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computer-playbook/cli/console/ls.py
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kevinveenbirkenbachandClaude Opus 4.7 54f88275ce feat(cli/console): stateful navigation, ls, and modular split
Reworks the REPL into a stateful shell that tracks a category path: typing a bare category name cd's into it, `/` returns to root, `..` walks one level up (chained as `../..` etc.), path tokens with slashes or a leading `..` navigate, `infinito [path]` always jumps absolute, and `ls` renders the current folder with a 🗂️/⚙️ emoji column, name, and a 30-char-truncated description (folders sorted before commands). Executable leaves (sub-packages with `__main__.py`) run instead of cd-ing into them. The prompt prints `🖥️  infinito <space-separated path>> `; the screen clears (incl. scrollback via `\033[3J`) before each command run, and the run echoes the resolved invocation in the fresh frame so the user sees what is about to execute.

Splits `repl.py` (~250 lines) into focused modules: `constants.py` (sentinels), `navigation.py` (path/category resolve + prompt + normalize), `ls.py` (folder rendering + truncate), `runner.py` (subprocess dispatch + clear_screen), `banner.py` (startup banner). `repl.py` is now a thin `main()` loop with backward-compat re-exports so external consumers keep the `repl.<symbol>` surface. Mirrors the split on the test side into `test_navigation.py`, `test_runner.py`, `test_ls.py`, and a `test_repl.py` that owns only main-loop integration with a shared `_MainLoopHarness` mixin.

Adds `scripts/tests/environment/11_console.sh` as a CI smoke that feeds a navigation sequence through the REPL and asserts every prompt shape plus the `ls` emoji output, so a regression in the prompt format, the path resolver, or the folder rendering is caught by the environment-test orchestrator.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-22 13:06:38 +02:00

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from __future__ import annotations
from cli.core.colors import Style, color_text
from cli.core.discovery import iter_dir_entries
from cli.core.help import _entry_description, _entry_emoji
from .constants import CLI_ROOT, LS_DESC_LIMIT
def truncate(text: str, limit: int) -> str:
if len(text) <= limit:
return text
return text[: limit - 1] + "…"
def do_ls(current: list[str]) -> None:
entries = iter_dir_entries(CLI_ROOT, tuple(current))
if not entries:
print(color_text("(empty)", Style.DIM))
return
# Folders (categories) first, then commands; within each group keep
# the alphabetical order `iter_dir_entries` already established.
ordered = sorted(entries, key=lambda e: (e.is_command, e.name))
max_name = max(len(entry.name) for entry in ordered)
for entry in ordered:
emoji = _entry_emoji(entry)
desc = truncate(_entry_description(CLI_ROOT, entry), LS_DESC_LIMIT)
print(f" {emoji} {entry.name.ljust(max_name)} {color_text(desc, Style.DIM)}")