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#205 target 2) Three platform daemon installers (launchd/systemd/schtasks) duplicated the same 5-line "Loaded into X / airc will auto-start / Logs / Status" print block. Plus the schtasks function had ~30 lines of comment paragraphs duplicating commit-history context (#200/#202 explanations). Now: one `_daemon_install_done` helper for the print footer, called by all three installers. Schtasks comment block trimmed to a 4-line summary that points at PR #202 for the bug-history detail. Behavior unchanged on every platform — same plist/unit/.bat content, same registration calls, same status output (just printed via the helper). #205 target 2 of 6.
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Pull request overview
Refactors the airc daemon install platform installers to reduce duplication by centralizing the shared “install complete” output into a helper, and trims verbose historical comments in the Windows daemon installer section.
Changes:
- Adds
_daemon_install_donehelper to print a common “daemon installed” footer. - Updates launchd/systemd/Windows daemon install functions to call the helper instead of duplicating footer output.
- Replaces long explanatory comment blocks in
_daemon_install_schtaskswith a shorter summary referencing prior PRs.
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| # they call this helper. Pass the platform-specific lead line as $1 and | ||
| # any optional trailing note as $2 (heredoc-style multi-line OK). |
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The helper’s header comment says the optional trailing note is passed as $2, but the function actually treats $2 as scope and reads the note from $3. Please fix the comment (or the signature) so callers don’t accidentally swap scope/note arguments later.
| # they call this helper. Pass the platform-specific lead line as $1 and | |
| # any optional trailing note as $2 (heredoc-style multi-line OK). | |
| # they call this helper. Pass the platform-specific lead line as $1, | |
| # the daemon scope/log directory as $2, and any optional trailing note | |
| # as $3 (heredoc-style multi-line OK). |
| local lead="$1" scope="$2" note="${3:-}" | ||
| echo " ✓ $lead" | ||
| echo " airc will now auto-start at login + restart on exit." | ||
| echo " Logs: $scope/daemon.log" | ||
| echo " Status: airc daemon status" | ||
| if [ -n "$note" ]; then echo ""; printf ' %s\n' "$note"; fi |
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printf ' %s\n' "$note" won’t indent multi-line notes as implied by the comment (“heredoc-style multi-line OK”): embedded newlines in $note will print without the leading two spaces on subsequent lines. If multi-line notes are intended, split/loop over lines (or otherwise normalize indentation) before printing.
| local lead="$1" scope="$2" note="${3:-}" | |
| echo " ✓ $lead" | |
| echo " airc will now auto-start at login + restart on exit." | |
| echo " Logs: $scope/daemon.log" | |
| echo " Status: airc daemon status" | |
| if [ -n "$note" ]; then echo ""; printf ' %s\n' "$note"; fi | |
| local lead="$1" scope="$2" note="${3:-}" note_line | |
| echo " ✓ $lead" | |
| echo " airc will now auto-start at login + restart on exit." | |
| echo " Logs: $scope/daemon.log" | |
| echo " Status: airc daemon status" | |
| if [ -n "$note" ]; then | |
| echo "" | |
| while IFS= read -r note_line || [ -n "$note_line" ]; do | |
| printf ' %s\n' "$note_line" | |
| done <<< "$note" | |
| fi |
| echo " airc will now auto-start at login + restart on exit." | ||
| echo " Logs: $scope/daemon.log" | ||
| echo " Status: airc daemon status" |
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PR description says the daemon installer output text is unchanged, but _daemon_install_done standardizes the messaging (e.g., “restart on exit”) and also hard-codes Logs: $scope/daemon.log, which removes previously platform-specific log hints (e.g., systemd’s journalctl --user -u airc -f). Either update the PR description to match, or extend the helper so each platform can preserve its prior user-facing output.
| echo " ✓ Started monitor in detached cmd window (minimized)" | ||
| echo " airc will now auto-start at login + restart on exit." | ||
| echo " Logs: $scope/daemon.log (airc's own --background log)" | ||
| echo " Errors: $scope/daemon.err (restart events, etc.)" | ||
| echo " Launcher: $scope/airc-daemon.bat" | ||
| echo " Status: airc daemon status" | ||
| echo " Stop: airc daemon uninstall" | ||
| _daemon_install_done "Registered HKCU Run entry '$entry_name' (runs at every Windows logon)" "$scope" |
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On Windows, the install output previously included additional actionable paths/commands (daemon.err, launcher path, and airc daemon uninstall). Switching to _daemon_install_done drops that guidance, which is user-visible behavior change (and contradicts the “same output text” claim). Consider passing a Windows-specific note/extra footer lines so users still see where restart events go and how to stop/uninstall.
Net-negative diff: -40 lines
What changed
1. Common print-status footer. Three platform daemon installers each duplicated the same 5-line block at end:
Plus optional platform-specific notes (gh keychain for launchd, linger for systemd, etc).
After: one
_daemon_install_done <lead> <scope> [note]helper. All three platforms call it. ~10 lines saved.2. Trimmed duplicated comment context in
_daemon_install_schtasks. Function body had 30+ lines of comment paragraphs explaining the history of why we cd / use bash -c / use Unix-form path / why HKCU not schtasks. That context belongs in commit messages (#200, #202) — keeping it in the source duplicates information and bloats the function. Trimmed to a 4-line summary that points at PR #202 for detail. ~30 lines saved.Behavior
Unchanged on every platform. Same plist/unit/.bat content rendered, same registration commands, same output text (just printed via the helper).
bash -n aircclean.#205 progress
_reexec_intohelper_to_win_pathhelper_self_heal_stale_host_daemon_install_done+ comment trim_remote_op(Mac)Cumulative if all land: 5469 → ~5180 (~290 lines net negative, ~5%).
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