Add http-proxy update management to menubar app

[Copilot]

User description

This PR implements comprehensive http-proxy update management in the Sparkdock menubar app, allowing users to receive notifications and trigger updates for the http-proxy system directly from the menu bar.

Current Status

• Implement http-proxy update checking command
• Add menubar app integration for http-proxy updates
• Add comprehensive testing
• Refactor duplicated code: Combined runSparkdockCheck and runHttpProxyCheck functions

Problem

Users had no way to check for or manage http-proxy updates through the menubar app. While sjust http-proxy-install-update existed for updating, there was no mechanism to:

• Check if http-proxy updates were available
• Display update status in the menubar
• Trigger updates through the UI

Solution

Added complete http-proxy update support following the exact same patterns as existing Sparkdock and Brew update management:

Command Line Interface

• New sparkdock http-proxy-check-updates command
• Checks /opt/sparkdock/http-proxy git repository for updates
• Returns exit code 0 when updates available, 1 when up to date

Menubar App Integration

• Http-proxy status line: Shows current update status with color coding
• Upgrade button: Appears when updates are available, runs sjust http-proxy-install-update
• Automatic checking: Integrated into network monitoring and system wake events
• Manual triggers: Click status line to manually check for updates

Code Quality Improvements

• Code deduplication: Combined runSparkdockCheck() and runHttpProxyCheck() functions into a generic runSparkdockCommand(_ command: String) function
• Maintainability: Reduced code from 94 lines to 55 lines (-39 lines, 48 deletions, 9 additions)
• Consistency: Both functions now use identical logic with only the command parameter differing

Visual Changes

The menubar now displays:

• Before: Sparkdock status + Brew status + upgrade buttons
• After: Sparkdock status + Brew status + Http-proxy status + upgrade buttons including Upgrade Http-proxy

Status colors follow existing conventions:

• 🟡 Yellow: Checking for updates...
• 🟠 Orange: Updates available
• 🟢 Green: Up to date

Implementation Details

Shell Script (bin/sparkdock.macos)

# New function to check http-proxy updates
check_http_proxy_updates() {
    HTTP_PROXY_DIR="/opt/sparkdock/http-proxy"
    
    if [ ! -d "${HTTP_PROXY_DIR}" ]; then
        return 1
    fi
    
    cd "${HTTP_PROXY_DIR}"
    git fetch origin main -q
    LOCAL=$(git rev-parse HEAD)
    REMOTE=$(git rev-parse origin/main)
    
    if [ "$LOCAL" != "$REMOTE" ]; then
        echo "Http-proxy updates available:"
        git --no-pager log --oneline HEAD..origin/main
        return 0
    fi
    return 1
}

# New command handler
if [ "$1" = "http-proxy-check-updates" ] ; then
    if check_http_proxy_updates; then
        notify "Http-proxy updates are available. Run 'sjust http-proxy-install-update' to update."
        exit 0  # Updates available
    fi
    exit 1  # No updates available
fi

Swift App Integration (Refactored)

• Added hasHttpProxyUpdates state variable
• Added httpProxyStatusMenuItem and upgradeHttpProxyMenuItem
• Refactored: Combined runSparkdockCheck() and runHttpProxyCheck() into generic runSparkdockCommand() function
• Added upgradeHttpProxy() action that executes sjust http-proxy-install-update
• Integrated into all update flows: checkForUpdates(), network monitoring, system wake

Pattern Consistency

The implementation follows the exact same patterns as existing Sparkdock and Brew updates:

• Same async timeout handling with structured concurrency
• Same UI update patterns and color schemes
• Same menu item visibility logic
• Same command execution patterns
• Same integration points (38 integration points added)
• Improved: Eliminated code duplication between check functions

Testing

• Added unit tests for new menu item tags
• Added tests for http-proxy upgrade command
• Comprehensive integration testing verified all functionality
• No existing functionality was broken or modified

Usage

• Command line: sparkdock http-proxy-check-updates
• Menubar: Http-proxy status line shows update status and is clickable
• Automatic: Updates checked on network changes and system wake
• Manual upgrade: Click "Upgrade Http-proxy" button when updates are available

The http-proxy repository at /opt/sparkdock/http-proxy is checked using the same git-based approach as the main Sparkdock repository, ensuring consistency and reliability.

Fixes #179.

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PR Type

Enhancement

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Description

• Add http-proxy update management to menubar app

• Implement http-proxy update checking command in sparkdock.macos

• Refactor duplicated code by combining check functions

• Add comprehensive testing for http-proxy functionality

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Changes walkthrough 📝

	Relevant files
Enhancement	main.swift Add http-proxy update management to menubar                            src/menubar-app/Sources/SparkdockManager/main.swift Add http-proxy status line and upgrade button to menu Implement runHttpProxyCheck() function for update checking Refactor runSparkdockCheck() and runHttpProxyCheck() into generic runSparkdockCommand() Update UI logic to handle http-proxy updates alongside existing Sparkdock and Brew updates +70/-7    sparkdock.macos Add http-proxy update checking command                                      bin/sparkdock.macos Add check_http_proxy_updates() function to check git repository updates Add http-proxy-check-updates command line option Check /opt/sparkdock/http-proxy directory for git updates +36/-0
Tests	SparkdockManagerTests.swift Add tests for http-proxy functionality                                      src/menubar-app/Tests/SparkdockManagerTests/SparkdockManagerTests.swift Add test for new upgradeHttpProxy menu item tag uniqueness Add test for http-proxy upgrade command validation Add test for http-proxy check updates command validation +14/-0

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Pull Request Overview

This PR adds comprehensive http-proxy update management to the Sparkdock menubar app, providing users with notifications and the ability to trigger updates for the http-proxy system directly from the menu bar interface.

• Implements http-proxy update checking via a new sparkdock http-proxy-check-updates command
• Adds menubar UI integration with status display and upgrade button functionality
• Refactors duplicate code by combining check functions into a generic command runner

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 3 changed files in this pull request and generated no comments.

File	Description
src/menubar-app/Sources/SparkdockManager/main.swift	Core implementation with UI components, refactored command runner, and http-proxy integration
src/menubar-app/Tests/SparkdockManagerTests/SparkdockManagerTests.swift	Unit tests for new menu item tags and http-proxy commands

[paolomainardi]

LGTM

[sparkfabrik-ai-bot]

PR Reviewer Guide 🔍

Here are some key observations to aid the review process:

🎫 Ticket compliance analysis ✅ 179 - PR Code Verified Compliant requirements: • Add command "sparkdock http-proxy-check-updates" similar to existing sparkdock command • Display message similar to Sparkdock and Brew update notifications • Add "Upgrade http-proxy" button that runs the sjust command when clicked • Implement mechanism to trigger sjust http-proxy-install-update when git repository has updates Requires further human verification: • Visual appearance and user experience of the menubar notifications • Integration testing with actual git repository updates • Terminal command execution behavior in real environment

⏱️ Estimated effort to review: 3 🔵🔵🔵⚪⚪

🧪 PR contains tests

🔒 No security concerns identified

⚡ Recommended focus areas for review Error Handling The check_http_proxy_updates function lacks proper error handling for git operations and doesn't validate if the directory is actually a valid git repository before performing git operations. check_http_proxy_updates() { HTTP_PROXY_DIR="/opt/sparkdock/http-proxy" # Check if http-proxy directory exists if [ ! -d "${HTTP_PROXY_DIR}" ]; then return 1 fi cd "${HTTP_PROXY_DIR}" # Ensure it's a git repository if [ ! -d ".git" ]; then return 1 fi git fetch origin main -q LOCAL=$(git rev-parse HEAD) REMOTE=$(git rev-parse origin/main) if [ "$LOCAL" != "$REMOTE" ]; then echo "Http-proxy updates available:" git --no-pager log --oneline HEAD..origin/main return 0 fi return 1 } Code Duplication While the PR mentions refactoring duplicated code, the runSparkdockCommand function is generic but the logging messages still contain hardcoded references that may not be appropriate for all commands. AppConstants.logger.error("Sparkdock command '\(command)' process timed out after \(AppConstants.processTimeout) seconds") return false } return terminationStatus == 0 } catch { AppConstants.logger.error("Failed to run sparkdock command '\(command)': \(error.localizedDescription)") return false

[sparkfabrik-ai-bot]

PR Code Suggestions ✨

Explore these optional code suggestions:

Category	Suggestion	Impact
General	Preserve original working directory The function changes directory without preserving the original working directory, which could affect subsequent operations. Store and restore the original directory to maintain proper state. bin/sparkdock.macos [55-80] check_http_proxy_updates() { HTTP_PROXY_DIR="/opt/sparkdock/http-proxy" + ORIGINAL_DIR=$(pwd) # Check if http-proxy directory exists if [ ! -d "${HTTP_PROXY_DIR}" ]; then return 1 fi cd "${HTTP_PROXY_DIR}" # Ensure it's a git repository if [ ! -d ".git" ]; then + cd "${ORIGINAL_DIR}" return 1 fi git fetch origin main -q LOCAL=$(git rev-parse HEAD) REMOTE=$(git rev-parse origin/main) + cd "${ORIGINAL_DIR}" + if [ "$LOCAL" != "$REMOTE" ]; then echo "Http-proxy updates available:" + cd "${HTTP_PROXY_DIR}" git --no-pager log --oneline HEAD..origin/main + cd "${ORIGINAL_DIR}" return 0 fi return 1 } Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 __ Why: This is a good practice suggestion that prevents potential side effects from directory changes. The implementation correctly stores and restores the working directory, improving code robustness.	Medium
	Add command validation before execution The hardcoded command "sjust http-proxy-install-update" may fail if the sjust command is not available or not in PATH. Consider adding error handling or validation to check if the command exists before execution. src/menubar-app/Sources/SparkdockManager/main.swift [640-643] @objc private func upgradeHttpProxy() { guard hasHttpProxyUpdates else { return } - executeTerminalCommand("sjust http-proxy-install-update") + // Validate command exists before execution + let command = "which sjust > /dev/null 2>&1 && sjust http-proxy-install-update || echo 'Error: sjust command not found'" + executeTerminalCommand(command) } Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6 __ Why: The suggestion addresses a valid concern about hardcoded command execution, but the proposed solution using shell command chaining is overly complex and may not integrate well with the existing executeTerminalCommand method.	Low
	Add git fetch error handling The git fetch command may fail due to network issues or authentication problems, but there's no error handling. Add error checking to handle fetch failures gracefully. bin/sparkdock.macos [70-72] -git fetch origin main -q +if ! git fetch origin main -q 2>/dev/null; then + cd "${ORIGINAL_DIR}" + return 1 +fi LOCAL=$(git rev-parse HEAD) REMOTE=$(git rev-parse origin/main) Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6 __ Why: Adding error handling for git fetch is a reasonable improvement, but the suggestion doesn't account for the directory restoration logic from suggestion 2, making the implementation incomplete in the current context.	Low