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TBNilles a192a05aaa Add repo-detail panel and /api/repo endpoint
New <repo-detail> component listens for repo:select and shows a repo's remotes, local branches (current + upstream), and recent commits. Backed by GET /api/repo (restricted to indexed repos) and read-only git readers LocalBranches/RecentCommits/RemoteDetails via repos.BuildDetail. <repo-list> highlights the selection; page docks the two panels left/right.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-09-19 16:43:01 -04:00

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# repo-list
## Intent
The dashboard's list of every discovered repository. It is the first
ActiveX-spirit control in the app (AGENT.md §1.1): a self-contained custom
element that fetches its own data, renders inside its shadow root, and
communicates outward only through events. It exists to prove and anchor the
component pattern the rest of the UI follows.
## Public surface
- **Tag:** `<repo-list>`
- **Attributes/properties:** none yet.
- **Fetches:** `GET /api/repos` on connect and every 15s (in-flight request is
aborted on refresh and on disconnect).
- **Emits:** `repo:select` — a `CustomEvent` (bubbles + composed) whose `detail`
is the clicked repo's state object. The detail panel (future) listens for this.
## History
- 2026-09-19: created — first component; renders name, branch, ahead/behind, and
a clean/dirty badge; establishes the shadow-DOM + self-fetch + event pattern.
- 2026-09-19: added a selected-item highlight — the clicked repo keeps an
accent border/background (the item that `<repo-detail>` is showing). Caches the
last `/api/repos` payload so re-selecting re-renders without a refetch.
## Notes / gotchas
- Uses shared design tokens (`--git-*`, `--surface-*`, `--radius*`) for all
colors and radii — no hardcoded hex (AGENT.md §1.1).
- Server output is escaped before insertion (`#esc`); repo names come from the
filesystem, so treat them as untrusted.
- Polling is a placeholder cadence; a push/SSE update channel can replace it
later without changing the public surface.