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Introduces a lightweight file-based cursor system for persisting per-user timestamps across CLI invocations. This enables "since last check" semantics where `lore me` can track what the user has seen. Key design decisions: - Per-user cursor files: ~/.local/share/lore/me_cursor_<username>.json - Atomic writes via temp-file + rename pattern (crash-safe) - Graceful degradation: missing/corrupt files return None - Username sanitization: non-safe chars replaced with underscore The cursor module provides three operations: - read_cursor(username) -> Option<i64>: read last-check timestamp - write_cursor(username, timestamp_ms): atomically persist timestamp - reset_cursor(username): delete cursor file (no-op if missing) Tests cover: missing file, roundtrip, per-user isolation, reset isolation, JSON validity after overwrites, corrupt file handling. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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549 B
Rust
31 lines
549 B
Rust
pub mod backoff;
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pub mod config;
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#[cfg(unix)]
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pub mod cron;
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pub mod cursor;
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pub mod db;
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pub mod dependent_queue;
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pub mod error;
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pub mod events_db;
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pub mod file_history;
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pub mod lock;
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pub mod logging;
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pub mod metrics;
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pub mod note_parser;
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pub mod path_resolver;
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pub mod paths;
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pub mod payloads;
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pub mod project;
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pub mod references;
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pub mod shutdown;
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pub mod sync_run;
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pub mod time;
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pub mod timeline;
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pub mod timeline_collect;
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pub mod timeline_expand;
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pub mod timeline_seed;
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pub mod trace;
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pub use config::Config;
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pub use error::{LoreError, Result};
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