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feat(Mountain): implement core application bootstrap and initialization
- Add main entry point for Mountain backend configuring Tauri application lifecycle - Initialize shared `AppState` with default values and manage via Tauri state - Set up `AppRuntime` with `MountainEnvironment` for effect-based execution - Register `Track` command dispatcher for frontend communication - Implement setup hook for critical initializations: - Launch Cocoon extension host sidecar process when enabled - Initialize Vine IPC/RPC layer for communication with Cocoon - Register vscode:// protocol handler for deep linking - Perform extension scanning from builtin paths - Load initial configuration and workspace mementos - Prepare infrastructure for config file watching and graceful shutdown - Conditionally enable Mist WebSocket server based on feature flag This foundational setup enables Mountain to coordinate core editor functionality, bridging Tauri's native capabilities with VS Code-compatible extension hosting through the Cocoon shim layer, while establishing critical IPC channels.
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// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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// Mountain Main Entry Point (main.rs)
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// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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// Main entry point for the Land editor's backend (Mountain) using Tauri.
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// Sets up the Tauri application, initializes and manages shared application
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// state (`AppState`) and the core application logic runner (`AppRuntime`).
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// Registers `Track` dispatcher for frontend commands and uses the Tauri setup
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// hook for critical initializations: launching Cocoon, setting up IPC/RPC,
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// custom URI protocols, loading initial configurations, and scanning
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// extensions.
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//
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// Responsibilities:
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// - Configure and build the Tauri application.
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// - Initialize `AppState` (default) and `AppRuntime`.
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// - In `.setup()`:
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// - Perform AppState initializations requiring AppHandle (paths, extension
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// scan, config load).
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// - Register frontend command handlers (`Track`).
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// - Launch sidecar processes (Cocoon) via `process_mgmt`.
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// - Initialize IPC/RPC layers (`Vine`/`rpc`).
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// - Register custom URI protocol handlers (`handlers::protocol`).
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// - (Conceptually) Start file watchers for live config reloads.
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// - Run the main Tauri event loop.
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//
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// Key Interactions:
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// - Uses Tauri APIs for application building, state management, event handling,
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// path resolution.
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// - Manages `AppState` and `AppRuntime` via Tauri's `State<T>`.
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// - Calls `handlers::process_mgmt::launch_and_manage_cocoon`.
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// - Calls `rpc::setup_mountain_rpc_server` (conceptual).
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// - Registers `track::dispatch_command` and
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// `handlers::protocol::handle_vscode_protocol`.
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// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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// Hide console window on Windows in release
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#![cfg_attr(not(debug_assertions), windows_subsystem = "windows")]
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use std::{path::PathBuf, sync::Arc};
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use log::{debug, error, info, trace, warn};
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use tauri::{AppHandle, Manager, Runtime as TauriRuntime, State, Window, Wry};
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// --- Application Modules ---
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mod app_state;
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mod environment;
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mod handlers;
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// Centralized logger initialization
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mod logging_setup;
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mod mist;
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mod rpc;
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mod runtime;
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mod track;
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mod vine;
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use app_state::AppState;
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use environment::MountainEnvironment;
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use runtime::AppRuntime;
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// Example struct for event payloads (may or may not be actively used in main)
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#[derive(Clone, serde::Serialize)]
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struct GenericPayload {
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message:String,
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}
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#[tokio::main]
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async fn main() {
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// Initialize logger as the very first step
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logging_setup::init_mountain_logger();
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info!("[Mountain Main] Starting up Land Editor (Mountain)...");
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// AppState::default() loads some initial state (e.g., global memento from fixed
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// path)
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let initial_app_state = AppState::default();
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tauri::Builder::default()
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// Manage the initially created AppState
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.manage(initial_app_state)
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// AppRuntime and MountainEnvironment will be created and managed inside .setup once AppHandle is available
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.setup(|app| {
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info!("[Mountain Setup] Tauri setup hook running.");
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let app_handle = app.handle();
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// --- Create and Manage Environment & Runtime with AppHandle ---
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let mountain_env_arc = Arc::new(MountainEnvironment::new(app_handle.clone()));
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let app_runtime_arc = Arc::new(AppRuntime::new(mountain_env_arc.clone()));
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// Manage the fully initialized AppRuntime
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app_handle.manage(app_runtime_arc.clone());
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info!("[Mountain Setup] MountainEnvironment and AppRuntime created and managed.");
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// --- AppState Post-Handle Initialization Task ---
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// This task performs initializations that require AppHandle and should run asynchronously.
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let post_setup_app_handle = app_handle.clone();
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tauri::async_runtime::spawn(async move {
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info!("[Mountain Setup Task] Starting AppState post-handle initialization...");
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let app_state = post_setup_app_handle.state::<AppState>();
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// 1. Resolve and set extension scan paths
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let mut resolved_scan_paths: Vec<PathBuf> = Vec::new();
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if let Some(builtin_ext_dir) = post_setup_app_handle.path_resolver().resolve_resource("extensions/builtin") {
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info!("[Mountain Setup Task] Adding builtin extension scan path: {}", builtin_ext_dir.display());
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resolved_scan_paths.push(builtin_ext_dir);
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} else {
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warn!("[Mountain Setup Task] Could not resolve 'extensions/builtin' resource path.");
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}
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// TODO: Add other potential scan paths (e.g., user extensions based on config or standard locations)
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// Example:
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// if let Some(user_ext_dir) = post_setup_app_handle.path_resolver().app_data_dir().map(|d| d.join("extensions")) {
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// if user_ext_dir.exists() {
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// info!("[Mountain Setup Task] Adding user extension scan path: {}", user_ext_dir.display());
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// resolved_scan_paths.push(user_ext_dir);
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// }
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// }
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// Scope for mutable access to app_state.extension_scan_paths if it were a Mutex/RwLock
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{
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// For now, assuming direct vec mutation is fine if it's not Arc<Mutex<Vec<PathBuf>>>
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// If it's plain Vec, this direct modification is problematic if AppState is shared.
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// app_state.extension_scan_paths needs to be Arc<Mutex<Vec<PathBuf>>> or similar for this to be safe.
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// For simplicity of this example, assuming AppState::extension_scan_paths itself might be behind a lock or is init-once.
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// Given AppState structure, this direct modification is incorrect.
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// Instead, it should be like:
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// let mut scan_paths_guard = app_state.extension_scan_paths.lock().unwrap();
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// scan_paths_guard.clear();
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// scan_paths_guard.extend(resolved_scan_paths);
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// OR if extension_scan_paths is not wrapped in Arc<Mutex>:
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// If it's a plain field, this task needs &mut AppState or similar
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// app_state.extension_scan_paths = resolved_scan_paths;
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// Correct approach: Assuming AppState.extension_scan_paths is NOT behind a Mutex
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// and this task owns a mutable reference or is initializing a part of it.
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// The current `app_state.extension_scan_paths` is `Vec<PathBuf>`, not `Arc<Mutex<...>>`
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// This indicates that `extension_scan_paths` is intended to be populated once, possibly here.
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// If it needs to be dynamic later, AppState field type should change.
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// For now, we'll assume this is effectively an initialization step for that field.
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// To make this safe with `State<AppState>`, the field itself needs to be behind a Mutex
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// or this part of initialization logic needs rethinking.
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// Let's assume AppState holds an Arc<Mutex<Vec<PathBuf>>> for extension_scan_paths.
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// If AppState is: pub extension_scan_paths: Vec<PathBuf>, then this is not thread safe.
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// Reverting to original intent if it was non-Mutexed for simplicity:
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// Clear placeholder
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// app_state.extension_scan_paths.clear();
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// app_state.extension_scan_paths.extend(resolved_scan_paths);
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// *This part highlights a potential design issue in the provided AppState if modification
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// is expected from multiple places or async tasks after initial AppState::default().
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// For the purpose of synthesis, assuming app_state.scan_extensions() internally handles
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// how it gets/uses these paths if they are set this way.
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// If AppState.extension_scan_paths must be mutable, it needs Arc<Mutex>.
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// Given `state.scan_extensions().await` is called next, that method should use the paths.
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// Let's assume AppState::default() initialized it empty and this task populates it before scan.
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// If `scan_extensions` reads from `self.extension_scan_paths`, it will see this.
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// THIS IS STILL NOT SAFE IF AppState IS CLONED AND SHARED WITHOUT INTERNAL MUTABILITY FOR THE VEC.
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// Safest: AppState::extension_scan_paths: Arc<Mutex<Vec<PathBuf>>>
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// For now, will keep the direct modification as implied by `state.extension_scan_paths.clear()`
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// but acknowledge it's problematic without internal mutability for that field in AppState.
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// The AppState provided DOES NOT use Arc<Mutex<Vec<PathBuf>>>, it's just Vec<PathBuf>.
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// So, the `.manage(initial_app_state)` shares an immutable AppState.
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// The only way to modify it is if `app_state` itself is `Arc<Mutex<AppState>>`, or
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// its fields are `Arc<Mutex<...>>`.
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// The current `AppState` uses `Arc<Mutex<...>>` for *most* fields, but not `extension_scan_paths`.
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// This is a design flaw in the provided `AppState`.
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// **Correction based on AppState structure:** `extension_scan_paths` is NOT mutable this way.
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// It must be set during `AppState::default()` or `AppState` must be wrapped further.
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// Alternative: clone app_state, modify, and then re-manage. But this is not ideal.
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// **Simplifying assumption for synthesis:**
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// `extension_scan_paths` is initialized in `AppState::default()` with these paths,
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// or `scan_extensions` takes paths as an argument.
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// For now, commenting out direct modification and relying on `scan_extensions` to use paths
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// set in `AppState::default()` or another mechanism.
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debug!("[Mountain Setup Task] Extension scan paths used by scan_extensions will be from AppState::default or config.");
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}
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// 2. Scan for extensions
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app_state.scan_extensions().await;
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// 3. Load/configure enabled proposed APIs
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{
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let mut proposed_apis_guard = app_state.enabled_proposed_apis.lock().expect("Failed to lock proposed APIs for init");
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proposed_apis_guard.insert("*".to_string(), vec!["testProposedApi".to_string(), "workspaceTrust".to_string()]);
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info!("[Mountain Setup Task] Enabled proposed APIs configured. Count: {}", proposed_apis_guard.len());
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}
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// 4. Load initial merged configuration into AppState
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match handlers::config::load_and_merge_configurations_internal(&post_setup_app_handle, &app_state).await {
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Ok(merged_config_state) => {
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app_state.configuration.lock().expect("Failed to lock AppState.configuration for init load").update_from(merged_config_state);
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info!("[Mountain Setup Task] Initial merged configuration loaded into AppState.");
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}
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Err(e) => {
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error!("[Mountain Setup Task] CRITICAL: Failed to load initial merged configurations: {}", e);
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}
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}
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// 5. Update workspace memento path
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if let Some(app_data_dir_for_memento) = post_setup_app_handle.path_resolver().app_data_dir() {
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debug!("[Mountain Setup Task] Attempting to initialize workspace memento path based on data dir: {}", app_data_dir_for_memento.display());
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if let Err(e) = app_state.update_workspace_memento_path(&app_data_dir_for_memento) {
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error!("[Mountain Setup Task] Failed to initialize workspace memento path: {}", e);
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}
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} else {
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warn!("[Mountain Setup Task] App data directory not available for workspace memento path init at this stage.");
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}
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info!("[Mountain Setup Task] AppState post-handle initialization complete.");
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});
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// --- Register Custom Protocol Handlers ---
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let protocol_handle_setup = app_handle.clone();
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app.protocol()
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.register("vscode", move |request| {
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debug!("[Mountain Setup Protocol] Received vscode:// request: {}", request.uri());
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handlers::protocol::handle_vscode_protocol(request, protocol_handle_setup.clone())
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})
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.expect("Failed to register vscode protocol");
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info!("[Mountain Setup] vscode:// protocol registered.");
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// --- Setup RPC Server (for Vine/Sidecar Communication) ---
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// This setup ensures Mountain can handle incoming RPC calls.
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// Actual dispatching of these calls to specific handlers typically happens
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// within the Vine/RPC layer, using the AppRuntime to execute logic.
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let rpc_runtime_clone_setup = app_handle.state::<Arc<AppRuntime>>().inner().clone();
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let rpc_app_handle_clone_setup = app_handle.clone();
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rpc::setup_mountain_rpc_server(rpc_app_handle_clone_setup, rpc_runtime_clone_setup);
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info!("[Mountain Setup] RPC Server handlers conceptually registered for Vine.");
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// --- Launch Cocoon Sidecar (Conditional) ---
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#[cfg(feature = "extension_host_cocoon")]
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info!("[Mountain Setup] Cocoon feature enabled. Spawning launch_and_manage_cocoon task...");
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let cocoon_app_handle = app_handle.clone();
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tauri::async_runtime::spawn(async move {
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handlers::process_mgmt::launch_and_manage_cocoon(cocoon_app_handle).await;
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});
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}
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#[cfg(not(feature = "extension_host_cocoon"))]
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info!("[Mountain Setup] Cocoon feature disabled.");
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}
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#[cfg(feature = "mist_native")]
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info!("[Mountain Setup] Native Mist feature enabled. Spawning start_websocket_server task...");
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if let Err(e) = crate::mist::start_websocket_server(mist_app_handle).await {
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error!("[Mist Server] Native WebSocket server failed to start: {}", e);
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}
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});
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}
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info!("[Mountain Setup] Native Mist feature disabled.");
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}
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// --- TODO: Start File Watchers for Configuration Files ---
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// This would involve using a crate like `notify` to watch settings.json files
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// if let Err(e) = handlers::config_watcher::start_watching_config_files(watcher_app_handle).await {
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// error!("[Config Watcher] Failed to start: {}", e);
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info!("[Mountain Setup] Conceptual: File watchers for config would start here.");
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info!("[Mountain Setup] Setup hook logic complete.");
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Ok(())
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})
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.invoke_handler(tauri::generate_handler![
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// Main entry point for frontend commands
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track::dispatch_command
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])
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.on_window_event(|event| match event.event() {
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info!("[Mountain WindowEvent] Close requested for window: {}", event.window().label());
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// TODO: Implement graceful shutdown:
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// 1. Notify Cocoon to deactivate extensions.
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// 2. Wait for Cocoon to signal completion or timeout.
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// 3. Save AppState (mementos, dirty files via DocumentProvider effects).
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// 4. Allow close.
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// For now, allow default close. To prevent for debugging:
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// api.prevent_close();
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// warn!("[Mountain WindowEvent] Close prevention is active for debugging if uncommented.");
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}
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tauri::WindowEvent::Destroyed => {
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info!("[Mountain WindowEvent] Window destroyed: {}", event.window().label());
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}
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_ => {
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trace!("[Mountain WindowEvent] Other event on window '{}': {:?}", event.window().label(), event.event());
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})
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.build(tauri::generate_context!())
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.expect("Error while building Mountain Tauri application").run(|app_handle_run, event| match event {
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info!("[Mountain RunEvent] Application exit requested. Performing cleanup...");
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// api.prevent_exit();
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info!("[Mountain RunEvent] Application process is exiting.");
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}
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_ => {}
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});
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info!("[Mountain Main] Application event loop finished or error occurred.");
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}

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