* Fix HTTP 401 errors from non-existent snapshot endpoint
SessionCardView was calling APIClient.getSessionSnapshot() which hits
/api/sessions/{id}/snapshot - an endpoint that doesn't exist on the server.
This caused 401 errors to be logged on every session card load.
Changes:
- Remove REST API snapshot calls from SessionCardView
- Rely entirely on WebSocket-based live preview system
- Simplify SessionCardView to be a pure presentation component
- Add comprehensive API request logging for debugging
- Align iOS implementation with working web client approach
The web client uses WebSocket /buffers for real-time previews, not REST APIs.
SessionCardView now follows proper architectural patterns where the view
doesn't make direct API calls.
Fixes the 401 errors while maintaining all preview functionality.
* Remove excessive debug logging
Clean up the verbose logging that was added for debugging the 401 issue.
Keep essential error logging but remove:
- Detailed request URLs in normal flow
- Success confirmation logs
- Verbose connection state logging
- Emoji prefixes and excessive formatting
The 401 issue is resolved, so the debug logs are no longer needed.
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Co-authored-by: David Collado <davidcollado@MacBook-Pro-de-David.local>
- Fix code signing in Mac and iOS test workflows
- Fix all SwiftFormat and SwiftLint issues
- Fix ESLint issues in web code
- Remove force casts and unwrapping in Swift code
- Update build scripts to use correct file paths
- Fix working directory validation to fall back to home directory when iOS sends invalid paths
- Fix file browser API client to handle correct response format (absolutePath + files)
- Improve session creation header design with translucent material and fixed height
- Add authentication support placeholder for future API protection
- Add better error logging for debugging API issues
- Move TerminalTextFieldStyle to SessionCreateView for better organization
The iOS app can now create sessions successfully and browse directories without errors.
Major improvements to the iOS VibeTunnel app:
SwiftTerm Integration:
- Properly integrated SwiftTerm 1.2.5 for terminal emulation
- Fixed naming conflicts and API compatibility issues
- Added proper actor isolation with @preconcurrency
- Terminal data now feeds correctly via SSE streams
Session Management:
- Fixed session model to match Go server's JSON response format
- Added CodingKeys mapping for field name differences (cmdline, cwd, etc.)
- Support for "starting" session status
- Enhanced date parsing for both ISO8601 and RFC3339 formats
Working Directory Fixes:
- Changed default working directory from iOS sandbox to server paths
- Now uses ~/ as default (matching web frontend)
- Added common server directories as quick options
- Server expands ~ to actual home directory
Terminal Streaming:
- Implemented Asciinema cast v2 format parsing
- SSE client properly handles output, resize, and exit events
- Added terminal snapshot loading for existing sessions
- Fixed special key handling with proper ANSI escape sequences
UI Improvements:
- Updated session list to grid layout (2 columns)
- Added session count and "Kill All" functionality
- Redesigned session cards with inline kill/clean buttons
- Shows command and working directory in session preview
Error Handling:
- Added comprehensive logging for debugging
- Enhanced error messages for better user experience
- Detailed API request/response logging
- Network error descriptions (connection refused, timeout, etc.)
Server Configuration:
- Set default server address to 127.0.0.1:4020
- Sessions now created with spawn_terminal: false for PTY mode
- Both web and iOS clients can share terminal sessions
The iOS app now provides a full terminal experience using SwiftTerm,
mirroring the web frontend's functionality with proper server integration.
- Beautiful terminal-inspired UI design with custom theme
- Full SwiftUI implementation targeting iOS 18+
- SwiftTerm integration for terminal emulation
- Real-time session management with SSE streaming
- Complete feature parity with web frontend:
- Server connection management
- Session list with auto-refresh
- Create, kill, and cleanup sessions
- Full terminal emulation with input/output
- Keyboard toolbar with special keys
- Font size adjustment
- Haptic feedback throughout
- Comprehensive error handling and loading states
- iPad optimizations (basic, split view pending)
- Complete documentation and setup instructions
The app provides a native, performant alternative to the web interface
with a stunning dark theme and smooth animations.
