feat: migrate stats and export onto the new analytics surface - #4
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe API now supports account, owned-link, and public-link statistics and exports. Commands resolve aliases and enforce authentication or ownership. The TUI stores typed targets, routes requests by target kind, and makes public-link views read-only. ChangesStatistics and export routing
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Stats can treat credential-store failures as an authenticated session, leading to misleading actions followed by request failures, and public-link messaging still suggests login can unlock ownership-only actions. These are bounded correctness and UX issues, so the PR is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant Client
participant ResolveAlias
participant LinkStats
participant PublicStats
CLI->>Client: resolve requested alias
Client->>ResolveAlias: GET URL lookup
ResolveAlias-->>Client: URLItem or 404 APIError
Client-->>CLI: resolved target
CLI->>LinkStats: request owned-link statistics
CLI->>PublicStats: request public statistics after not-found
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In `@internal/tui/stats/data.go`:
- Around line 87-89: Update the public-target message in
internal/tui/stats/data.go at lines 87-89 to state that export is available only
for links the user owns, rather than directing users to log in; update the
public-stats message in internal/tui/stats/update.go at lines 299-301 to state
that filters are unavailable for public stats. Use the existing target/status
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internal/api/client.gointernal/api/export.gointernal/api/stats.gointernal/api/stats_test.gointernal/api/urls.gointernal/api/urls_test.gointernal/cmd/export.gointernal/cmd/export_test.gointernal/cmd/stats.gointernal/cmd/stats_test.gointernal/tui/links/links_test.gointernal/tui/links/update.gointernal/tui/stats/data.gointernal/tui/stats/model.gointernal/tui/stats/panels_test.gointernal/tui/stats/stats_test.gointernal/tui/stats/switcher.gointernal/tui/stats/update.gointernal/tui/stats/view.go
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This closes the gap that made spoo#292 unsafe to merge, and the shape is right — a typed Target instead of a scope string is a genuine improvement over what the API forced before. Two should-fixes inline, one of which shows the wrong link's numbers.
Verified against the backend:
GET /api/v1/urls/{domain}/{alias}exists and answers 404 for both unknown and foreign aliases, soResolveAliasreally has no ownership oracle.- The
{generation, link, stats}unwrap matchesPublicStatsResponseexactly, and droppinggroup_byon that path is correct — the public service pins its own dimension set server-side, so sending one would be ignored rather than honoured. LinkStatsandExportLinkhit the right paths, andurl.PathEscapeon the id is harmless-but-correct. Emoji aliases survive the escape on the public path, which matters since the public resolver explicitly accepts percent-encoded codes.- Export is the model of how to handle this: login gated up front with copy that says why, and a resolve-404 turned into "is not one of your links — export covers only links you own". No silent surface switch.
gofmt/vet/testgreen in CI.
The contrast worth noticing: export and stats receive the identical signal — a 404 from ResolveAlias — and interpret it two different ways. Export says "not yours". Stats says "then it must be someone's public link" and silently changes which endpoint answers. The first inline comment is what that costs.
Stats and export now target the account, per-link, and public endpoints directly: aliases resolve to url ids via GET /urls, unresolved codes fall back to public per-link stats, and export is login-only. The TUI tracks an account/owned/public target instead of a scope string.
Review follow-ups: stats and export gain --domain and thread it through ResolveAlias; a resolve 404 with --domain errors instead of silently rendering a stranger's default-domain stats, and the convenience fallback without --domain is announced on stderr. Password-protected 401s no longer trigger a pointless token refresh or a fake session expiry, and the public-view notices now speak to ownership.
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In `@internal/cmd/stats.go`:
- Around line 82-83: Update the credential-loading flow around d.store.Load so
every error other than auth.ErrNotLoggedIn is returned immediately before
resolving the target; only the expected not-logged-in error should produce
loggedIn=false, while a successful load produces loggedIn=true.
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| _, loadErr := d.store.Load() | ||
| loggedIn := !errors.Is(loadErr, auth.ErrNotLoggedIn) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Return unexpected credential-store errors.
Line 83 sets loggedIn to true when Store.Load fails for corrupt credentials, keyring errors, or file errors. This enables authenticated command branches and TUI actions before a later API request fails on the same error. Return every error except auth.ErrNotLoggedIn before resolving the target.
Proposed fix
- _, loadErr := d.store.Load()
- loggedIn := !errors.Is(loadErr, auth.ErrNotLoggedIn)
+ _, loadErr := d.store.Load()
+ var loggedIn bool
+ switch {
+ case loadErr == nil:
+ loggedIn = true
+ case errors.Is(loadErr, auth.ErrNotLoggedIn):
+ loggedIn = false
+ default:
+ return loadErr
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| _, loadErr := d.store.Load() | |
| loggedIn := !errors.Is(loadErr, auth.ErrNotLoggedIn) | |
| _, loadErr := d.store.Load() | |
| var loggedIn bool | |
| switch { | |
| case loadErr == nil: | |
| loggedIn = true | |
| case errors.Is(loadErr, auth.ErrNotLoggedIn): | |
| loggedIn = false | |
| default: | |
| return loadErr | |
| } |
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In `@internal/cmd/stats.go` around lines 82 - 83, Update the credential-loading
flow around d.store.Load so every error other than auth.ErrNotLoggedIn is
returned immediately before resolving the target; only the expected
not-logged-in error should produce loggedIn=false, while a successful load
produces loggedIn=true.
Follows the API change in spoo-me/spoo#291/#292.
spoo statsmaps its target at the command layer now: no code is the account surface, a code while logged in resolves throughGET /api/v1/urls/{domain}/{alias}to the per-link endpoint, and a resolve 404 or anonymous session falls back toGET /api/v1/public/stats/{code}. The old logged-in path was an account aggregate filtered by alias, so per-link reads are a semantic upgrade, not just a new URL.scopeparameter is gone from the client; the response's legacyscopekey is tolerated but never read.gofmt, go vet, and go test all pass across every package.
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