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termscp is a terminal file transfer client with a TUI (Terminal User Interface), supporting SFTP, SCP, FTP/FTPS, Kube, S3, GCS, SMB, and WebDAV protocols. It features a dual-pane file explorer (local + remote), bookmarks, system keyring integration, file watching/sync, an embedded terminal, and customizable themes. Task runner is just (modular recipes under just/*.just, imported by root justfile). Run just --list for the full set. ActivityManager owns a Context that is passed between activities. Each activity takes ownership of the Context…

CLAUDE.md3.1k starsChanged 41 days ago

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  1. CLAUDE.md
  2. Project Overview
  3. Build & Development Commands
  4. System Dependencies (for building)
  5. Feature Flags
  6. Architecture
  7. Application Lifecycle
  8. Key Modules
  9. Core Traits
  10. Conditional Compilation
  11. File Transfer Protocols
  12. Code Conventions
  13. Other conventions
# CLAUDE.md

This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.

## Project Overview

termscp is a terminal file transfer client with a TUI (Terminal User Interface), supporting SFTP, SCP, FTP/FTPS, Kube, S3, GCS, SMB, and WebDAV protocols. It features a dual-pane file explorer (local + remote), bookmarks, system keyring integration, file watching/sync, an embedded terminal, and customizable themes.

- **Language**: Rust (edition 2024, MSRV 1.98.0)
- **UI Framework**: tuirealm v3 (built on crossterm)
- **File Transfer**: remotefs ecosystem

## Build & Development Commands

Task runner is `just` (modular recipes under `just/*.just`, imported by root `justfile`). Run `just --list` for the full set.

```bash
# Build
just build_crates                                          # cargo build --workspace
just build_crates "--release"
cargo build --no-default-features                           # minimal build without SMB/keyring (no just recipe)

# Test (CI-equivalent)
just test "--no-default-features --features github-actions --no-fail-fast"

# Run a single test / a module (use cargo directly, just recipes don't take test names)
cargo test <test_name> -- --nocapture
cargo test --lib filetransfer::
cargo test --lib config::params::tests

# Lint
just clippy "-- -D warnings"

# Format (dprint: Markdown, TOML, YAML, and Rust via nightly rustfmt)
just fmt_check      # check only
just fmt            # fix

# All code checks at once (fmt_check, clippy -D warnings, doc, deny, install script lint)
just check_code
```

### System Dependencies (for building)

- **Linux**: `libdbus-1-dev`, `libsmbclient-dev`
- **macOS**: `pkg-config`, `samba` (brew, with force link)

## Feature Flags

- **`smb`** (default): SMB/Samba protocol support
- **`keyring`** (default): System keyring integration for password storage
- **`smb-vendored`**: Vendored SMB library (for static builds)
- **`github-actions`**: CI flag — disables real keyring in tests, uses file-based storage
- **`isolated-tests`**: For parallel test isolation

## Architecture

### Application Lifecycle

```
main.rs → parse CLI args → ActivityManager::new() → ActivityManager::run()
                                                        ↓
                                              Activity loop (draw → poll → update)
                                              ├── AuthActivity (login/bookmarks)
                                              ├── FileTransferActivity (dual-pane explorer)
                                              └── SetupActivity (configuration)
```

`ActivityManager` owns a `Context` that is passed between activities. Each activity takes ownership of the Context on `on_create()` and returns it on `on_destroy()`.

### Key Modules

| Module               | Path                                           | Purpose                                                                                         |
| -------------------- | ---------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **activity_manager** | `src/activity_manager.rs`                      | Orchestrates activity lifecycle and transitions                                                 |
| **ui/activities**    | `src/ui/activities/{auth,filetransfer,setup}/` | Three main screens, each implementing the `Activity` trait                                      |
| **ui/context**       | `src/ui/context.rs`                            | Shared `Context` struct (terminal, config, bookmarks, theme)                                    |
| **filetransfer**     | `src/filetransfer/`                            | Protocol enum, `RemoteFsBuilder`, connection parameters                                         |
| **host**             | `src/host/`                                    | `HostBridge` trait — abstracts local (`Localhost`) and remote (`RemoteBridged`) file operations |
| **explorer**         | `src/explorer/`                                | `FileExplorer` — directory navigation, sorting, filtering, transfer queue                       |
| **system**           | `src/system/`                                  | `BookmarksClient`, `ConfigClient`, `ThemeProvider`, `SshKeyStorage`, `KeyStorage` trait         |
| **config**           | `src/config/`                                  | TOML-based serialization for themes, bookmarks, user params                                     |

### Core Traits

- **`Activity`** (`src/ui/activities/mod.rs`): `on_create`, `on_draw`, `will_umount`, `on_destroy` — UI screen lifecycle
- **`HostBridge`** (`src/host/bridge.rs`): Unified file operations interface (connect, list_dir, open_file, mkdir, remove, rename, copy, etc.)
- **`KeyStorage`** (`src/system/keys/mod.rs`): `get_key`/`set_key` — password storage abstraction (keyring or encrypted file fallback)

### Conditional Compilation

The `build.rs` defines cfg aliases via `cfg_aliases`:

- `posix`, `macos`, `linux`, `win` — platform shortcuts
- `smb`, `smb_unix`, `smb_windows` — feature + platform combinations

Platform-specific dependencies: SSH and FTP crates use different TLS backends on Unix vs Windows. SMB support is completely gated behind the `smb` feature flag.

### File Transfer Protocols

`FileTransferProtocol` enum maps to protocol-specific parameter types (`ProtocolParams` enum) and `RemoteFsBuilder` constructs the appropriate `RemoteFs` client. Each protocol has its own params struct (e.g., `GenericProtocolParams` for SSH-based, `AwsS3Params`, `GoogleCloudStorageParams`, `KubeProtocolParams`, `SmbParams`, `WebDAVProtocolParams`).

## Code Conventions

- **rustfmt**: `group_imports = "StdExternalCrate"`, `imports_granularity = "Module"`
- **Error handling**: Custom error types with `thiserror`, module-level Result aliases (e.g., `HostResult<T>`)
- **Builder pattern**: Used for `RemoteFsBuilder`, `HostBridgeBuilder`
- **Client pattern**: System services wrapped as clients (`BookmarksClient`, `ConfigClient`)
- **Tests**: Unit tests in `#[cfg(test)]` blocks within source files. Tests requiring serial execution use `#[serial]` from `serial_test`
- **Encryption**: Bookmark passwords encrypted with `magic-crypt`; keys stored in system keyring or encrypted file

## Other conventions

- Always run `just fmt` and `just clippy "-- -D warnings"` after modifying Rust code
- Always put plans to `./.claude/plans/`
- When changing behavior that is documented under `docs/` (paths, config keys, commands, flags, etc.), update BOTH `docs/en-US/` and `docs/zh-CN/` to keep the translations in sync
- All code must be cross-platform compatible (Windows, macOS, Linux) — avoid POSIX-only APIs, hardcoded path separators, or shell-specific behavior unless gated behind the `posix`/`win` cfg aliases

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