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Major Changes:

  • Added CLI feature with comprehensive command-line interface
  • Created nexus-cli binary for developer usage
  • Implemented daemon mode for background synchronization
  • Added configuration management system (TOML-based)

New Commands:

  • init: Initialize database and create users
  • start/stop/restart: Daemon lifecycle management
  • status: Real-time sync status monitoring
  • peer: Peer discovery and management
  • device: Multi-device pairing and authorization
  • config: Configuration management
  • logs: Log viewing and monitoring
  • query/oplog: Database debugging tools
  • info/doctor: System diagnostics
  • export/import: Database backup/restore

CLI Features:

  • Pretty formatted output with colors and tables
  • JSON output mode for scripting
  • Watch mode for continuous monitoring
  • Comprehensive error handling
  • Cross-platform support (Unix daemon mode)

Architecture:

  • New src/cli/ module with command structure
  • New src/bin/nexus-cli.rs entry point
  • Configuration system at ~/.nexus/config.toml
  • Daemon PID management
  • Log rotation support

Dependencies Added:

  • clap: Command-line argument parsing
  • tokio: Async runtime
  • colored: Terminal colors
  • prettytable-rs: Formatted table output
  • daemonize: Unix daemon support
  • sysinfo: System information
  • hostname, rpassword, ctrlc: Utilities

Database:

  • Added get_peer() and get_all_peers() functions
  • Exported new peer functions in public API

Documentation:

  • Added comprehensive CLI_USAGE.md guide
  • Updated README with CLI installation and usage
  • Included examples and troubleshooting

Testing:

  • CLI compiles successfully with --features cli
  • All existing tests still pass
  • Library API unchanged (backward compatible)

The library can now be used as both:

  1. A Rust library (existing usage)
  2. A standalone CLI tool for developers

Major Changes:
- Added CLI feature with comprehensive command-line interface
- Created nexus-cli binary for developer usage
- Implemented daemon mode for background synchronization
- Added configuration management system (TOML-based)

New Commands:
- init: Initialize database and create users
- start/stop/restart: Daemon lifecycle management
- status: Real-time sync status monitoring
- peer: Peer discovery and management
- device: Multi-device pairing and authorization
- config: Configuration management
- logs: Log viewing and monitoring
- query/oplog: Database debugging tools
- info/doctor: System diagnostics
- export/import: Database backup/restore

CLI Features:
- Pretty formatted output with colors and tables
- JSON output mode for scripting
- Watch mode for continuous monitoring
- Comprehensive error handling
- Cross-platform support (Unix daemon mode)

Architecture:
- New src/cli/ module with command structure
- New src/bin/nexus-cli.rs entry point
- Configuration system at ~/.nexus/config.toml
- Daemon PID management
- Log rotation support

Dependencies Added:
- clap: Command-line argument parsing
- tokio: Async runtime
- colored: Terminal colors
- prettytable-rs: Formatted table output
- daemonize: Unix daemon support
- sysinfo: System information
- hostname, rpassword, ctrlc: Utilities

Database:
- Added get_peer() and get_all_peers() functions
- Exported new peer functions in public API

Documentation:
- Added comprehensive CLI_USAGE.md guide
- Updated README with CLI installation and usage
- Included examples and troubleshooting

Testing:
- CLI compiles successfully with --features cli
- All existing tests still pass
- Library API unchanged (backward compatible)

The library can now be used as both:
1. A Rust library (existing usage)
2. A standalone CLI tool for developers
@Ru1vly Ru1vly merged commit d694718 into main Nov 10, 2025
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@Ru1vly Ru1vly deleted the claude/refactor-project-011CUxaroVM49y8enx5rQMjv branch November 10, 2025 14:04
rvoidex7 referenced this pull request in rvoidex7/ahenk Nov 19, 2025
This PR completes the transformation of FocusSuite into Ahenk, a focused P2P
sync engine. All application-specific features have been removed and clearly
documented as out-of-scope.

**🧹 Major Cleanup (PR #1: Broken tauri_api.rs)**
- Removed ALL Task, Habit, Pomodoro, Block, Soundscape management from tauri_api.rs
- Reduced file from 628 lines to 149 lines (76% reduction)
- Only User Management and P2P Sync commands remain
- Fixed all compile errors from deleted logic functions
- Updated function names: nexus_* → ahenk_*

**📚 Documentation Overhaul (PR Appaholics#2: Documentation Cleanup)**
- CHANGELOG.md: Removed all false feature claims, now accurately reflects core infrastructure
- CORE_API_VERIFICATION_REPORT.md: Deprecated and archived (outdated Task/Habit claims)
- NEW: ARCHITECTURE.md - Clear, honest documentation of what Ahenk IS and IS NOT
- Explicit guidance for app developers on using Ahenk as sync backend

**🗄️ Database Schema Alignment (PR Appaholics#3: Schema Consistency)**
- schema.sql: Now matches migration/001_initial_schema.sql exactly
- Removed all Task, Habit, Pomodoro, Block-related tables
- Only 4 core tables: users, devices, oplog, peers
- Added clear developer notes on extending schema

**✅ What Ahenk Now Provides**
- User authentication (register/login with Argon2)
- Multi-device management
- P2P networking (libp2p, mDNS, Relay, DCUtR)
- CRDT sync (OpLog, HLC timestamps, conflict resolution)
- Cross-platform FFI (iOS, Android, Desktop)

**❌ What Ahenk Does NOT Provide**
- Task management
- Habit tracking
- Pomodoro timers
- Time blocking
- Soundscapes
- ANY application-specific UI or business logic

**🎯 Identity Clarification**
Ahenk is now clearly positioned as:
- "P2P Database Synchronization Engine"
- NOT "A productivity app with sync"
- Infrastructure library for apps to build upon

**🔧 Technical Changes**
- tauri_api.rs: 628 → 149 lines
- CHANGELOG.md: Completely rewritten for accuracy
- schema.sql: Aligned with active migrations
- ARCHITECTURE.md: New comprehensive guide

**📊 Test Results**
- 17/18 tests passing
- 1 P2P network test fails (expected in CI environment)
- Build successful
- All critical functionality verified

**🚀 Migration Path for Existing Users**
Applications using old FocusSuite code should:
1. Extract domain models to application layer
2. Use Ahenk only for User + Device + Sync
3. Create custom tables alongside Ahenk core tables
4. Use build_oplog_entry() for syncing custom data

This is now a production-ready, focused, and honest sync infrastructure.

Addresses feedback from independent code review identifying "identity crisis"
between being a sync engine vs. complete application.
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