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3. Unit Tests
Cayenne provides a comprehensive suite of unit tests. To execute
unit tests do the following:
Step 1. Configure one or more datasources. To do this, create a directory
$HOME/.cayenne/ and place a file called connection.properties
in this directory. File contents should be similar to this example:
example1.cayenne.adapter = org.objectstyle.cayenne.dba.mysql.MySQLAdapter
example1.jdbc.username = someuser
example1.jdbc.password = somepasswd
example1.jdbc.url = jdbc:someurl1
example1.jdbc.driver = com.xyz.MyDriverClass
example2.cayenne.adapter = org.objectstyle.cayenne.dba.oracle.OracleAdapter
example2.jdbc.username = someuser
example2.jdbc.password = somepasswd
example2.jdbc.url = jdbc:someurl2
example2.jdbc.driver = com.xyz.MyDriverClass
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Each key starts with an identifier for a datasource. In the file above, "example1"
and "example2" are such identifiers. They can be arbitrary strings without "." (dot)
symbols.
Step 2. Run unit tests for one of the configured datasources:
# cd cayenne
# ant test -Dcayenne.test.connection=example1 |
Substitute "example1" with a name of your data source configured in the
previous step. In case of total success, one of the last messages Ant prints
on console is BUILD SUCCESSFUL . If build fails, failure report is
generated in HTML format under ....cayenne/build/tests/report/example1/index.html
and can be viewed using a web browser (again, substitute "example1" in this
path with the name of data source used).
To run only a subset of existing Cayenne test cases, Ant-style pattern matching
can be used. A property called
test.filter defines a set of class files to be run. For instance to run only
tests from the "tools" package,
the following startup parameters can be used:
# cd cayenne
# ant test -Dcayenne.test.connection=example1 -Dtest.filter="**/tools/*Tst.class" |
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This is a high level documentation for GitDrive. This will detail the intended use of the different parts in the project, along with any limitations, issues, and missing parts/features.
Each section should be stand alone as much as possible. Meaning that no knowledge of other sections is required to understand the functionality of a section. That being said, knowledge of the program's structure is helpful in understanding the purpose behind the decisions that were made in designing the app.
Knowing the tech stack is helpful for understanding the structure. GitDrive is an Electron app written in TypeScript. The Electron part means the app has two parts. The main process and the renderer process.
These two parts communicate on channels using something called ipcMain and ipcRenderer. The ipc part stands for intra process communication. Each process is able to set listeners and send messages on channels using its respective ipc object.
This should be enough for an overall idea, for a more in depth look, the Electron documentation does a fantastic job. Also make sure to check awesome-electron for everything Electron related.
TypeScript is a structurally typed super set of javascript. This means that the app is compiled into javascript. It also means the code is type checked. This makes our code easier to refractor and write with an IDE that supports TypeScript. It is recommended to look at the TypeScript handbook before diving into reading/writing any code.
The application is a Model-View-Controller (MVC). The Model consists of the main Git commands that are wrapped into the app commands. The app commands are listed in The App. The controller part consists of some state-hub logic integrated into the Vuex store then Vue components. Then the view is specified per Vue component. This makes parts of the view (components) reuseable in whichever context the user desires.
The file tree structure is explained below:
Notice how the git-drive, model and tests directories share the same structure.
The protobuf coupling/abstraction is specified within each model.
Our build process is not that involved but not trivial at the same time. Looking at the package.json scripts we notice 11 of them, most are not stand alone callable, here is the layout:
The start script is the one responsible this and has three steps. The first one is just cleaning the build directory. The second step transpiles the app from TypeScript to javascript into the build directory. The third and last, actually launches the app using webpack from the build/main and build/renderer directories.
The dist (short for distribute) scripts are responsible for this. So far this is not functional. I will finalize this and update the section accordingly.
The pack scripts are responsible for this. So far this is not functional as well. Will update the section once it is functional.
The test script is the one responsible for this. The script runs any tests specified in the src/test directory. The test uses the ts-node npm module to compile the TypeScript tests in runtime thus it is not possible to run the tests without it.
Notice how I did not go through any of the webpack setup or build configs. They are very standard and self explaining to whoever knows anything about webpack. I know enough to make what is there now work.
None of the Vue components are compiled in the start script, they are compiled in runtime using vue-loader and a bunch of other modules. This means when any of these are referenced, ie. imported, they are referenced with respect to them existing in src/components directory not build/* directory like the rest of the code. This is because the build directory doesn't include the components. An example of this can be found in src/renderer/index.ts when importing the App component. Idly the components directory should get copied to build when compiling the code.
Below are formal definitions of each concept. Use this to help reason about and understand them.
Our own definition of a repository. It will consist of a group of one or more TopicSpaces. Each repository has a "Main" topicspace among maybe other ones. The repository name has to be less than a 101 character and is the basename of the path the repository resides in. Also each user in the repository must have a unique name. Along with all the workspace branches, each repository has a metadata branch called "GH". For more information on how metadata is kept, read section How to do we keep metadata Finally, each repository can have none or only one remote repository linked to it. If it exists, the name of the remote repository is "origin".
A group of at least one or more WorkSpaces. Since each workspace can only have one user, the number of users has to match the number of workspaces. The name as well has to be less than a 101 characters. An in depth explanation of the structure of any topicspace can be found in the protobuf section.
A single branch for one user only. Meaning that only the user is allowed to commit on this branch. This way we can get who the user is by reading the tip's commit author information. The name of the branch starts with a capital "G" letter then the first 10 characters in the first commit's SHA. The "G" is added to avoid ambiguity in Git when referencing the branch ref and actual commit SHAs. This naming schema grants us unique names for quite a long time, a full proof way is to make the length of the SHA characters adapt to the total number of workspaces, maybe one day in the future. Choosing the first commit's SHA was deliberate as it offers us a quick way of reading the first commit's information and of referencing it along with the branch's tip when doing a ranged log to retrieve all the commits on the workspace for example.
For a user and a workspace, the operation does a commit followed by a push of the workspace then a fetch of all workspaces. This requires the branch checked-out to match the given workspace. It will also check that the given user owns the given workspace.
Where all the data-flow is handled along with events. It can control one or more app states. Any reads, writes to data should go through here. This will ensure the consistency of such operations and will make extending on them easier.
A state that is tied to a browser window and app-data. The browser window coupling is not done yet. As for the app-data, this class is responsible for mutating the app-data state in a consistent way. This means creating a new object with every mutation since app-data is immutable. This class is also responsible for exposing any information from app-data. One might ask by now why not have app-data as a part of the Dispatcher instead of doing this. The reason is for the future where the app might have multiple windows in which dispatcher (or an api it will call) will be tasked with keeping information between them consistent.
The metadata that will be cached in between app sessions, such as current repository, current user, repositories, etc. This class is coupled with a protobuf message, thus this is how it will be written and read.
The Vuex store, where the controller (dispatcher) meets the view. So the Vue component tree only allows for information to flow from parents to children using something they call props. This proves difficult if sibling components want to communicate information with each other. This problem can be solved by using a global data store as a single source of truth in which the entire component tree has access to the data in it using a defined set of interactions. These interactions are either getting the data, mutating the data, or doing an async action that might mutate the data eventually. By doing this our state transitions are clear to follow and thus debug.
The right bottom panel responsible for exploring the currently selected workspace. It will show directories/files and offer operations on them accordingly. These operations are tbd but one will be to show the history progression. This means show the linear line of commits that affected the directory or file in the selected workspace.
Its the left panel where the user browses the current repository's topicspaces and workspaces. WorkSpaces are named based on their users.
Dugite error
webpack and ts-node versions
problems with package json
This section assumes a certain level of comfort with Git commands, terminology and concepts.
The section will consist of the core Git commands that we wrap around with the help of dugite. A lof of these are inspired or sometimes copied from the GitHub Desktop project, thanks to them for that.
The list below will have commands that are exposed in multiple ways that depend on the options given to the command. So in reality we have 38 Git commands/functions exposed. If necessary, each command will also have an explanation of the purpose from including it along with an explanation of why its exposed in such a way.
Also all the commands will not attempt to handle any error they encounter and will throw it to the caller. The errors thrown follow the structure explained under core-git below.
Here are the commands in alphabetical order:
- 1.Add:
There is one function from the add command.
1) addAllToIndex(repo: Repository, addOptions?: IAddToIndexOtions): It stages everything in the working tree. All changes no matter what they will get staged. We do not expose partial staging (staging per file) since we have no use for it in our functionality. Partial staging is still achievable, if needed, using partial resets. A partial reset with the right option will effectively undo an add. The addOptions param is experimental, ie. not tested at all.
- 2.Branch:
We have three functions from the branch command.
1) createBranch(repo: Repository, name: string, tip: string): Creates a branch, which given a valid name with length less than a 101 characters and a committish tip will create a branch at the committish. HEAD has to be explicitly specified to avoid ambiguity.
2) renameBranch(repo: Repository, branch: Branch, newName: string): The second is renaming a branch, which given a branch and a new valid name will rename the branch to that name. We use rename while creating workspaces to rename temp branches after we create the first commit on them since we need the first 10 SHAs characters from it.
3) deleteBranch(repo: Repository, branch: Branch): Deletes the given branch. This does not force the deletion of the branch, ie. it won't delete un-merged branches. The function does not handle deleting the remote ref of the branch. In fact we don't handle pruning deleted branches from the remote. The function will error out if the branch being deleted is currently checked out. The function will be used to remove worksapces.
- 3.Checkout:
We have four functions from the checkout command.
1) checkoutBranch(repo: Repository, branch: Branch | string): Just a normal checkout of a ref. Usually the ref will be a branch object, in fact this command is only used to checkout branches. The reason behind accepting a string is because of metadata branches. It turned out its a lot of headache to keep track of the metadata branch in a branch object so we only keep track of its ref name per repository and we used that name (string) to check it out when needed.
2) partialCheckout(repo: Repository, targetRef: string, paths: ReadonlyArray<string>): Our beloved partial checkout. Given a list of paths and ref, the command will checkout the state of those paths based on the ref into the current working tree. This operation should be run on an empty workspace.
3) orphanCheckout(repo: Repository, branchName: string, startPoint: string): An orphan checkout. Given a new branch name and a starting point, it will create an orphan branch based on the point. An orphan branch points to no commits, effectively breaking the history. This will be used when we create a new topicspace to ensure their independence.
4) checkoutAndCreateBranch(repo: Repository, branchName: string, startPoint: string): Create and checkout a branch. Given a branch name and a start point it creates a branch at that point and checks it out. This is just here to save us a shell-out call, its two birds with one stone.
- 4.Clone:
We have one function from the clone command.
1) clone(url: string, path: string): Your normal clone call. Given a valid url and a path, it will clone the url repository into that path.
Notice: There is a bit of work to be done on that command. We still need to figure out authentication. We disable the use of any default authentication handlers in order to implement ours. Will update the section once its done. - 5.Commit:
We have one function from the commit command.
1) commit(repo: Repository, name: string, email: string, summary: string, message: string): A commit but with stuff baked in it. So given an author's name and email, a summary and a message, it will create a commit under HEAD with author and email set. Before committing, it will unstage everything then stage it all again.
- 6.core-git:
- This is just a wrapper around the dugite exec command. The wrapper is meant to be used to extend on the error handling and result of dugite's api. The class GitError defines our errors in which each error having a human readable description of the error, the errored command's arguments, the error enum from dugite/errors.ts, and the actual text of the error. An error is triggered whenever the process returns with a none zero exit code. The wrapper does not attempt to handle any errors, its all left to the caller.
- 7.Diff-index:
We have one function from the command. The code for this was taken from the GitHub Desktop project.
1) getIndexChanges(repository: Repository): As the name suggests, the command will return a list of of files who have changes in the indexing when compared against HEAD.
- 8.Diff:
We have five functions from the diff command. The code for this was take from the GitHub Desktop project.
1) getCommitDiff(repository: Repository, file: FileChange, commitish: string): Gets a commit's diff. Given a file and a commitish, it will return the diff of the file between the commit and the commit's parent. This could be used to check if a commit introduces a change to a file. This command is actually an exception in the fact that it uses log instead of the diff command, it returns a diff though and thats what matters.
2) getWorkingDirectoryDiff(repository: Repository, file: WorkingDirectoryFileChange): Gets a diff between a file and the working tree. Given a file, the command renders the diff for a file within the repository working tree. The file will be compared against HEAD if it's tracked, if not it'll be compared to an empty file meaning that all content in the file will be treated as additions.
3) getImageDiff(repository: Repository, file: FileChange, commitish: string): Gets an image diff. This is not going to be used for now, it is there since I didn't write this code.
4) convertDiff(repository: Repository, file: FileChange, diff: IRawDiff, commitish: string, lineEndingsChange?: LineEndingsChange): This is a utility function that converts rawDiff or changes to an IDiff object. This is implementation specific, its exported since it might be useful given the type of diff a user posses. Explaining the command is tedious and not necessary.
5) getBlobImage(repository: Repository, path: string, commitish: string): Gets a binary blob of an image. Again for now this is not used.
- 9.Fetch:
There are two functions from the fetch command.
1) fetchAll(repo: Repository): Just a fetch of all the refs in a repository. Given that our repositories will only have one remote branch called origin then we fetch all the refs from it. Notice how the command does not check whether the remote repository exist in the given repository. This check if left for the caller to do as it might become redundant.
2) fetchRefspece(repo: Repository, refspec: string): Fetches a specific ref. Given the name of the ref the function will fetch it down. Again this does fetch from origin and does not check whether the remote repository exists. This also does not check the existence of the given ref.
Notice: The authentication is not implemented for this as well, in fact it is not implemented for any network related command. - 10.For-each-ref:
There is one function from this command.
3) getBranches(repository: Repository, ...prefixes: string[]): A getter for refs in the repository based on a namespace. So given a namespace, the command will return an array with all the refs under the namespace. For example, giving the command refs/heads will return all the local branches. Another example is giving the command remotes/origin will return all the remote refs from remote repository origin. Call the function with just a repository to get all the refs.
- 11.Init:
There is one function from this command.
1) init(pathToRep: string): Just an init of a repo given a path that exists. Notice that the function does not check if the path exists, this is left for the caller.
- 12.Log:
There are three functions from this command. This code was taken from the GitHub Desktop project.
1) getCommits(repository: Repository, revisionRange: string, limit: number, additionalArgs: ReadonlyArray<string> = []): A getter for commits. Given a revision range (a git defined concept), and a limit, the command will return an array of the commits that fall within the range.
2) getChangedFiles(repository: Repository, sha: string): Gets the changed files per commit. Given a commitish, the command will return an array the files that were changed by the commit.
3) getCommit(repository: Repository, ref: string): Retrieves a single commit based on a ref. Given a ref, the command will return the commit the ref is pointing to or null if the ref doesn't point to a commit.
- 13.Pull:
There is one function from the pull command.
1) pull(repo: Repository): Just a normal pull of the current HEAD. This should not be used and is there only for the possibility of needing it. The main problem is that users can make commits through GitHub, commits that won't follow our rules and we have to deal with it. We will see. We maybe able to tolerate the owner of the branch rebasing some remote commits made on their own branch.
Notice: Authentication is not implemented. - 14.Push:
Similar to fetch, there are two functions from the push command.
1) pushBranch(repo: Repository, localBranch: string): Just a push of a branch. Given a branch name, the command will push it to its tracked upstream branch, origin in our case.
2) pushAll(repo: Repository): A push of all refs. Again this will push to origin.
Notice: None of these commands checks if origin is setup, this is left to the caller. Also authentication is not implemented. - 15.Remote:
There are three functions from the remote command.
1) getRemote(repo: Repository): A getter for a remote. Given a repository, the command will return the one and only remote as an IRemote object, the object will contain the name and url.
2) addRemote(repo: Repository, url: string): Adds origin. Given a url, the command will add origin with the url into the remote repositories configs.
3) changeUrl(repo: Repository, newUrl: string): Changes the remote repository. Given a new url, the command will change the url of origin to the url given.
- 16.Reset:
There are three funcitons from the reset command.
1) reset(repo: Repository, targetRef: string, mode: ResetMode): A ref based reset. Given a ref and a reset mode, the command will reset the current working tree to that ref based on the mode given.
2) restPath(repo: Repository, targetRef: string, mode: ResetMode, paths: ReadonlyArray<string>): A path based reset. Given a ref, a mode and a list of paths, the command will reset the current working tree's paths to the state in the ref based on the mode.
3) slicePathsReset(repo: Repository, firstArgs: string[], paths: ReadonlyArray<string>): A HEAD based reset. When called on a repo, the command will effectively un-stage all the changes in the current working tree.
Notice: Given the ResetMode enum, there are only two reset modes possible to use, soft and mixed resets. Hard resets are not exposed. - 17.Rev-parse:
There are two functions from the rev-parse command.
1) getTopLevelWorkingDirectory(path: string): A getter for the top level path of a repository. Given a path, the function will return the top level absolute path of that git repository or null if it isn't a git repository.
2) isGitRepository(path: string): Verifies whether the path is a root of a git repository. Given a path, the function will use the one above to return whether the path is the root path in a repository or it isn't. This is used to determine whether we can start a repository at a path or not, because if its already a repository we cannot. The fact that we only care about the root path is because we want the user to be able to nest their repositories within each other. Nesting repositories is easy as long as the .gitignore files are updated correctly.
- 18.Show:
There are two closely related functions from the show command.
1) getBlobBinaryContents(repo: Repository, commitish: string, filePath: string): Gets the binary blob content of a file based on a commit. Given a commitish, and a path, the function will return a buffer that contains the contents of the file based on the commitish. This function is super helpful when reading from the metadata branch for example. Using it we are able to read the metadata protobuf file without having to checkout the branch.
2) getPartialBlobBinary(repo: Repository, commitish: string, filePath: string, length: number): Just like the first except that it takes a length argument. The length represents the maximum amount of bytes to be read from the file. This is helpful if its anticipated the file is going to be too big.
- 19.Statues:
There is one function from the statue command. This code was taken from the GitHub Desktop project.
1) getStatus(repository: Repository): Getter for the current working tree status based from the top level of the repository. When run on a repository the command will return an IStatusResult object that contains: The name of the current branch, the current upstream branch (if it exists), the current tip commit's SHA, whether the branch is ahead or behind its upstream, if the repository exists, and lastly a WorkingDirectoryStatus object that has a list of WorkingDirectroyFileChanges of the current files to be staged in the current working tree.
Notice: There is no explicit notion of partial staging, the way to do it is to give the WorkingDirectoryStatus class (in model/status.ts) a selected list of WorkingDirectroyFileChanges.
Also the command will not have any relative paths for the files it returns since it is run from the top level of the repository. The status command's output changes based on the current working directory.
Each of these models can be serializable to and deserializable from protobuf message. Each classes members are retrieved from the protobuf object associated with the class. For more information on this read the Protobuf section of the documentation.
The Account and GFile classes are exceptions, they don't have a protobuf implementation.
Finally, the uml diagram below doesn't include the git/Status and git/Diff classes. They are big comparing to the rest, but they mirror Git pretty well and offer a lot of functionality. I leave it to whoever wants to use them to go and understand them. Both of them were taken from the GitHub Desktop project, I'm really glad I didn't need to code them from scratch.
So we use Google's protobuf to serialize our our metadata and store it. Our protobuf files are in the static/proto-models directory. The directory includes proto3 definitions of each model in the src/model directory and javascript generated code.
The rules for protobuf messages generated code change per language. This page has all the information needed for javascript. One thing to keep in mind, if a message field is not available then its undefined by default. The command below is run from the proto-models directory to generate the javascript code from the proto files.
rm *.js && ../protoc/bin/protoc.exe --proto_path=./ --js_out=import_style=commonjs,binary:./ committerid.proto commit.proto user.proto branch.proto repo.proto topicspace.proto workspace.proto grepo.proto app-data.proto
Given the generated code above, each class in the model directory uses its generated code to create the messages under the hood. What under the hood means is each class has only one public member which is the proto message object. Using the proto message object, each class has a set of getters to expose its members. The proto message object is always initialized in the constructor, and has its proto message fields set in the constructor as well. The getters use the proto message object to retrieve the fields, convert them into objects from messages if needed, then return them to the user.
| Notice: | This conversion into object from proto message results in the following weirdish behavior: The memory address of an object passed to a constructor is not the same as the one retrieved from a getter. Its the same object in terms of content. So for example if we pass committerID object with address x to the Commit constructor then try and retrieve it later, we will get a new committerID object with address y. They will have the same content exactly even though they are two different addresses underneath. They also have the same exact protobuf object, in content and address. Conclusion, two object are equal iff their content is equal or their protobuf objects are the same. |
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Each proto message object has this naming scheme "[className]ProtoBuf", with a lowercase class name.
Along with the above, each model class has two more public methods.
The first is a static class method to deserialize protobuf messages. For this to work, each constructor is overloaded to accept just a protobuf message. This way we can initialize a class using just the protoBuf message by setting the the given proto message to the class's protobuf message object. And given the way the getters are made, all the members will be read from the message without us needing to read them out to set them in the constructor.
The second method is a none static public serialize method. This will return the serialized binary array of the proto message object for it to be sent over the wire or stored on disk.
For each GRepository, the metadata will be saved in a "repo.proto" file at the root of the repository. The file will include a serialized GRepository object.
The serialized GRepository proto object is always written with the path as "-/-" and name "-". This is the case because each local copy of the repository will have its unique path and name. Since the path is given to us so we can read and deserialize the protobuf object we use that to return a GRepository object with that path and basename(path) as the name of the repository. Notice that the basename(path) is always the name of our repositories.
As discussed in the definitions, each GRepository has a metadata branch called "GH". The reason behind choosing GH is to break the workspace naming convention while being as short as possible. The main purpose of the metadata branch is to keep track of the structural changes in the repository. This means, keep track of the additions or removals of topicspaces or workspaces. This is not possible to do by just recording the metadata upon each commit like we already do. This is the case because of the following example:
Disclaimer: The following example is not representative of how the protobuf data is stored, its simplified. Read the rest of the section for the full picture. Let's say we have three users working on a topicspace and the commit graph looks like this:
__[2]--[3] / [1]-- --[4] \ --[5]--[6]--[7] Each [x] represents a commit.For the sake of simplicity let's assume that all the users are aware of each other's existence, meaning that reading the "repo.proto" file from any commit on any workspace, ie. commits {2,3,4,5,6,7}, will result in a deserialized object that has one topicspace with three workspaces.
Now lets say we have a fourth user who joins the topicspace as such:
__[2]--[3] / [1]-- --[4] \ --[5]--[6]--[7] \ --[8] Each [x] represents a commit.Since we save the protobuf file with each commit, only commit [8] is aware of the existence of the new workspace. Its simple for other users to become aware of the addition, since they will each get a new branch once they sync with the remote repository.
The problem resides when this repository is cloned at this state. Unless the cloning algorithm reads every "repo.proto" file from each workspace in the repository it might not know about the last workspace existence.
The problem is solved by having a single source of truth for reading the structure of the repository, the metadata branch "GH". As you might have guessed by now, having one branch with multiple people committing on it means we will be dealing with merge conflicts. This is true but sort of trivial. Comparing the different metadata files with removals taking precedent should result in the most up to date file. The algorithm for this is yet to be implemented, but everything leading up to it is
The metadata branch is only written to after running these commands: startRepo, createTopicSpace, and createWorkSpace.
So I sort of lied in the last example. There is yet another problem when saving metadata upon committing. The metadata has no way of recording the full metadata about the commit its read from. The example below explains why:
[1]--[2]Let's assume our metadata keeps track of the commits in the history above. This information would look something like the SHA of the commit, author, data, time, summary, and message. Most of this information is not available before making the actual commit.
Meaning if the metadata file was written to disk before committing [1], it will only have info about the author, summary and message. This metadata is incomplete. Commit [2] works similarly except that it has full information about commit [1].
As the example above showed, the metadata about the commit to be made is incomplete. This is why I chose not to save the any metadata about the commit that's about to be made. This means:
(1) Any repo.proto file state with regards to commits on workspaces is at least one commit behind when compared to where the actual ref (branch) points.
The at least part is for the fact that other users could have made several commits on their workspaces that the current repo.proto file has no information about. So:
(2) A repo.proto file read from a workspace is exactly one behind the ref (branch) pointer for that workspace.
All this is a headache to deal with when it comes to creating a topicspace. This is why:
__[2] / [1]-- --[3] \ --[4] Each [x] represents a commit.Here we have commit [1] as the initial state, it can be retrieved by reading the firstCommit property of the topicspace class. Given all the above, commit [2] metadata has knowledge of commit [1] only. Commit [3]'s metadata has knowledge of commit [1] and [2] only. And so on.
Since we don't keep partial metadata, we don't write any "repo.proto" files in the first commits of workspaces that were created using startRepo. The main reason is that throughout the execution of startRepo, we don't have a GRepository object to serialize until the end of the method. This is not the case for any workspace created using createWorkSpace. It is inconsistent but its kept since the distinguishing information might be useful down the line.
There is another reason why metadata should not be read from first commits on workspaces, its left for the reader to reason about. Hint: it has to do with adding topicspaces.
Speaking of startRepo, we have another exception to a rule. The committer and author of a commit should match with, maybe, the exception of the first commit in a workspace. This happens when a user specifies the users for a topicspace they are about to create. Since the author of a commit can be set manually, we do set it accordingly for each user and their workspace. But we cannot set the committer field, thus the exception. This should have no effect on how the app operates since we rely on the author field to verify things. This is only problematic if someone tries to maliciously introduce commits that we believe are valid. This is fixable with enforcing GPG signing of commits.
The exception is also fixable if we find a way of communicating an invite to a topicspace, that way only when a user accepts the invite they will create their workspace. This will happen down the line, for now it is not necessary.
Finally, we also keep track of the current user in a file called ".CURRENT_USER" located at the root of the repository. The reason behind this file's existence is mainly to introduce a change in between workspaces when they are created. If we have no changes we cannot commit. The file just includes the user's name and nothing else.
Creates a repository in the given path with the given users. Meaning that each user will have a workspace in the default "Main" topicspace. A path is valid if it exists and has no repository initialized in it. The method also copies the default .gitignore file from the static directory.
The method returns the new repository.
The "GH" branch will be checked-out at the end of the method's execution.
Creates a topicspace with the given users based on a commit. The new topicspace will be an orphan checkout based on the given commit's state.
The method returns a pair of objects, the first is the repository with the new topicspace added to it, and the second is the topicspace created.
The "GH" branch will be checked-out at the end of the method's execution.
Creates a workspace in the given topicspace based on a workspace. The new workspace being based on the latest state of another workspace is for simplicity. In fact, I will also add the ability to base the new workspace on the initial state of the topicspace or just an empty state.
The method returns a pair of objects, the first is the repository with the new workspace added to it, and the second is the workspace created.
The "GH" branch will be checked-out at the end of the method's execution.
Downloads the repo. To be implemented.
Given a path, checks whether it adheres to our rules then reads it out, if it doesn't it will error out. Even though its tedious to check for all the rules, this method doesn't take long to execute.
Partially checkout a file or a directory along with its sub-directories or not.
Writes the repository state to memory then commits in the given workspace for the given user, with the given commit summary and message. This method does the necessary checks to ensure only the user who owns the workspace is committing in it. This method will also push the changes and fetch the rest of the branches if the remote repository exists. Handling the new changes from pulled branches is yet to be implemented.
The controller is separated into three directories/parts, renderer/, store/, and controller/.
It is recommended to read the Vuex documentation to better understand how to define and expose properties of the store.
The renderer is responsible for initializing the Vuex store using the RootState interface and the dispaVuex object from as the model, both of these are in the store/. After that, using the App vue component and the store it creates the main and only Vue instance.
The store is responsible for the state and defining the getters, mutations, and actions on the state. All of which can be found in dispaVuex object. Our state, represented in the DispatchState interface, includes a dispatcher object from the controller. Any and all operations done on the state will go through the dispatcher object. Thanks to vuex-typescript we can expose typed state operations. Given an operation exists in the dispatcher object, it is straight forward to
We have GitHub authentication setup and running on its own but we still need to integrate it into the network commands. The GitHub api for authentication protocol uses http and https. This page has an outline of the authentication api.
The abstraction over the api we are using is mostly taken from the GitHub Desktop project. To understand how to use the api, I would check the letsOauth function in examples or look at the GitHub desktop project.
There are mainly two ways to call the oauth api. The one we don't use requires us to specify a callback url. This is done by registering a new protocol in the system for our app. We opted not to use this since we don't want to alter the system in anyway. For more information on how this is done, here is the electron protocol handlers documentation, also look at the GitHub Desktop project for an example.
The one we use sends a POST request to the endpoint "https://api.github.com" and receives a response with a token. We always use the api.github endpoint, the option is available since GitHub enterprise has a different endpoint. The token we receive acts as a password and does not expire unless the user or us want to revoke its access.
The GitHub api requires us to create an oauth application through their website. The application then has a client ID and a client secret, that the api uses these to authenticate using our app. Both of these should be set as environment variables upon packaging the app and should not be committed anywhere in the code. For now, I hard coded both of them in the util/github-api.ts (lines 48 and 49) from a test application under my GitHub account. I also have a dummy test user created to run the letsOauth example using one of my email accounts.
Another thing that the api we use does is reduce the objects retrieved from the website. Fetch requests from the api return json objects that are converted to javascript objects which are defined in interfaces that start with "IAPI" in the util/github-api.ts. The interfaces expose only parts of the objects in typescript, this is important to keep in mind in case we need the none-exposed information.
| Notice: | The entire back-end is runnable using just the command line with the exception of authentication. There are several reasons why this is the case, but the main one is that the authenticate relies for some parts on the existence of a browser window object. In other words, authentication will not work without a browserwindow and a renderer process. |
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Based on the api-error-handleing.txt in the Git documentation, the Git process has four return states:
This is important cause sometimes errors are actually reported to stdout instead of stderr. This also means that there should be a coupling between errors and their return values as the return value alone is not enough. Another consequence is that a none-zero or even -1 doesn't always mean the operation actually failed.
Currently the coupling between the the return values and errors doesn't exist. As this should be handled per operation, I can think of two ways of doing it.
The first is to wrap each call with a try and catch clause that will handle the possible return values for the operation accordingly.
The other is to introduce an object to the dugite exec wrapper in "src/git/core-git.ts" that enables the caller to specify acceptable return values. This is what the GitHub Desktop project does among a few other tricks.
What we do so far is return an error with any none zero return value.
Another aspect of Git errors is common vs. specific errors discussed in this pull request in the dugite project. The requests discusses how there are generic errors and errors that include information specific to the error, for example a branch name. These are handled the same way so far, which means that some information is lost in the explanation of the error. The goal is to parse out the none generic information and return it back to the caller along with the error, that way errors can be presented more precisely. What we have now is a generic explanation of each error given its enum, similar to what the GitHub Desktop project does.
This documentation is written in reStructuredText. The command below is run in the docs directory to generate the current index.html page you are reading. The script needs python 3.6 to run and was taken from "docutils/build/scripts-3.6/" directory after cloning the following repository: git://repo.or.cz/docutils.git.
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This is more or less about my experience with marijuana as a whole, not an individual one.
That being said, let me tell you that I never really wanted to try marijuana. I never had the desire to be near that stuff. But once my friends began to get involved with it, it seemed my choices were limited. I could either hang out with them and try marijuana and use it like them and fit in, or I could lock myself up in my room and mess around on my computer.
Anyways, the first time I smoked I didn't even get a buzz. We smoked 2 joints and nothing happened. I was convinced I was invulnerable to the drug. Then one of my friends took me out and smoked a single bowl with me right after school. He asked if I felt anything, and I said yeah, even though I wasn't really feeling anything.
After driving to his house and him running in to get some drinks, I still wasn't feeling anything. No cotton mouth or anything, unlike him.
After another 15 minutes, it suddenly hit me. The world almost stopped, and I couldn't believe what was going on. I didn't even realize it until I almost ran into the back of a truck. I couldn't focus on anything, and everything was blinking. My whole body was going crazy with the buzz.
I had to get off the road quick because I couldn't pay attention to driving. So I went home and watched TV. That was one of the most fun days of my life.
The use of the drug continued to grow in the months to come, even though the friend who got me started had quit for reasons unknown (though I think I have an idea). It was all in good fun. Nothing else to do.
People want to get high all the time now. Its an everyday habit, though I don't feel an addiction. I could stop, if I had the guts to tell everyone I quit.
Anyways, it makes me forget things. Things that used to come naturally, now require thought and effort. Things I never had a problem with or even gave much attention to before, like when I'm at a party. I can't relax. I know I'm sending the wrong message with my body language, yet I can't stop it. Nothing feels normal anymore. I have to actually think about where to put my arms when I sit, stand, whatever.
Another thing I can't do near as well as I used to is spell. I used to be a spelling whiz. I never had to look at a word more than once to learn how to spell it. Now I forget how to spell common words I use everyday.
Another thing that strikes me, is that we used to play pool a lot. Everyday we'd go to the bowling alley and play pool. We were almost always baked when we did that. We had gotten quite good at it, before we quit playing for about a week or two. It was too expensive. The next time we played, the strangest thing happened. I couldn't remember how to play. I knew the rules, but I couldn't figure out how to hold the stick, or how to use english on the ball. Everything I did was wrong. It terrified me. I had to almost re-learn how to play.
I have forgotten numerous things that I used to know and understand. I can only wonder how many things I have forgotten that I don't even realize yet. I think I'm done smoking for a while, and we'll see what happens.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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