refactor and cleanup

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Fabian Freund
2026-08-09 05:53:02 +02:00
parent 54e277be72
commit cc27a6daa8
5 changed files with 175 additions and 61 deletions
@@ -17,6 +17,7 @@
* You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License
* along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
import 'package:flutter/foundation.dart' show immutable;
import 'package:flutter_mozilla_components/flutter_mozilla_components.dart';
import 'package:riverpod_annotation/riverpod_annotation.dart';
import 'package:weblibre/core/logger.dart';
@@ -42,6 +43,28 @@ class _AppLinkEventsReceiver extends GeckoAppLinkEvents {
}
}
/// A pending prompt paired with the absolute instant it lapses.
///
/// [AppLinkPromptRequest.expiresInMs] is a *snapshot* taken when native answered
/// the query — it does not tick down. Comparing that raw field to zero on a later
/// build would treat a long-lapsed request as live (switch tabs for three minutes
/// and come back, and a 90 s banner still reports 90 s), so the remaining time is
/// anchored to a wall-clock deadline the moment the answer arrives.
@immutable
class PendingAppLinkPrompt {
final AppLinkPromptRequest request;
final DateTime expiresAt;
const PendingAppLinkPrompt({required this.request, required this.expiresAt});
int get requestId => request.requestId;
String get tabId => request.tabId;
bool get isModal => request.isModal;
/// Whether native would still accept a resolution for this request.
bool isLive(DateTime now) => expiresAt.isAfter(now);
}
/// Orchestrates Flutter-owned app-link prompts (§2.6): registers the availability
/// event handler, queries the native pending store on attach/resume/event, and
/// exposes resolution (including the remember-then-resolve flow). The presented
@@ -52,7 +75,7 @@ class AppLinksCoordinator extends _$AppLinksCoordinator {
final _service = GeckoAppLinksService();
@override
List<AppLinkPromptRequest> build() {
List<PendingAppLinkPrompt> build() {
final receiver = _AppLinkEventsReceiver((owner) {
if (owner == AppLinkPromptOwner.flutterBrowser) {
// ignore: discarded_futures
@@ -76,11 +99,22 @@ class AppLinksCoordinator extends _$AppLinksCoordinator {
final prompts = await _service.getPendingAppLinkPrompts(
AppLinkPromptOwner.flutterBrowser,
);
// Anchor the reported TTL immediately: every millisecond spent between the
// native read and here has already been consumed.
final queriedAt = DateTime.now();
logger.i(
'app-link refresh -> ${prompts.length} prompt(s): '
'${prompts.map((p) => '${p.requestId}@${p.tabId}(${p.isModal ? 'modal' : 'banner'})').toList()}',
);
state = prompts;
state = [
for (final prompt in prompts)
PendingAppLinkPrompt(
request: prompt,
expiresAt: queriedAt.add(
Duration(milliseconds: prompt.expiresInMs),
),
),
];
} catch (error, stackTrace) {
logger.w(
'Failed to query pending app-link prompts',
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ final appLinksCoordinatorProvider = AppLinksCoordinatorProvider._();
/// list is authoritative from the query and deduped by `requestId` — the event
/// is only a nudge to re-query.
final class AppLinksCoordinatorProvider
extends $NotifierProvider<AppLinksCoordinator, List<AppLinkPromptRequest>> {
extends $NotifierProvider<AppLinksCoordinator, List<PendingAppLinkPrompt>> {
/// Orchestrates Flutter-owned app-link prompts (§2.6): registers the availability
/// event handler, queries the native pending store on attach/resume/event, and
/// exposes resolution (including the remember-then-resolve flow). The presented
@@ -48,16 +48,16 @@ final class AppLinksCoordinatorProvider
AppLinksCoordinator create() => AppLinksCoordinator();
/// {@macro riverpod.override_with_value}
Override overrideWithValue(List<AppLinkPromptRequest> value) {
Override overrideWithValue(List<PendingAppLinkPrompt> value) {
return $ProviderOverride(
origin: this,
providerOverride: $SyncValueProvider<List<AppLinkPromptRequest>>(value),
providerOverride: $SyncValueProvider<List<PendingAppLinkPrompt>>(value),
);
}
}
String _$appLinksCoordinatorHash() =>
r'183fc7ac1264a63c24b1d10f4a22cbfbf6046da7';
r'3dc91825b659add92d2f651306c30b9aec4e557b';
/// Orchestrates Flutter-owned app-link prompts (§2.6): registers the availability
/// event handler, queries the native pending store on attach/resume/event, and
@@ -66,22 +66,22 @@ String _$appLinksCoordinatorHash() =>
/// is only a nudge to re-query.
abstract class _$AppLinksCoordinator
extends $Notifier<List<AppLinkPromptRequest>> {
List<AppLinkPromptRequest> build();
extends $Notifier<List<PendingAppLinkPrompt>> {
List<PendingAppLinkPrompt> build();
@$mustCallSuper
@override
WhenComplete runBuild() {
final ref =
this.ref
as $Ref<List<AppLinkPromptRequest>, List<AppLinkPromptRequest>>;
as $Ref<List<PendingAppLinkPrompt>, List<PendingAppLinkPrompt>>;
final element =
ref.element
as $ClassProviderElement<
AnyNotifier<
List<AppLinkPromptRequest>,
List<AppLinkPromptRequest>
List<PendingAppLinkPrompt>,
List<PendingAppLinkPrompt>
>,
List<AppLinkPromptRequest>,
List<PendingAppLinkPrompt>,
Object?,
Object?
>;
@@ -57,50 +57,76 @@ class AppLinkPromptHost extends HookConsumerWidget {
// Native expiry is lazy — it only runs when the store is queried or consumed — and nothing
// pushes an expiry event. A prompt that outlives its deadline would keep rendering live
// buttons whose resolution is already a no-op, so drop anything already past due rather than
// offering an action that cannot happen.
final activeRequests = prompts
.where(
(request) => request.tabId == activeTabId && request.expiresInMs > 0,
)
// offering an action that cannot happen. The deadline is absolute
// ([PendingAppLinkPrompt.expiresAt]); the raw `expiresInMs` is only valid at query time.
final now = DateTime.now();
final livePrompts = prompts.where((prompt) => prompt.isLive(now)).toList();
final activeRequests = livePrompts
.where((prompt) => prompt.tabId == activeTabId)
.toList();
// ...and re-query when the soonest deadline passes, so a prompt retires itself on time
// instead of waiting for the next event or resume. The lower clamp matters: a request that
// reports 0 would otherwise reschedule instantly and spin.
final soonestExpiry = activeRequests.isEmpty
// instead of waiting for the next event or resume. Keyed on the absolute deadline so a
// rebuild (tab switch, unrelated state change) never re-arms a full-length timer from a
// stale TTL. The lower clamp matters: a deadline already reached would otherwise reschedule
// instantly and spin.
final soonestDeadline = livePrompts.isEmpty
? null
: activeRequests
.map((request) => request.expiresInMs)
.reduce((a, b) => a < b ? a : b);
: livePrompts
.map((prompt) => prompt.expiresAt)
.reduce((a, b) => a.isBefore(b) ? a : b);
useEffect(() {
if (soonestExpiry == null) return null;
if (soonestDeadline == null) return null;
final delay = soonestDeadline.difference(DateTime.now());
final timer = Timer(
Duration(milliseconds: soonestExpiry.clamp(250, 10 * 60 * 1000)),
() => unawaited(ref.read(appLinksCoordinatorProvider.notifier).refresh()),
Duration(milliseconds: delay.inMilliseconds.clamp(250, 10 * 60 * 1000)),
() =>
unawaited(ref.read(appLinksCoordinatorProvider.notifier).refresh()),
);
return timer.cancel;
}, [soonestExpiry]);
}, [soonestDeadline]);
final modalRequest = activeRequests
.where((request) => request.isModal)
.where((prompt) => prompt.isModal)
.lastOrNull;
// At most one banner per tab; a newer banner-class request simply becomes the
// one the UI renders.
final bannerRequest = activeRequests
.where((request) => !request.isModal)
.where((prompt) => !prompt.isModal)
.lastOrNull;
// A modal is shown at most once per requestId. Rotation/teardown is not a
// dismissal — the request stays pending and is re-presented on the next query
// (a subsequent build re-runs this effect with the still-present id).
final shownModalId = useRef<int?>(null);
// The route the modal lives on, so it can be retired without popping whatever
// else happens to sit on top of it.
final shownModalRoute = useRef<ModalRoute<void>?>(null);
// Ids we closed ourselves. Their pop must not be mistaken for a user
// dismissal, which would consume a request that is merely off-screen.
final retiredModalIds = useRef<Set<int>>(<int>{});
// Take down a dialog nobody can act on any more: its request expired, was
// invalidated (tab closed), or belongs to a tab the user has left. Without
// this the route just stays on screen with buttons that resolve to `stale`.
// Mirrors the native `NativeAppLinkPromptFeature.dismissStaleDialog`.
void retireShownModal() {
final shownId = shownModalId.value;
final route = shownModalRoute.value;
shownModalId.value = null;
shownModalRoute.value = null;
if (shownId == null || route == null || !route.isActive) return;
retiredModalIds.value.add(shownId);
route.navigator?.removeRoute(route);
}
useEffect(() {
final request = modalRequest;
if (request == null) {
shownModalId.value = null;
return null;
final shownId = shownModalId.value;
if (shownId != null && shownId != request?.requestId) {
retireShownModal();
}
if (shownModalId.value == request.requestId) {
if (request == null || shownModalId.value == request.requestId) {
return null;
}
shownModalId.value = request.requestId;
@@ -109,8 +135,17 @@ class AppLinkPromptHost extends HookConsumerWidget {
unawaited(
showDialog<void>(
context: context,
builder: (_) => AppLinkPromptDialog(request: request),
builder: (dialogContext) {
shownModalRoute.value = ModalRoute.of<void>(dialogContext);
return AppLinkPromptDialog(request: request.request);
},
).then((_) {
if (retiredModalIds.value.remove(request.requestId)) {
// We closed it, not the user. The request is either already gone or
// still pending for a tab that is no longer in front — either way it
// must not be consumed here.
return;
}
// Catch-all for a passive dismissal (Android back / touch-outside):
// the dialog buttons resolve the request themselves, but a barrier
// dismiss closes it without resolving, leaving the native request
@@ -134,7 +169,7 @@ class AppLinkPromptHost extends HookConsumerWidget {
return AppLinkOpenBanner(
key: ValueKey(bannerRequest.requestId),
request: bannerRequest,
request: bannerRequest.request,
);
}
}
@@ -56,9 +56,25 @@ class NativeAppLinkPromptFeature(
private val sessionUseCases: SessionUseCases,
) : LifecycleAwareFeature {
private var dialog: AlertDialog? = null
private var shownRequestId: Long? = null
private var shownRequest: PendingAppLinkRequest? = null
private val mainHandler = Handler(Looper.getMainLooper())
/**
* The lapse tick for the dialog currently on screen. Held as a single instance so it can be
* cancelled: the delay is up to [PendingAppLinkStore.REQUEST_EXPIRY_MS] (10 minutes) and the
* runnable retains this feature — and through it the Activity-derived [context] — for its whole
* duration, so it must never outlive [stop].
*/
private val expiryTick = Runnable {
dismissStaleDialog()
// The store sweeps on a strict `>`, so a tick can land a millisecond before the request is
// actually droppable and dismiss nothing. Re-arm in that case rather than leave the dialog
// with no deadline at all; [MIN_EXPIRY_TICK_MS] keeps that from spinning.
shownRequest?.let(::scheduleExpiryTick)
// A dialog retired by its own deadline still has to make way for whatever else pends.
showNext()
}
override fun start() {
NativeAppLinkPromptNotifier.register(tabId, this)
showNext()
@@ -66,12 +82,13 @@ class NativeAppLinkPromptFeature(
override fun stop() {
NativeAppLinkPromptNotifier.unregister(tabId, this)
mainHandler.removeCallbacksAndMessages(null)
// Dismissing on stop is not a user dismissal: the request stays pending and
// is re-presented on the next start().
dialog?.setOnDismissListener(null)
dialog?.dismiss()
dialog = null
shownRequestId = null
shownRequest = null
}
/**
@@ -91,13 +108,26 @@ class NativeAppLinkPromptFeature(
* dud whose Open button consumes nothing. Not a user dismissal: nothing is suppressed.
*/
private fun dismissStaleDialog() {
val shown = shownRequestId ?: return
if (store.peek(shown) != null) return
val shown = shownRequest ?: return
if (store.peek(shown.requestId) != null) return
mainHandler.removeCallbacks(expiryTick)
dialog?.setOnCancelListener(null)
dialog?.setOnDismissListener(null)
dialog?.dismiss()
dialog = null
shownRequestId = null
shownRequest = null
}
/**
* Expiry in the store is lazy, so nothing would take a dialog down when its request lapses —
* its buttons would consume nothing. Retire it on its own deadline instead.
*/
private fun scheduleExpiryTick(request: PendingAppLinkRequest) {
mainHandler.removeCallbacks(expiryTick)
mainHandler.postDelayed(
expiryTick,
store.expiresInMs(request).coerceAtLeast(MIN_EXPIRY_TICK_MS),
)
}
private fun showNext() {
@@ -126,14 +156,8 @@ class NativeAppLinkPromptFeature(
}
.setOnDismissListener { dialog = null }
.show()
shownRequestId = request.requestId
// Expiry in the store is lazy, so nothing would take this dialog down when the request
// lapses — its buttons would consume nothing. Retire it on its own deadline.
mainHandler.postDelayed(
{ dismissStaleDialog() },
store.expiresInMs(request).coerceAtLeast(MIN_EXPIRY_TICK_MS),
)
shownRequest = request
scheduleExpiryTick(request)
}
private fun resolveOpen(request: PendingAppLinkRequest) {
@@ -168,8 +192,9 @@ class NativeAppLinkPromptFeature(
}
private fun afterResolve() {
mainHandler.removeCallbacks(expiryTick)
dialog = null
shownRequestId = null
shownRequest = null
showNext()
}
@@ -65,17 +65,17 @@ class WebLibreAppLinksInterceptor(
// round trip. Gated on the policy so turning the carve-out off restores the plain §2.4
// eligibility rules rather than only skipping the launch below.
val authExceptionsAllowed = policy.authExceptionsEnabled && isPossibleAuthentication(session)
val isSameDomainNavigation = isSameDomain(lastUri, uri)
// Step 2 — navigation eligibility. Any hit lets the engine proceed normally.
if (!isEligible(
uri,
lastUri,
uriScheme,
engineSupportsScheme,
hasUserGesture,
isRedirect,
isDirectNavigation,
isSubframeRequest,
isSameDomainNavigation,
authExceptionsAllowed,
)
) {
@@ -109,15 +109,35 @@ class WebLibreAppLinksInterceptor(
// to the app. AC declines here too — its package comes from the bound component, which is
// only set for an unambiguous handler.
val authTargetPackage = if (resolved.isAmbiguous) null else resolved.packageName
val isAuthCallback = isAuthenticationCallback(session, authTargetPackage)
// Re-apply the same-domain guard now that the target is known (AC parity: `AppLinksInterceptor`
// re-checks after resolution for exactly this reason). Eligibility waived it on the mere
// possibility of a sign-in round trip — the tab was opened by *some* app — which would
// otherwise re-classify every ordinary in-site navigation for the whole life of a Custom Tab
// and, under the default `ask` mode, prompt on each one. Only a navigation that really does
// target the calling app keeps the waiver.
if (engineSupportsScheme && isSameDomainNavigation && authExceptionsAllowed && !isAuthCallback) {
return null
}
val matchingRule = effectiveRules[resolved.scopeKey]
val fingerprint = targetFingerprint(uri, resolved)
val suppressionHit = session != null && pendingStore.isSuppressed(session.id, fingerprint)
// §2.4 authentication carve-out (AC parity): a tab opened *by* the app the navigation
// targets is a sign-in round trip rather than a general app link, so it returns to its
// caller even under `never`. The forced-prompt contexts still win — a protected container,
// a private tab or a wallet scheme must not leak out silently, so those fall through to the
// classifier, which prompts for them regardless of mode (§2.4 step 4).
// classifier, which prompts for them regardless of mode (§2.4 step 4). An explicit
// `neverOpen` rule for this scope and a live suppression are the user having answered this
// exact question already (classifier steps 56); the carve-out is about a mode the user set
// for links in general, not a licence to override a specific "no".
if (authExceptionsAllowed &&
isAuthenticationCallback(session, authTargetPackage) &&
!isProtectedNavigation && !isPrivateNavigation && !isWalletNavigation
isAuthCallback &&
!isProtectedNavigation && !isPrivateNavigation && !isWalletNavigation &&
matchingRule?.decision != AppLinkRuleDecision.NEVER_OPEN &&
!suppressionHit
) {
val result = runtime.launcher.launch(
uri,
@@ -141,9 +161,8 @@ class WebLibreAppLinksInterceptor(
isPrivate = isPrivateNavigation,
isWallet = isWalletNavigation,
missingSession = session == null,
suppressionHit = session != null &&
pendingStore.isSuppressed(session.id, targetFingerprint(uri, resolved)),
matchingRule = effectiveRules[resolved.scopeKey],
suppressionHit = suppressionHit,
matchingRule = matchingRule,
globalMode = effectiveMode,
marketplaceFallbackEnabled = policy.marketplaceFallbackEnabled,
)
@@ -346,14 +365,13 @@ class WebLibreAppLinksInterceptor(
// ---- Eligibility (§2.4 step 2) ----
private fun isEligible(
uri: String,
lastUri: String?,
uriScheme: String?,
engineSupportsScheme: Boolean,
hasUserGesture: Boolean,
isRedirect: Boolean,
isDirectNavigation: Boolean,
isSubframeRequest: Boolean,
isSameDomainNavigation: Boolean,
authExceptionsAllowed: Boolean,
): Boolean {
if (uriScheme == null) return false
@@ -366,8 +384,10 @@ class WebLibreAppLinksInterceptor(
if (engineSupportsScheme && !isIntentionalNavigation) return false
// Same-domain engine-supported navigation continues in the browser (AC subdomain stripping),
// unless this tab could be hosting an authentication round trip whose callback is an http
// app link on the same site.
if (engineSupportsScheme && isSameDomain(lastUri, uri) && !authExceptionsAllowed) return false
// app link on the same site. That "could be" is provisional — it only knows the tab was
// opened by *some* app, not that this navigation targets it — so the guard is re-applied in
// [onLoadRequest] once resolution reveals the actual target package.
if (engineSupportsScheme && isSameDomainNavigation && !authExceptionsAllowed) return false
// Always-denied schemes never resolve or launch externally.
if (AppLinkSchemes.isAlwaysDenied(uriScheme)) return false
return true