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feat: manufacturer filter, grouped updates view, PDF export - #25
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…ends Two self-contained building blocks for the Plugoff-style features, each with tests (345 tests pass total): - PluginCategory + PluginCategoryClassifier: classifies plugins into functional categories (Synth, EQ, Dynamics, Reverb, ...) via a bundled plugin_categories.json (95 vendor/prefix rules) plus a name-keyword heuristic fallback. Resolution: longest bundle-id prefix > exact vendor > name keyword > heuristic > uncategorized. - OffloadManager (actor) + OffloadRecord: moves plugin bundles to an offload folder to reclaim disk and restores them, with collision-safe path handling and size measured before the move. UI/model integration follows in subsequent commits. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pure, tested logic layers for the competitor-parity features: - DuplicateDetector: cross-format duplicates (same plugin in VST3/AU/…) and location duplicates (same bundle+format in system & user folders), mirroring Plugoff's duplicate filter. - ArchitectureCompatibility + RosettaSunsetSummary: flags Intel-only / legacy plugins that stop working when macOS 28 removes Rosetta, for the PluginHub-style warning banner. - InsightsData: aggregates counts by format, category, and manufacturer plus totals, backing a Plugoff-style Insights view. All pure value types, Sendable, deterministic. 21 new tests; suite now 366. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Plugin gains a `category` (persisted via categoryRaw, default uncategorized). PluginReconciler runs PluginCategoryClassifier on insert and update so every scanned plugin is categorized (Synth, EQ, Reverb, …). Adds a reconciler test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds visible competitor-parity features to the dashboard: - Categories sidebar section — filter the library by functional category (Synth, EQ, Reverb, …), with per-category counts (Plugoff-style). - Cleanup > Duplicates filter — surfaces plugins installed in multiple formats or in both system and user folders (Plugoff-style). - Compatibility > "Won't run in macOS 28" filter and a prominent red warning banner counting Intel-only / legacy plugins that break when Apple removes Rosetta (PluginHub-style). All computed from the tested DuplicateDetector / ArchitectureCompatibility layers. Suite: 367 tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a Plugoff-style Insights sheet (toolbar chart button) built on the tested InsightsData layer: overview tiles (plugins, manufacturers, total size) plus Swift Charts bar breakdowns by format, category, and top manufacturers, over currently-visible plugins. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Wires the tested OffloadManager into the app (Plugoff-style offloading): - New OffloadedPlugin @model persists what was moved + where from. - AppState.offloadPlugins moves bundles to ~/PluginventoryOffload and drops them from the active list; restoreOffloaded moves them back and rescans. Failures are surfaced, never silent; nothing is clobbered. - Dashboard: right-click "Offload to Reclaim Space" (with a confirmation), a "Storage ▸ Offloaded (N) · X saved" sidebar entry, and a restore list. Adds an offload↔restore round-trip integration test. Suite: 369 tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…imeout The dashboard table was one ~230-line expression (Table + 12 modifiers). Xcode 26.6 type-checks it fine, but the CI runner's older Xcode hit "unable to type-check this expression in reasonable time". Extracted the table, context menu, overlay, banner, footer, toolbar, dialog actions, inspector, and search handler into small helpers so no single expression is large. No behavior change.
Three more parity features: - Manufacturers sidebar section filters the library by publisher, ranked by plugin count (Plugoff-style). - "Updates Available" now shows a PluginHub-style vendor-grouped list with installed → available version diffs and architecture chips per row. - "Export as PDF…" (File menu) writes a paginated inventory PDF next to the existing CSV export, via a new PluginInventoryPDF renderer. New tests: PluginInventoryPDF (valid PDF, multi-page, empty). Suite: 372. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Stacked on #24 (which is stacked on #23). Until those merge, this PR's diff includes their commits too; it collapses to just the follow-ups once they land. Verified locally on macOS (Xcode 26.6): build clean, 372 tests pass, SwiftLint clean.
What this adds
PluginInventoryPDFrenderer usingNSLayoutManager), alongside the existing CSV export.Tests
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PluginInventoryPDFsuite (valid PDF header, multi-page pagination, empty inventory). Suite now 372.Note on the earlier CI failure
I kept every new SwiftUI expression small (extracted subviews) specifically to avoid the type-check timeout that the older CI Xcode hit on #24 — verifying here on CI before calling it done.
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