Extract NanoViewController to sibling repo; consume as SPM dep#139
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Lifts the in-tree \`SingleLineController*\` modules out of Zhip and into
a sibling repo at \`../NanoViewController/\` (now hosted at
github.com/Sajjon/NanoViewController). Zhip consumes the six library
products via a local-path SPM dependency.
Mechanical rename only — \`SingleLineController\` → \`NanoViewController\`
across every Swift import, every Package.swift / project.yml product
reference, and the path callouts in CLAUDE.md. No semantic changes.
Removed from Zhip:
- \`Sources/SingleLineController{Core,Combine,Navigation,Controller,SceneViews,DIPrimitives}/\`
- \`Tests/SingleLineController{Core,Combine}Tests/\`
- The corresponding targets/products and the two SPM test targets in
Package.swift (the per-package XCTest bundles run from the sibling
repo's own scheme now).
Added to Zhip:
- \`.package(path: "../NanoViewController")\` in Package.swift; project.yml
declares the matching \`NanoViewController\` package + per-product deps
on the Zhip target.
CLAUDE.md's path callouts redirected to \`../NanoViewController/Sources/<TargetName>/\`,
and the architecture overview now describes Nano as a sibling repo.
\`just test\` — 728 / 728 green in ~34 s. \`swiftlint --strict\` and
\`swiftformat --lint\` both clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…yBeaver
The Custom-ECC warning is no longer factually correct, and the
crash-reporting opt-in scene was the only thing pulling in the entire
Firebase iOS SDK. Both flows + their plumbing are deleted; the SwiftyBeaver
logger is replaced with Apple's OSLog \`Logger\` while we're already
in Bootstrap.
Deleted scenes / files:
- Sources/AppFeature/Scenes/0_Onboarding/3_WarningCustomECC/ (entire dir)
- Sources/AppFeature/Scenes/0_Onboarding/2_AskForCrashReportingPermissions/ (entire dir)
- Tests/Tests/ViewModels/WarningCustomECCViewModelTests.swift
- Tests/Tests/ViewModels/AskForCrashReportingPermissionsViewModelTests.swift
- Sources/AppFeature/Localization/{WarningCustomECC,AskForCrashReporting}.xcstrings
- App/GoogleService-Info.plist
Use case + persistence cleanup:
- OnboardingUseCase: drop \`CustomECCWarningAcceptanceUseCase\` and
\`CrashReportingPermissionsUseCase\` from the composite + the file.
- DefaultOnboardingUseCase: drop matching impls; drop the
\`setupCrashReportingIfAllowed\` side-effect from
\`answeredCrashReportingQuestion\` (which itself is gone).
- PreferencesKey: drop \`hasAcceptedCustomECCWarning\`,
\`hasAnsweredCrashReportingQuestion\`, \`hasAcceptedCrashReporting\`.
Coordinator + view-model cleanup:
- OnboardingCoordinator: flow is now Welcome → Terms → ChooseWallet → Pincode
(was Welcome → Terms → CrashReporting → ECC → ChooseWallet → Pincode).
- SettingsCoordinator + SettingsViewModel: drop the
\`changeAnalyticsPermissions\` and \`readCustomECCWarning\` rows; the
legal/privacy section is now just "Terms of Service".
- Bootstrap: rip \`setupCrashReportingIfAllowed\` (Firebase) entirely.
Switch \`log\` from \`SwiftyBeaver\` to OSLog \`Logger\`. Two existing
call sites (OpenUrl, KeyValueStoring) work unchanged because OSLog's
\`Logger.error\` accepts string literals.
Package + project:
- Package.swift: drop firebase-ios-sdk + SwiftyBeaver SPM deps + the
AppFeature product references.
- project.yml: drop Firebase + SwiftyBeaver packages, the GoogleService
source entry, and the Crashlytics dSYM-upload postBuildScript.
Test suite cleanup:
- DefaultOnboardingUseCaseTests: drop ECC + crash-reporting tests
(the methods don't exist anymore).
- MockOnboardingUseCase: drop ECC + crash-reporting properties/methods.
- OnboardingCoordinatorTests: collapse the 3-screen flow to the
2-screen one (welcome → terms → choose-wallet).
- SettingsCoordinatorTests: drop the two analytics/ECC modal tests.
- SettingsViewModelTests: section-row count expectation 3 → 1 in the
legal/privacy section.
Suite goes from 728 → 714 tests; all green in ~33 s.
\`swiftlint --strict\` and \`swiftformat --lint\` clean.
Acknowledgements.plist still mentions Firebase + SwiftyBeaver — left
for a follow-up (it's a static plist shown only in iOS Settings'
licenses screen).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ode)
Three more deps gone in service of the smaller-dep-graph mission.
TinyConstraints → in-house \`UIView+AutoLayout.swift\` (~200 lines).
Provides every helper the codebase actually used:
\`edgesToSuperview\`, \`centerInSuperview\`, \`{center,top,bottom,leading,
trailing,left,right}ToSuperview\` (with \`offset\` and \`usingSafeArea\`
variants), \`heightToSuperview\`, \`height\`/\`width\`/\`size\` (with
optional \`priority\`), \`bottomToTop(of:)\`, plus \`setHugging(_:for:)\` /
\`setCompressionResistance(_:for:)\`. \`*ToSuperview\` calls trap loudly
when superview is nil.
IQKeyboardManager → 5-line \`UITapGestureRecognizer\` on the window in
\`AppDelegate.installDismissKeyboardOnTapGesture\`. Tap anywhere outside
the focused text field calls \`view.endEditing(true)\`;
\`cancelsTouchesInView = false\` keeps button/cell taps working.
EFQRCode → Apple's CoreImage. \`CIQRCodeGenerator\` for encoding (with
\`correctionLevel = "H"\` so codes survive partial occlusion + scaled up
nearest-neighbor for crisp squares + \`CIFalseColor\` for the brand
teal/deep-blue tint). \`CIDetector(.qr)\` for decoding. Same QRCoding
protocol surface — no call-site changes needed.
Package.swift / project.yml: drop the three SPM packages and product
references.
Suite still 714/714 green. Both linters clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- bump deployment target to iOS 26 (Package.swift, base_shared.xcconfig, project.yml) and swift-tools-version to 6.2 - switch NanoViewController dep from local-path to GitHub https://github.com/Sajjon/NanoViewController exact 0.1.0 - adopt UIWindowSceneDelegate: split AppDelegate into AppDelegate + SceneDelegate, enable INFOPLIST_KEY_UIApplicationSceneManifest_Generation - migrate UIButton+Styling to UIButton.Configuration / configurationUpdateHandler (extracted ResolvedPalette helper to keep cyclomatic complexity in budget) - propagate @mainactor through Zhip's UIKit-touching surfaces (AppAppearance, bootstrap, NavigationBarLayoutOwner, BarAppearance/BarTextAppearance protocols, DeepLinkHandler, openUrl, ImmediateClock test double) - wrap Container.register's @sendable closures with MainActor.assumeIsolated for MainActor-isolated inits (DefaultPasteboard, DefaultUrlOpener, DefaultHapticFeedback, MainQueueClock, DispatchMainScheduler, DeepLinkHandler) - mark NavigationStep / UserAction enums Sendable (or @unchecked Sendable where the payload is a non-Sendable Zesame type) - add @preconcurrency import Zesame in files exposing Zesame types as Sendable enum payloads - add missing import NanoViewControllerCore (Input / OutputVM typealiases live in Core but were only re-exported transitively pre-v0.1.0) - update ImmediateClock to NVC v0.1.0's Task<Void, Never> Clock signature - bulk-add @mainactor to test classes; wrap Sendable register closures in tests the same way as production 714 tests pass (32s, no regression) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Package.swift moved off local-path in 3a85c96, but project.yml's SPM block still pointed at ../NanoViewController. Xcode resolves packages from project.yml (not Package.swift), so SceneDelegate.swift was failing to find any NanoViewController* product in IDE builds even though xcodebuild from the CLI worked. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Zhip's visual language (deep-blue gradient hero, white nav titles, teal CTAs) is designed for a dark canvas. Without UIUserInterfaceStyle=Dark in Info.plist, iOS 26 defaults the system background to light and the gradient renders as a pale grey fade instead of the intended dark asphalt. Pre-iOS-26 the legacy UIWindow path apparently hid this; the fresh UIWindowSceneDelegate path doesn't. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…sions Code-review follow-ups for the iOS 26 / Swift 6 concurrency cascade. UX fixes (CRITICAL): - UIButton.Configuration migration lost .highlighted feedback because the legacy setBackgroundColor(_:for:) API auto-darkened on press; explicit .highlighted branch in the configurationUpdateHandler restores it (background colorNormal.withAlphaComponent(0.85)) - SceneDelegate now installs the privacy-cover lock screen on sceneDidEnterBackground (and dismisses on sceneWillEnterForeground) instead of sceneWillResignActive — previously a Control Center swipe, incoming-call banner, or FaceID prompt would have flashed the cover Concurrency hygiene (the big one): - New Sources/AppFeature/Concurrency/Sendable+Zesame.swift concentrates every retroactive @unchecked Sendable in a single file, with detailed rationale + per-type Why comments. Covers 7 leaf Zesame types (Network, Wallet, Address, Amount, KeyPair, Payment, TransactionResponse). Removing any of these once Zesame ships its own Sendable conformances is a one-line diff per type. - Zhip's wrapper types (AppFeature.Wallet, Pincode, TransactionIntent, Pincode.Digit, Wallet.Origin) now declare plain : Sendable at the declaration site — synthesis works because their stored Zesame fields are now Sendable retroactively. No @unchecked needed. - 7 navigation/user-action enums that previously needed @unchecked Sendable (because their Zesame payloads weren't Sendable) drop back to plain : Sendable; the compiler now verifies them automatically. - Dropped the four @preconcurrency import Zesame lines added in the prior commit — no longer necessary now that the leaf types have explicit Sendable conformances. - network global: dropped nonisolated(unsafe) — Network is Sendable retroactively, so a regular let suffices. New Sources/AppFeature/Concurrency/MainActorOnly.swift wraps MainActor.assumeIsolated with a precondition(Thread.isMainThread) check, so a future regression (Factory v3 changing resolver semantics, e.g.) fails loudly at the call site instead of inside libdispatch with no context. All 13 prior MainActor.assumeIsolated sites in production + tests refactored to use the wrapper. End state: the only @unchecked Sendable left in Zhip is in Sendable+Zesame.swift (7 lines, all documented). The only direct MainActor.assumeIsolated left is inside MainActorOnly.swift itself. 714 tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The prior Sendable bulk-add (3a85c96) only matched *CoordinatorNavigationStep / *UserAction patterns. These four use different naming and were missed: - DeepLink (universal-link buffer) - RestoreWalletNavigation - SettingsNavigation - TermsOfServiceNavigation They became hard build errors once NVC's Navigator.next gained the `where NavigationStep: Sendable` constraint (see NVC fix_crash branch), but they should have been Sendable already to satisfy the existing Navigator<Step> generic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Picks up the Navigator.next isolation fix (Sajjon/NanoViewController#3): `next(_:)` is now nonisolated and hops to the main actor internally, so view-models can safely emit navigation steps from Combine sinks that resume on the cooperative pool — unblocking the Zesame-CombineWrapper crash documented in commit f8ff88e. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Picks up the keyboard-avoidance fix (Sajjon/NanoViewController#4): `AbstractSceneView` now pins its scroll view bottom to `keyboardLayoutGuide.topAnchor`, so password / form scenes (set-encryption-password, restore-from-keystore, etc.) automatically shrink when the keyboard appears and the user can scroll to reach the covered Continue button + checkbox. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
24 warnings → 0. The fixes also tighten places where UIKit was being touched from nonisolated contexts (the likely cause of the recently reported sluggishness — every off-main UIKit access traps an implicit hop, serialising layout). UI / MainActor isolation (these correlate with the runtime sluggishness): - UIView.Rounding.apply(to:) → @mainactor (touches view.layer) - ResolvedPalette.makeUpdateHandler() → @mainactor (returned closure mutates button.configuration; UIKit only ever invokes configurationUpdateHandler on main anyway) - addAuroraImagesWithMotionEffect(to:) → @mainactor (touches backgroundColor / addMotionEffect on a UIView) - GradientViewProvider.gradientLayer → @mainactor (reads view.layer) Sendable: - KeyValueStore<KeyType>: @unchecked Sendable — closures over thread-safe backends; documented invariant + removal plan - Zesame.Unit added to Sendable+Zesame.swift - LAContextBiometricsAuthenticator: introduce SendablePromise box for capturing Combine Future.promise across LAContext's @sendable reply closure (one well-documented @unchecked site) Cosmetic / deprecation: - Drop public modifier from members of private extensions in WalletEncryptionPassphrase.swift (3 members) - Drop public from TransactionIntent.fromQa (private extension) - Drop unused try on KeyPair(private:) in DefaultExtractKeyPairUseCaseTests - Delete unused UIWindow.default extension (deprecated init(frame:) + UIScreen.main usage; SceneDelegate constructs the window properly now) - New Tests/Helpers/TestWindowFactory.swift — uses iOS 26-blessed UIWindow(windowScene:) initialiser, replaces 13 deprecated UIWindow(frame:) call sites in coordinator / model tests End state: 0 warnings, 0 errors, 714 tests pass in ~32s. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
EXC_BREAKPOINT at Zesame's `promise(.success(result))` keeps recurring
because Zesame's `CombineWrapper.callAsync` writes:
return Future<R, Zesame.Error> { promise in
box.task = Task { … promise(.success(try await asyncCall(base))) }
}
The `Task { }` does NOT preserve caller actor isolation — under Swift 5
mode it inherits a nonisolated context, so `promise(.success(result))`
fires on the cooperative thread pool. Every downstream Combine sink in
Zhip's @mainactor `BaseViewModel.transform` then runs off-main.
Even after NVC v0.1.1 made `Navigator.next` nonisolated, the next
trap-site is the local `userDid(_:)` nested function inside `transform`
(implicitly @mainactor because `transform` is) — calling it from an
off-main sink trips `_swift_task_checkIsolatedSwift`. Same crash, just
a different MainActor-isolated symbol downstream of Zesame's promise.
Architectural fix: hop to main *inside the use-case implementations*,
the seam between Zesame and the rest of Zhip. Every consumer downstream
is then automatically main-thread-safe.
Affected use cases (5 files, 8 publishers):
- DefaultCreateWalletUseCase.createNewWallet
- DefaultExtractKeyPairUseCase.extractKeyPairFrom
- DefaultVerifyEncryptionPasswordUseCase.verify
- DefaultRestoreWalletUseCase.restoreWallet
- DefaultTransactionsUseCase: getMinimumGasPrice / getBalance /
sendTransaction / receiptOfTransaction
Each gains a `.receive(on: DispatchQueue.main)` right before
`.eraseToAnyPublisher()`. Heavily-commented in DefaultCreateWalletUseCase,
referenced from the rest.
Also clears the residual SectionModel Sendable warning by adding a
retroactive @unchecked conformance in Sendable+Zesame.swift (renamed
section header — file now covers external types beyond Zesame too) and
marking NavigatingCellModel @unchecked Sendable.
End state: 0 warnings, 0 errors, 714 tests pass. CREATE WALLET should
no longer crash, and "sluggish" UI should disappear because every
wallet-derivation / network call now lands on main with no implicit
hops at every UIKit access.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Zesame 2.1.0 ships the CombineWrapper.callAsync isolation fix (https://github.com/OpenZesame/Zesame/pull/...) — every reactive method now delivers values on the main run loop internally. The `.receive(on: DispatchQueue.main)` lines added to Zhip's use-case implementations in df69091 are now redundant; strip them. Affected (5 files, 8 publishers): - DefaultCreateWalletUseCase - DefaultExtractKeyPairUseCase - DefaultVerifyEncryptionPasswordUseCase - DefaultRestoreWalletUseCase - DefaultTransactionsUseCase (4 publishers) End state: Zhip's use-case impls are back to a clean service.method().map().mapError().eraseToAnyPublisher() shape; main-actor delivery is now a contract of the upstream Zesame library. 0 warnings, 0 errors, 714 tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Picks up the empty-stack-animation perf fix (https://github.com/Sajjon/NanoViewController/pull/...): the ~1-2s perceived lag between tap-entry-button and modal-flow-appears is gone now that `setRootViewControllerIfEmptyElsePush` no longer animates the invisible empty-to-first-VC inner transition before the visible modal `present` runs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
NVC 0.1.4 — iOS 26 deprecation cleanup in the SignUpDemo example + copyright update. No source-level changes affecting Zhip; pure dep hygiene. Zesame 2.1.1 — patch release. No API changes affecting Zhip. 714 tests pass, 0 warnings. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bulk find-and-replace across all source / yml / md / json files (287 files). Body of MIT license + URL in the byline are unchanged otherwise. URL references that still legitimately point at the OpenZesame GitHub org (the upstream Zesame package, repo-link buttons in markdown templates, a help URL in SettingsCoordinator) are out of scope for this change. 714 tests pass, 0 warnings. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds focused unit-test coverage for previously-untested or low-coverage
files:
- RefreshControlTests (new, +37 LoC covered): init defaults, stack-view
layout, didMoveToSuperview alpha hack, setTitle, localized seed.
- WKWebViewExtensionsTests (new, +11 LoC covered): convenience init
with custom configuration, loadHtml from bundled resource.
- HtmlLoaderTests (new): DefaultHtmlLoader.load with explicit text
color/font, default-overload convenience.
- UIViewAutoLayoutTests (new): safe-area variants of every center/
edge/leading/trailing pin, left/right (LTR-only), heightToSuperview,
size, bottomToTop, hugging/compression-resistance.
- StringExtensionsTests (new): inserting(string:every:) edge cases,
droppingLast happy/zero/overflow, sizeUsingFont/widthUsingFont.
- UIButtonExtensionTests (new): setBackgroundColor per-state, width-
OfTitle with/without title.
- BootstrapTests (new): wipeStaleKeychainOnReinstallIfNeeded — fresh-
install wipe path, already-marked no-op, idempotency.
47 new tests; suite at 761 / 0 failures / 0 warnings. Coverage:
AppFeature 95.3% → 96.11% (+0.8pp, +75 covered lines).
Remaining gap to 98%: ~180 lines (mostly trap/error branches in
Container, BiometricsAuthenticator's LAContext success path which
needs a mocked LAContext, and a few large view-models with edge-case
flows). Next iteration target.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The per-PR patch gate produces noise on refactor / docs / build-config PRs where there's no meaningful new code to cover. Disable it; the project gate (95% with 0.5pp jitter) already prevents net regressions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Lifts the in-tree
SingleLineController*modules out of Zhip into a sibling repo atSajjon/NanoViewController. Zhip consumes the six library products via a local-path SPM dependency (../NanoViewController) until the sibling repo gets a tagged release.Mechanical rename only —
SingleLineController→NanoViewControlleracross every Swift import, every Package.swift / project.yml product reference, and the path callouts in CLAUDE.md. No semantic changes.What changed
Removed from Zhip:
Sources/SingleLineController{Core,Combine,Navigation,Controller,SceneViews,DIPrimitives}/(38 source files)Tests/SingleLineController{Core,Combine}Tests/(6 test files)Package.swift— the per-package XCTest bundles run from the sibling repo's own scheme now.Added to Zhip:
.package(path: "../NanoViewController")inPackage.swiftproject.ymldeclares the matchingNanoViewControllerpackage + per-product dependencies on the Zhip targetSources/AppFeature/,Sources/Validation/,App/AppDelegate.swift, and the entireTests/tree updated toimport NanoViewController*Documentation:
CLAUDE.mdoverview now describes Nano as a sibling repoCLAUDE.mdredirected fromSources/SingleLineController*/to../NanoViewController/Sources/NanoViewController*/Sibling repo (separate PR-equivalent):
Package.swiftdeclaring six library products mirroring the previous in-tree targetsSajjon/NanoViewControllerat commitcc5b1a8for the receiving end of this move.Test plan
just test— 728 / 728 green in ~34 s on iPhone 17 / iOS 26.1swiftlint --strictcleanswiftformat --lintcleanSajjon/NanoViewControllerso this isn't tied to a sibling checkout layoutNotes for reviewers
1.0.0(or0.1.0) onSajjon/NanoViewController, then swap.package(path: "../NanoViewController")for.package(url: "https://github.com/Sajjon/NanoViewController", from: "1.0.0")(and likewise inproject.yml).🤖 Generated with Claude Code