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refactor(cli): share request/output execution across command handlers - #516
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Check name Status Explanation Description check The description clearly explains the refactor, scope, architecture, preserved behavior, testing, and limitations. It omits some template headings and exact validation commands, but it provides suffici… Title check The title accurately and concisely describes the primary change: sharing request and output execution across CLI command handlers. Linked Issues check [ #515] requires a docs-only pilot with Zod option parsing, a thin Commander adapter, command-owned fetch behavior, and a shared authenticated request/output executor. The reviewed changes provide `com…Out of Scope Changes check The changes remain within [ #515]. They add the docs pilot, shared request error and execution support, the typed API facade required by the docs fetch routine, focused and integrated tests, a static t…Full details: Description check
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#515] requires a docs-only pilot with Zod option parsing, a thin Commander adapter, command-owned fetch behavior, and a shared authenticated request/output executor. The reviewed changes providecommands/docs/schema.ts,command.ts, andservice.ts, plusservices/request.tswith injected token, output, and diagnostics dependencies. The reported tests cover validation order, format inference, credential precedence, fetch and output behavior, error mapping, and integrated CLI behavior. The summary also reports unchanged excluded commands and systems.
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Then follows the docs fetch through the air.
A token unlocks the page,
Safe errors stay in their cage,
And JSON or YAML lands there.
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I think the main idea here is to abstract the actual API routine from the request; the commands in most cases are just going to fetch data, and then present them to users based on their output configuration. Let's not marry ourselves to how we get the data or necessarily what data we got. Abstract the fetch and output routine, then have each command wrap that and say what to fetch given an access token |
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The assets CLI migration has been implemented as a three-layer stack based on this PR's shared execution architecture:
All three PRs are open and unmerged. Each head has passed its own GitHub Actions CI run, including repository verification, CLI tests, lint, format checks, generated-client checks, Rust checks, and Docker offline recovery. The relevant shared error boundary is in #517: the generated API request is caught and translated; linked-data materialization runs afterwards so its safe error diagnostics are not reclassified. No OAuth/docs, generated-client, or asset download behavior was expanded. |
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Review comments at @apps/iracing-data-cli/src/commands/docs/command.ts:
- Line 24: Update the `.action` callback that calls
`OptionsSchema.parse(options)` to handle validation failures as readable CLI
errors rather than exposing Zod’s serialized issue array. Use safe parsing,
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| .action((options) => service.execute(OptionsSchema.parse(options))); |
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Turn Zod validation failures into a readable CLI error.
OptionsSchema.parse(options) throws a ZodError for invalid input. The CLI catches it and writes error.message unchanged. In Zod 4, that message is a JSON-serialized issue array, so an invalid format can produce a multi-line JSON diagnostic instead of Unsupported output format: toml.
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--- "a/apps/iracing-data-cli/src/commands/docs/command.ts"
+++ "b/apps/iracing-data-cli/src/commands/docs/command.ts"
@@ -21,5 +21,13 @@
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.option("--format <json|yaml>", "Documentation serialization format")
.option("--force", "Replace an existing output file")
- .action((options) => service.execute(OptionsSchema.parse(options)));
+ .action((options) => {
+ const parsed = OptionsSchema.safeParse(options);
+ if (!parsed.success) {
+ throw new Error(
+ parsed.error.issues.map((issue) => issue.message).join("; "),
+ );
+ }
+ return service.execute(parsed.data);
+ });
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| .action((options) => service.execute(OptionsSchema.parse(options))); | |
| .action((options) => { | |
| const parsed = OptionsSchema.safeParse(options); | |
| if (!parsed.success) { | |
| throw new Error( | |
| parsed.error.issues.map((issue) => issue.message).join("; "), | |
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| return service.execute(parsed.data); | |
| }); |
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Review comment at @apps/iracing-data-cli/src/commands/docs/command.ts at line
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Update the `.action` callback that calls `OptionsSchema.parse(options)` to
handle validation failures as readable CLI errors rather than exposing Zod’s
serialized issue array. Use safe parsing, combine issue messages into a concise
error, and pass the parsed data to `service.execute` on success.
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Summary
Revises #515 on the existing branch. The final direction follows the review comments: abstract the shared authenticated fetch/output routine, while each command specifies what to fetch given an access token. This preserves transport independence at the shared execution boundary without requiring a command-specific scope or a generic command-dispatch framework.
Architecture influences: FTR Events Portal's Discord command handlers (PR #61) and its typed
IRacingAPIfacade.Current execution path
RawOptionsSchema → OptionsSchematransform, then dispatches normalized input. Explicitformatis a Zod enum, so invalid values are rejected without manual validation branches; the docs schema transform handles extension-based inference (without calling an external resolver).commands/docs/service.ts): defines its opinionated fetch operation and presentation metadata. The generated Fetch client is an internal implementation detail of the command, not chosen or constructed by the registrar.services/request.ts): owns ZodDocumentInputSchemaandDocumentOutputSchemaand their inferred types, without referencing legacy credential/output option types. Transport- and document-type-independent authenticated fetch → output routine. Its only injected effects are token resolution, document publication and diagnostics. It maps request failures through sharedDataApiRequestErrorhandling and never mislabels credential/output errors.program.ts): composes shared external I/O capabilities and registers the docs handler. No command-specificcreateApi,getDocswiring or registration-time I/O.api.ts): typed, lazy generated SDK clients and shared configuration, without command/CLI policies.The docs modules are colocated under
commands/docs/(schema.ts,command.ts,service.ts, and a barrelindex.ts). The old flat modules have been deleted. New deterministic schema tests cover inferred/default/explicit formats and unsupported/unknown inputs.This is deliberately a docs-only pilot.
auth,assets,whoami, the generated client, and MCP remain unchanged.Prior iterations superseded
Per-invocation scope factories and nested capability objects.Executor-local I/O injection contracts and command-specific forwarding closures inprogram.ts.Inline credential, request and output orchestration inside Commander.action().Command service dependencies includingcreateApiand transport selection from the registrar.Verification
Preserved behavior
Docs requests still require
iracing.auth; credential precedence remains unchanged and fail-closed.getDocs()is called once on invocation. The existing JSON/YAML writer handles stdout, private atomic files, format selection,--force, and success diagnostics only after output finishes. Only request errors are converted to secret-safeDataApiRequestErrorvalues retaining original causes.Closes #515.
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