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vudt15andClaude Sonnet 5 0e51356a7d feat(R08): split ScheduleTaskTab, FolderTab, DashboardTab, StructureGraphView
Team Hoa, EPIC R08 (UI/Application Separation) - Team Hoa scope only
(R08-T11 -> T14; R08-T01->T10 belong to Team Duy/Team Nam).

- R08-T11: ui/schedule_task_tab.py (795 lines) -> presentation/scheduling/
  {kanban_board_widget,calendar_view_widget,ai_task_creator_dialog,
  ai_task_import_dialog,run_history_dialog}.py + schedule_task_tab.py
  shell. Kanban CRUD/drag-drop now goes through
  application/scheduling/task_application_service.py (R07-T04) instead of
  ~30 lines of inline if/elif per drag target.
- R08-T12: ui/folder_tab.py (1587 lines, the largest of the four) ->
  presentation/folder/{workspace_file_tree,document_preview_manager,
  code_editor,office_document_renderer,ai_file_editor_dialog,
  ai_edit_model_resolver,ai_edit_pipeline}.py + folder_tab.py shell.
  Closes the R06-T05 loop: FileWorkspaceService existed since R06 with
  zero production call sites (confirmed by grep); every plain-text write
  (save/create/write_content) now goes through it, gaining path
  containment and a Python-syntax warning the original code never had.
  Pure helpers (_read_text, _is_probably_text, _pptx_available,
  _split_code_block, _parse_ai_output) moved to
  application/workspaces/{file_preview_helpers,ai_edit_output}.py.
- R08-T13: ui/dashboard_tab.py (437 lines) -> presentation/dashboard/
  {token_usage_card_widget,usage_chart_widget,habits_widget}.py +
  dashboard_tab.py shell, backed by a new
  application/monitoring/dashboard_query_service.py (pricing/period/
  summary queries the three widgets used to each recompute separately).
  Directory-ownership note left in the checklist for Team Nam.
- R08-T14: ui/structure_graph_view.py (1035 lines) ->
  presentation/graph/{graph_scene_items,graph_renderer,
  graph_messages_view,graph_qa_widget}.py + structure_graph_view.py
  shell. Extraction helpers (_pdf_to_markdown, _extract_file_contents)
  moved to application/workspaces/graph_index_service.py (pure Python).
  Renderer and Q&A panel talk only through signals
  (node_selected/graph_rendered/raw_json_ready/project_changed) - neither
  imports the other.
- presentation/shared/web_engine_support.py: HAS_WEB_ENGINE, previously
  duplicated (folder_tab imported it FROM structure_graph_view.py) - now
  one shared flag instead of one screen importing another screen's module.

All four old ui/*.py files deleted; app.py and ui/workspace_tab.py updated
to the new import paths (each god-file only had 1-2 real construction
sites, so import sites were updated directly rather than kept as a
strangler-fig shim - unlike core/tools.py at R05, which had dozens).

pytest: 377 pass (+94 vs the R07 baseline of 328; same 4 pre-existing
failures as the R05/R06 baseline, unrelated to this work).
scripts/check_imports.py: PASS. python -c "import cowork_local.app": OK.
Every new file < 400 lines (largest: graph_renderer.py, 391).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-08-27 20:55:32 +09:00

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"""EPIC R08-T13: DashboardQueryService — no Qt.
``core/usage_tracker.py::USAGE_DIR`` is a module-level constant (not
injectable per-call except through an explicit ``directory=`` kwarg
``load_events`` alone accepts) — this is a pre-existing testability gap the
original ``ui/dashboard_tab.py`` also had (it had zero tests before this
task). Monkeypatching the module attribute is what lets these tests write
usage events without touching the real ``~/.cowork_local/usage/``.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import json
from datetime import date, timedelta
import pytest
from cowork_local.application.monitoring import DashboardQueryService
from cowork_local.config import AppConfig
from cowork_local.core import usage_tracker as ut
from cowork_local.state import AppContext
@pytest.fixture
def usage_dir(tmp_path, monkeypatch):
d = tmp_path / "usage"
monkeypatch.setattr(ut, "USAGE_DIR", d)
return d
@pytest.fixture
def ctx(tmp_path):
return AppContext(AppConfig.load(tmp_path / "config.json"))
def _write_event(usage_dir, day: date, **overrides):
usage_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
event = {
"ts": f"{day.isoformat()}T10:00:00", "source": "cowork", "label": "Test chat",
"provider": "anthropic", "model": "claude-sonnet-4-6",
"in": 100, "out": 50, "cache": 0, "estimated": False,
"account": "", "machine": "",
}
event.update(overrides)
path = usage_dir / f"{day.isoformat()}.jsonl"
with path.open("a", encoding="utf-8") as f:
f.write(json.dumps(event) + "\n")
def test_period_range_is_inclusive_end(usage_dir, ctx):
query = DashboardQueryService(ctx)
start, end = query.period_range("week", 0)
assert start <= end
def test_summary_aggregates_events_in_range(usage_dir, ctx):
today = date.today()
_write_event(usage_dir, today, **{"in": 100, "out": 50})
_write_event(usage_dir, today - timedelta(days=400), **{"in": 999, "out": 999}) # out of range
query = DashboardQueryService(ctx)
summary = query.summary(today, today)
assert len(summary["events"]) == 1
assert summary["stats"]["in"] == 100
assert summary["stats"]["out"] == 50
assert summary["total_cost"] >= 0
def test_summary_empty_range_has_no_events(usage_dir, ctx):
query = DashboardQueryService(ctx)
summary = query.summary(date(2020, 1, 1), date(2020, 1, 1))
assert summary["events"] == []
assert summary["stats"]["total"] == 0
def test_pricing_returns_a_dict_with_currency(usage_dir, ctx):
query = DashboardQueryService(ctx)
pricing = query.pricing()
assert "currency" in pricing
def test_chart_series_returns_points_for_the_granularity(usage_dir, ctx):
today = date.today()
_write_event(usage_dir, today)
query = DashboardQueryService(ctx)
pts = query.chart_series("week", 0, "tokens")
assert len(pts) == 7 # week view = 7 days
assert all(isinstance(p, tuple) and len(p) == 2 for p in pts)
def test_budget_status_none_when_no_budget_set(usage_dir, ctx):
query = DashboardQueryService(ctx)
assert query.budget_status() is None
def test_set_budget_then_status_reflects_it(usage_dir, ctx):
query = DashboardQueryService(ctx)
query.set_budget(100.0, "USD")
status = query.budget_status()
assert status is not None
assert status["amount_usd"] == pytest.approx(100.0)