Struct Ui 

pub struct Ui { /* private fields */ }

Everything the handlers touch.

The queue, the runs directory and the magi home are fields rather than process-global lookups so a test drives the real router against a temp directory instead of the operator’s own history.

Implementations

impl Ui

pub fn new( queue: Queue, questions: Questions, talks: Talks, runs: PathBuf, home: PathBuf, repo: PathBuf, ) -> Self

A server over explicit paths.

pub fn open(repo: PathBuf) -> Self

The operator’s own state: <home>/queue, <home>/questions, <home>/talks, <home>/runs.

pub fn with_merge(self, merge: Option<String>) -> Self

The merge mode the loop should use, as the command line gave it.

A builder step rather than a seventh parameter on Ui::new, because the override is a property of how this process was invoked and not of where its state lives - which is all the tests that build a Ui by hand are saying.

pub fn with_worktrees_root(self, root: PathBuf) -> Self

Where the runs’ worktrees live, when it is not the default.

The health view sizes this directory, so a test that leaves it at the default would be measuring the operator’s own machine.

pub fn router(self) -> Router

The router, with this state baked in.

The three front-end files get one explicit route each rather than a path parameter, so there is no traversal surface to get wrong: the set of servable paths is the set written here. The asset route below is the one exception and the only place in this server where a client names a file; it is why [valid_asset_name] is checked before a path is built.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for Ui

fn clone(&self) -> Ui

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Debug for Ui

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.