vibetunnel/web/bin/vt

#!/bin/bash
# Unified VibeTunnel CLI wrapper - compatible with both Mac app and npm installations

# Only check for Mac app on macOS
if [[ "$OSTYPE" == "darwin"* ]]; then
    # macOS symlink resolution function using BSD readlink
    resolve_symlink_macos() {
        local target="$1"
        local current="$target"
        while [ -L "$current" ]; do
            current="$(readlink "$current")"
            # Handle relative symlinks
            if [[ "$current" != /* ]]; then
                current="$(dirname "$target")/$current"
            fi
        done
        echo "$current"
    }

    # Get the real path of this script to avoid infinite recursion
    SCRIPT_REAL_PATH="$(resolve_symlink_macos "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")"

    # Comprehensive Mac app search - try standard locations first, then development locations
    APP_PATH=""
    
    # First try standard locations with valid binary check
    for TRY_PATH in "/Applications/VibeTunnel.app" "$HOME/Applications/VibeTunnel.app"; do
        if [ -d "$TRY_PATH" ] && [ -f "$TRY_PATH/Contents/Resources/vibetunnel" ]; then
            VT_SCRIPT="$TRY_PATH/Contents/Resources/vt"
            if [ -f "$VT_SCRIPT" ] && [ -x "$VT_SCRIPT" ]; then
                # Avoid infinite recursion by checking if this is the same script
                VT_REAL_PATH="$(resolve_symlink_macos "$VT_SCRIPT")"
                if [ "$SCRIPT_REAL_PATH" != "$VT_REAL_PATH" ]; then
                    exec "$VT_SCRIPT" "$@"
                fi
            fi
            APP_PATH="$TRY_PATH"
            break
        fi
    done
    
    # If not found in standard locations, search for development builds
    if [ -z "$APP_PATH" ]; then
        # First try DerivedData (for development)
        for CANDIDATE in $(find ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData -name "VibeTunnel.app" -type d 2>/dev/null | grep -v "\.dSYM" | grep -v "Index\.noindex"); do
            if [ -f "$CANDIDATE/Contents/Resources/vibetunnel" ]; then
                VT_SCRIPT="$CANDIDATE/Contents/Resources/vt"
                if [ -f "$VT_SCRIPT" ] && [ -x "$VT_SCRIPT" ]; then
                    VT_REAL_PATH="$(resolve_symlink_macos "$VT_SCRIPT")"
                    if [ "$SCRIPT_REAL_PATH" != "$VT_REAL_PATH" ]; then
                        exec "$VT_SCRIPT" "$@"
                    fi
                fi
                APP_PATH="$CANDIDATE"
                break
            fi
        done
        
        # If still not found, use mdfind as last resort
        if [ -z "$APP_PATH" ]; then
            for CANDIDATE in $(mdfind -name "VibeTunnel.app" 2>/dev/null | grep -v "\.dSYM"); do
                if [ -f "$CANDIDATE/Contents/Resources/vibetunnel" ]; then
                    VT_SCRIPT="$CANDIDATE/Contents/Resources/vt"
                    if [ -f "$VT_SCRIPT" ] && [ -x "$VT_SCRIPT" ]; then
                        VT_REAL_PATH="$(resolve_symlink_macos "$VT_SCRIPT")"
                        if [ "$SCRIPT_REAL_PATH" != "$VT_REAL_PATH" ]; then
                            exec "$VT_SCRIPT" "$@"
                        fi
                    fi
                    APP_PATH="$CANDIDATE"
                    break
                fi
            done
        fi
    fi
    
    # If we found a Mac app but couldn't use its vt script, use its binary directly
    if [ -n "$APP_PATH" ]; then
        VIBETUNNEL_BIN="$APP_PATH/Contents/Resources/vibetunnel"
        if [ -f "$VIBETUNNEL_BIN" ]; then
            # Found Mac app bundle - will use this binary
            echo "# Using VibeTunnel from Mac app bundle" >&2
        fi
    fi
fi

# If we get here without a Mac app, use the npm-installed vibetunnel
if [ -z "$VIBETUNNEL_BIN" ]; then
    # First, try to find vibetunnel in the same directory as this script
    SCRIPT_DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)"
    if [ -f "$SCRIPT_DIR/vibetunnel" ]; then
        VIBETUNNEL_BIN="$SCRIPT_DIR/vibetunnel"
    else
        # Try to find vibetunnel in PATH
        if command -v vibetunnel >/dev/null 2>&1; then
            VIBETUNNEL_BIN="$(command -v vibetunnel)"
        fi
    fi

    if [ -z "$VIBETUNNEL_BIN" ] || [ ! -f "$VIBETUNNEL_BIN" ]; then
        echo "Error: vibetunnel binary not found. Please ensure vibetunnel is installed." >&2
        echo "Install with: npm install -g vibetunnel" >&2
        exit 1
    fi
fi

# Check if we're already inside a VibeTunnel session
if [ -n "$VIBETUNNEL_SESSION_ID" ]; then
    # Special case: handle 'vt title' command inside a session
    if [[ "$1" == "title" ]]; then
        if [[ $# -lt 2 ]]; then
            echo "Error: 'vt title' requires a title argument" >&2
            echo "Usage: vt title <new title>" >&2
            exit 1
        fi
        shift # Remove 'title' from arguments
        TITLE="$*" # Get all remaining arguments as the title
        
        # Use the vibetunnel binary's new --update-title flag
        exec "$VIBETUNNEL_BIN" fwd --update-title "$TITLE" --session-id "$VIBETUNNEL_SESSION_ID"
        # If exec fails, exit with error
        exit 1
    fi
    
    echo "Error: Already inside a VibeTunnel session (ID: $VIBETUNNEL_SESSION_ID). Recursive VibeTunnel sessions are not supported." >&2
    echo "If you need to run commands, use them directly without the 'vt' prefix." >&2
    exit 1
fi

# Function to show help
show_help() {
    cat << 'EOF'
vt - VibeTunnel TTY Forward Wrapper

USAGE:
    vt [command] [args...]
    vt --shell [args...]
    vt -i [args...]
    vt --no-shell-wrap [command] [args...]
    vt -S [command] [args...]
    vt title <new title>    # Inside a VibeTunnel session only
    vt --help

DESCRIPTION:
    This wrapper script allows VibeTunnel to see the output of commands by
    forwarding TTY data through the vibetunnel utility. When you run commands
    through 'vt', VibeTunnel can monitor and display the command's output
    in real-time.

    By default, commands are executed through your shell to resolve aliases,
    functions, and builtins. Use --no-shell-wrap to execute commands directly.

    Inside a VibeTunnel session, use 'vt title' to update the session name.

EXAMPLES:
    vt top                  # Watch top with VibeTunnel monitoring
    vt python script.py     # Run Python script with output forwarding
    vt npm test             # Run tests with VibeTunnel visibility
    vt --shell              # Launch current shell (equivalent to vt $SHELL)
    vt -i                   # Launch current shell (short form)
    vt -S ls -la            # List files without shell alias resolution
    vt title "My Project"   # Update session title (inside session only)

OPTIONS:
    --shell, -i            Launch current shell (equivalent to vt $SHELL)
    --no-shell-wrap, -S    Execute command directly without shell wrapper
    --title-mode <mode>    Terminal title mode (none, filter, static, dynamic)
                          Default: none (dynamic for claude)
    --help, -h             Show this help message and exit
    
TITLE MODES:
    none       No title management - apps control their own titles
    filter     Block all title changes from applications  
    static     Show working directory and command in title
    dynamic    Show directory, command, and live activity status (default for web UI)

NOTE:
    This script automatically detects and uses the best available VibeTunnel installation:
    - Mac app bundle (preferred on macOS)
    - npm package installation (fallback)
EOF
    
    # Show path and version info
    echo
    echo "VIBETUNNEL BINARY:"
    echo "    Path: $VIBETUNNEL_BIN"
    if [ -f "$VIBETUNNEL_BIN" ]; then
        # Try to get version from binary output first (works for both Mac app and npm)
        VERSION_INFO=$("$VIBETUNNEL_BIN" --version 2>&1 | grep "^VibeTunnel Server" | head -n 1)
        BUILD_INFO=$("$VIBETUNNEL_BIN" --version 2>&1 | grep "^Built:" | head -n 1)
        PLATFORM_INFO=$("$VIBETUNNEL_BIN" --version 2>&1 | grep "^Platform:" | head -n 1)
        
        if [ -n "$VERSION_INFO" ]; then
            echo "    Version: ${VERSION_INFO#VibeTunnel Server }"
        else
            # Fallback to package.json for npm installations
            PACKAGE_JSON="$(dirname "$(dirname "$VIBETUNNEL_BIN")")/package.json"
            if [ -f "$PACKAGE_JSON" ]; then
                VERSION=$(grep '"version"' "$PACKAGE_JSON" | head -1 | sed 's/.*"version".*:.*"\(.*\)".*/\1/')
                echo "    Version: $VERSION"
            fi
        fi
        
        if [ -n "$BUILD_INFO" ]; then
            echo "    ${BUILD_INFO}"
        fi
        if [ -n "$PLATFORM_INFO" ]; then
            echo "    ${PLATFORM_INFO}"
        fi
        
        # Determine installation type
        if [[ "$VIBETUNNEL_BIN" == */Applications/VibeTunnel.app/* ]]; then
            echo "    Status: Mac app bundle"
        elif [[ "$VIBETUNNEL_BIN" == */DerivedData/* ]]; then
            echo "    Status: Development build"
        elif [[ "$VIBETUNNEL_BIN" == *npm* ]] || [[ "$VIBETUNNEL_BIN" == */bin/vibetunnel ]]; then
            echo "    Status: Installed via npm"
        else
            echo "    Status: Unknown installation"
        fi
    else
        echo "    Status: Not found"
    fi
}

# Function to resolve command through user's shell
resolve_command() {
    local user_shell="${SHELL:-/bin/bash}"
    local cmd="$1"
    shift

    local shell_name=$(basename "$user_shell")

    # Always try through shell first to handle aliases, functions, and builtins
    # The shell will fall back to PATH lookup if no alias/function exists
    case "$shell_name" in
        zsh)
            # For zsh, we need interactive mode to get aliases
            exec "$VIBETUNNEL_BIN" fwd ${TITLE_MODE_ARGS:+"$TITLE_MODE_ARGS"} "$user_shell" -i -c "$(printf '%q ' "$cmd" "$@")"
            ;;
        bash)
            # For bash, expand aliases in non-interactive mode
            exec "$VIBETUNNEL_BIN" fwd ${TITLE_MODE_ARGS:+"$TITLE_MODE_ARGS"} "$user_shell" -c "shopt -s expand_aliases; source ~/.bashrc 2>/dev/null || source ~/.bash_profile 2>/dev/null || true; $(printf '%q ' "$cmd" "$@")"
            ;;
        *)
            # Generic shell handling
            exec "$VIBETUNNEL_BIN" fwd ${TITLE_MODE_ARGS:+"$TITLE_MODE_ARGS"} "$user_shell" -c "$(printf '%q ' "$cmd" "$@")"
            ;;
    esac
}

# Handle --help or -h option, or no arguments (show help)
if [[ $# -eq 0 || "$1" == "--help" || "$1" == "-h" ]]; then
    show_help
    exit 0
fi

# Handle 'vt title' command when not inside a session
if [[ "$1" == "title" ]]; then
    echo "Error: 'vt title' can only be used inside a VibeTunnel session." >&2
    echo "Start a session first with 'vt' or 'vt <command>'" >&2
    exit 1
fi

# Handle --shell or -i option (launch current shell)
if [[ "$1" == "--shell" || "$1" == "-i" ]]; then
    shift
    # Execute current shell through vibetunnel
    exec "$0" "${SHELL:-/bin/bash}" "$@"
fi

# Handle --no-shell-wrap or -S option
NO_SHELL_WRAP=false
if [[ "$1" == "--no-shell-wrap" || "$1" == "-S" ]]; then
    NO_SHELL_WRAP=true
    shift
fi

# Handle --title-mode option
TITLE_MODE_ARGS=""
if [[ "$1" == "--title-mode" && $# -gt 1 ]]; then
    TITLE_MODE_ARGS="--title-mode $2"
    shift 2
fi

# Check if we have arguments and if the first argument is not an option
if [ $# -gt 0 ] && [[ "$1" != -* ]]; then
    if [[ "$NO_SHELL_WRAP" == "true" ]]; then
        # Execute directly without shell wrapper
        exec "$VIBETUNNEL_BIN" fwd ${TITLE_MODE_ARGS:+"$TITLE_MODE_ARGS"} "$@"
    else
        # Check if the first argument is a real binary
        if which "$1" >/dev/null 2>&1; then
            # It's a real binary, execute directly
            exec "$VIBETUNNEL_BIN" fwd ${TITLE_MODE_ARGS:+"$TITLE_MODE_ARGS"} "$@"
        else
            # Not a real binary, try alias resolution
            resolve_command "$@"
        fi
    fi
else
    # Run with fwd command (original behavior for options)
    exec "$VIBETUNNEL_BIN" fwd ${TITLE_MODE_ARGS:+"$TITLE_MODE_ARGS"} "$@"
fi