Visual overhaul of exported HTML to match the new client dark design:
- Replace category-specific CSS classes with inline border/dot/text styles
from a CATEGORY_STYLES map matching client-side colors
- Add message header layout with category dot, label, and timestamp
- Add Inter font family, refined prose typography, and proper code styling
- Add print-friendly media query
- Redesign redacted divider with SVG eye-slash icon and red accent
- Add SVG icons to session header metadata (project, date, message count)
- Fix singular/plural for '1 message' vs 'N messages'
Performance: Skip markdown parsing for hook_progress, tool_result, and
file_snapshot categories (structured data). Render as preformatted text
instead, avoiding expensive marked.parse() on large JSON blobs (~300ms each).
Replace local escapeHtml with shared/escape-html module. Add formatTimestamp
helper. Add cast safety comment for marked.parse() sync usage.
Update test to verify singular message count ('1 message' not '1 messages').
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The keyword pre-filter used case-sensitive string matching for all patterns,
but several regex patterns use the /i flag (e.g. generic_api_key). This meant
inputs like 'ApiKey = "secret"' would skip the keyword check for 'api_key'
and miss the redaction entirely.
Changes:
- Add caseInsensitive parameter to hasKeyword() that lowercases both content
and keywords before comparison
- Detect /i flag on pattern regex and pass it through automatically
- Narrow IP address keywords from ["."] to ["0.", "1.", ..., "9."] to reduce
false-positive regex invocations on content containing periods
- Fix email regex character class [A-Z|a-z] → [A-Za-z] (the pipe was literal)
- Add clarifying comment on url_with_creds pattern
- Add test cases for mixed-case and UPPER_CASE key assignments
- Relax SECRET_KEY test assertion to accept either redaction label
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Security: Reject session paths containing '..' traversal segments or
non-.jsonl extensions before resolving them. This prevents a malicious
sessions-index.json from tricking the viewer into reading arbitrary files.
Performance: Process all project directories concurrently with Promise.all
instead of sequentially awaiting each one. Each directory's stat + readFile
is independent I/O that benefits from parallelism.
Add test case verifying that traversal paths and non-JSONL paths are rejected
while valid paths pass through.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>