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feat(mobile): add phone-to-PC file transfer - #22
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds mobile-to-desktop file transfers over port 9002. It includes resumable uploads and downloads, progress reporting, and optional AiCut editing. It also updates transport configuration and port forwarding, moves the Antigravity hook listener to port 9003, and changes Windows development startup to report port conflicts without stopping their listeners. ChangesMobile-to-desktop file transfer
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MobileApp
participant WebSocket
participant DesktopTransferServer
participant NativeTransferModule
participant DesktopStorage
MobileApp->>WebSocket: Send file_offer
WebSocket->>DesktopTransferServer: Dispatch authenticated transfer command
DesktopTransferServer-->>WebSocket: Return transfer ID and temporary token
WebSocket-->>MobileApp: Deliver offer result
MobileApp->>NativeTransferModule: Start resumable upload
NativeTransferModule->>DesktopTransferServer: POST upload chunks on port 9002
DesktopTransferServer->>DesktopStorage: Validate and store file
DesktopTransferServer-->>WebSocket: Send file_received
WebSocket-->>MobileApp: Deliver completion message
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In `@common/mobile/app.config.js`:
- Line 5: Update the android configuration in app.config.js to set
usesCleartextTraffic through the Expo build-properties plugin so SDK 57 applies
the policy to the generated Android manifest. Add and register the compatible
plugin as needed, preserving the intended development and release behavior.
In
`@common/mobile/modules/blinky-secure-socket/android/src/main/java/com/technerds/blinky/securesocket/BlinkySecureSocketModule.kt`:
- Around line 320-321: Update both native downloadFile implementations to delete
the partial file before throwing on a SHA-256 mismatch: call partial.delete() in
BlinkySecureSocketModule.kt (320-321) and remove the partial with
FileManager.default in BlinkySecureSocketModule.swift (240-241). Keep the
existing mismatch errors and successful-download behavior unchanged.
- Around line 70-72: Update the hashFile, uploadFile, and downloadFile
AsyncFunction bindings in BlinkySecureSocketModule to use coroutine bodies and
run their blocking file and network work on Dispatchers.IO, keeping each
function’s existing arguments and result behavior.
In `@common/src-tauri/hooks.nsi`:
- Line 18: The new port-9002 inbound firewall rules are not scoped to Blinky. In
common/src-tauri/hooks.nsi:18-18, reuse the existing executable-scoped rule
where it covers transfer traffic, or restrict this rule to Blinky; in
common/mobile/allow_firewall.bat:22-22, restrict the helper’s rule to Blinky or
an equivalently narrow target.
In `@common/src-tauri/src/file_transfer.rs`:
- Around line 978-1003: Update accept_chunk to validate and reserve the transfer
record under the TRANSFERS lock, then release the lock before staging-file I/O
and move_to_unique_path; reacquire it afterward to commit the updated byte
count, hasher, and source path. Prevent concurrent writes to the same record
while it is reserved, and clear that reservation on every success and error
path.
- Around line 1089-1092: Update the expiration filter in expire_old_transfers to
exclude records whose editing flag is true, even when expires_at has passed.
Continue expiring non-editing records once their TTL has elapsed.
In `@scripts/dev.ts`:
- Line 381: Update the cleanup command in Bun.spawnSync to verify each listener
belongs to the dev server before stopping it; leave unrelated processes,
including listeners on port 9002, running and report the port conflict.
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Refs #17
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cargo checkreaches the existing Linuxclick_element_implunresolved import insrc/platform/mod.rs:24before a successful Rust build can be confirmed.Checks run
bunx tsc --noEmit— passed.rustfmt --edition 2021 --check common/src-tauri/src/file_transfer.rs— passed.git diff --cached --check— passed before commit.cargo check --lib --offline— blocked by the existing Linuxclick_element_implimport noted above.Summary by CodeRabbit