dsh-ui-github

dsh-ui-github

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The GitHub workflow UI for the dsh web client (design §1): two React slot fills, driven entirely by dsh-github-connect's @Remote methods plus frontend-paced polling (ADR-0009 — dsh forwards no custom host events to the browser; the only forwarded event this UI uses is credentials/updated).

• "Connect GitHub" card (mounted as a settings.plugin.item card on the dsh 插件 → 插件配置 page, ADR-0008): [Connect GitHub] starts the Device Flow — the user code is auto-copied, the authorization page opens, progress arrives by polling deviceFlowStatus at the server-dictated interval (stretched on slow_down), and a connected user sees Connected as @login plus [Disconnect]. The token never transits the frontend.
• Conversation PR status bar (conversation.input.dock slot), a compact Claude-Code-style chip hugging the conversation column, the three stages of design §1: repo feat/x +N −M + [Create PR] + [×] → #123 · CI badge + [AI review] [Merge ▾] (squash / merge commit / rebase / open on GitHub) + [×] → #123 merged, collapsing shortly after. Hidden for unconnected users; disappears immediately on disconnect; [×] hides the chip until the flow state changes. [Create PR] hands the whole job to the agent turn via sessions.prompt — the model derives the title/description from the session context and creates the PR with its GitHub tools, while the button holds a loading state until the polled state transitions (timeout-capped, ADR-0011); [Merge] calls @Remote directly behind the irreversible-action confirmation; [AI review] also spends a turn via sessions.prompt.

Both pollers back off exponentially and stop while the page is hidden: the CI badge (prChecks) and the flow state (refreshFlowState, whose unchanged rounds never close an open dropdown, discard a draft, or resurrect a collapsed merged banner) — the risk-table rule that polling must not eat the rate limit.

Binding (ADR-0007/0008)

This package binds to the web client through two contracts in src/types.ts: the GitHubUiShell port (slot registration, prompt, openExternal, copyText, confirmIrreversible, page visibility) and the hand-authored Typert Remote client face for the githubConnect namespace, replaced by the real generated artifact once the Typert generator runs over the host package. Install everything with one call:

import { installGitHubUi } from 'dsh-ui-github'

const dispose = installGitHubUi(shellAdapter, typertClientRemote, { locale: 'zh-CN' })

The dsh client half (dsh-ui-github/client)

src/client/ is the shipped implementation of that port for a real dsh web deployment (ADR-0008), packaged in the dsh client-plugin form: exports["./client"] + the dsh.client manifest, an empty node apply whose loader entry (this package's cordis.patch.yml, applied by dsh plugin add) anchors the dsh client-module scan, and lib/client.js built as the CJS closure factory the dsh module loader executes (scripts/build-client-bundle.ts; only react and cordis stay external). On boot it self-mounts the hand-written githubConnect contribution through ctx.remote.$mount — no dsh-repo change required — then installs both surfaces over the browser shell adapter: the settings fill lands as the settings.plugin.item card, [AI review] sends through ctx.sessions.scope(sessionId).conversation.send, external links open as http(s)-only new tabs, and the locale follows the page language. The dsh service types it consumes are shimmed in src/client/shims.ts, to be deleted on migration into the dsh workspace.

i18n

Both built-in locales (en, zh-CN) ship complete catalogs (catalogFor); every user-visible string of both slots is paired.

Testing

Component tests run under jsdom with a scripted fake remote and shell: all four flow states render and transition through the poll, disconnect hides the bar immediately, the Device Flow walk (waiting → authorized → connected, plus denied / expired / failed), the backoff-and-pause schedules, the agent-driven create (prompt dispatch, loading hold, timeout), the dismiss memory, menu survival across unchanged polls, the collapsed-banner memory, the diff-stat pill, and the client half (contribution codecs, browser shell, plugin apply). 100% per-file coverage, keyless.

Model Experience

None directly — this UI exists so the buttons DON'T spend model turns. Its one model-facing effect is the [AI review] button, which sends a localized review prompt (Review PR #N…) into the session as a normal agent turn; everything else goes straight to dsh-github-connect.