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Puranjay Savar Mattas 195dc2cc59 feat(editor): Remember previous location + Command Palette (⌘K)
Remember previous location (Preferences): persists collection +
document chain (or Home) to UserDefaults on every navigation change,
gated on the preference. Restored once per launch by resolving the
stored IDs back through the API, stopping at the first failure
(deleted doc, offline, etc.) rather than aborting the whole restore —
a partial chain beats falling all the way back to Home. Cleared on
sign-out so switching accounts can't restore a stale location.

Command Palette (new Settings → Editor section, not synced to
Outline): ⌘K opens a floating overlay, arrow-key/click navigation,
Enter or click to select. Always searches locally, never a
per-keystroke network request:
- Lightweight (default): live listCollections + listViewedDocuments
  fetch once on open.
- Full Workspace (opt-in, requires Full Local Sync on): reads
  CachingOutlineAPIClient's local cache directly — zero network calls,
  includes nested sub-documents now that Full Local Sync actually
  caches them (see the paired OutlineKit commit).

Fixed through live testing, in order found:
- Focus: the search field wasn't reliably first responder the instant
  ⌘K opened it (also the likely source of several AppKit
  CA-transaction console warnings) — added a short delay before
  focusing.
- Full Workspace "no results": was sequential one-collection-at-a-time
  fetching before the cache-read redesign: withTaskGroup made it
  concurrent, and reading from the cache instead of the network made
  it moot.
- Arrow keys not moving selection: .onKeyPress was on the outer card,
  but the focused TextField swallowed the events before they could
  bubble up. Moved the handlers directly onto the TextField.
- Search ranking: exact-phrase-only matching meant a title like "Test
  Plan Document" never matched a "test document" query at all
  (filtered out, not just ranked low), making it look like collections
  always won. Added a fallback tier: every word of a multi-word query
  present anywhere in the title still matches, ranked below
  exact/prefix/substring hits.
- foregroundStyle(.secondary vs .orange) ternary: HierarchicalShapeStyle
  vs Color type mismatch, fixed with AnyShapeStyle on both branches.
2026-08-19 17:14:49 +01:00

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import Foundation
import Observation
import OutlineKit
@MainActor
@Observable
final class SessionStore {
private static let serverURLDefaultsKey = "outline.serverURL"
/// Preferences now drive real editor behavior (separate editing, etc.),
/// not just a settings screen — they need to survive a cold launch with
/// no network, not just live in memory from the last successful fetch.
/// Still read-only while offline (Settings already gates every toggle
/// on `isEffectivelyOnline`) — this only makes the *last known* values
/// available, never lets them be changed without a server round-trip.
private static let userPreferencesDefaultsKey = "outline.userPreferences"
private let tokenStore: TokenStoring
private let defaults: UserDefaults
var isSignedIn: Bool
private(set) var userId: String?
var userName: String?
var userEmail: String?
var userAvatarURL: URL?
var userLanguage: String?
var userPreferences: OutlineUserPreferences?
var userNotificationSettings: [String: Bool]?
var teamName: String?
var teamAvatarURL: URL?
private(set) var apiClient: OutlineAPIClient?
/// Same object as `apiClient` when the offline cache is available — kept
/// as a separately-typed reference so Settings can reach cache/sync-queue
/// specific methods (`flushPendingOperations`, `performFullSync`, etc.)
/// without downcasting the protocol-typed `apiClient` everywhere.
private(set) var cachingClient: CachingOutlineAPIClient?
let networkMonitor = NetworkMonitor()
/// `nil` only if the on-disk SwiftData store failed to open (e.g. disk
/// full) — in that case `apiClient` falls back to talking to the server
/// directly with no offline cache, rather than failing sign-in outright.
private let cacheStore: OfflineCacheStore?
var serverURL: URL? {
defaults.string(forKey: Self.serverURLDefaultsKey).flatMap(URL.init(string:))
}
init(tokenStore: TokenStoring = KeychainTokenStore(), defaults: UserDefaults = .standard) {
self.tokenStore = tokenStore
self.defaults = defaults
self.cacheStore = (try? OfflineCacheStore.makeContainer()).map(OfflineCacheStore.init(modelContainer:))
let hasToken = (try? tokenStore.token()) != nil
let storedServerURL = defaults.string(forKey: Self.serverURLDefaultsKey).flatMap(URL.init(string:))
if hasToken, let storedServerURL {
isSignedIn = true
(apiClient, cachingClient) = Self.makeAPIClient(serverURL: storedServerURL, tokenStore: tokenStore, cache: cacheStore)
userPreferences = Self.loadCachedPreferences(defaults: defaults)
} else {
// Keychain and the sandboxed UserDefaults container don't
// always survive together — a Keychain item written by an
// older-signed build can outlive a reinstall that wipes the
// container (or vice versa), leaving a token with no server or
// a server with no token. Clear whichever half survived rather
// than showing a broken "signed in" UI with no working
// apiClient — a fresh sign-in rewrites both consistently.
if hasToken {
try? tokenStore.clear()
}
defaults.removeObject(forKey: Self.serverURLDefaultsKey)
isSignedIn = false
}
}
func signIn(serverURL: URL, user: OutlineUser, team: OutlineTeam) {
defaults.set(serverURL.absoluteString, forKey: Self.serverURLDefaultsKey)
(apiClient, cachingClient) = Self.makeAPIClient(serverURL: serverURL, tokenStore: tokenStore, cache: cacheStore)
apply(user: user, team: team, serverURL: serverURL)
isSignedIn = true
}
/// `static` (not an instance method) so `init` can call it before every
/// stored property has a value — same reason `makeAPIClient` is static.
private static func loadCachedPreferences(defaults: UserDefaults) -> OutlineUserPreferences? {
guard let data = defaults.data(forKey: userPreferencesDefaultsKey) else { return nil }
return try? JSONDecoder().decode(OutlineUserPreferences.self, from: data)
}
/// `nil` clears the cache instead of writing a `null` — happens whenever
/// a fresh fetch legitimately comes back with no preferences set, so a
/// stale cached value from a previous account/state can't linger.
private func cachePreferences(_ preferences: OutlineUserPreferences?) {
guard let preferences, let data = try? JSONEncoder().encode(preferences) else {
defaults.removeObject(forKey: Self.userPreferencesDefaultsKey)
return
}
defaults.set(data, forKey: Self.userPreferencesDefaultsKey)
}
private static func makeAPIClient(
serverURL: URL,
tokenStore: TokenStoring,
cache: OfflineCacheStore?
) -> (OutlineAPIClient, CachingOutlineAPIClient?) {
let live = LiveOutlineAPIClient(
configuration: OutlineConfiguration(baseURL: serverURL),
tokenStore: tokenStore
)
guard let cache else { return (live, nil) }
let caching = CachingOutlineAPIClient(live: live, cache: cache)
return (caching, caching)
}
func signOut() {
try? tokenStore.clear()
defaults.removeObject(forKey: Self.serverURLDefaultsKey)
isSignedIn = false
userId = nil
userName = nil
userEmail = nil
userAvatarURL = nil
userLanguage = nil
userPreferences = nil
userNotificationSettings = nil
teamName = nil
teamAvatarURL = nil
apiClient = nil
cachingClient = nil
defaults.removeObject(forKey: Self.userPreferencesDefaultsKey)
// Same key `ContentView_macOS` persists "Remember previous
// location" under — cleared here too so switching accounts/servers
// can't restore a stale location that belongs to a different sign-in.
defaults.removeObject(forKey: "outline.lastLocation")
}
/// Re-fetches user/workspace name/logo on relaunch, when the token survived but this
/// in-memory state didn't.
func refreshTeamInfoIfNeeded() async {
guard isSignedIn, teamName == nil, let apiClient, let serverURL else { return }
guard let auth = try? await apiClient.authInfo() else { return }
apply(user: auth.user, team: auth.team, serverURL: serverURL)
}
/// Settings calls this after a successful name/avatar change so the
/// sidebar's account footer and everywhere else reading these reflect
/// it immediately, without waiting for the next `auth.info` refresh.
func applyUpdatedProfile(_ user: OutlineUser) {
guard let serverURL else { return }
userId = user.id
userName = user.name
userAvatarURL = user.avatarUrl.flatMap { URL(string: $0, relativeTo: serverURL)?.absoluteURL }
userLanguage = user.language
userPreferences = user.preferences
cachePreferences(user.preferences)
userNotificationSettings = user.notificationSettings
}
private func apply(user: OutlineUser, team: OutlineTeam, serverURL: URL) {
userId = user.id
userName = user.name
userEmail = user.email
// Outline can return either an absolute URL or a server-relative path
// (e.g. `/api/files.get?key=...`) for avatarUrl — resolve against the
// configured server so relative paths don't fail as "unsupported URL".
userAvatarURL = user.avatarUrl.flatMap { URL(string: $0, relativeTo: serverURL)?.absoluteURL }
userLanguage = user.language
userPreferences = user.preferences
cachePreferences(user.preferences)
userNotificationSettings = user.notificationSettings
teamName = team.name
teamAvatarURL = team.avatarUrl.flatMap { URL(string: $0, relativeTo: serverURL)?.absoluteURL }
}
}