fresh_core/hooks.rs
1//! Hook System: Event subscription and notification for plugins
2//!
3//! Hooks allow plugins to subscribe to editor events and react to them.
4
5use anyhow::Result;
6use std::collections::HashMap;
7use std::path::PathBuf;
8
9use crate::action::Action;
10use crate::api::ViewTokenWire;
11use crate::{BufferId, CursorId, SplitId};
12
13/// Arguments passed to hook callbacks
14#[derive(Debug, Clone, serde::Serialize)]
15#[serde(untagged)]
16pub enum HookArgs {
17 /// Before a file is opened
18 BeforeFileOpen { path: PathBuf },
19
20 /// After a file is successfully opened
21 AfterFileOpen { buffer_id: BufferId, path: PathBuf },
22
23 /// Before a buffer is saved to disk
24 BeforeFileSave { buffer_id: BufferId, path: PathBuf },
25
26 /// After a buffer is successfully saved
27 AfterFileSave { buffer_id: BufferId, path: PathBuf },
28
29 /// The file explorer mutated the filesystem (paste, duplicate, ...)
30 /// without going through a buffer save. Plugins that surface
31 /// filesystem-derived state (git status decorations, etc.) use this
32 /// to re-scan after explorer-driven changes that wouldn't otherwise
33 /// fire `BeforeFileSave`/`AfterFileSave`. `path` is one of the
34 /// affected paths; for batch operations (multi-paste) the hook
35 /// fires once per refresh, not once per file.
36 AfterFileExplorerChange { path: PathBuf },
37
38 /// A buffer was closed
39 BufferClosed { buffer_id: BufferId },
40
41 /// Before text is inserted
42 BeforeInsert {
43 buffer_id: BufferId,
44 position: usize,
45 text: String,
46 },
47
48 /// After text was inserted
49 AfterInsert {
50 buffer_id: BufferId,
51 position: usize,
52 text: String,
53 /// Byte position where the affected range starts
54 affected_start: usize,
55 /// Byte position where the affected range ends (after the inserted text)
56 affected_end: usize,
57 /// Line number where insertion occurred (0-indexed)
58 start_line: usize,
59 /// Line number where insertion ended (0-indexed)
60 end_line: usize,
61 /// Number of lines added by this insertion
62 lines_added: usize,
63 },
64
65 /// Before text is deleted
66 BeforeDelete {
67 buffer_id: BufferId,
68 start: usize,
69 end: usize,
70 },
71
72 /// After text was deleted
73 AfterDelete {
74 buffer_id: BufferId,
75 start: usize,
76 end: usize,
77 deleted_text: String,
78 /// Byte position where the deletion occurred
79 affected_start: usize,
80 /// Length of the deleted content in bytes
81 deleted_len: usize,
82 /// Line number where deletion started (0-indexed)
83 start_line: usize,
84 /// Line number where deletion ended (0-indexed, in original buffer)
85 end_line: usize,
86 /// Number of lines removed by this deletion
87 lines_removed: usize,
88 },
89
90 /// Cursor moved to a new position
91 CursorMoved {
92 buffer_id: BufferId,
93 cursor_id: CursorId,
94 old_position: usize,
95 new_position: usize,
96 /// Line number at new position (1-indexed)
97 line: usize,
98 /// Text properties at the new cursor position
99 text_properties: Vec<std::collections::HashMap<String, serde_json::Value>>,
100 },
101
102 /// Buffer became active
103 BufferActivated { buffer_id: BufferId },
104
105 /// Buffer was deactivated
106 BufferDeactivated { buffer_id: BufferId },
107
108 /// LSP diagnostics were updated for a file
109 DiagnosticsUpdated {
110 /// The URI of the file that was updated
111 uri: String,
112 /// Number of diagnostics in the update
113 count: usize,
114 },
115
116 /// Before a command/action is executed
117 PreCommand { action: Action },
118
119 /// After a command/action was executed
120 PostCommand { action: Action },
121
122 /// Editor has been idle for N milliseconds (no input)
123 Idle { milliseconds: u64 },
124
125 /// Editor is initializing
126 EditorInitialized {},
127
128 /// All plugin packages + init.ts have been loaded. Fires after the
129 /// plugin discovery loop and before session restore — the lifecycle
130 /// hook for code that wants to configure a plugin via its
131 /// getPluginApi(...) surface. See design §3.3 (phase 2).
132 PluginsLoaded {},
133
134 /// Editor has completed startup: plugins are loaded, session is
135 /// restored, and the active buffer exists. Design §3.3 (phase 3).
136 Ready {},
137
138 /// The editor's active authority changed (e.g. local → container,
139 /// container → local). Fires after the new authority is in place
140 /// and the plugin state snapshot has been refreshed, so handlers
141 /// can read the new label via `editor.getAuthorityLabel()`.
142 /// Plugins use this to re-register state-dependent commands
143 /// that should only appear in one authority mode (e.g. dev
144 /// container `Detach` only when attached). In production a
145 /// transition triggers a full editor restart that re-runs plugin
146 /// init from scratch; this hook lets plugins react inline
147 /// without that, which keeps the harness in sync too.
148 AuthorityChanged { label: String },
149
150 /// Rendering is starting for a buffer (called once per buffer before render_line hooks)
151 RenderStart { buffer_id: BufferId },
152
153 /// A line is being rendered (called during the rendering pass)
154 RenderLine {
155 buffer_id: BufferId,
156 line_number: usize,
157 byte_start: usize,
158 byte_end: usize,
159 content: String,
160 },
161
162 /// Lines have changed and need processing (batched for efficiency)
163 LinesChanged {
164 buffer_id: BufferId,
165 lines: Vec<LineInfo>,
166 },
167
168 /// Prompt input changed (user typed/edited)
169 PromptChanged { prompt_type: String, input: String },
170
171 /// Prompt was confirmed (user pressed Enter)
172 PromptConfirmed {
173 prompt_type: String,
174 input: String,
175 selected_index: Option<usize>,
176 },
177
178 /// Prompt was cancelled (user pressed Escape/Ctrl+G)
179 PromptCancelled { prompt_type: String, input: String },
180
181 /// Prompt suggestion selection changed (user navigated with Up/Down)
182 PromptSelectionChanged {
183 prompt_type: String,
184 selected_index: usize,
185 },
186
187 /// Request keyboard shortcuts data (key, action) for the help buffer
188 KeyboardShortcuts { bindings: Vec<(String, String)> },
189
190 /// LSP find references response received
191 LspReferences {
192 /// The symbol name being queried
193 symbol: String,
194 /// The locations where the symbol is referenced
195 locations: Vec<LspLocation>,
196 },
197
198 /// View transform request
199 ViewTransformRequest {
200 buffer_id: BufferId,
201 split_id: SplitId,
202 /// Byte offset of the viewport start
203 viewport_start: usize,
204 /// Byte offset of the viewport end
205 viewport_end: usize,
206 /// Base tokens (Text, Newline, Space) from the source
207 tokens: Vec<ViewTokenWire>,
208 /// Byte positions of all cursors in this buffer
209 cursor_positions: Vec<usize>,
210 },
211
212 /// Mouse click event
213 MouseClick {
214 /// Column (x coordinate) in screen cells
215 column: u16,
216 /// Row (y coordinate) in screen cells
217 row: u16,
218 /// Mouse button: "left", "right", "middle"
219 button: String,
220 /// Modifier keys
221 modifiers: String,
222 /// Content area X offset
223 content_x: u16,
224 /// Content area Y offset
225 content_y: u16,
226 /// Buffer under the click (None when the click is outside any
227 /// buffer panel).
228 buffer_id: Option<u64>,
229 /// 0-indexed buffer row (line number) of the click, accounting
230 /// for scroll. None when the click is outside any buffer.
231 buffer_row: Option<u32>,
232 /// 0-indexed byte column inside the buffer row. None when the
233 /// click is outside any buffer.
234 buffer_col: Option<u32>,
235 },
236
237 /// Mouse move/hover event
238 MouseMove {
239 /// Column (x coordinate) in screen cells
240 column: u16,
241 /// Row (y coordinate) in screen cells
242 row: u16,
243 /// Content area X offset
244 content_x: u16,
245 /// Content area Y offset
246 content_y: u16,
247 },
248
249 /// LSP server request (server -> client)
250 LspServerRequest {
251 /// The language/server that sent the request
252 language: String,
253 /// The JSON-RPC method name
254 method: String,
255 /// The server command used to spawn this LSP
256 server_command: String,
257 /// The request parameters as a JSON string
258 params: Option<String>,
259 },
260
261 /// Viewport changed (scrolled or resized)
262 ViewportChanged {
263 split_id: SplitId,
264 buffer_id: BufferId,
265 top_byte: usize,
266 top_line: Option<usize>,
267 width: u16,
268 height: u16,
269 },
270
271 /// LSP server failed to start or crashed
272 LspServerError {
273 /// The language that failed
274 language: String,
275 /// The server command that failed
276 server_command: String,
277 /// Error type: "not_found", "spawn_failed", "timeout", "crash"
278 error_type: String,
279 /// Human-readable error message
280 message: String,
281 },
282
283 /// User clicked the LSP status indicator
284 LspStatusClicked {
285 /// The language of the current buffer
286 language: String,
287 /// Whether there's an active error
288 has_error: bool,
289 /// Commands of configured servers whose binaries are not on `$PATH`
290 /// (or absolute-path equivalents). Empty when every configured
291 /// server is installed. Plugins can inspect this to show tailored
292 /// install hints without waiting for a failed spawn.
293 missing_servers: Vec<String>,
294 /// Whether the user previously dismissed the LSP pill for this
295 /// language (via the popup's "Disable" action). Plugins seeing
296 /// this as `true` should offer "Enable" / "Install" rather than
297 /// "Start".
298 user_dismissed: bool,
299 },
300
301 /// User selected an action from an action popup
302 ActionPopupResult {
303 /// The popup ID
304 popup_id: String,
305 /// The action ID selected, or "dismissed"
306 action_id: String,
307 },
308
309 /// Background process output (streaming)
310 ProcessOutput {
311 /// The process ID
312 process_id: u64,
313 /// The output data
314 data: String,
315 },
316
317 /// A new editor session was created. Fires after the session is
318 /// added to `Editor.sessions`, before any UI retarget. Plugins
319 /// (like Orchestrator) use this to reconcile their per-session
320 /// bookkeeping with the editor.
321 WindowCreated {
322 /// The new session's stable id.
323 id: u64,
324 /// Resolved label (basename fallback applied).
325 label: String,
326 /// Absolute project root.
327 root: String,
328 },
329
330 /// An editor session was closed and its state dropped. The id
331 /// is still valid in the payload but is no longer present in
332 /// `editor.listWindows()`.
333 WindowClosed { id: u64 },
334
335 /// The active session changed. Fires after the editor's UI has
336 /// retargeted (file tree, working_dir, snapshot). Plugins
337 /// observing for "the editor's project root just changed" use
338 /// this rather than polling.
339 ActiveWindowChanged {
340 /// The previously active session id, or `None` only on
341 /// first switch from the initial base session — currently
342 /// always `Some` since the base session always exists.
343 previous_id: Option<u64>,
344 /// The newly active session id. Always present in the
345 /// `sessions` list.
346 active_id: u64,
347 },
348
349 /// PTY terminal received output bytes from the spawned process.
350 /// Fires for every async batch the editor reads off the PTY, so it
351 /// is hot — consumers should be cheap. The payload includes only a
352 /// snapshot of the last visible (cursor) row so plugins can detect
353 /// prompt patterns (`(Y/n)`, `Press enter`, `> `) without an extra
354 /// readback API. Plugins that need full output should tail the
355 /// terminal's backing file via the existing buffer.
356 TerminalOutput {
357 /// Stable terminal session id (matches `TerminalId.0`).
358 terminal_id: u64,
359 /// Snapshot of the cursor row's text content. May be empty
360 /// (just-resized terminal, cleared screen). Trailing whitespace
361 /// is preserved because prompt detection often depends on it
362 /// (e.g. `"... (Y/n): "` ends in a space).
363 last_line: String,
364 },
365
366 /// PTY terminal's spawned process has ended. Fires once per
367 /// terminal lifetime, after the editor has flushed any final
368 /// scrollback to the backing file.
369 TerminalExited {
370 /// Stable terminal session id (matches `TerminalId.0`).
371 terminal_id: u64,
372 /// Process exit code if known. `None` when the platform did
373 /// not report a status (signal, detach, kill before wait).
374 /// Plugins that can't distinguish should treat `None` as
375 /// "errored, cause unknown" rather than "ready".
376 exit_code: Option<i32>,
377 },
378
379 /// A path under a `watchPath`-registered watcher changed.
380 /// Plugins (Orchestrator's collision radar, etc.) use this to
381 /// build path → modifying-session-set matrices. Fires once per
382 /// raw `notify` event — no debouncing in core; plugins coalesce
383 /// per their policy.
384 PathChanged {
385 /// Watch handle that delivered this event. Maps back to
386 /// the `watchPath()` call that registered it; lets plugins
387 /// route events to per-watcher state.
388 handle: u64,
389 /// Absolute path the kernel reported as changed.
390 path: String,
391 /// `"modify"` | `"create"` | `"delete"` | `"rename"` |
392 /// `"other"`. Conservative bucketing of `notify::EventKind`
393 /// — plugins that need finer detail can switch on more
394 /// specific strings the editor learns to emit later.
395 kind: String,
396 },
397
398 /// Buffer language was changed (e.g. via "Set Language" command or Save-As)
399 LanguageChanged {
400 buffer_id: BufferId,
401 /// The new language identifier (e.g., "markdown", "rust", "text")
402 language: String,
403 },
404
405 /// Request to inspect a theme key in the theme editor
406 ThemeInspectKey {
407 /// The name of the current theme
408 theme_name: String,
409 /// The theme key to inspect (e.g. "editor.bg")
410 key: String,
411 },
412
413 /// Mouse scroll event (wheel up/down)
414 MouseScroll {
415 buffer_id: BufferId,
416 /// Scroll delta: negative = up, positive = down (typically ±3)
417 delta: i32,
418 /// Mouse column (0-based, terminal origin top-left)
419 col: u16,
420 /// Mouse row (0-based, terminal origin top-left)
421 row: u16,
422 },
423
424 /// Terminal was resized
425 Resize { width: u16, height: u16 },
426
427 /// Terminal focus was gained (e.g. user switched back to the editor)
428 FocusGained {},
429
430 /// A widget mounted via `MountWidgetPanel` emitted a semantic event.
431 /// Plugins subscribe via `editor.on("widget_event", "<handler>")`
432 /// and dispatch on `(panel_id, widget_key, event_type)`.
433 ///
434 /// `event_type` is one of: `"activate"`, `"toggle"`, `"change"`,
435 /// `"submit"`, `"hover"`, `"dismiss"`. `payload` is event-specific
436 /// JSON (e.g. `{ "value": "search text" }` for `change`).
437 ///
438 /// At v1 only widgets that have user-driven behaviour fire this
439 /// hook. The HintBar widget is read-only and does not emit events.
440 WidgetEvent {
441 /// The plugin-allocated panel ID from the original
442 /// `MountWidgetPanel`.
443 panel_id: u64,
444 /// The stable `key` of the widget node that fired the event,
445 /// or empty when the event originates from the panel root.
446 widget_key: String,
447 /// The kind of event — see variants above.
448 event_type: String,
449 /// Event-specific JSON payload.
450 #[serde(default)]
451 payload: serde_json::Value,
452 },
453}
454
455/// Information about a single line for the LinesChanged hook
456#[derive(Debug, Clone, serde::Serialize)]
457pub struct LineInfo {
458 /// Line number (0-based)
459 pub line_number: usize,
460 /// Byte offset where the line starts in the buffer
461 pub byte_start: usize,
462 /// Byte offset where the line ends (exclusive)
463 pub byte_end: usize,
464 /// The content of the line
465 pub content: String,
466}
467
468/// Location information for LSP references
469#[derive(Debug, Clone, serde::Serialize)]
470pub struct LspLocation {
471 /// File path
472 pub file: String,
473 /// Line number (1-based)
474 pub line: u32,
475 /// Column number (1-based)
476 pub column: u32,
477}
478
479/// Type for hook callbacks
480pub type HookCallback = Box<dyn Fn(&HookArgs) -> bool + Send + Sync>;
481
482/// Registry for managing hooks
483pub struct HookRegistry {
484 /// Map from hook name to list of callbacks
485 hooks: HashMap<String, Vec<HookCallback>>,
486}
487
488impl HookRegistry {
489 /// Create a new hook registry
490 pub fn new() -> Self {
491 Self {
492 hooks: HashMap::new(),
493 }
494 }
495
496 /// Add a hook callback for a specific hook name
497 pub fn add_hook(&mut self, name: &str, callback: HookCallback) {
498 self.hooks
499 .entry(name.to_string())
500 .or_default()
501 .push(callback);
502 }
503
504 /// Remove all hooks for a specific name
505 pub fn remove_hooks(&mut self, name: &str) {
506 self.hooks.remove(name);
507 }
508
509 /// Run all hooks for a specific name
510 pub fn run_hooks(&self, name: &str, args: &HookArgs) -> bool {
511 if let Some(hooks) = self.hooks.get(name) {
512 for callback in hooks {
513 if !callback(args) {
514 return false;
515 }
516 }
517 }
518 true
519 }
520
521 /// Get count of registered callbacks for a hook
522 pub fn hook_count(&self, name: &str) -> usize {
523 self.hooks.get(name).map(|v| v.len()).unwrap_or(0)
524 }
525
526 /// Get all registered hook names
527 pub fn hook_names(&self) -> Vec<String> {
528 self.hooks.keys().cloned().collect()
529 }
530}
531
532impl Default for HookRegistry {
533 fn default() -> Self {
534 Self::new()
535 }
536}
537
538/// Convert HookArgs to a serde_json::Value for plugin communication.
539///
540/// `HookArgs` is `#[serde(untagged)]`, so each variant serializes as its
541/// fields only — no discriminant wrapper. Empty struct variants (`{}`) produce
542/// an empty JSON object rather than `null`.
543pub fn hook_args_to_json(args: &HookArgs) -> Result<serde_json::Value> {
544 Ok(serde_json::to_value(args)?)
545}
546
547#[cfg(test)]
548mod tests {
549 use super::*;
550 use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicUsize, Ordering};
551 use std::sync::Arc;
552
553 fn noop_true() -> HookCallback {
554 Box::new(|_| true)
555 }
556
557 /// Adding, listing, counting, and removing hooks behave consistently:
558 /// counts match the number added, names reflect the keys, and removal
559 /// purges all callbacks for that key.
560 #[test]
561 fn add_count_list_remove_round_trip() {
562 let mut reg = HookRegistry::new();
563 assert_eq!(reg.hook_count("a"), 0);
564 assert!(reg.hook_names().is_empty());
565
566 reg.add_hook("a", noop_true());
567 reg.add_hook("a", noop_true());
568 reg.add_hook("b", noop_true());
569
570 assert_eq!(reg.hook_count("a"), 2);
571 assert_eq!(reg.hook_count("b"), 1);
572 assert_eq!(reg.hook_count("missing"), 0);
573
574 let mut names = reg.hook_names();
575 names.sort();
576 assert_eq!(names, vec!["a".to_string(), "b".to_string()]);
577
578 reg.remove_hooks("a");
579 assert_eq!(reg.hook_count("a"), 0);
580 assert_eq!(reg.hook_count("b"), 1);
581 assert_eq!(reg.hook_names(), vec!["b".to_string()]);
582 }
583
584 /// `run_hooks` returns true iff every callback returned true, short-circuits
585 /// on the first `false`, and returns true for hook names with no callbacks.
586 #[test]
587 fn run_hooks_all_true_and_short_circuits_on_false() {
588 let mut reg = HookRegistry::new();
589 let args = HookArgs::EditorInitialized {};
590
591 // Unknown hook: treated as "no callbacks" → true.
592 assert!(reg.run_hooks("unknown", &args));
593
594 // All-true chain returns true and calls every callback.
595 let calls = Arc::new(AtomicUsize::new(0));
596 for _ in 0..3 {
597 let c = calls.clone();
598 reg.add_hook(
599 "all_true",
600 Box::new(move |_| {
601 c.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst);
602 true
603 }),
604 );
605 }
606 assert!(reg.run_hooks("all_true", &args));
607 assert_eq!(calls.load(Ordering::SeqCst), 3);
608
609 // Short-circuits on the first `false` — the second callback must not run.
610 let calls = Arc::new(AtomicUsize::new(0));
611 let c1 = calls.clone();
612 reg.add_hook(
613 "short",
614 Box::new(move |_| {
615 c1.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst);
616 false
617 }),
618 );
619 let c2 = calls.clone();
620 reg.add_hook(
621 "short",
622 Box::new(move |_| {
623 c2.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst);
624 true
625 }),
626 );
627 assert!(!reg.run_hooks("short", &args));
628 assert_eq!(calls.load(Ordering::SeqCst), 1);
629 }
630
631 /// `hook_args_to_json` produces an object with the expected field for
632 /// a representative variant — ensuring the function actually serializes
633 /// the payload instead of returning a default (null) value.
634 #[test]
635 fn hook_args_to_json_serializes_payload_fields() {
636 let json = hook_args_to_json(&HookArgs::DiagnosticsUpdated {
637 uri: "file:///x.rs".into(),
638 count: 7,
639 })
640 .unwrap();
641 assert_eq!(json["uri"], "file:///x.rs");
642 assert_eq!(json["count"], 7);
643 }
644
645 #[test]
646 fn hook_args_to_json_empty_variants_produce_empty_object() {
647 for args in [
648 HookArgs::EditorInitialized {},
649 HookArgs::PluginsLoaded {},
650 HookArgs::Ready {},
651 HookArgs::FocusGained {},
652 ] {
653 let json = hook_args_to_json(&args).unwrap();
654 assert_eq!(
655 json,
656 serde_json::json!({}),
657 "variant should serialize as {{}}"
658 );
659 }
660 }
661
662 #[test]
663 fn hook_args_to_json_terminal_output_fields_are_flat() {
664 let json = hook_args_to_json(&HookArgs::TerminalOutput {
665 terminal_id: 7,
666 last_line: "Do you want me to attempt a fix? (Y/n): ".into(),
667 })
668 .unwrap();
669 assert_eq!(json["terminal_id"], 7);
670 assert_eq!(
671 json["last_line"],
672 "Do you want me to attempt a fix? (Y/n): "
673 );
674 }
675
676 #[test]
677 fn hook_args_to_json_terminal_exited_serializes_exit_code() {
678 let json_some = hook_args_to_json(&HookArgs::TerminalExited {
679 terminal_id: 3,
680 exit_code: Some(0),
681 })
682 .unwrap();
683 assert_eq!(json_some["terminal_id"], 3);
684 assert_eq!(json_some["exit_code"], 0);
685
686 let json_err = hook_args_to_json(&HookArgs::TerminalExited {
687 terminal_id: 4,
688 exit_code: Some(2),
689 })
690 .unwrap();
691 assert_eq!(json_err["exit_code"], 2);
692
693 let json_none = hook_args_to_json(&HookArgs::TerminalExited {
694 terminal_id: 5,
695 exit_code: None,
696 })
697 .unwrap();
698 assert!(
699 json_none["exit_code"].is_null(),
700 "exit_code: None should serialize as JSON null, not omitted: got {json_none}"
701 );
702 }
703
704 #[test]
705 fn hook_args_to_json_delete_fields_are_flat() {
706 let json = hook_args_to_json(&HookArgs::BeforeDelete {
707 buffer_id: crate::BufferId(1),
708 start: 10,
709 end: 20,
710 })
711 .unwrap();
712 assert_eq!(json["start"], 10);
713 assert_eq!(json["end"], 20);
714 assert!(json.get("range").is_none(), "range must not be nested");
715 }
716}