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debont80 814ecac287 feat(audit): Batch 10 — CC conventions (shared line-buffer, cleanError)
The contained consistency consolidations; the sweeping ones are deferred with
their standard documented (they're the audit's own post-1.0 refactors, and
several would be reckless to do unattended).

Landed:
- src/main/lib/lineBuffer.ts (createLineBuffer): one newline line-splitter for
  streamed child-process output, replacing the duplicated buffer loop in
  download.ts and terminal.ts (CC3/CC4/SIMP5). Pure + unit-tested
  (test/lineBuffer.test.ts, 7 cases: partial lines, CRLF, empty lines, flush,
  multi-line chunks). download.ts keeps byte-identical marker parsing and no
  close-flush (yt-dlp template lines are always newline-terminated).
- ytdlp.ts: getYtdlpVersion/updateYtdlp now run stderr through cleanError, the
  same `cleanError(r.stderr) || r.error?.message || ''` idiom already used by
  download/probe/indexer (CC6) — a failed check shows the trailing error line.
- CL6 resolved: the one real redundancy was L15; clearDir/openFile/showInFolder
  are deliberate view-model wrappers (CC13), left as-is.

Deferred with documented standard + rationale (CODE-AUDIT.md): CC1 (breaking
persisted-key rename → migration), CC5+CL4 (security-critical updater
net.request, not live-verifiable here), CC7 (cosmetic arg-order), CC9 (zod dep),
CC10 (electron-store↔jsonStore split is deliberate for DPAPI), CC11 (config.ts
move), CC12 (file-tree reorg), CC13→L93, CC14→L142.

Verified: typecheck (node+web) + 275 tests + eslint + production build green;
touched files prettier-clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-01 16:48:54 -04:00

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/**
* A newline line-splitter for streamed child-process output (audit CC3/CC4/SIMP5).
*
* `download.ts` and `terminal.ts` each had the same hand-rolled loop: accumulate
* chunk strings, emit every complete `\n`-terminated line (stripping a trailing
* `\r`), and keep the partial remainder for the next chunk. This is that logic in
* one place, and — being pure and synchronous — it's unit-tested directly.
*
* Usage: feed decoded chunks with `push()`, and call `flush()` on stream close to
* emit any trailing partial line that never saw a newline.
*/
export interface LineBuffer {
/** Accept a decoded chunk; invokes the sink for each newly-completed line. */
push: (chunk: string) => void
/** Emit any buffered remainder (a final line with no trailing newline). */
flush: () => void
}
export function createLineBuffer(onLine: (line: string) => void): LineBuffer {
let buf = ''
return {
push(chunk: string): void {
buf += chunk
let nl: number
while ((nl = buf.indexOf('\n')) >= 0) {
onLine(buf.slice(0, nl).replace(/\r$/, ''))
buf = buf.slice(nl + 1)
}
},
flush(): void {
if (buf) {
onLine(buf)
buf = ''
}
}
}
}