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Run the GeoLibre tools in the web app - #24
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The web app gets the GeoLibre toolboxes too, run by geolibre-rust's WASI runner (the geolibre-wasm package, loaded from jsDelivr on demand and cached by the browser) in an in-memory folder. - geolibre: builds for wasm32. A run is now prepare() (stage inputs as bytes, arguments relative to a working folder) → a runner → finish() (output files and printed lines → layers). The native subprocess run is native.rs; the runner and installer are native only. Manifests can be set directly (set_manifests), which is how the browser loads the tool list. - Whole numbers are passed as integers (the form sends floats, and tools expecting an integer rejected `--n=3.0`). - analysis: resolve_params() is public, so an asynchronous run checks parameters as gp.run does. - engine: external_start / external_complete and a gp.finish command apply a browser run's result with undo and history, like gp.run. - ui: Services::geolibre_manifests / geolibre_run; the web card offers Load GeoLibre tools (remembered for the next visit); Run starts the asynchronous run and shows progress. - web: geolibre.rs bridges to the runner's listManifests/runTool. Checked: the JS bridge, as trunk ships it, against geolibre-wasm 1.6.0 in Chrome (1,065 tools listed, centroid_vector correct, errors reported); prepare/finish without a runner; the engine's async path end to end with a stand-in runner; native runs against the released v1.6.0 runner.
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A GeoLibre run started before switching projects can add its output to the new project. Prevent that before merging. The remaining issues can misreport a run's status or results and misdescribe the browser workflow. Pre-merge checks |
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The files came back, the layers grew,
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/lib.rs:
- Around line 184-199: Reset async run tracking when project replacement occurs:
clear both `started` and `pending` in the `project.open`, `project.new`, and
sample-load flows. Ensure `gp.finish` cannot apply results from the previous
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- Line 667: Update the output-filtering match in the result-processing flow to
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check against job.outputs with an exact comparison to the joined working path or
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- Around line 561-568: Update the web_run state and poll_geolibre so each
background run retains its tool id; set app.gp.last only when app.gp.tool still
matches that id, and report results through session.notify otherwise.
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- Around line 170-175: Update the paragraph describing tool execution so the
statement that RustGIS waits while a tool runs applies only to the desktop app
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…oolboxes - The tool form's back button drew "←" as text, which the web app's font lacks (a square); it is now the app's own back icon. - Run, Install GeoLibre tools and Load GeoLibre tools are painted with the label centred on the glyphs (egui placed it by line metrics, so it sat low). - While browsing, the built-in tools are collapsible toolboxes like the GeoLibre ones, under a RustGIS heading; searching still lists the matches flat.
| // release. The JS module is jsDelivr's ES-module build of the package; the WASI binary is | ||
| // passed explicitly, since that build can't find it beside itself. | ||
| #[wasm_bindgen(inline_js = r#" | ||
| const BASE = "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/geolibre-wasm@1.6.0"; |
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Supply-chain note (confidence: medium): this dynamically imports third-party JS from a CDN with full page privileges and no Subresource Integrity or hash check. The version is pinned, but jsDelivr's /+esm build is rewritten on the fly and may resolve its own dependencies by range. Also, the "geolibre_web" pref means the ~25 MB runner is fetched and executed automatically on every later visit. Consider self-hosting the runner, or at least documenting the trust decision.
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Same trust decision as answered in the earlier thread and documented in 1c857c5 (code comment and user guide). On the automatic load on later visits: it happens only after the user chose Load GeoLibre tools once, and it re-imports the same pinned version, usually from the browser cache. Whether to keep that convenience or ask every visit, and whether to self-host the runner (e.g. in rustgis-assets), is a product call, so I'm leaving this thread open for a maintainer.
Code reviewI read the full diff and the surrounding code. I didn't build it or run any tests. I found no crash-level bugs. The prepare/runner/finish split is clean, the native behaviour appears preserved, and the new engine and geolibre tests cover the main paths. I posted three inline comments. Bugs
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- Asynchronous runs (started, and finished but not applied) are cleared when the project is replaced, so a run of a closed project can't land in the new one, and each list keeps at most 8. - A tool's results hide only the exact paths of its outputs (not any string ending in the same file name). - A finished browser run shows its result under its own tool's form; with another tool open, a notification says how it went. - Document the CDN trust decision (code comment, user guide), and that only the desktop and CLI wait while a tool runs.
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- external_complete reads the runner's output under catch_unwind, as Session::run would, since it runs outside that guard. - A run that is no longer waiting reports that it was dropped (project closed, or too many runs waiting) instead of only blaming the project.
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strings assumes stdout is a JS array of lines. If runTool returns stdout as a single string, Array::from on a string splits it into characters, so lines and the exit-code error tail would be garbled. If it is undefined, Array::from yields an empty list. I couldn't check geolibre-wasm's return type from here, so please confirm it against the pinned 1.6.0 API. Splitting a string on \n in the JS shim would make this robust either way. Confidence: low-medium.
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Evicting the oldest started run is silent, and so is eviction from pending. A slow run (a ~25 MB runner, a large raster) that is overtaken by 8 newer starts will finish with "the tool's run was dropped…". If the UI waits for that run, its entry stays "Running…" until the error is surfaced. Also, Vec::remove(0) on a list that holds full input byte buffers is fine at N=8, but a VecDeque would say what is meant. Confidence: low.
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MANIFESTS is a process-global that takes priority over the native runner. Natively, gp.setGeolibre and gp.installGeolibre call set_runner → reload_external → manifests(). Once anything has called set_manifests (for example the engine's external_load_manifests, which is compiled natively too), later runner changes are ignored and the stale list stays in use. Consider making set_manifests wasm-only, or clearing MANIFESTS in set_runner. Confidence: medium-low.
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Follow-up to #21: the web app (web.rustgis.app) gets the GeoLibre toolboxes too. Its 1,000+ tools run in the browser through geolibre-rust's WASI runner, the
geolibre-wasmpackage.For the user
/workfolder in the page, so nothing is uploaded. A run shows Running… and finishes asynchronously. The result is added with undo and history, as withgp.run.geolibre-wasm@1.6.0, so the tool forms and the runner always come from the same release.How
rustgis-geolibrenow builds for wasm32. A run is split into three steps:prepare(): stage the inputs as bytes, with arguments relative to a working folder.geolibreprogram (native.rs), in the browser the WASI runner.finish(): turn the output files and printed lines into layers.The runner and installer are native only.
set_manifests()loads the tool list directly, which is how the browser gets it.analysis:
resolve_params()is public, so asynchronous runs check parameters asgp.rundoes.engine:
external_start/external_completeplus agp.finish {"id"}command apply a browser run's result throughSession::run, so undo, history and rollback on error all work.ui:
Services::geolibre_manifests/geolibre_runhooks fill a shared slot that the app polls each frame.web:
apps/rustgis-web/src/geolibre.rsbridges to the runner'slistManifests/runToolthrough a small inline JS module.Also fixed: whole numbers are passed as integers. The form sends floats, so
--filter_size=3.0reached tools that expect an integer. This affected the desktop too.Checked
snippets/…/inline0.js), in Chrome againstgeolibre-wasm@1.6.0from jsDelivr: 1,065 tools listed;centroid_vectoron a square returns its centre; a failing run returns its error as the last line, which the Rust side reports.prepare/finishwith no runner (staging names, the working coordinate system,/workand Windows argument paths, integers, loading results back to lon/lat).gp.finish, undo, errors).cargo xtask ci, clippy (desktop on 1.99, wasm32 on stable), the wasm build and pre-commit pass, and translations are at 100%.Summary by CodeRabbit