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feat: improve remote browser tree routing
- Allow remote host aliases passed via --browser to fan out for read-only
  multi-browser SDK paths while preserving strict routing for mutating commands.
- Add remote host grouping and scoped profile labels to tabs tree output so
  global views avoid repeated host prefixes.
- Carry browser family metadata through remote targets, tabs, and groups and
  style tree browser labels by family.
- Split CLI rendering helpers into a typed rendering package with dedicated
  common, label, tabs-tree, and windows-tree modules.
- Bump browser-cli and extension versions to 0.15.5.
- Cover the new routing and rendering behavior with unit and CLI tests.
2026-06-18 00:12:17 +02:00

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"""Built-in control commands handled directly by ``browser-cli serve``."""
from __future__ import annotations
import re
from pathlib import Path
from browser_cli.serve.logging import log_request
class ServeControlMixin:
addr: tuple
command: str
auth_keys_path: Path | None
async def send_error(self, msg: str, msg_id=None) -> None: ...
async def send_ok(self, payload, command: str | None = None) -> None: ...
async def handle_control_command(self, msg: dict) -> bool:
if self.command == "browser-cli.targets":
from browser_cli.client import active_browser_targets, send_command
targets = []
for target in active_browser_targets(include_remotes=False):
item = {"profile": target.profile, "displayName": target.display_name}
try:
clients = send_command("clients.list", profile=target.profile, suppress_pq_warning=True)
if clients:
browser_name = clients[0].get("name")
if browser_name:
item["browserName"] = browser_name
except Exception:
pass
targets.append(item)
await self.send_ok(targets, self.command)
log_request(self.addr, self.command, None, "OK")
return True
if self.command == "browser-cli.auth.keys":
if self.auth_keys_path is None:
await self.send_error("no authorized keys file configured on this server")
log_request(self.addr, self.command, None, "ERROR", "no authorized keys file")
return True
from browser_cli.auth import load_authorized_keys_with_names
entries = [{"pubkey": pk, "name": name} for pk, name in load_authorized_keys_with_names(self.auth_keys_path)]
await self.send_ok(entries, self.command)
log_request(self.addr, self.command, None, "OK")
return True
if self.command == "browser-cli.auth.trust":
return await self._handle_trust(msg)
return False
async def _handle_trust(self, msg: dict) -> bool:
if self.auth_keys_path is None:
await self.send_error("no authorized keys file configured on this server")
log_request(self.addr, self.command, None, "ERROR", "no authorized keys file")
return True
from browser_cli.auth import add_authorized_key
args = msg.get("args") or {}
pubkey = str(args.get("pubkey") or "")
name = str(args.get("name") or "")
if not re.fullmatch(r"[0-9a-f]{64}", pubkey):
await self.send_error("invalid pubkey: expected 64 lowercase hex characters")
log_request(self.addr, self.command, None, "ERROR", "invalid pubkey")
return True
added = add_authorized_key(self.auth_keys_path, pubkey, name)
await self.send_ok({"added": added}, self.command)
log_request(self.addr, self.command, None, "OK" if added else "ALREADY_TRUSTED")
return True