Mobile Progress

Last updated: 2026-05-03

This file is the resumable working log for Tolaria mobile. The strategy and roadmap live in MOBILE_STRATEGY.md; this file records the current execution state.

Current State

Branch: codex/mobile
Active phase: Phase 1 - Shared Foundation
Active slice: Extract shared Markdown utilities for desktop/mobile reuse
Push policy: commit locally; do not push unless explicitly requested
Validation target: iPad/iOS simulator first

Completed

Created high-fidelity iPhone mobile mockups in design/mobile-mockups/.
Documented the production mobile strategy in docs/MOBILE_STRATEGY.md.
Installed and authenticated Codacy MCP for this Codex environment.
Confirmed Codacy MCP can access refactoringhq/tolaria.
Recorded GitHub OAuth App as the first mobile GitHub auth path.
Created ADR-0109 for Expo React Native production mobile.
Superseded ADR-0005, the earlier Tauri iOS prototype ADR.
Created @tolaria/markdown as the first shared workspace package.
Moved compactMarkdown into packages/markdown and kept the existing desktop import path as a compatibility export.
Added package-local Vitest and TypeScript scripts for the shared Markdown package.
Added scripts/run-tests.mjs so pnpm test runs desktop and shared-package tests, while targeted test arguments remain targeted.
Updated the pre-commit branch guard to allow local commits on codex/mobile for this isolated mobile worktree.
Split src/utils/wikilinks.ts into shared @tolaria/markdown modules for frontmatter, wikilink block transforms, outgoing links, backlink context, snippets, and word counts.

Next Action

Continue Phase 1 with the next low-risk shared extraction:

Identify pure markdown/frontmatter/wikilink utilities suitable for packages/markdown.
Capture CodeScene scores before editing any existing scorable files.
Add tests or preserve existing tests around extracted behavior.
Create the package with CodeScene 10.0 and zero scanner issues as the target.
Prefer noteTitle next only after splitting or moving the small frontmatter/wikilink dependencies it needs.

Verification Log

tool_search exposed Codacy MCP tools after Codex restart.
codacy_get_repository_with_analysis succeeded for refactoringhq/tolaria.
Current branch verified as codex/mobile.
CodeScene before extraction: src/utils/compact-markdown.ts scored 10.
CodeScene after extraction: packages/markdown/src/compactMarkdown.ts scored 10; packages/markdown/src/compactMarkdown.test.ts scored 10; tiny export/config files returned no scorable code and no findings.
pnpm --filter @tolaria/markdown test passed: 29 tests.
pnpm --filter @tolaria/markdown typecheck passed.
pnpm test -- src/utils/compact-markdown.test.ts passed and ran only that desktop test file: 29 tests.
pnpm test passed and ran the full desktop suite plus package tests: 309 desktop test files / 3639 desktop tests, then 29 package tests.
pnpm lint passed with one pre-existing warning in src/components/tolariaBlockNoteSideMenu.tsx.
npx tsc --noEmit passed.
pnpm build passed.
CodeScene before wikilink extraction: src/utils/wikilinks.ts scored 9.09.
CodeScene after wikilink extraction: new shared wikilink/frontmatter/content files scored 10; small export surfaces returned no scorable code and no findings.
pnpm --filter @tolaria/markdown test passed after wikilink extraction: 40 tests.
pnpm test -- src/utils/wikilinks.test.ts src/utils/noteTitle.test.ts passed: 91 desktop tests.
pnpm --filter @tolaria/markdown typecheck passed after wikilink extraction.
pnpm lint, npx tsc --noEmit, and pnpm build passed after wikilink extraction.

Risks / Watch Items

Editor quality remains the largest mobile risk; TenTap must pass the quality gates before becoming accepted.
Shared package extraction must not destabilize active desktop work.
Desktop alpha release currently triggers on every push to main; this branch is safe, but release path filters should be added before mobile work merges to main.
Codacy analyzes committed/pushed repository state; local edits still need local lint/test/CodeScene discipline before remote checks exist.

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