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For multiword queries, rank.AdaptiveQueries retries spellings such as Proxima Nova, ProximaNova, Proxima-Nova, and Proxima_Nova, but this canonicalizer maps all of them to the same cache key. Because DaFont's catalog request is query-dependent, the first completed empty response is cached and every subsequent spelling reuses it instead of sending a new request, defeating the adaptive fallback precisely when an alternate spelling would find the family. Preserve the actual normalized query in DaFont's cache key rather than using the punctuation-stripping archive catalog key.
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WalkthroughThe change adds DaFont as a default provider with bounded catalog parsing, archive downloads, caching, validation, configuration, and tests. It adds a platform-specific Homebrew formula with installation documentation and release instructions. Provider failures now include configuration guidance and underlying errors. The TUI adds DaFont settings, scrollable health details, loading-state rendering, updated colors, and related tests. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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CLI->>SearchEvents: Select provider dafont
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DaFont->>DaFont: Fetch and parse catalog
DaFont->>ArchiveCatalog: Process ZIP download URLs
ArchiveCatalog-->>CLI: Font search events
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR adds default DaFont discovery, Health refresh behavior, and Homebrew distribution. It is not fully merge-ready because ARM32 Homebrew users may receive an incompatible binary, Health can hide fresh status or error details after re-checking, and a configured DaFont catalog may use unencrypted HTTP; the tutorial also shows an outdated version. These issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Thanks for using CodeRabbit! It's free for OSS, and your support helps us grow. If you like it, consider giving us a shout-out. Comment |
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In `@docs/release-runbook.md`:
- Line 54: Update the release runbook’s VERSION assignment to derive the value
from package.json or use an explicit operator-replaceable placeholder, instead
of hard-coding 0.8.0, so the archive and checksum commands target the published
release.
- Line 57: Update the release runbook’s Homebrew installation command to use
brew install --build-from-source ./Formula/moji.rb for a clean machine where
moji is not installed, then run brew test; reserve reinstall only for an
already-installed formula.
In `@Formula/moji.rb`:
- Line 10: Update the architecture selection around Hardware::CPU.arm? to use
Hardware::CPU.arm64?, explicitly reject unsupported architectures rather than
defaulting them to x64, and update the corresponding assertion in the release
test to match the supported architecture behavior.
In `@internal/app/search.go`:
- Line 107: Update the DaFont provider initialization to forward the configured
providers.dafont.instance value into provider.DaFont.Endpoint, while preserving
the existing client assignment and default behavior when no instance is
configured.
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In Homebrew formulae, the Hardware::CPU module provides methods to query CPU architecture and properties [1][2]. When writing formulae, you should use conditional statements rather than deprecated on_* methods to handle architecture-specific logic [3]. The following methods are available within the Hardware::CPU module: Hardware::CPU.arm64? This is the recommended convenience method to check if the architecture is 64-bit ARM [4]. It simplifies logic that previously required combining multiple checks, replacing patterns like Hardware::CPU.arm? && Hardware::CPU.is_64_bit? [4][2]. Hardware::CPU.arm? Returns true if the CPU architecture is ARM [1][2]. Hardware::CPU.is_64_bit? Returns true if the current architecture is 64-bit [1][2]. Formulae should use these methods inside def install or test blocks to adjust build arguments or test behavior [3]. For example: if Hardware::CPU.arm64? # ARM64-specific logic end While these methods are part of the public Homebrew API for formula authors, some other methods (such as those found in OS::Mac::Hardware::CPU) are considered private API and should be avoided in third-party formulae [5][6].
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- 1: https://docs.brew.sh/rubydoc/Hardware/CPU.html
- 2: https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/blob/master/Library/Homebrew/hardware.rb
- 3: https://docs.brew.sh/Formula-Cookbook
- 4: GitHub pull request 21107 in Homebrew/brew (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 5: https://docs.brew.sh/rubydoc/OS/Mac/Hardware/CPU/ClassMethods.html
- 6: https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/blob/cbc2b248/Library/Homebrew/extend/os/mac/hardware/cpu.rb
Reject unsupported CPU architectures before selecting a binary.
Hardware::CPU.arm? also matches 32-bit ARM, so Formula/moji.rb:10 selects an arm64 binary that the release does not provide for ARM32. Use Hardware::CPU.arm64?, reject unsupported architectures instead of defaulting to x64, and update the matching assertion in scripts/release.test.ts.
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In `@Formula/moji.rb` at line 10, Update the architecture selection around
Hardware::CPU.arm? to use Hardware::CPU.arm64?, explicitly reject unsupported
architectures rather than defaulting them to x64, and update the corresponding
assertion in the release test to match the supported architecture behavior.
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When this formula is installed, Homebrew unpacks the npm tarball and enters its sole top-level package directory before evaluating install (upstream Resource#stage implementation). The build path therefore contains binaries/..., not package/binaries/..., so this bin.install source is missing on every supported platform and the documented brew install fails. Remove the package/ prefix and make the release test exercise the staged layout rather than only matching the formula text.
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internal/tui/results.go (1)
223-226: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReset
detailOffsetwhen Health starts a re-check.If a user scrolls Health and presses
r, Lines 223-226 clear provider state but retain the olddetailOffset. When new events increasehealthLines,healthBodystarts at that stale offset and hides the first provider states or errors. Setmodel.detailOffset = 0before assigning the new event stream. Add a regression test that scrolls, re-checks, and receives new statuses.As per path instructions, report only concrete, actionable defects or material risks supported by changed code and repository context.
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45-45: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the documented version output.
Formula/moji.rbinstallsmoji-0.7.0.tgz, but Line 45 still says thatmoji --versionprints0.2.1. Homebrew users will see the installed release version instead. Replace the hard-coded value with the current release version or a version-independent description.Proposed fix
-The command prints `0.2.1`. +The command prints the installed release version.As per path instructions, this is a concrete documentation contract defect, not a style preference.
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In `@docs/content/docs/tutorial.mdx`:
- Line 45: Update the documented moji --version output in the tutorial to match
the current release installed by Formula/moji.rb, 0.7.0, or replace the
hard-coded value with a version-independent description.
In `@internal/tui/results.go`:
- Around line 223-226: Reset model.detailOffset to 0 when the Health re-check
begins, alongside the provider state resets and before assigning the new event
stream, so refreshed health output starts at the first line. Add a regression
test covering scroll, re-check, and receipt of new provider statuses.
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Closes #15.
Peanutsfind the matching archive.Validation
go test ./...npm run verifynpm run releasenpm run test:releasemake verifyruby -c Formula/moji.rbgit diff --checkPeanutssearchHomebrew itself is not installed in the Box, so
brew audit,brew install, andbrew testcould not run there. The formula syntax, checksum, archive layout, and executable version were verified.