* Restore Files tab in dashboard
Reinstates the Files tab (TabFiles) that was removed in 973d046d, bringing
back the dashboard file browser: directory navigation, list/grid views,
sorting, drag-and-drop, context menus, upload, and trash support.
- Restore src/gui/src/UI/Dashboard/TabFiles.js (identical to pre-removal)
- Re-wire UIDashboard.js: tab registration, initial file path, item socket
handlers, and route-based file navigation
- Re-add file-tab CSS in dashboard.css and the selection-area rule in style.css
- Re-add dashboard-mode item creation hooks in helpers.js move_items
- Re-add #files/<path> deep-link parsing in initgui.js parseDashboardRoute,
while preserving Apps as the default dashboard tab
* Only remove stale rows when moving items
* Fix Dashboard Files tab bugs
- Escape filenames in renderItem to prevent stored XSS via HTML in file
names (matches UIItem); raw name is still preserved for display/rename.
- Read clone data-id from the nested .row in drag drop handlers so
multi-select drag moves all selected items, not just the grabbed one.
- Resolve sidebar drop target from the element's data-path so dragging
onto Public/Home works (they aren't keyed in user.directories); fix the
matching UID-vs-path comparison in the drag-out handler.
- Set data-is_worker/data-worker_url from is_worker itself instead of an
always-true "!== undefined" check, so worker context-menu behavior only
applies to actual workers.
- Give delete-confirmation buttons explicit values so permanent delete
works in non-English locales.
- Refresh the view after a context-menu move-paste, mirroring Ctrl+V.
- Guard the item.updated socket handler against the client's own echo,
matching the other handlers and UIDesktop.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Prevent Files tab lockup when readdir fails
renderDirectory sets renderingDirectory=true then awaits puter.fs.readdir
with no error handling. readdir rejects on any backend error (permission,
deleted directory, network), leaving renderingDirectory stuck true so the
re-entry guard blocks all future navigation and the spinner never clears.
Catch the rejection and reset state.
* Isolate render failures so one bad entry can't lock the Files tab
renderItem parsed file.metadata with an unguarded JSON.parse, but metadata
is client-writable and stored verbatim, so '', undefined, or malformed
values throw (item_icon.js guards the identical call). Combined with
Promise.all, one bad entry rejected the whole render and left the tab
frozen. Guard the parse and use Promise.allSettled for per-item isolation.
* Clear selection when clicking empty area in Files tab
The empty-area click handler is an arrow function, so `this` was the
TabFiles object rather than the container element, making `e.target === this`
always false. Only clicks landing exactly on `.files` deselected. Use
e.currentTarget so clicks on the container background deselect as intended.
* Avoid stacking image-preview document click handlers
showImagePreview bound a click.imagepreview handler without removing a
prior one. It is re-invoked during image arrow-navigation while a preview
is open, so identical document handlers accumulated until close. Remove
any existing handler before binding.
* Sort live-inserted items by display name
insertAtSortedPosition compared the new item's raw file.name against
existing rows' data-name (the display name). For trashed items, name is
the UID while the real name is in metadata.original_name, so newly trashed
items landed in the wrong position in Trash until a full re-render. Compare
on the new row's data-name to match sortFiles and the existing rows.
* Use display name in in-place item update
UIDashboardFileItem's in-place update path set data-name and the shown
name from raw file.name, unlike renderItem which uses
metadata.original_name || file.name. An update to an already-visible
trashed item replaced its name with the UID and corrupted data-name
(which sort and type-to-search read). Compute the display name to match.
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test: tests for puter.js
* fix: ship lockfile for coverage devDeps; tolerate missing base coverage
npm ci failed on CI because package.json gained the babel/istanbul
devDependencies without the matching package-lock.json update. Also make
the coverage workflow's base leg best-effort so a base ref that predates
the coverage script reports without the comparison column instead of
failing the run.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* typeify subdomains wip
* initial (untested) logic for LocalWorkerService
* Make it work, add lifecycle expiry since workers are process heavy in current implementation
* fix type errors
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Co-authored-by: Daniel Salazar <daniel.salazar@puter.com>
Show a subtle centered loading spinner for the Apps dashboard when fetching apps if the request is slow. Implements a 1.5s delay before showing the spinner and guarantees a minimum 1.5s visible time to avoid blinking; the spinner is only shown when the container is empty (so background refreshes keep existing tiles). Adds a finish helper to clear the spinner timer and await the minimum visible time before rendering results or errors. Also adds CSS for the spinner element and its animations.
Move logic that determines a tile's displayed title and target link into resolveTileDisplay (use hostname/index_url for external apps) and have buildTileHtml consume it. Expose data-target-link on tiles. Update app search to match the displayed title, raw title, name, and uid so queries find website-shortcut tiles and external apps consistently (matching Home tab behavior).
Add a negative top margin and matching top padding to the horizontal scroller to prevent first-row icons from being clipped when they scale on hover. Overflow-x:auto previously caused vertical clipping of scaled icons; margin-top:-8px and padding-top:8px bleed the clip edge upward so scaled icons remain visible without changing scroll behavior.
Previously the dashboard used a clean root URL for the 'apps' tab and hashes for other tabs. This change makes tab links and history entries consistently use a hash (e.g. #apps, #home) by always generating href as `#<id>` and pushing `#<section>` to history. Simplifies URL handling and ensures the Apps tab also reflects its hash in the address bar.
