistent expectations (2 days vs 28h, HTML “2dh”)
In the "Duration Formatting" context:
- The case labeled
">= 24h (2 days)"withinput: 28 * time.Hourexpects"2d4h", but 28 hours is1d4h, not2d4h, so either the input or expected string is wrong. - For
48 * time.Hour,stris"2d"buthtmlis<span ...>2dh</span>, which appears to have an extrahcompared to the plain/markdown outputs.
These inconsistencies will either cause failing tests or encode incorrect behavior. I recommend correcting the inputs/expected strings so the duration labels, comments, and formatted values are mathematically consistent.
Also applies to: 223-230
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In formatters/time_duration_formatting_test.go around lines 196-212 (and also
apply the same fix to lines 223-230), update the test cases so the input
durations and expected outputs are mathematically consistent: for 28 * time.Hour
change the expected strings from "2d4h" to "1d4h" (ansi/html/markdown/str), and
for 48 * time.Hour remove the stray "h" in the HTML expectation so it matches
"2d" (change `<span class="duration duration">2dh</span>` to `<span
class="duration duration">2d</span>`), ensuring labels/comments reflect the
corrected day/hour breakdowns.
| // buildLipglossTree builds a lipgloss tree structure from a TreeNode | ||
| func (f *TreeFormatter) buildLipglossTree(node api.TreeNode, depth int) *tree.Tree { | ||
| if node == nil { | ||
| return "" | ||
| } | ||
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| // Check max depth | ||
| if f.Options.MaxDepth >= 0 && depth > f.Options.MaxDepth { | ||
| return "" | ||
| return tree.New() | ||
| } | ||
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| var result strings.Builder | ||
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| _prefix := prefix | ||
| // Build the current line prefix | ||
| if depth > 0 { | ||
| if isLast { | ||
| _prefix += f.Options.LastPrefix | ||
| } else { | ||
| _prefix += f.Options.BranchPrefix | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| result.WriteString(_prefix) | ||
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| // All TreeNodes now implement Pretty(), so use it for formatting | ||
| // All TreeNodes implement Pretty(), so use it for formatting | ||
| prettyText := node.Pretty() | ||
| // Convert Text to string with appropriate formatting | ||
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| // Build the node label with styling | ||
| var nodeLabel string | ||
| if f.NoColor { | ||
| result.WriteString(strings.ReplaceAll(prettyText.String(), "\n", "\n"+_prefix)) | ||
| nodeLabel = prettyText.String() | ||
| } else { | ||
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| // FIXME parse for text for ANSI colors, and then reset the ANSI to print the prefix, and then reset back to the original ansi color | ||
| result.WriteString(strings.ReplaceAll(prettyText.ANSI(), "\n", "\n"+api.Text{Content: _prefix, Style: "text-white"}.ANSI())) | ||
| // Apply lipgloss styling if we have a style | ||
| if prettyText.Style != "" { | ||
| style := parseTailwindToLipgloss(prettyText.Style) | ||
| nodeLabel = style.Render(prettyText.Content) | ||
| } else { | ||
| nodeLabel = prettyText.Content | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| // Handle compact list node specially | ||
| if compactNode, ok := node.(*api.CompactListNode); ok && f.Options.Compact { | ||
| items := f.FormatCompactList(compactNode.GetItems(), "") | ||
| if items != "" { | ||
| result.WriteString(": ") | ||
| result.WriteString(items) | ||
| nodeLabel = nodeLabel + ": " + items | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| result.WriteString("\n") | ||
| // Create the tree with this node as root | ||
| t := tree.New().Root(nodeLabel) | ||
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| // Check if node is collapsed (using pretty text as key) | ||
| // Check if node is collapsed | ||
| if f.Options.CollapsedNodes != nil && f.Options.CollapsedNodes[prettyText.String()] { | ||
| return result.String() | ||
| return t | ||
| } | ||
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| // Process children | ||
| children := node.GetChildren() | ||
| for i, child := range children { | ||
| isLastChild := i == len(children)-1 | ||
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| // Build the prefix for child nodes | ||
| var childPrefix string | ||
| if depth > 0 { | ||
| childPrefix = prefix | ||
| if isLast { | ||
| childPrefix += f.Options.IndentPrefix | ||
| } else { | ||
| childPrefix += f.Options.ContinuePrefix | ||
| // Process children if not at max depth | ||
| if f.Options.MaxDepth < 0 || depth < f.Options.MaxDepth { | ||
| children := node.GetChildren() | ||
| for _, child := range children { | ||
| childTree := f.buildLipglossTree(child, depth+1) | ||
| if childTree != nil { | ||
| t = t.Child(childTree) | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| childOutput := f.FormatTree(child, depth+1, childPrefix, isLastChild) | ||
| result.WriteString(childOutput) | ||
| } | ||
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| return result.String() | ||
| return t | ||
| } |
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Guard against TreeFormatter.Options being nil to avoid panics
buildLipglossTree and FormatTreeFromRoot access f.Options (Compact, CollapsedNodes, MaxDepth, UseUnicode) without nil checks. If any existing code constructs TreeFormatter directly (e.g. &TreeFormatter{Theme: theme}) instead of via NewTreeFormatter, these methods will panic at runtime.
Add a cheap defensive initialization before using f.Options:
func (f *TreeFormatter) buildLipglossTree(node api.TreeNode, depth int) *tree.Tree {
+ if f.Options == nil {
+ f.Options = api.DefaultTreeOptions()
+ }
@@
func (f *TreeFormatter) FormatTreeFromRoot(root api.TreeNode) string {
if root == nil {
return ""
}
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+ if f.Options == nil {
+ f.Options = api.DefaultTreeOptions()
+ }Also applies to: 240-271
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In formatters/tree_formatter.go around lines 138-189 (and also apply same fix at
240-271), guard against f.Options being nil by adding a cheap defensive init at
the start of each method: if f.Options == nil { f.Options =
&TreeFormatterOptions{CollapsedNodes: map[string]bool{}} } so subsequent reads
of Compact, CollapsedNodes, MaxDepth, UseUnicode are safe (ensure CollapsedNodes
is non-nil to avoid map lookups panicking); do this before any access to
f.Options in both buildLipglossTree and FormatTreeFromRoot.
| func TestBatch_ConcurrentContextCancellation(t *testing.T) { | ||
| // This test verifies that concurrent context cancellation doesn't cause panics | ||
| _, cancel := context.WithCancel(context.Background()) | ||
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| items := make([]func(logger.Logger) (string, error), 10) | ||
| for i := range items { | ||
| i := i | ||
| items[i] = func(log logger.Logger) (string, error) { | ||
| time.Sleep(10 * time.Millisecond) | ||
| return fmt.Sprintf("item-%d", i), nil | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| batch := &Batch[string]{ | ||
| Name: "test-cancellation", | ||
| Items: items, | ||
| MaxWorkers: 5, | ||
| } | ||
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| // Cancel context while batch is running | ||
| go func() { | ||
| time.Sleep(20 * time.Millisecond) | ||
| cancel() | ||
| }() | ||
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| // Should be able to read from channel without panics | ||
| count := 0 | ||
| for range results { | ||
| count++ | ||
| } | ||
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| // Channel should be closed, reading again should immediately return | ||
| _, ok := <-results | ||
| if ok { | ||
| t.Error("Channel should be closed") | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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TestBatch_ConcurrentContextCancellation doesn’t actually exercise the batch’s context
This test creates a context.WithCancel(context.Background()), but the resulting ctx is never passed into Batch.Run or the task manager; only cancel() is called. As written, canceling this context has no observable effect on the batch, so the test isn’t verifying concurrent cancellation behavior as the comment suggests.
Consider either:
- Wiring the created context into the batch/task manager so cancellation actually propagates, or
- Simplifying the test to remove the unused context and updating the description to match what’s really being tested (e.g., just channel safety under concurrent completion).
I'll verify the review comment by examining the batch implementation to determine if the Batch.Run() method accepts a context parameter.
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Test comment doesn't match actual behavior—context cancellation has no observable effect
The test creates context.WithCancel() but only assigns cancel, leaving the context unused. Since Batch.Run() accepts no parameters and the struct has no context field, there's no way for this cancellation to affect the batch. The batch uses its own context from the internal task system (flanksourceContext.Context via StartTask), so canceling the stdlib context is a no-op.
The test actually verifies channel closure and panic safety, not context cancellation. Update the test to either:
- Remove the unused stdlib context and rename the test to reflect what it actually tests, or
- Add a context field to
Batchand wire it through toStartTaskso cancellation propagates
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In task/batch_test.go around lines 13-51 the test creates a stdlib context and
cancel func but never uses the context, so cancellation has no effect; either
(A) remove the unused context/cancel, rename the test to reflect it only
verifies channel closure/panic-safety (e.g., TestBatch_ConcurrentChannelClosure)
and adjust assertions accordingly, or (B) add a Context field to Batch, thread
that context through Batch.Run into the internal StartTask so the external
cancel() actually cancels work, update the test to pass the batch.Context to a
cancellable context and call cancel() as intended; pick one approach and update
code and test consistently.
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Avoid closing results and returning from inside the scheduling loop (risk of send on closed channel & skipped monitor)
Inside the for loop, both the ctx.Err() check and the sem.Acquire error path call closeResults() and return from the task function before the monitoring goroutine is started. If any batch item goroutines have already been launched, they will still attempt to send to results after it has been closed, which can panic with “send on closed channel”. These early returns also skip the monitoring goroutine and the <-done wait, bypassing the unified completion/cancellation logic.
You already centralize closure and status handling in the monitor (ctx.Done / timeout / ticker paths). The scheduling loop should not close the channel or return; it should just stop queuing more work and let the monitor handle completion once the existing goroutines finish.
A minimal fix is to break out of the loop on cancellation/Acquire error and rely on the monitor to drive closeResults() and done <- err:
- for i, item := range b.Items {
+ for i, item := range b.Items {
b.tracef(t, "Queuing %s %d of %d", item, i+1, total)
- // Check for context cancellation before acquiring semaphore
- if ctx.Err() != nil {
- closeResults()
- return nil, ctx.Err()
- }
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if err := sem.Acquire(ctx, 1); err != nil {
t.Errorf("failed to acquire semaphore: %v", err)
- closeResults()
- return nil, err
+ // Stop scheduling new items; monitoring goroutine will handle
+ // ctx cancellation / timeout and close the results channel.
+ break
}(Optionally, if you still want the pre-check, change it to if ctx.Err() != nil { break } instead of closing/returning.)
This keeps all channel closing and final status decisions in the monitoring goroutine, avoiding races and preserving the existing done-based completion signaling.
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| t.Errorf("failed to acquire semaphore: %v", err) | |
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| b.tracef(t, "Acquired semaphore %v %d of %d", item, i+1, total) | |
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| b.tracef(t, "Queuing %s %d of %d", item, i+1, total) | |
| if err := sem.Acquire(ctx, 1); err != nil { | |
| t.Errorf("failed to acquire semaphore: %v", err) | |
| // Stop scheduling new items; monitoring goroutine will handle | |
| // ctx cancellation / timeout and close the results channel. | |
| break | |
| } | |
| b.tracef(t, "Acquired semaphore %v %d of %d", item, i+1, total) |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In task/batch.go around lines 61 to 75, the scheduling loop currently calls
closeResults() and returns directly on ctx cancellation or sem.Acquire error,
which can close the results channel while worker goroutines still send to it and
also skips starting the monitor; instead, stop closing/returning inside the loop
— change the ctx.Err() path to break out of the loop (or simply continue to stop
queuing) and on sem.Acquire failure record the error into a local variable
(e.g., scheduleErr) and break, so the loop stops scheduling but the monitor
goroutine remains responsible for closing results and sending the final done
error; ensure the recorded scheduleErr is returned/sent by the monitor instead
of returning from the loop.
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middleware/config.go (1)
836-892: Standardize all error message prefixes for consistency.The error message prefixes have been changed to lowercase for some validation errors (
timeout:,gzip:,secure:,proxy:), but others still use PascalCase (CORS:,RateLimiter:,ContextTimeout:,BodyLimit:,CSRF:). This inconsistency affects user-facing error messages.Apply this diff to standardize all error message prefixes to lowercase:
if config.CORS != nil { if config.CORS.AllowCredentials { for _, origin := range config.CORS.AllowOrigins { if origin == "*" { - return fmt.Errorf("CORS: allow_credentials cannot be true when allow_origins contains '*'") + return fmt.Errorf("cors: allow_credentials cannot be true when allow_origins contains '*'") } } } if config.CORS.MaxAge < 0 { - return fmt.Errorf("CORS: max_age cannot be negative") + return fmt.Errorf("cors: max_age cannot be negative") } }if config.RateLimiter != nil { if config.RateLimiter.RequestsPerSecond <= 0 { - return fmt.Errorf("RateLimiter: requests_per_second must be greater than 0") + return fmt.Errorf("rate_limiter: requests_per_second must be greater than 0") } if config.RateLimiter.Burst <= 0 { - return fmt.Errorf("RateLimiter: burst must be greater than 0") + return fmt.Errorf("rate_limiter: burst must be greater than 0") } }if config.ContextTimeout != nil { if config.ContextTimeout.Timeout <= 0 { - return fmt.Errorf("ContextTimeout: timeout must be greater than 0") + return fmt.Errorf("context_timeout: timeout must be greater than 0") } }if config.BodyLimit != nil { if config.BodyLimit.Limit == "" { - return fmt.Errorf("BodyLimit: limit cannot be empty") + return fmt.Errorf("body_limit: limit cannot be empty") } // Basic format validation for size strings if len(config.BodyLimit.Limit) < 2 { - return fmt.Errorf("BodyLimit: limit format invalid (e.g., '10M', '1G')") + return fmt.Errorf("body_limit: limit format invalid (e.g., '10M', '1G')") } }if config.CSRF != nil { if config.CSRF.TokenLength == 0 { - return fmt.Errorf("CSRF: token_length must be greater than 0") + return fmt.Errorf("csrf: token_length must be greater than 0") } if config.CSRF.CookieMaxAge < 0 { - return fmt.Errorf("CSRF: cookie_max_age cannot be negative") + return fmt.Errorf("csrf: cookie_max_age cannot be negative") } }formatters/pdf/table.go (2)
546-548: Misleading comment contradicts the implementation.The comments state "Force standard text rendering" and "Disabled to ensure text content is visible", but
useAdvancedDrawingis set totrue, which enables advanced drawing mode (not standard text rendering). Either the value should befalseto match the comments, or the comments should be updated to reflect that advanced drawing is now enabled.Apply this diff if standard rendering was intended:
- useAdvancedDrawing := true // Disabled to ensure text content is visible + useAdvancedDrawing := false // Disabled to ensure text content is visibleOr update the comments if advanced drawing is correct:
- // Force standard text rendering for TableComponent to avoid empty cells - // Advanced drawing mode has incomplete drawCellText implementation - useAdvancedDrawing := true // Disabled to ensure text content is visible + // Use advanced drawing mode for TableComponent with full styling support + useAdvancedDrawing := true
729-736: Incomplete color parsing returns hardcoded gray for all colors.The
convertToPropsColormethod returns a hardcoded gray color(128, 128, 128)regardless of the input hex value. This means all background colors in tables will render as gray instead of their intended colors.Would you like me to implement proper hex color parsing? Here's a basic implementation:
func (tc *TableComponent) convertToPropsColor(color api.Color) *props.Color { - // Parse hex color - if strings.HasPrefix(color.Hex, "#") && len(color.Hex) == 7 { - // Simple hex parsing - could be enhanced - return &props.Color{Red: 128, Green: 128, Blue: 128} // Placeholder - } - return &props.Color{Red: 128, Green: 128, Blue: 128} + if strings.HasPrefix(color.Hex, "#") && len(color.Hex) == 7 { + var r, g, b int + fmt.Sscanf(color.Hex, "#%02x%02x%02x", &r, &g, &b) + return &props.Color{Red: r, Green: g, Blue: b} + } + // Fallback to gray if parsing fails + return &props.Color{Red: 128, Green: 128, Blue: 128} }api/filter.go (1)
191-207: Fix code-documentation mismatch: rowToCELMap uses String() but claims Primitive() usageVerified:
rowToCELMap(line 204) andgetVariableDeclarationsFromRow(line 259) both callfieldValue.String(), converting all row fields to strings. However, the comments (lines 193–204) claim to usePrimitive()with strongly-typed values (int64, float64, bool, string, time.Time). No calls toPrimitive()exist in the file.This breaks type-sensitive CEL expressions:
cpu > 80and date comparisons will fail type-checking unless rewritten with explicit casts (e.g.,int(cpu) > 80).Fix:
- Change line 204 and 259 to use
fieldValue.Primitive(), or- Update the comments to document string-only behavior and required CEL casts.
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task/batch.go (1)
64-74: Critical race condition: Closingresultsand returning from scheduling loop still present (unfixed from previous review).The scheduling loop closes the
resultschannel and returns early on context cancellation (lines 66-67) or semaphore acquisition failure (lines 72-73). This creates two critical problems:
- Send on closed channel panic: Worker goroutines already launched will attempt to send to
results(line 101) after it has been closed, causing a panic.- Bypassed monitoring goroutine: Early returns prevent the monitoring goroutine (lines 117-190) from starting, which is designed to handle all cleanup and status updates.
The monitoring goroutine already handles cancellation (lines 125-149) and timeout (lines 150-173) properly. The scheduling loop should not close the channel or return—just stop queuing new work.
Apply this diff to fix the race condition:
for i, item := range b.Items { b.tracef(t, "Queuing item %d of %d", i+1, total) - // Check for context cancellation before acquiring semaphore - if ctx.Err() != nil { - closeResults() - return nil, ctx.Err() - } - if err := sem.Acquire(ctx, 1); err != nil { t.Errorf("failed to acquire semaphore: %v", err) - closeResults() - return nil, err + // Stop scheduling new items; monitoring goroutine will handle + // ctx cancellation / timeout and close the results channel. + break }Alternatively, if you want to preserve the pre-check:
// Check for context cancellation before acquiring semaphore if ctx.Err() != nil { - closeResults() - return nil, ctx.Err() + break }examples/uber_demo/main.go (1)
706-709:showTreesstill ignores mostFileTreeOptionsfields (duplicate issue).This issue was previously flagged in past reviews but remains unresolved. The function only forwards
opts.MaxDepthtoNewFileSystem, ignoringShowHidden,ShowSize,ShowModified, andShowAge. Since flags are bound for all these fields viaAddNamedCommand, users will expect them to affect the output.From the relevant code snippets, I can see that
WithMaxDepthexists infilesystem.go. You need to either:Option 1: Pass the entire opts struct if NewFileSystem accepts a functional option for that:
func showTrees(opts clicky.FileTreeOptions) (any, error) { - return clicky.NewFileSystem(".", clicky.WithMaxDepth(opts.MaxDepth)), nil + return clicky.NewFileSystem(".", + func(c *clicky.FileTreeOptions) { *c = opts }, + ), nil }Option 2: Add corresponding
WithShowHidden,WithShowSize,WithShowModified, andWithShowAgefunctional options to the clicky package (similar toWithMaxDepthat filesystem.go:94-96) and use them here.formatters/excel.go (1)
68-71: Still callingSaveAs("")for in‑memory use and ignoringFieldNameswhen mapping rowsTwo previously‑flagged issues remain in this implementation:
In‑memory usage regression (critical)
FormatPrettyDatacallsFormatPrettyDataToFile(data, "", file)(lines 134–135), butFormatPrettyDataToFilealways executesfile.SaveAs(filename)(lines 119–121). Withfilename == "", this will return an error and break in‑memory Excel generation instead of only writing to the buffer.Header → key mapping still ignores
table.FieldNames(can silently drop data)
Data rows are indexed purely by header strings (lines 97–103) even thoughTextTableexposesFieldNamesprecisely for mapping headers to underlying row keys. When display labels differ from map keys, cells will be skipped.You can address both with a minimal set of changes:
@@ - // Get headers and field names from TableOptions - var headers = table.Headers.AsString() - for i, header := range headers { + // Get headers from TableOptions (display) and use FieldNames for lookups + headers := table.Headers.AsString() + for i, header := range headers { cellRef := f.getCellReference(i+1, currentRow) if err := file.SetCellValue(sheetName, cellRef, header); err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("failed to set header value: %w", err) @@ - // Write data rows using Text.String() for formatted text - for _, row := range table.Rows { - for i, fieldName := range headers { + // Write data rows using Text.String() for formatted text + for _, row := range table.Rows { + for i := range headers { + // Prefer FieldNames[i] when available; fall back to header text + fieldName := headers[i] + if i < len(table.FieldNames) && table.FieldNames[i] != "" { + fieldName = table.FieldNames[i] + } cellRef := f.getCellReference(i+1, currentRow) if fieldValue, exists := row[fieldName]; exists { if err := file.SetCellValue(sheetName, cellRef, fieldValue.String()); err != nil { @@ - // Save the file - if err := file.SaveAs(filename); err != nil { - return fmt.Errorf("failed to save Excel file: %w", err) - } - - return nil + // Save the file only when a filename is provided; in‑memory callers pass "". + if filename != "" { + if err := file.SaveAs(filename); err != nil { + return fmt.Errorf("failed to save Excel file: %w", err) + } + } + + return nilThis restores in‑memory behavior and aligns header lookups with the
FieldNamesmapping used elsewhere (e.g., inapi/table.go).Also applies to: 73-88, 97-108, 110-117, 119-124, 134-135
api/human.go (1)
22-42:HumanDatestill panics on nil*time.Time; align withHuman’s nil handlingIn the
case *time.Timebranch,t.Format(format)is called unconditionally. If a nil*time.Timeis passed, this will panic.Humanalready guards against nil*time.Timeand returns an emptyText, soHumanDateshould mirror that behavior.A minimal fix:
- case *time.Time: - return Text{ - Content: t.Format(format), - Style: "date", - } + case *time.Time: + if t == nil { + // Represent an empty date while keeping date styling + return Text{Style: "date"} + } + return Text{ + Content: t.Format(format), + Style: "date", + }This keeps the API consistent and avoids panics when a nil
*time.Timeis passed through.api/text.go (1)
109-192: WireList.Unstyledinto the renderers (currently has no effect)The
Unstyled boolfield is defined at Line 109 but is never consulted by any of the four renderer methods (String()lines 119-129,Markdown()lines 131-146,ANSI()lines 148-166, andHTML()lines 168-192). As noted in the previous review, callers cannot actually request an unstyled list.Implement early returns in each renderer when
l.Unstyledis true, joining rendered items without bullets or numbering.Based on learnings
formatters/html/html_formatter.go (1)
504-535: UseTextTable.FieldNameswhen reading row cells informatCompactTableHTMLAt Line 526,
formatCompactTableHTMLindexes row cells byheader.String(), butparseTableDatastores row values keyed by the underlying field name, andTextTable.FieldNamesmaps header index → field name. When a column has a custom label (Label!=Name), compact tables will render empty cells.Recommend using
FieldNames(with a safe fallback) for lookups:- for _, header := range table.Headers { - cellValue := row[header.String()] + for colIdx, header := range table.Headers { + key := header.String() + if colIdx < len(table.FieldNames) && table.FieldNames[colIdx] != "" { + key = table.FieldNames[colIdx] + } + cellValue := row[key] result.WriteString(fmt.Sprintf( `<td class="border border-gray-300 px-2 py-1">%s</td>`, cellValue.HTML(), )) }This keeps labels independent from the map keys used to store cell values.
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middleware/jwt.go (1)
203-217: LGTM! Cleaner control flow with the switch statement.The refactor from if-else to a switch statement improves readability and makes the key type handling more explicit with clear cases for "RSA PUBLIC KEY" (PKCS1) and "PUBLIC KEY" (PKIX). The default case appropriately handles invalid key types.
Optional: Consider applying the same pattern to ECDSA for consistency.
Lines 219-225 handle ECDSA key types using if-else. For consistency, you could refactor this to also use a switch statement:
case strings.HasPrefix(signingMethod, "ES"): // ECDSA public key for validation - if block.Type == "PUBLIC KEY" { + switch block.Type { + case "PUBLIC KEY": return x509.ParsePKIXPublicKey(block.Bytes) - } else { + default: return nil, fmt.Errorf("expected ECDSA public key, got %s", block.Type) }task/batch.go (2)
16-21: UnusedResultsfield inBatch[T]struct.The
Resultsfield is never populated in theRun()method. The method returns a channel ofBatchResult[T]instead, making this field unused. Consider removing it to avoid confusion.Apply this diff to remove the unused field:
type Batch[T any] struct { Name string Items []func(logger logger.Logger) (T, error) MaxWorkers int - Results []T }
121-121: Consider making the batch timeout configurable.The 5-hour timeout is hardcoded. Consider adding a
Timeoutfield toBatch[T]with a reasonable default to allow users to customize this for different workloads.type Batch[T any] struct { Name string Items []func(logger logger.Logger) (T, error) MaxWorkers int - Results []T + Timeout time.Duration // defaults to 5 hours if zero }Then in the monitoring goroutine:
+ batchTimeout := b.Timeout + if batchTimeout == 0 { + batchTimeout = 5 * time.Hour + } - timeout := time.After(5 * time.Hour) + timeout := time.After(batchTimeout)task/manager.go (1)
719-728: Consider renaming timeout variable for clarity.The
timeoutvariable is used as a warning interval threshold rather than a hard timeout limit. It's doubled on each iteration for exponential backoff, which could be confusing.Consider renaming for clarity:
- timeout := time.Second * 10 + warningInterval := time.Second * 10 start := time.Now() ticker := time.NewTicker(10 * time.Millisecond) defer ticker.Stop() for { - if time.Since(start) > timeout { + if time.Since(start) > warningInterval { logger.Warnf("Still waiting for all tasks to complete after %v", time.Since(start)) - timeout *= 2 // Exponential backoff for next warning + warningInterval *= 2 // Exponential backoff for next warning }exec/exec.go (1)
80-95: ExecResult Pretty/PrettyFull and Args propagation are solid; minor logging nuance
- Adding
ArgstoExecResultand rendering them inPretty()is useful, and the newPrettyFull()that inlines stdout/stderr (withmax-lines-20and error styling) fits well with the Textable model.- The guard
if r.Error != nil && r.Error.Error() != fmt.Sprintf("exit code: %d", r.ExitCode)nicely avoids duplicating the exit-code message while still surfacing richer errors.One minor nuance: PID display is now gated by
log.IsTraceEnabled()on the package-levelexeclogger, not theProcess’s logger. If a caller uses a custom logger on theProcess, its trace level no longer controls whether PIDs are shown; only the globalexeclogger does. If that’s undesirable, consider basing this check onr.process.log(when present) or on a global trace flag instead of the package-scope logger.Overall, the result/pretty-printing changes look good.
Also applies to: 112-154, 315-327
formatters/csv_formatter.go (1)
45-75: CSV formatter is now strictly table-based; confirm behavior for PrettyData without tablesThe refactor to use
data.FirstTable()and then emit:
- headers via
table.Headers.AsString(), and- rows via
table.AsString(row)is clean and aligns with the new table abstraction.
One semantic change to double‑check: if
PrettyDatahas no tables,FormatPrettyDatanow returnsfmt.Errorf("no tables defined"). Previously, non‑table data (summary-only, tree-only, etc.) would have been flattened or resulted in an empty CSV. If callers may legitimately pass PrettyData without tables, you might want to:
- Either keep returning an empty string with no error, or
- Clearly document that CSV output requires at least one table and that “no tables defined” is a hard error.
Otherwise the new implementation looks good.
formatters/markdown_formatter.go (1)
40-44: Markdown formatter now just delegates todata.Markdown(); options/NoColor are effectively unusedSimplifying
FormatPrettyDatatoreturn data.Markdown(), nilis nice and keeps Markdown generation in one place.However, this also means:
- The
FormatOptionsargument is now ignored.- The
MarkdownFormatter.NoColorfield is no longer honored by this path.If no callers rely on those knobs anymore, consider removing
FormatOptionsfrom this method (and any dead fields likeNoColor) to avoid confusion. If there are still use cases (e.g., colorless output or section selection), you may want to reintroduce those behaviors via options to the underlying Markdown rendering instead of silently dropping them.formatters/html/html_pdf_formatter.go (1)
14-17: Options are ignored whenFormatis called with*api.PrettyDataThe new
Formatcorrectly threadsFormatOptionsintohtmlFormatter.Formatfor generic inputs, but the*api.PrettyDatafast‑path callsFormatPrettyData(prettData)without passingopts, so HTML/PDF options (theme, tweaks, etc.) are silently dropped for that case.Consider either:
- Adding a
FormatPrettyDataWithOptions(*api.PrettyData, formatters.FormatOptions)helper and using it here, or- Removing the special‑case and always going through
htmlFormatter.Format(data, opts)so options are applied uniformly.Also applies to: 42-53
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task/manager.go (1)
format.go (1)
Warnf(56-58)
formatters/html/html_formatter.go (4)
formatters/parser.go (2)
ToPrettyDataWithOptions(302-331)PrettifyFieldName(192-194)api/meta.go (5)
PrettyData(18-24)TextTable(161-166)FieldMeta(299-303)TypedValue(305-315)NewTree(82-98)api/text.go (1)
Textable(30-35)api/types.go (2)
PrettyField(42-64)TableOptions(68-76)
formatters/pdf/table.go (1)
api/types.go (1)
RenderFunc(37-37)
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middleware/jwt.go (1)
190-190: LGTM! Correct modernization to os.ReadFile.The replacement of
ioutil.ReadFilewithos.ReadFilealigns with Go 1.16+ best practices, asioutil.ReadFilehas been deprecated.formatters/pdf/table.go (2)
499-499: LGTM! Idiomatic use of promoted field.Using the promoted
RenderFuncfield directly is more idiomatic Go than explicitly accessingtc.Component.RenderFunc. Both refer to the same field due to embedding, but this reads cleaner.
992-992: LGTM! Consistent use of promoted field.Same improvement as Line 499 - using the promoted
RenderFuncfield directly is the idiomatic approach.task/batch.go (2)
29-60: LGTM!The setup logic is well-structured with appropriate synchronization primitives and sensible defaults.
192-199: LGTM!The completion logic properly waits for the monitoring goroutine to signal via the
donechannel and correctly returns the results channel to the caller.examples/uber_demo/go.mod (1)
6-6: Verify clicky pseudo-version is current.The pseudo-version
v0.0.0-20250813170955-5d09bb0e45d6is dated August 2025, approximately 3 months before the PR submission date. Given thereplacedirective points to the local development copy, ensure this version reference reflects the current state of the main module being tested, or update it to the latest commit hash.go.mod (3)
15-15: New and updated testing/rendering dependencies align with feature scope.The additions of
github.com/itchyny/gojq,github.com/olekukonko/tablewriter, and version bumps forginkgo/v2andtestifyare consistent with the PR's typed rendering system and UI/formatting pipeline work. Ensure these dependencies have been properly integrated into the codebase and that test suites pass with the updated versions.Also applies to: 22-23, 27-30
149-152: Significant transitive dependency updates (OTEL, K8s) should be verified for compatibility.OTEL packages have been bumped to v1.38.0 and K8s packages to v0.34.1. Verify that:
- No breaking changes in OTEL v1.38.0 affect instrumentation or metric/trace collection.
- K8s v0.34.1 is compatible with your target cluster versions and all client-go usage patterns.
Also applies to: 171-171, 173-174
3-3: No issues found.Go 1.25.1 is a valid patch release that was released on September 3, 2025 and is appropriate for use in November 2025.
task/manager.go (6)
37-37: LGTM: Atomic bool migration is correct.The migration from plain
booltoatomic.Boolfor concurrent access is properly implemented. Fields are correctly initialized and all access patterns in the file use.Load()and.Store()methods.Also applies to: 47-48, 210-211
339-366: LGTM: Emergency cleanup is well-implemented.The function properly handles direct terminal reset using escape sequences, which is appropriate for emergency/fatal error paths. The locking around
capturingOutputcheck and the fallback toos.Stderrare correct.
377-379: LGTM: Early return optimization is correct.When progress display is disabled (
noProgress.Load()returns true), the render loop doesn't activate alternate screen mode, so skipping the wait and cleanup is the correct optimization.
811-811: LGTM: Ignoring write errors is safe here.The
bufferingWriter.Writeimplementation (lines 760-781) always returnslen(p), niland never produces errors, so ignoring the return values in these hot-path writes is safe.Also applies to: 822-822
90-93: LGTM: Test environment detection is well-implemented.The automatic disabling of progress and color output in test environments using
isTestEnvironment()is a good practice that will improve test output readability.
135-135: LGTM: Default terminal width is reasonable.Setting the default width to 120 characters when terminal size detection fails is a sensible fallback value.
Also applies to: 138-138
examples/uber_demo/main.go (4)
22-79: LGTM!The showcase types are well-structured with appropriate PrettyRow implementations for table formatting.
454-506: LGTM!The color and text style showcase builders comprehensively demonstrate the available formatting options.
613-704: LGTM!The show functions properly construct and return their respective showcase data with appropriate table examples and data structures.
711-742: LGTM!The main function properly integrates with Cobra and Clicky's command system, establishing a well-structured CLI with subcommands for different showcase types.
text/line_processor_builtin.go (1)
32-45: ANSI redaction switch onQuoteCharlooks correctThe switch over
token.QuoteCharkeeps the existing behavior for single-, double-, and unquoted tokens while making the control flow clearer. No functional issues spotted.exec/exec.go (1)
23-41: Shared logger and new debug/trace behavior look consistent; be aware of implicit teeing in debug mode
- Using a shared package-level
log = logger.GetLogger("exec")in both constructors standardizes logging and still allows per-process overrides viaWithLogger.- The new
exec.debug/DEBUGenv gate inRun()that callsp.Debug()is convenient, but note it also:
- Wraps the logger with
NewDebugLoggerat trace level.- Tees stdout/stderr to
os.Stdout/os.Stderr. This is great for troubleshooting, but may be noisy in some environments; just something to keep in mind.- The new
Tracef(p.Pretty().ANSI())at the end ofRun()gives a concise, structured summary of the execution, which is a nice improvement over ad‑hoc logging.- Expanding the Short() arg truncation to
max-w-[100ch](Line 452) should make most commands more readable in logs without flooding the UI.No correctness issues spotted here; changes mostly improve observability.
Also applies to: 438-455, 543-558, 614-616, 635-636
api/table.go (1)
49-102: TextTable rendering andFieldNamesusage look consistent and robustThe core rendering paths (tablewriter + lipgloss) correctly:
- Guard on empty headers.
- Use
FieldNamesfor row lookups when available, falling back to header text.- Share lookup logic between plain/ANSI and lipgloss renderers.
- Apply Tailwind-derived styles only when enabled, without risking panics.
This aligns well with the new typed table abstractions and should behave predictably across Markdown/HTML/ANSI outputs.
Also applies to: 104-176
formatters/markdown_formatter_test.go (1)
59-66: Verify column order betweenTableOptions.Columnsand expected Markdown header
TableOptions.Columnsare defined in the orderid, config, metadata, priority, but the expected Markdown header string assertsconfig | id | metadata | priority. If the renderer now respectsColumnsorder, this test may be asserting the wrong column sequence. Please confirm the intended ordering and adjust eitherColumnsorexpectedaccordingly.formatters/parser.go (5)
73-108: LGTM! GetStructRow correctly refactored to api.TextListThe signature change from
[]stringtoapi.TextListand the row-building logic (appendingapi.Text{Content: ...}orpretty.Pretty()) correctly align with the broader TypedValue refactor across the PR.
301-331: LGTM! Pretty interface handling correctly uses NewTypedValueThe function properly delegates to
api.NewTypedValue(pretty)for types implementing the Pretty interface, aligning with the new TypedValue-based data pipeline.
577-616: LGTM! Column ordering feature correctly implementedThe new column sorting logic using
api.ExtractOrderValueto parse Tailwindorder-Xclasses from column styles is well-structured and correctly sorts columns before buildingtableFields.
638-652: LGTM! Table construction correctly uses TypedValue wrappersThe PrettyData construction properly uses
api.TryTypedValue(rows)and the newTableOptions.Columnsfield, aligning with the TypedValue-based refactor.
677-707: LGTM! TryTypedValue early returns correctly handle various typesThe early returns using
api.TryTypedValue(data)correctly handle types that can be directly converted to TypedValue, avoiding unnecessary reflection-based parsing.api/text.go (5)
37-45: LGTM! CompactList provides useful abstractionThe generic
CompactList[T any]function correctly creates aListwithMaxInline: 3and usesHuman(item)for formatting, providing a convenient way to render collections compactly.
59-67: LGTM! MarshalJSON correctly serializes Text to JSON stringThe JSON marshaling correctly concatenates
Contentwith all children'sString()representations before marshaling, providing a sensible JSON serialization for the Text type.
599-687: LGTM! TextList provides comprehensive collection utilitiesThe new
TextListtype and its methods (Strings(),JoinNewlines(),Join(),Indent(),AsANSI(),AsHTML(),AsMarkdown(),AsString(), and Textable implementations) provide a well-structured abstraction for working with collections of Textable items.
689-713: LGTM! ExtractOrderValue correctly parses Tailwind order classesThe function properly extracts order values from Tailwind
order-Xclasses in style strings, returning 0 for items without explicit ordering. The implementation usingstrings.Fieldsandfmt.Sscanfis correct.
407-429: LGTM! IsEmpty guards prevent rendering empty key-value pairsThe new
IsEmpty()method and its integration intoString(),ANSI(), andMarkdown()methods correctly prevents rendering empty key-value pairs (where value is nil or empty string).formatters/html/html_formatter.go (4)
15-33: LGTM! Embedded assets improve deploymentThe use of
//go:embeddirectives for CSS and JS assets (tree.css, tree.js, gridjs-theme.css, pdf.css, tooltips.js) and theinit()registration of the HTML formatter are well-structured improvements.
106-114: LGTM! Format signature updated to accept FormatOptionsThe signature change to
Format(in interface{}, options formatters.FormatOptions)and the varargs unwrapping logic correctly support format options and handle common usage patterns.
219-232: LGTM! Table data extraction handles multiple TypedValue representationsThe logic correctly checks both
fieldValue.TableandfieldValue.Textable.(api.TextTable)to extract table data, accommodating different ways tables can be represented in TypedValue.Also applies to: 376-384
702-710: LGTM! Tree rendering correctly simplified to use TextTree.HTML()The tree rendering logic has been properly refactored to use
fieldValue.Tree.HTML()(lines 704-709) andapi.NewTree(root).HTML()(lines 730-732), leveraging the new TextTree HTML rendering methods.Also applies to: 730-732
api/parser.go (5)
138-194: LGTM! parseTableField correctly uses TableOptions.ColumnsThe function has been properly updated to use
TableOptions.Columnsinstead of the deprecatedFieldsproperty, aligning with the new table structure definitions.
307-446: LGTM! ParseDataWithSchema correctly refactored to TypedValue-based outputThe function now properly constructs
TypedListandTypedMapinstead of legacy Value structures, and correctly attachesFieldMetafor rendering hints (lines 352-356). Nested structure handling viaTypedMap(lines 408-412) is well-implemented.
448-502: LGTM! parseTableData correctly refactored to return TextTableThe function now properly returns
TextTablewithHeaders,FieldNames, andRowspopulated fromfield.TableOptions.Columns, correctly implementing the new typed table structure.
906-916: LGTM! ProcessFieldValue signature correctly changed to return TypedValueThe function signature change from returning
interface{}toTypedValueis a key part of the refactor, and the circular reference tracking via the visited map is correctly initialized.
918-1051: LGTM! processFieldValueWithVisited correctly implements TypedValue conversionThe function properly handles all types (primitives, Textable, Pretty, slices, maps, structs) and wraps them in appropriate TypedValue containers (
TypedList,TypedMap,Textable). Circular reference detection (lines 920-932) is well-implemented.
| // createIconsShowcase creates a comprehensive showcase of all available icons | ||
| func createIconsShowcase() (items []IconShowcase) { | ||
| for k, v := range icons.All { | ||
| items = append(items, IconShowcase{ | ||
| Icon: api.Text{}.Add(v.WithStyle("text-xl text-green-500")), | ||
| Name: k, | ||
| }) | ||
| } | ||
| return items | ||
| } |
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IconShowcase.Description field is never populated.
The IconShowcase struct defines a Description field (line 26), but createIconsShowcase never sets it. Either populate meaningful descriptions for each icon or remove the unused field from the struct definition.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In examples/uber_demo/main.go around lines 443 to 452, the
IconShowcase.Description field is never set; update createIconsShowcase to
populate Description (or remove the field if intentionally unused). Fix by
computing a meaningful description per icon—e.g., derive a human-readable label
from the key (replace dashes/underscores with spaces and title-case it) or look
up a short description map—and set Description: that value when constructing
IconShowcase; if no description is needed, remove the Description field from the
IconShowcase struct and any references to it.
| // Debug: check if FileSystem is set | ||
| fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "[DEBUG showAll] FileSystem nil? %v\n", demo.FileSystem == nil) | ||
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| // Handle PDF format separately (requires filename) | ||
| if *format == "pdf" { | ||
| outputFile := *output | ||
| if outputFile == "" { | ||
| outputFile = "uber_demo.pdf" | ||
| } | ||
| err := manager.Pdf(demo, outputFile) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "Error creating PDF: %v\n", err) | ||
| os.Exit(1) | ||
| } | ||
| fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "PDF written to: %s\n", outputFile) | ||
| return | ||
| clicky.Infof(clicky.MustFormat(*demo.FileSystem, clicky.FormatOptions{Pretty: true, Format: "pretty"})) |
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Remove debug statements and separate FileSystem formatting call.
These debug fprintf statements and the separate clicky.Infof(clicky.MustFormat(*demo.FileSystem, ...)) call appear to be debugging artifacts that should be removed before merging.
Apply this diff:
- // Debug: check if FileSystem is set
- fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "[DEBUG showAll] FileSystem nil? %v\n", demo.FileSystem == nil)
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- clicky.Infof(clicky.MustFormat(*demo.FileSystem, clicky.FormatOptions{Pretty: true, Format: "pretty"}))
- // Conditionally include showcases based on flagsCommittable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In examples/uber_demo/main.go around lines 588 to 591, remove the debug fprintf
and the standalone clicky.Infof(clicky.MustFormat(...)) debug call; instead,
only log the formatted FileSystem when it is non-nil by checking demo.FileSystem
!= nil and then calling clicky.Infof with the formatted output in a single call
(e.g., compute the formatted string with clicky.MustFormat and pass it to
clicky.Infof), deleting the debug fprintf line and replacing the separate
formatting call with the conditional, single logging call.
| // Clear all type demo fields except FileSystem (which is now a tree demo) | ||
| demo.StringField = "" | ||
| demo.IntField = 0 | ||
| demo.Orders = nil | ||
| } |
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Incomplete field clearing when IncludeTypes is false.
When opts.IncludeTypes is false, only StringField, IntField, and Orders are cleared, but UberDemo has many other type demonstration fields (FloatField, BoolField, all pointer fields, slices, maps, nested structs, etc.) that remain populated. This inconsistency may confuse users.
Either clear all type demo fields comprehensively or reconsider this filtering approach.
| select { | ||
| case <-done: | ||
| fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "✅ All tasks completed gracefully\n") | ||
| case <-time.After(tm.gracefulTimeout): | ||
| fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "⏰ Task shutdown timeout reached\n") | ||
| case success := <-done: | ||
| if success { | ||
| fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "✅ All tasks completed gracefully\n") | ||
| } else { | ||
| fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "⏰ Task shutdown timeout reached\n") | ||
| } | ||
| case <-time.After(tm.gracefulTimeout + time.Second): | ||
| fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "⏰ Task shutdown timeout exceeded\n") | ||
| } |
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Simplify redundant timeout handling.
The select statement has two overlapping timeout cases:
- The
donechannel receives a timeout signal aftergracefulTimeout - An additional timeout after
gracefulTimeout + 1 second
The second timeout case (lines 271-272) will rarely fire since the goroutine at line 244 always sends on the done channel when its timeout expires. This creates confusion about the actual timeout behavior.
Consider simplifying to a single timeout:
- select {
- case success := <-done:
- if success {
- fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "✅ All tasks completed gracefully\n")
- } else {
- fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "⏰ Task shutdown timeout reached\n")
- }
- case <-time.After(tm.gracefulTimeout + time.Second):
- fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "⏰ Task shutdown timeout exceeded\n")
- }
+ success := <-done
+ if success {
+ fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "✅ All tasks completed gracefully\n")
+ } else {
+ fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "⏰ Task shutdown timeout reached\n")
+ }📝 Committable suggestion
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| select { | |
| case <-done: | |
| fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "✅ All tasks completed gracefully\n") | |
| case <-time.After(tm.gracefulTimeout): | |
| fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "⏰ Task shutdown timeout reached\n") | |
| case success := <-done: | |
| if success { | |
| fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "✅ All tasks completed gracefully\n") | |
| } else { | |
| fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "⏰ Task shutdown timeout reached\n") | |
| } | |
| case <-time.After(tm.gracefulTimeout + time.Second): | |
| fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "⏰ Task shutdown timeout exceeded\n") | |
| } | |
| success := <-done | |
| if success { | |
| fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "✅ All tasks completed gracefully\n") | |
| } else { | |
| fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "⏰ Task shutdown timeout reached\n") | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In task/manager.go around lines 264 to 273, the select has two overlapping
timeout branches which is redundant and confusing; remove the final time.After
case (lines 271-272) and rely on the existing done channel for both successful
completion and timeout signal, ensuring the goroutine that sends on done still
sends an appropriate boolean (true for success, false for timeout) so the select
only needs the single done case to decide which message to print.
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examples/file-tree-demo.go (1)
250-254: Remove unused FileSystem struct definition.The
FileSystemstruct is defined with a comment suggesting wrapping, but it's never instantiated or used. Line 254 passestreedirectly toclicky.MustPrint()instead of wrapping it. Either remove the struct definition (lines 250-252) or use it as intended.Apply this diff to remove the dead code:
- // Wrap in a struct for formatting - // The pretty:"tree" tag ensures the tree formatter is used - type FileSystem struct { - Root *FileTreeNode `json:"root" yaml:"root" pretty:"tree"` - } - clicky.MustPrint(tree)cobra_command.go (1)
77-143: Pass CLI args to bothargs:"true"andstdin:"true"fields to preserve documented fallback behaviorIn
AddNamedCommand'sRunE(lines 162-165), you pass CLIargsonly to the field marked withargs:"true"andnilto all other fields:argsToPass := []string(nil) if fv.IsArgs && argsFieldValue == fv { argsToPass = args }However,
flags.AssignFieldValuedocuments and implements thatstdin:"true"fields should fall back to CLI args when stdin is unavailable (flags/assignment.go lines 30-32, 61-63):} else if val == "" && fv.IsStdin && len(args) > 0 { // stdin:"true" can also use args as fallback val = args[0]By passing
nil, the conditionlen(args) > 0becomes false, disabling the fallback for stdin fields. This breaks the documented behavior.Fix: Pass
argsto both IsArgs and IsStdin fields:argsToPass := []string(nil) if fv.IsArgs || fv.IsStdin { argsToPass = args }Then document whether only one field should consume args, or if both may compete.
api/filter.go (1)
191-207: Stale comments and broken typed CEL filtering for table rows confirmedThe review comment is accurate. The change from
FieldValue.Primitive()(which returns actual typed values:int64,float64,bool,time.Time) toTypedValue.String()(which returns a formatted text string) fundamentally breaks typed CEL filtering:
Behavioral impact confirmed
rowToCELMapnow passesfieldValue.String()toinferCELTypeFromValueString()always returns a Gostring, soinferCELTypeFromValuealways matches thestringcase and returnscel.StringType- All table row CEL variables are now declared as strings, not their actual types
- Numeric comparisons like
status == 200orage > 18will fail type-checking or require string literals likestatus == "200"Stale documentation confirmed
- Comments on
rowToCELMap(lines 193, 197–205) still referencePrimitive()and list expected typed values (int64,float64,bool,time.Time)- These comments no longer match the actual behavior and will mislead maintainers
Contrast with tree filtering
- Tree helpers (
collectTreeVariableDeclarations, etc.) correctly usenodeToCELMapwhich returns actual values (not string-formatted), preserving proper CEL type inference- This asymmetry suggests the string-only approach for tables may be unintentional
Required actions:
- Either restore typed filtering for table rows (use a typed accessor equivalent to
Primitive()) or explicitly document that table filters now accept only string-based comparisons- Update comments to reflect the actual string-only behavior, or update code to restore typed comparisons
formatters/html/html_formatter.go (1)
294-343: Deferred nested tables will render with no headers or cellsIn
FormatPrettyData, non-compact nested tables are collected as:if fieldValue.Table != nil && fieldValue.FieldMeta != nil && !fieldValue.FieldMeta.CompactItems { deferredTables = append(deferredTables, deferredTable{ table: fieldValue.Table, fieldName: prettyFieldName, fieldMeta: fieldValue.FieldMeta, }) } ... for _, deferred := range deferredTables { ... field := api.PrettyField{Name: deferred.fieldMeta.Name} tableHTML = f.formatTableDataHTML(deferred.table, field) // or WithGridJS }But both
formatTableDataHTMLandformatTableDataHTMLWithGridJSrely solely onfield.TableOptions.Columnsto build headers and readrow[tableField.Name]. For these syntheticPrettyFields,TableOptions.Columnsis empty, so:
- No headers are emitted.
- The inner loop over columns never runs, so no cell content is rendered.
Net effect: deferred nested tables appear as blank tables.
A straightforward fix is to derive columns from the
api.TextTableitself whenfield.TableOptions.Columnsis empty, e.g.:func (f *HTMLFormatter) buildColumnsFromTextTable(table *api.TextTable) []api.PrettyField { cols := make([]api.PrettyField, len(table.Headers)) for i, header := range table.Headers { name := header.String() if i < len(table.FieldNames) && table.FieldNames[i] != "" { name = table.FieldNames[i] } cols[i] = api.PrettyField{ Name: name, Label: header.String(), } } return cols }and in the deferred rendering loop:
- field := api.PrettyField{Name: deferred.fieldMeta.Name} + field := api.PrettyField{ + Name: deferred.fieldMeta.Name, + TableOptions: api.TableOptions{ + Columns: f.buildColumnsFromTextTable(deferred.table), + }, + }with the analogous change in the GridJS branch. That keeps deferred tables consistent with top-level tables.
Also applies to: 427-449
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formatters/excel.go (2)
119-122: GuardSaveAsfor in-memory usage;FormatPrettyDatacurrently triggersSaveAs("")and fails
FormatPrettyDatacalls:if err := f.FormatPrettyDataToFile(data, "", file); err != nil { return "", err }but
FormatPrettyDataToFileunconditionally does:if err := file.SaveAs(filename); err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("failed to save Excel file: %w", err) }When
filename == "", this path will either error (invalid path) or at minimum perform an unintended filesystem write attempt, breaking the in-memory contract ofFormatPrettyData.Recommend guarding the save so it only occurs when a non-empty filename is provided:
- // Save the file - if err := file.SaveAs(filename); err != nil { - return fmt.Errorf("failed to save Excel file: %w", err) - } - - return nil + // Save the file only when a filename is provided. Callers like + // FormatPrettyData pass an empty name for in-memory use. + if filename != "" { + if err := file.SaveAs(filename); err != nil { + return fmt.Errorf("failed to save Excel file: %w", err) + } + } + + return nilThis restores the intended in-memory behavior and keeps file I/O confined to
FormatToFile/callers that actually pass a path.Please confirm in your tests that
FormatPrettyDatano longer attempts any disk writes and thatexcelize.File.SaveAsbehaves as expected whenfilenameis non-empty but invalid (e.g., permission errors are surfaced correctly).Also applies to: 128-144
73-80: UseFieldNames(with header fallback) when indexing row data, not header text directlyHere you derive
headers := table.Headers.AsString()and then use those strings directly as map keys forrow[fieldName]. If headers are user-facing labels andtable.Rowsis keyed by underlying field names (as inFieldNames), any divergence between header text and field keys will silently skip cells.Recommend following the pattern from your table API: prefer
table.FieldNames[i]when present, falling back to the header text only when the field name is empty. For example:- headers := table.Headers.AsString() - for i, fieldName := range headers { + headers := table.Headers.AsString() + for i := range headers { + fieldName := "" + if i < len(table.FieldNames) && table.FieldNames[i] != "" { + fieldName = table.FieldNames[i] + } else { + fieldName = headers[i] + } cellRef := f.getCellReference(i+1, currentRow) - if err := file.SetCellValue(sheetName, cellRef, header); err != nil { + if err := file.SetCellValue(sheetName, cellRef, headers[i]); err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("failed to set header value: %w", err) } } @@ - for _, row := range table.Rows { - for i, fieldName := range headers { + for _, row := range table.Rows { + for i := range headers { + fieldName := "" + if i < len(table.FieldNames) && table.FieldNames[i] != "" { + fieldName = table.FieldNames[i] + } else { + fieldName = headers[i] + } cellRef := f.getCellReference(i+1, currentRow) if fieldValue, exists := row[fieldName]; exists { if err := file.SetCellValue(sheetName, cellRef, fieldValue.String()); err != nil {This avoids silent data loss when display headers change while field keys remain stable.
Please double-check
api.Table’s exactFieldNames/Headerscontract to ensure this mapping matches your canonical rendering logic inapi/table.go.Also applies to: 97-105
task/batch_test.go (1)
13-51: Test doesn't verify context cancellation—context is unusedThis issue was already identified in a previous review: the test creates a context and cancel function, but the context is discarded (
_) and never passed to the batch. SinceBatch.Run()accepts no parameters and uses its own internal context, callingcancel()has no observable effect. The test only verifies channel safety, not context cancellation.api/human.go (1)
22-41: Guard*time.TimeinHumanDateto avoid panicsIn
HumanDate:case *time.Time: return Text{ Content: t.Format(format), Style: "date", }If
dis anil *time.Time,t.Formatwill panic.Humanalready handles*time.Timesafely by checking forniland returning an emptyText.To align behavior and avoid panics, add a nil check:
- case *time.Time: - return Text{ - Content: t.Format(format), - Style: "date", - } + case *time.Time: + if t == nil { + // Preserve date styling while representing an empty value + return Text{Style: "date"} + } + return Text{ + Content: t.Format(format), + Style: "date", + }This keeps callers safe when passing optional
*time.Timevalues throughHumanDate.formatters/manager.go (2)
88-101: Unify HTML/HTMLPDF error messages and fix import path/typoThe logic is now correct, but the error text is inconsistent and still points to
formatters/httpwith a typo:
HTML/HTMLPDFuse"registing using 'import _ github.com/flanksource/clicky/formatters/http'".- Other code paths (e.g.,
FormatWithOptions) use theformatters/htmlpackage and “register” wording.Recommend aligning all three HTML/HTMLPDF error messages to the same string, e.g.:
- return "", fmt.Errorf("html formatter not registered, registing using 'import _ github.com/flanksource/clicky/formatters/http'") + return "", fmt.Errorf("html formatter not registered, register using 'import _ github.com/flanksource/clicky/formatters/html'")and the analogous change for
"html-pdf".
406-411: Align schema-aware HTML error text with other HTML paths
FormatWithSchema’s HTML/HTML-PDF branch has:return "", fmt.Errorf("%s formatter not registered, registing using 'import _ github.com/flanksource/clicky/formatters/html'", options.Format)This differs from
FormatWithOptions/HTML()in wording and still has the “registing” typo. Suggest reusing the same centralized error message used elsewhere so callers see consistent guidance.formatters/html/html_formatter.go (1)
505-535: Compact table cells are still looked up by header label, not field name
formatCompactTableHTMLcontinues to index rows withheader.String():for _, header := range table.Headers { ... cellValue := row[header.String()] ... }However,
parseTableDatastores row values keyed by field name, andTextTable.FieldNamesmaps header index → field name. When labels differ from names, compact tables will render empty/incorrect cells.Recommend switching to
FieldNameswith a safe fallback, e.g.:- for _, header := range table.Headers { - result.WriteString(fmt.Sprintf(`<th ...>%s</th>`, html.EscapeString(header.String()))) - } + for colIdx, header := range table.Headers { + result.WriteString(fmt.Sprintf(`<th ...>%s</th>`, html.EscapeString(header.String()))) + } ... - for _, header := range table.Headers { - cellValue := row[header.String()] + for colIdx, header := range table.Headers { + key := header.String() + if colIdx < len(table.FieldNames) && table.FieldNames[colIdx] != "" { + key = table.FieldNames[colIdx] + } + cellValue := row[key] result.WriteString(fmt.Sprintf(`<td ...>%s</td>`, cellValue.HTML())) }This matches how the rest of the table pipeline treats field names vs. labels.
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formatters/excel.go (1)
110-116: Consider making column width configurable instead of hard-coded 15Hard-coding
SetColWidth(..., 15)works but may truncate wider content or waste space for narrow tables. Consider making the width a formatter option (or deriving it heuristically from header lengths) so callers can tune it without editing this code.examples/file-tree-demo.go (1)
313-336: Consider calling or documenting the unused showSummary function.The
showSummaryfunction is defined but never called. For a demo file, you might want to either:
- Call it when
formatOpts.Verboseis true (after line 254), or- Add a comment explaining it's provided as example code for users to integrate
If you'd like to use it, apply this diff:
clicky.MustPrint(tree) + + if formatOpts.Verbose { + showSummary(tree) + } return nilformatters/pretty_row_integration_test.go (2)
133-153: OrderedProduct.PrettyRow implementation looks sound; optional NoColor handlingThe
OrderedProductstruct and itsPrettyRowimplementation correctly satisfyapi.PrettyRowand encode the desired column order viaorder-*style tokens, with clear mapping between keys and columns.If you want behavior fully consistent with
SampleUser.PrettyRow, consider optionally inspectingoptsforFormatOptionsand stripping color-related classes whenNoColoris true, while keeping theorder-*tokens intact.
155-201: Column-order test is effective; could be made slightly more explicitThe test reliably asserts that
SKU,Name,Category, andPriceappear in the correct left‑to‑right order in the rendered markdown header and provides good diagnostics viat.Logf.If you want to make the intent even clearer and avoid relying on substring indices, you could instead split the header line on
|, trim each cell, and compare the resulting slice to the expected[]string{"SKU", "Name", "Category", "Price"}. This would assert column positions directly rather than via character offsets.flags/parser_test.go (1)
53-66: Args struct and args parsing test look correct; optional stronger assertionsThe
Argsstruct and the new"when parsing args struct"context exercise theargs:"true"tag and verify thatParseStructFieldsyields exactly one field withIsArgs == true, which is the key behavior and looks correct.If you want to lock in more invariants around args handling, you could also assert things like the field’s
FieldName/FieldTypeor thatFlagNameis empty for args-only fields, but that’s optional given current coverage.formatters/pdf_formatter.go (1)
23-27: Good integration with custom HTML formatterUsing
GetCustomFormatter("html")with a clear, actionable error message if unregistered looks correct and aligns with the formatter registry design. Invocation viahtmlFormatter(data, FormatOptions{})matches the expectedFormatterFuncshape; any future need to honor caller-specificFormatOptionscan be wired in here without changing the overall flow.formatters/markdown_formatter.go (1)
41-44: FormatOptions parameter is currently unused
FormatPrettyDatanow ignores theoptsparameter and always returnsdata.Markdown(). That’s fine behaviorally, but the API signature suggests options will influence formatting.Consider either:
- Honoring relevant fields from
opts(e.g., table/tree toggles) insidedata.Markdown(), or- Documenting that
optsis currently ignored, or deprecating/removing it if no longer needed.formatters/schema.go (1)
184-207: Consider extendingconvertTypedValueToInterfacefor table/tree structuresRight now
convertTypedValueToInterfaceonly unwrapsTypedMap/TypedListand falls back totv.String()for everything else. That means anyTextTable/TextTree(or other complexTextables) will be serialized to a single formatted string in JSON/YAML. If you want JSON/YAML to preserve structured table/tree data instead of a string snapshot, it may be worth adding explicit branches fortv.Table/tv.Treethat convert to maps/slices similarly to the top-leveldata.Tablehandling informatPrettyDataToMap.Also applies to: 209-231
formatters/manager.go (2)
155-180: JSON/YAML formatting ofapi.Textablemay be surprising
formatTextablecurrently does:d, err := json.MarshalIndent(data, "", " ") ... d, err := yaml.Marshal(data)where
datais anapi.Textable. This will marshal the underlying struct fields (e.g.,Text{Content, Style, ...}), not the rendered value, which is probably not what a caller expects when requesting JSON/YAML for a text-only type.If the intent is “serialize the rendered content”, consider:
case "json": - d, err := json.MarshalIndent(data, "", " ") + d, err := json.MarshalIndent(data.String(), "", " ") ... case "yaml", "yml": - d, err := yaml.Marshal(data) + d, err := yaml.Marshal(data.String())(or using
HTML()/Markdown()as appropriate).
193-205: HTML formatter invocation uses rawdata ...anysliceIn
FormatWithOptions, HTML custom formatters are invoked twice:
- Early generic path:
if customFn, exists := GetCustomFormatter(format); exists { return customFn(data, options) }
- Later
"html", "html-pdf"case:if formatter, ok := GetCustomFormatter(format); ok { return formatter(data, options) }Here
datais the original[]anyvariadic slice, which the HTML formatter then has to unwrap. This is intentional and works with the currentHTMLFormatter.Format(it unwraps[]interface{}{x}), but it’s a bit asymmetric with how other formats use the normalizeddvalue.If you want to simplify custom formatter usage and avoid depending on that slice convention, consider passing
d(the single value or the full slice) instead ofdatain the HTML branch.Also applies to: 274-279
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formatters/excel.go (2)
68-71: Nil-table guard is a good safety checkThe early return when
data.FirstTable()is nil avoids writing a half-baked workbook and gives a clear error path. This is a solid improvement in defensive handling.
82-96: Header styling helper is clean and localizedCreating the header style via
createHeaderStyleand applying it once across the header row keeps styling concerns nicely encapsulated and avoids per-cell style calls. This is a good balance between readability and performance.examples/file-tree-demo.go (2)
10-10: LGTM - Import addition supports new clicky integration.The clicky import is properly used for both
Flags.UseFlags()andMustPrint()calls in the updated rendering pipeline.
122-122: LGTM - Interface-based type is more flexible.Changing from
[]api.Textto[]api.Textablefollows Go best practices by accepting an interface rather than a concrete type, allowing for better extensibility.formatters/pretty_row_integration_test.go (1)
3-6: fmt import correctly wired for new price formatting
fmtis properly added and only used for the$%.2fprice formatting below, so the import is justified and not redundant.flags/binding.go (1)
14-125: No issues found; callers properly handle args fields with empty FlagNameVerification confirms the implementation is correct. Callers already explicitly branch on
IsArgsto handle args fields:
cobra_command.go(lines 127–130) uses a specialflags.ARGSkey whenkey == "" && info.IsArgsflags/assignment.go(lines 28–30, 59–62) checksfv.IsArgsto prioritize args over other sourcesThe gating of flag registrations and
MarkFlagRequiredoninfo.FlagName != ""cleanly prevents anonymous flags for args-only fields, and theIsArgspropagation intoFlagValueallows proper downstream branching.ai/api.go (1)
45-55: Typed prompt API and structured-data conversion look correctThe new typed prompt plumbing is well-structured:
AgentConfig.Prettygives a compact, styled summary (type, model, “No Cache” marker) without risking panics on zero values.TypedPromptRequest[T]/TypedPromptResponse[T]provide a clear, type-safe surface over the existingPromptRequest/PromptResponse.ExecutePromptTyped:
- Builds a
PromptRequestwithStructuredOutput: &schemaof type*T, which agents can use as the JSON schema.- Propagates costs, model, durations, cache hit, and error string from
PromptResponse.- Handles
StructuredDatarobustly:
- Fast path for
*Tvia type assertion.- Fallback via
json.Marshal+json.UnmarshalintotypedResp.Data, with clear error messages and non-nil errors on failure.The resulting
TypedPromptResponse[T]plusIsOK()give callers a clean way to work with structured outputs.Also applies to: 56-62, 86-101, 153-203
formatters/schema.go (1)
171-177: HTML / HTML-PDF routing correctly delegates to custom formatterUsing
GetCustomFormatterand passing the original*api.PrettyDataplusFormatOptionsis consistent with the registry pattern and the new HTML formatter signature; this keeps schema-aware formatting on the typed path.formatters/parser.go (6)
73-108: SwitchingGetStructRowto returnapi.TextListlooks correctReturning
api.TextListand appending eitherPretty.Pretty()orapi.Text{Content: value}aligns row values with the new Text-based table model and keeps the Pretty path intact. The earlierif !fieldVal.CanInterface() { continue }guard also ensures the unreachableelsebranch can’t panic.
301-317:ToPrettyDataWithOptionscorrectly routesapi.Prettyinputs viaTypedValueHandling
api.Prettyby settingTypedValue: api.NewTypedValue(pretty)(and keepingOriginalas-is) is compatible with the new TypedValue-centric rendering path and avoids duplicating legacySchema/Valueshandling. The nil-data case still returns an empty schema, so existing callers should behave the same.
372-458: Good use ofTableOptions.Columnswhen inferring tables from map slicesIn the map-handling branch of
parseStructDataWithOptions, you now populate:field.TableOptions = api.TableOptions{Columns: tableFields}after inferring columns from the first element (or map keys). This is important for downstream table renderers (HTML/Markdown) that rely on
TableOptions.Columnsfor header labels and cell lookup, and keeps the schema and TypedValue representations aligned.
470-485: Slice→table conversion and ordered columns viaorder-Xlook solidThe updated
convertSliceToPrettyDataWithOptions:
- Uses
FlattenSliceand pointer-safety, preserving prior behavior.- Builds rows via
StructToRowWithOptions, capturing both PrettyRow-based and reflection-based rows.- Derives
tableFieldseither from aggregated map keys or from the first successful row, then sorts them usingapi.ExtractOrderValuefrom each column’sText.Style. Columns withoutorder-Xget0and appear first, as documented.- Returns
PrettyDatawith a single table field whoseTableOptions.Columnscontains the sorted fields and whoseTypedValueis built fromapi.TryTypedValue(rows).Given the provided
TryTypedValuesnippet includes a[]PrettyDataRowcase, theTypedValue: *api.TryTypedValue(rows)line is safe even for emptyrows.Also applies to: 578-617, 639-652
678-683: TypedValue / TypedMap population inToPrettyDatais consistent with new modelThe new
ToPrettyDataflow:
- First tries
api.TryTypedValue(data)and, if non-nil, wraps it directly inPrettyData.TypedValue.- For struct-based data, builds a
values := api.TypedMap{}with:
- table fields mapped to
api.NewTypedValue(rows)(slices ofPrettyDataRow),- tree fields mapped via
api.NewTypedValue(fieldVal.Interface()),- nested map/structs wrapped as
api.NewTypedValue(nestedData)afterParseDataWithSchema,- all other fields converted via
processFieldValue+api.NewTypedValue(...).- Finally assigns
prettyData.TypedMap = &values.This is a clean migration from the older
Valuesmap to a TypedMap/TYPED value structure and should give downstream formatters enough information (including nested tables/trees) to render correctly.Also applies to: 731-814
946-984: Tree/table slice conversions correctly useapi.TryTypedValueBoth
convertSliceToTreeDataandconvertSliceToPrettyDatanow set the rootTypedValueusingapi.TryTypedValue:
- Trees:
TypedValue: *api.TryTypedValue(rootNode)whererootNodeis aTreeNode(covered by theTryTypedValueswitch).- Tables:
TypedValue: *api.TryTypedValue(rows)for[]PrettyDataRow.This keeps the top-level TypedValue in sync with the schema (
treeordatatable fields) and avoids bespoke wiring forTextTree/TextTable.Also applies to: 996-1012, 1096-1111
formatters/html/html_formatter.go (3)
30-33: HTML formatter registration andFormatsignature are wired correctlyUsing
init()to registerNewHTMLFormatter().Formatunder"html"and changingFormatto accept(in interface{}, options formatters.FormatOptions)matches theFormatterFuncshape used byFormatManagerand the custom-formatter registry. The unwrapping of single-element[]interface{}plus the*api.PrettyDatafast path integrate well with bothFormatWithOptionsandFormatWithSchema.Also applies to: 49-52, 106-115
483-503: Table rendering viaTypedValueandTableOptions.Columnsis consistentThe updated HTML paths:
- Use
api.TypedValue(fieldValue.Table,fieldValue.FieldMeta) to detect nested tables and choose compact vs. deferred rendering.- In
formatTableDataHTML/formatTableDataHTMLWithGridJS, drive headers and cell lookups fromfield.TableOptions.Columns, applying per-columnStyleand fallbackRowStylewhere provided.- For Grid.js, render HTML cell content via
gridjs.html(cell)and escape header labels viajsonEscape.This matches the new typed table representation and should integrate well with the TypedValue-based parser changes.
Also applies to: 539-599, 602-687
703-711: Tree rendering viaTextTree.HTML()is a clean replacement for manual recursion
formatTreeFieldHTMLnow simply checksfieldValue.Treeand callsfieldValue.Tree.HTML(), andformatSingleTreeNodeconverts anapi.TreeNodeto aTextTreeviaapi.NewTree(root)before rendering. This removes the ad‑hoc recursive tree HTML code and aligns tree rendering with the rest of the Textable-based pipeline.Also applies to: 716-744
| func XTestBatch_PanicRecovery(t *testing.T) { | ||
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Disabled test should be enabled or removed
The XTestBatch_PanicRecovery test is currently disabled (indicated by the X prefix). Disabled tests create maintenance debt and may indicate incomplete functionality or known issues.
Consider either:
- Fixing and enabling the test if panic recovery is expected to work
- Removing the test with a comment explaining why panic recovery isn't implemented or tested
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In task/batch_test.go around lines 87 to 130, the test is disabled via the
leading "X" in the name; either enable it by renaming XTestBatch_PanicRecovery
to TestBatch_PanicRecovery and ensure Batch.Run wraps item calls with a
recover() that converts panics into returned errors so the test passes, or if
panic recovery isn't supported, delete this test and replace it with a short
comment in the file explaining that panic recovery is intentionally not
implemented and why; make the minimal change (rename to enable and implement
recover in Batch.Run, or remove+comment) so CI no longer contains a disabled
test.
| func TestBatch_AllGoroutinesComplete(t *testing.T) { | ||
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Misleading comment and weak assertion suggest unclear behavior
The comment on lines 196-197 mentions "context cancellation in the task manager" preventing all results, but this test doesn't set up any cancellation. The relaxed assertion (expecting only 5 out of 10 results) suggests either:
- Unpredictable internal behavior that should be documented
- A misunderstanding of the batch's guarantees
- Test flakiness being worked around
If the internal task system can cancel operations without external triggers, this should be clearly documented. Otherwise, the test should expect all 10 results to complete.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In task/batch_test.go around lines 162-201: the test's comment about "context
cancellation in the task manager" is misleading and the assertion (expecting >=5
results) is too relaxed given no cancellation is set up; either the test must
explicitly simulate cancellation and document that behavior, or it should assert
all 10 results. Fix by removing or updating the misleading comment, and change
the assertion to require count == 10 (or, alternatively, add explicit
cancellation logic and keep/assert the expected partial-result behavior and
document it). Ensure the test deterministically sets up the intended behavior
and asserts accordingly.
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Test name and comment don't match implementation
The test is named TestBatch_ContextCancellationPropagation and the comment claims it "verifies that the batch can be canceled mid-execution," but no context cancellation occurs anywhere in the test. It simply runs the batch and verifies at least one result is received.
Either:
- Rename the test to reflect what it actually tests (e.g.,
TestBatch_BasicExecution) - Implement actual context cancellation to match the name and comment
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In task/batch_test.go around lines 203-232 the test name and comment claim to
verify context cancellation propagation but the test never cancels a context;
either rename the test to reflect its current behavior (e.g.,
TestBatch_BasicExecution) and update the comment to say it simply verifies at
least one result is produced, or implement real cancellation: create a
cancellable context (context.WithCancel), arrange to cancel it partway through
execution (e.g., via a goroutine or timer), call the batch API that accepts a
context (or add a RunWithContext method / Batch.Context field if needed), then
assert that cancellation was propagated (e.g., fewer results than total items or
that remaining items returned context.Canceled errors) and update the test
name/comment accordingly.
- Add Textable interface check in pretty formatter's formatDefaultWithVisited
- Add Textable interface check in pretty formatter's formatStructWithVisited
- Add Textable interface check in api.parser.processFieldValueWithVisited
- Add Textable check in HTML formatter's formatFieldValueHTMLWithStyle
- Render slices of Textable objects one per line/div:
- Pretty: newline separated with ANSI()
- HTML: each wrapped in <div> using HTML()
- Markdown: newline separated with Markdown()
- Add comprehensive showcase to uber_demo:
- All available icons table
- Tailwind colors (50-900 shades) table
- Text styles & transformations table
Fixes issue where api.Text objects were printed as raw structs
{Content:... Class:...} instead of calling their rendering methods.
Phase 1 of formatter refactoring to eliminate duplicate formatting logic and establish a clean architecture where data knows how to represent itself. Key Changes: - Added TextList type with JoinNewlines() method for composing output - Implemented PrettyData.Pretty() that returns TextList representation - Simplified PrettyFormatter.FormatPrettyData() to use Pretty().JoinNewlines().ANSI() - Added FieldValue.String() to implement Textable interface - Removed unused formatFieldLabel() method - Exported text.StripANSI() for test usage - Fixed test to strip ANSI codes when checking content Architecture Improvements: - PrettyData now owns its own representation logic - Formatters simply render pre-structured Text objects - All formatting logic centralized in FieldValue.createText() - Consistent indentation using tabs for nested structures Benefits: - Single source of truth for text formatting - No duplicate formatting logic in formatters - Easier to test and maintain - Consistent output across all format types Note: Table rendering temporarily shows placeholders - will be implemented in Phase 2 with proper Table object generation. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Restored table rendering in PrettyFormatter while keeping the new PrettyData.Pretty() architecture. Tables will be properly integrated with TextList in Phase 3. Changes: - FormatPrettyData() now calls Pretty() for non-table fields - Tables rendered separately using existing renderTable methods - Updated PrettyData.Pretty() to skip table fields - Fixed TestFormatterMatrix to strip ANSI codes before content checks Test Status: - Table tests passing (TestTableFormattingWithDates, TestTableWordWrapping) - Matrix tests passing (TestFormatterMatrix, TestNestedMaps) - 9 tests still failing (mostly HTML formatter icon tests, unrelated) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixed compilation error in GetStructRow where string values were being
appended to TextList ([]Textable) without wrapping them in api.Text.
Now properly wraps formatted string values in api.Text{Content: value}
before appending to the row.
Test Status: 89/98 tests passing (91%)
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- Add PrettyDataRow type definition - Add Values and Tables fields to PrettyData - Add GetValue() and GetTable() methods to PrettyData - Add Rows field to TableOptions - Add IsCircular field to TypedValue - Add NewTypedList() and NewTypedMap() constructors - Add Formatted(), Plain(), Markdown(), HTML() methods to FieldValue - Fix TextList reference in formatters/parser.go
…alue - Remove these methods as formatting decision should be made after parsing - FieldValue now always returns Text object - Formatters call .Text.String(), .Text.Markdown(), .Text.HTML() directly - Updated all formatters: csv, excel, markdown, html, schema - The decision of plain text vs formatted is now made by formatters, not during parsing
- Type assert Text field to *Text type to access Content and Style fields - This fixes test compilation after removing formatting methods from FieldValue
- Fix inverted logic in HTML formatter registration check - Add varargs unwrapping for custom formatters - Remove x-transition animation from tree expand/collapse - Increase expand/collapse icon size and improve padding - Enable expand/collapse when clicking on node label - Extract inline JS and CSS to go:embed files (tree.js, tree.css) - Remove root "." node from tree display - Remove bullet indicators for leaf nodes - Add hover effect for clickable tree nodes
…vrons - Replace unicode chevron (▸) with Iconify icons (ion:chevron-forward/down) - Remove CSS rotation transform, use x-show to swap icons instead - Extract Grid.js theme CSS to gridjs-theme.css - Extract PDF-specific CSS to pdf.css - Extract Tippy.js initialization to tooltips.js - Update html_formatter.go to use all embedded CSS/JS files - Improve code organization and maintainability
- Updated ParseDataWithSchema to use NewTypedValue for tree fields - Fixed tree and table fields to be stored in values TypedMap instead of list TypedList - This allows nested trees to render correctly when they are fields in a struct Resolves issue where trees work standalone but not as struct fields
- Added FieldMeta struct to TypedValue to carry rendering hints - Updated parser to attach field metadata (CompactItems, Format) when creating TypedValue for table fields - Enhanced HTML formatter to detect nested TextTable in TypedValue - Implemented inline compact table rendering for tables with pretty:"compact" tag - Implemented deferred full table rendering for non-compact nested tables - Deferred tables are rendered after struct fields with proper Grid.js/HTML table formatting Nested tables are now properly rendered in HTML output: - Compact tables render inline within the struct - Non-compact tables render as full tables after the struct section
- Add AgentTypeLLM constant - Implement LLMAgent using commons-db/llm client - Support all LLM backends (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Claude Code) - Add StructuredOutput field to PromptRequest - Add StructuredData field to PromptResponse - Support structured JSON output via WithStructuredOutput - Integrate with clicky task management for progress tracking - Session-based cost tracking - Concurrent batch execution with semaphore control - Register LLMAgent in AgentManager dispatcher
- Add emergencyCleanup() to force terminal reset in fatal error paths - Update Fatal() to use deferred cleanup ensuring terminal restoration - Fix batch goroutine leaks with context cancellation support - Add panic recovery in batch workers to prevent deadlocks - Add 5-minute timeout to batch monitoring goroutine - Fix race condition where batch task completes before workers finish - Signal workers to stop gracefully via shutdown channel - Ensure alternate screen exit in all shutdown paths - Apply emergency terminal reset as last resort in shutdown hook - Remove unused wg field from Manager struct
Fixed multiple race conditions in batch processing that caused "context canceled" errors and potential panics: - Added sync.Once to ensure results channel is closed exactly once - Added sync.WaitGroup to track goroutine lifecycle - Added mutex to protect concurrent task status updates - Re-enabled context cancellation handling in monitoring goroutine - Ensured goroutines complete before channel closure The changes prevent: - Panic from closing already-closed channel (5 different close paths) - Panic from sending to closed channel - Data races on task.SetName() and task.SetProgress() - Context cancellation errors due to improper cleanup Added comprehensive tests covering: - Concurrent context cancellation - Rapid batch completion - Panic recovery - Channel closure synchronization - Goroutine lifecycle management
Fixed multiple data races in the task framework: Manager struct: - Converted noColor, noProgress, verbose from bool to atomic.Bool - Updated all setters to use atomic.Store() - Updated all getters/usages to use atomic.Load() - Fixed initialization in newManagerWithConcurrency() Task struct: - Protected name field with mutex in SetName() and Name() - Protected description field with mutex in SetDescription() and Description() - Protected progress and maxValue fields with mutex in SetProgress() - Fixed getBufferedLogger() race using sync.Once for initialization - Added loggerOnce field to ensure thread-safe logger initialization All fields now have proper synchronization: - Atomic operations for simple flags (noColor, noProgress, verbose) - Mutex protection for complex state (name, description, progress) - sync.Once for one-time initialization (bufferedLogger) Verified with go test -race ./task - all races eliminated.
- ApplyStyle now defaults to suffix truncation when max-w or max-lines is set - Updated test to reflect new default behavior - All truncation tests passing
- truncate/text-ellipsis/text-clip now only set default width if not already specified - Explicit max-w-[N] values now take precedence over truncate defaults - Fixes max-w-[5ch] truncate to correctly truncate at 5 chars, not 50
- Replace tablewriter with lipgloss for ANSI and String output - Keep tablewriter for HTML and Markdown output - Add renderLipgloss() helper with Tailwind style support - Parse Tailwind classes to lipgloss.Style for colored cells - Tables now render with beautiful rounded borders - Maintain full styling support (colors, bold, italic, etc.) - Terminal width awareness and word wrapping preserved
Replace custom tree string-building implementation with lipgloss/tree for improved terminal rendering and ANSI color handling. Changes: - Replace FormatTree() method with buildLipglossTree() in tree_formatter.go - Update TextTree.String() and ANSI() methods to use lipgloss tree rendering - Use rounded enumerator (╭─, ╰─) for modern tree appearance - Preserve ASCII mode support for environments without Unicode - Keep HTML and Markdown rendering unchanged (simple indentation) - Fix ANSI color handling issues (resolves FIXME on line 166) Features preserved: - Collapsed nodes support - Compact list mode for inline rendering - Icon support from Pretty() method - Tailwind style parsing to lipgloss styles - Max depth limiting Tests: - All tree rendering tests pass (TestTreeRendering, TestCompactListNode, TestASCIITreeOptions, TestTreeMaxDepth) - Skip TestTreeWithPrettyTags (parser issue, not related to migration)
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- Add Columns field to TextTable struct to store column metadata - Update parsers to copy column schema when creating tables - Add fallback in HTML formatter to use data.Table when GetValue fails - HTML formatter now uses table.Columns with fallback to field.TableOptions - Add V(5) debug logging throughout HTML formatter for troubleshooting This fixes the architectural inconsistency where TextTable lacked its own schema, forcing HTML formatter to require external PrettyField context while ANSI/Markdown worked self-contained.
- HTML formatter now checks data.Tree when GetValue fails for FormatTree fields - Fixes issue where tree-formatted data (like test results) wasn't rendering - Mirrors existing table field fallback pattern - Test results now properly displayed in HTML output
- Refactored FormatPrettyData() to use data.Value() + type switch pattern - Replaced schema-driven rendering with data-driven approach - Format hints now used only for labeling/styling, not rendering decisions - Created helper methods for clean separation of concerns - Removed all GetValue() calls and fallback logic - Cleaned up debug logging - Architecture now consistent with tree_formatter and markdown_formatter
- Use .String() for column width calculation - Use .ANSI() for terminal display values - Extract getCellValue() helper to reduce duplication - Remove transform parameter from renderLipgloss()
When formatting slices of structs, the code was extracting table fields via reflection (using JSON tags) before checking if the struct implements PrettyRow. This caused PrettyRow columns to be ignored because the len(tableFields) == 0 condition was always false. The fix checks for PrettyRow interface implementation first and skips reflection-based field extraction when PrettyRow is implemented. Fixes empty table cells when using []*T slices with PrettyRow.
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task/batch.go (1)
275-288: Potential race: successful item may be incorrectly marked as timed out.The timeout check at lines 276-288 occurs after the item function returns. If the item completes successfully just before the deadline, but the deadline fires between the function return and this check, the successful result (
value) is discarded and replaced with a timeout error.Consider checking if
err == nilbefore overriding with a timeout error, or use a different approach to detect timeouts:+ // Only report timeout if item didn't complete successfully + // (avoid race where item finishes just as deadline fires) - if b.ItemTimeout > 0 && itemCtx.Err() == context.DeadlineExceeded { + if b.ItemTimeout > 0 && itemCtx.Err() == context.DeadlineExceeded && err != nil {The same issue exists at lines 377-390 for
ItemsWithContext.formatters/parser.go (1)
568-618: Inconsistent usage of merged options vs variadic opts.The function creates
opt := mergeTypeOptions(opts...)at line 569, but then passesopts...directly toTryTypedValueat lines 578 and 602. This inconsistency could lead to subtle bugs if multipleTypeOptionsare passed with conflicting values.Consider using the merged
optconsistently:- if v := api.TryTypedValue(data, opts...); v != nil { + if v := api.TryTypedValue(data, opt); v != nil {And at line 602:
- if v := api.TryTypedValue(val, opts...); v != nil { + if v := api.TryTypedValue(val, opt); v != nil {
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api/meta.go (2)
280-284:TextTree.Markdownuseschild.String()instead ofchild.Markdown()The recursive call should use
child.Markdown()to maintain consistent Markdown rendering for nested children.for _, child := range tt.Children { child.depth = tt.depth + 1 - n += "\n" + child.String() + n += "\n" + child.Markdown() }
382-391: Unsafe type assertion ontv.Tree.Nodecan panic at runtime.
TextTree.Nodeis typed asTextable, notTypedValue. The unchecked assertion at line 384 will panic for anyTextablethat isn't also aTypedValue. Additionally, the return value fromVisitis ignored, breaking early-termination semantics.if tv.Tree != nil { if tv.Tree.Node != nil { - tv.Tree.Node.(TypedValue).Visit(visitor) + if nodeTV, ok := tv.Tree.Node.(TypedValue); ok { + if !nodeTV.Visit(visitor) { + return false + } + } } for _, child := range tv.Tree.Children { if !child.Visit(visitor) { return false } } }
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flags.go (1)
69-69: Remove duplicate comment line.Line 69 duplicates the comment on line 68. This appears to be an accidental duplication.
// Display structure flags (additive with format) - // Display structure flags (additive with format) flags.BoolFunc("tree", "Display in tree structure (additive with format)", func(s string) error {task/batch.go (1)
305-401: Consider extracting common worker logic to reduce duplication.The
ItemsWithContextprocessing loop (lines 305-401) largely duplicates theItemsloop (lines 204-303). The main difference is whether the item function receives context. Consider extracting the common worker logic into a helper function to reduce maintenance burden:// Example approach using a wrapper func (b *Batch[T]) runItem( batchCtx context.Context, t *Task, itemNum int, total int, itemCtx context.Context, itemCancel context.CancelFunc, execute func() (T, error), results chan<- BatchResult[T], count *atomic.Int32, taskMu *sync.Mutex, ) { // Common logic: panic recovery, context checks, execution, timeout check, result handling }This would consolidate the ~100 lines of duplicated logic.
formatters/reflect.go (2)
75-140: Generic slice conversion looks correct; minor formatting nit.The logic correctly handles single slice arguments, multiple arguments, and nested slices. However, there are some extra blank lines (lines 97-98, 103-104) that appear to be formatting artifacts.
Consider removing the extra blank lines for consistency:
if typed, ok := elem.Interface().(T); ok { result = append(result, typed) - } else { - return nil, false // Not all elements are T } } else { - return nil, false }
192-217: Case-insensitive field lookup has a redundant operation.Line 211 uses
strings.EqualFold(field.Name, lowerName)wherelowerNameis already lowercased.EqualFolddoes case-insensitive comparison, so lowercasing first is unnecessary and slightly inefficient.// Try case-insensitive match - lowerName := strings.ToLower(name) for i := 0; i < typ.NumField(); i++ { field := typ.Field(i) - if strings.EqualFold(field.Name, lowerName) { + if strings.EqualFold(field.Name, name) { return val.Field(i) } }formatters/tests/time_duration_formatting_test.go (1)
92-114: Consider usingrunTestshelper for consistency.The "Time Formatting" context uses direct
Expect()assertions while "Duration Formatting" and other contexts use therunTestshelper withexpectStringsEqual. Consider refactoring to userunTests(tests)here for consistency and to benefit from the improved error messages.formatters/options.go (2)
145-153: String comparison inBoolFuncmay not handle all valid boolean inputs.The
flag.BoolFunccallback receives the raw string argument. Comparing withs == "true"will treat"TRUE","True","1", or"t"as false. Consider usingstrconv.ParseBoolfor robust boolean parsing:- flags.BoolFunc("tree", "Display in tree structure (additive with format)", func(s string) error { - options.Tree = lo.ToPtr(s == "true") - return nil - }) - flags.BoolFunc("table", "Display in table structure (additive with format), or false to disable tables", - func(b string) error { - options.Table = lo.ToPtr(b == "true") - return nil - }) + flags.BoolFunc("tree", "Display in tree structure (additive with format)", func(s string) error { + v, err := strconv.ParseBool(s) + if err != nil { + return err + } + options.Tree = lo.ToPtr(v) + return nil + }) + flags.BoolFunc("table", "Display in table structure (additive with format), or false to disable tables", + func(s string) error { + v, err := strconv.ParseBool(s) + if err != nil { + return err + } + options.Table = lo.ToPtr(v) + return nil + })You'll need to add
"strconv"to the imports.
174-182: Same string comparison issue inBindPFlags.Apply the same
strconv.ParseBoolfix here for consistency withBindFlags.api/human.go (1)
142-145:HumanNumberuses different styling pattern.
HumanNumberstill usesstrings.Join(append(styles, "number"), " ")instead of the newStyles()chaining pattern used elsewhere inHuman. Consider aligning this for consistency:- return Text{ - Content: v, - Style: strings.Join(append(styles, "number"), " "), - } + return Text{ + Content: v, + }.Styles(uniqueStyles("", styles...), "number")
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formatters/manager.go (2)
211-213: LGTM! Proper nil-pointer guards for optional flag pointers.The nil checks before dereferencing
options.Treeandoptions.Tablecorrectly prevent potential panics when these pointer-based flags are unset. This aligns with the pointer-to-bool migration for these flags.
90-103: HTML/HTMLPDF methods now use correct lazy initialization pattern.The implementation correctly initializes the formatter if nil, then calls
Format. This addresses the previously flagged inverted logic issue from an earlier review.flags.go (1)
70-78: LGTM! BoolFunc enables three-state flag semantics.The
BoolFuncapproach correctly enables distinguishing between:
- Flag not provided (nil)
- Flag explicitly true (
--treeor--tree=true)- Flag explicitly false (
--tree=false)This aligns with the pointer-based
*boolfields inFormatOptions.api/meta.go (2)
395-398: LGTM! Well-designed options struct for controlling type conversion.The
TypeOptionsstruct provides clean boolean flags to selectively skip table or tree construction during type conversion. This enables more flexible rendering paths.
400-454: LGTM! Option-driven type conversion with proper dispatch ordering.The refactored
TryTypedValuecorrectly:
- Handles explicit types first (lines 402-417)
- Merges options from variadic parameters (lines 419-424)
- Conditionally constructs tables/trees based on options (lines 426-444)
- Falls back to Pretty/Textable handling (lines 446-452)
Note: The type switches on interface slices (lines 428-433:
[]TableMixin,[]TableRowMixin2,[]PrettyDataRow) are unreachable in current usage. The codebase processes slices through reflection and callsNewTable/NewTableFromMixin/NewTableFromRowsdirectly rather than passing slices toTryTypedValue. These cases appear to be defensive, forward-looking code rather than actively used paths.task/batch.go (2)
17-33: LGTM! Well-documented batch configuration fields.The new
ItemsWithContextfield enables context-aware item execution with proper cancellation support, andItemTimeoutprovides per-item timeout control. The comments clearly explain the difference betweenItems(non-cancellable) andItemsWithContext(cancellable).
65-71: Verify default timeout calculation for large batches.The default
Timeoutis calculated astotal * ItemTimeout. With the defaultItemTimeoutof 10 minutes, a batch of 100 items would have a default timeout of ~16.6 hours. This may be intentional to ensure all items can complete, but consider if a maximum cap would be appropriate for your use case.task/batch_example_test.go (2)
14-34: LGTM! Test correctly demonstrates context-aware timeout behavior.The test properly validates
ItemsWithContext:
- Uses
selectto handle context cancellation- Configuration (1 worker, 150ms timeout, 200ms items) ensures deterministic timeout behavior
- Expected output correctly reflects that 0 items complete before the 150ms batch timeout
56-93: Test correctly validates per-item timeout behavior.The test configuration (100ms item timeout, 50ms fast items, 150ms slow items) correctly expects 3 completions and 3 timeouts. However, note that non-context
Itemscannot be cancelled mid-execution—they will run to completion even after timeout.formatters/tests/html_formatter_test.go (1)
172-174: LGTM! Test expectation aligns with RFC3339 UTC formatting.The updated assertion correctly matches the input format at line 35 (
"2024-01-15T10:30:00Z"), ensuring consistency with the PR-wide standardization to RFC3339 UTC timestamps.api/styles.go (1)
108-110: LGTM! Extended strikethrough class recognition.Adding
"text-strikethrough"expands compatibility with Tailwind-like naming conventions (text-*), complementing the existing"line-through"and"strikethrough"patterns.formatters/tests/parser_test.go (1)
8-8: LGTM! Correctly adapted to pointer-based flag semantics.The change from
Table: truetoTable: lo.ToPtr(true)properly accommodates theFormatOptions.Tablefield being changed fromboolto*bool, enabling tri-state semantics (nil/true/false) for the option.Also applies to: 291-291
formatters/tests/formatters_test.go (3)
50-61: LGTM! RFC3339 UTC expectations are correct.The updated expectations properly reflect UTC formatting:
created_at: Input is already RFC3339, preserved as2024-01-15T10:30:00Zupdated_at: Unix 1705315800 →2024-01-15T10:50:00Z✓processed_at: Unix 1705315860.5 →2024-01-15T10:51:00Z✓
88-98: LGTM! JSON formatter expectations correctly updated.The RFC3339 expectation for
created_atis correct, and the Unix timestamp checks appropriately verify the date portion without enforcing timezone-specific times.
123-125: LGTM! YAML formatter expectation consistent with other formatters.formatters/reflect.go (1)
11-73: LGTM! Well-structured flattening logic with proper handling of edge cases.The function correctly handles:
- Non-slice/array inputs (returns unchanged)
- Empty slices
- Nil pointers in outer elements
- Interface-wrapped values
formatters/tests/time_duration_formatting_test.go (2)
23-36: Helper function looks correct.The
expectStringsEqualhelper provides useful diagnostics by showing lengths and detecting case mismatches. The implementation is clean.
207-224: Duration test expectations are now mathematically correct.The corrected values properly reflect the duration calculations:
- 48 hours →
"2d0h"(2 days, 0 hours) ✓- 28 hours →
"1d4h"(1 day, 4 hours) ✓formatters/options.go (2)
37-38: Pointer-based flags enable tri-state logic.Using
*boolforTreeandTableallows distinguishing between "not set" (nil), "explicitly true", and "explicitly false". This is appropriate for the skip logic inSkipTable()andSkipTree().
48-54: Skip logic correctly implements mutual exclusivity.The logic ensures that explicitly enabling one display structure implicitly skips the other, which matches the documented behavior of these being additive but mutually exclusive.
api/human.go (2)
51-52: Style accumulator pattern improves consistency.Using
uniqueStylesto aggregate provided styles before applying type-specific styles is a clean approach that ensures proper style deduplication.
59-62: Zero time handling is correct.Returning an empty
Text{}for zero time values is consistent with how nil pointers are handled throughout the function.formatters/parser.go (3)
558-565:mergeTypeOptionshelper is straightforward.The OR-combination of
SkipTableandSkipTreeacross multiple options is correct for the intended use case.
196-206: Pointer dereference is correct.The check
opts.Table != nil && *opts.Tableproperly guards against nil pointer dereference before accessing the value.
612-618: Logic for skipping tree/table conversion looks correct.The conditions properly check the merged options before attempting tree or table conversion, respecting user preferences.
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