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The preview JPEGs (~2.4 MiB, already compressed so gzip passed them straight through) leave the wasm data segment: a platform-free asset registry in op-editor-core tracks per-route Absent/Pending/Ready/Failed with single-flight and install-once semantics, the browser half fetches over ArrayBuffer XHR with managed-mode headers and a slot-wrapped callback so no synchronous failure can strand a route in Pending, and paint sites fall back to the existing placeholder when bytes are not (yet) there. Native keeps include_bytes verbatim. The staging script copies the asset dirs into pkg/assets/ — under /pkg/ because the hub frontend owns /assets/ — and the gate, CI workflow, and web image all run it and assert the layout. Bundle: 7.13 → 5.10 MiB gzip, so the tripwire returns to 6 MiB (85% occupancy); the sdk bundle keeps its own 8 MiB pending a real measurement. Also closes the final review test gaps: the owner-session fixture now returns a must-use lane guard (a dropped receiver made the saturated lane read as Disconnected, not Full) and seeds the daemon's baseline document so the hash check exercises the real path, and the closed write barrier has a direct multi-page active-page regression test.
53 lines
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53 lines
2.1 KiB
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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# tools/stage-web-assets.sh — copy the runtime-fetched product assets into a
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# web bundle's `assets/` directory.
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#
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# The wasm bundle deliberately omits these (see `op_editor_core::web_assets`):
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# the browser fetches each on demand from `/pkg/assets/<dir>/<file>`, which the
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# daemon serves straight out of the resolved bundle directory. The desktop
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# binary still embeds them with `include_bytes!` / `include_str!`, so this
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# script exists only for the web deployment.
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#
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# The layout under the destination MUST match the route literals in
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# `prompt_center_previews.rs`, `scene_template_previews.rs`,
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# `scene_template_catalog.rs` and `icon_catalog.rs` — those are `concat!`ed at
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# compile time, so a mismatch is a silent 404 per asset rather than a build
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# error. The Rust side pins its half with route tests; this script is the other
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# half.
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#
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# Usage: tools/stage-web-assets.sh <dest-assets-dir>
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# Exit: 0 staged, 1 a source directory is missing.
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set -euo pipefail
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DEST="${1:?usage: stage-web-assets.sh <dest-assets-dir>}"
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UI_ASSETS="crates/op-editor-ui/assets"
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CORE_ASSETS="crates/op-editor-core/assets"
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copy_dir() {
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local src="$1" name="$2"
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[ -d "${src}" ] || { printf 'FAIL: missing asset source %s\n' "${src}" >&2; exit 1; }
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mkdir -p "${DEST}/${name}"
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# `-R` not `-a`: no need to preserve ownership into a container image, and
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# BusyBox cp (the Docker build stage) has no `-a`.
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cp -R "${src}/." "${DEST}/${name}/"
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# Provenance manifests are a build-time record of which model produced each
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# preview; they are not fetched by anything and have no business in a
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# published bundle.
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rm -f "${DEST}/${name}/preview_provenance.json"
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}
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copy_file() {
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local src="$1" name="$2"
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[ -f "${src}" ] || { printf 'FAIL: missing asset source %s\n' "${src}" >&2; exit 1; }
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mkdir -p "${DEST}"
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cp "${src}" "${DEST}/${name}"
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}
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mkdir -p "${DEST}"
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copy_dir "${UI_ASSETS}/prompt_center_previews" "prompt_center_previews"
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copy_dir "${UI_ASSETS}/scene_template_previews" "scene_template_previews"
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staged="$(du -sk "${DEST}" | cut -f1)"
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printf ' ✓ staged runtime assets into %s (%s KiB)\n' "${DEST}" "${staged}"
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