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route-explorer's /api/token sits behind invisible Cloudflare Turnstile
that requires Apple's Private Access Token attestation. Third-party
iOS apps don't qualify for PAT issuance, and Linux Docker containers
can't pass it either (cross-OS fingerprint, even with patchright /
Camoufox). Migrates direct-flight search to FlightAware; multi-stop
and where-can-I-go remain via embedded SFSafariViewController.
- FlightAwareScheduleClient — scrapes route.rvt + trackpoll JSON for
real schedules without auth. T+0..2 day window. Tests against
captured HTML fixtures.
- BlobRouteClient — pulls the public Vercel blob route catalog
route-explorer's frontend reads (no auth, no Turnstile).
- DiagnosticLogger + LoggingURLSessionDelegate + DiagnosticsView —
device-shareable forensic trace. Boot header captures device, OS,
locale, UA; share-sheet export of session logs.
- TurnstileDebugView — live WKWebView gate inspector. Used to prove
the PAT-entitlement gap on a real device.
- RouteExplorerBrowserView — SFSafariViewController wrapper. Real
Safari clears Turnstile naturally; the in-app browser opens at
pre-filled search URLs. Surfaced from Search ("Open in
route-explorer") and Settings → Tools.
- RouteExplorerTokenStore + RouteExplorerSetupView — bookmarklet
capture flow (token round-tripped via flights://routeexplorer-token
URL scheme). Kept dormant for future use.
backend/ — Docker proxy attempts (Playwright, patchright, Camoufox).
All fail on Linux because Cloudflare auto-denies before the Turnstile
widget renders. Documented; kept as scaffolding for a future paid-
solver integration.
scripts/probe_flightaware.py — reference algorithm for the FA path.
scripts/probe_nodriver.py — local-Mac sanity check confirming the
gate clears with real macOS Chrome (proves the blocker is
fingerprint-level, not network-level).
85 lines
3.5 KiB
Swift
85 lines
3.5 KiB
Swift
import XCTest
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@testable import Flights
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/// Guard test against a regression where the dead-code "Selftest" block in
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/// `RootView.swift` (a Task.detached that called
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/// `routeExplorer.searchSchedule` on app launch and printed results) gets
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/// re-introduced. That block touched the broken `RouteExplorerClient` and
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/// fired off a detached task at startup — exactly the shape we want to
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/// keep out of the launch path.
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///
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/// Strategy: locate `RootView.swift` on disk and assert none of the
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/// fingerprint substrings are present. We try a couple of paths because
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/// the working directory during `xcodebuild test` is not stable.
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final class SelftestRemovalTests: XCTestCase {
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/// Fingerprints that uniquely identify the dead-code block.
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private static let forbiddenSubstrings: [String] = [
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"[Selftest]",
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"routeExplorer.searchSchedule",
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"Task.detached"
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]
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func test_rootView_doesNotContainSelftestDeadCode() throws {
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guard let source = Self.loadRootViewSource() else {
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// We couldn't locate the file from the test bundle's vantage
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// point. Don't silently pass — surface it as a skip so the
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// dev knows to do a manual check.
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// manual check: open Flights/Views/RootView.swift and confirm
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// none of `[Selftest]`, `routeExplorer.searchSchedule`, or
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// `Task.detached` appear in it.
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throw XCTSkip("Could not locate RootView.swift from the test bundle; manual check required.")
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}
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for needle in Self.forbiddenSubstrings {
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XCTAssertFalse(
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source.contains(needle),
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"RootView.swift still contains forbidden dead-code fingerprint: \(needle)"
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)
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}
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}
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// MARK: - File location
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/// Try several strategies to find `RootView.swift` on disk.
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/// Order: explicit env var → walking up from the test bundle → a known
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/// absolute project path → walking up from #file.
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private static func loadRootViewSource() -> String? {
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let fm = FileManager.default
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var candidates: [String] = []
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// 1. Env override (useful for CI or weird scheme configs).
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if let envRoot = ProcessInfo.processInfo.environment["FLIGHTS_PROJECT_ROOT"] {
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candidates.append((envRoot as NSString).appendingPathComponent("Flights/Views/RootView.swift"))
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}
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// 2. Walk up from the test bundle until we find a sibling `Flights` dir.
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let bundleURL = Bundle(for: SelftestRemovalTests.self).bundleURL
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var dir = bundleURL.deletingLastPathComponent()
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for _ in 0..<8 {
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let guess = dir.appendingPathComponent("Flights/Views/RootView.swift").path
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candidates.append(guess)
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dir = dir.deletingLastPathComponent()
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}
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// 3. Known absolute path on this dev machine (best-effort fallback).
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candidates.append("/Users/m4mini/Desktop/code/Flights/Flights/Views/RootView.swift")
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// 4. Walk up from this source file's location.
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let thisFile = URL(fileURLWithPath: #filePath)
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var srcDir = thisFile.deletingLastPathComponent()
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for _ in 0..<6 {
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let guess = srcDir.appendingPathComponent("Flights/Views/RootView.swift").path
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candidates.append(guess)
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srcDir = srcDir.deletingLastPathComponent()
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}
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for path in candidates where fm.fileExists(atPath: path) {
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if let contents = try? String(contentsOfFile: path, encoding: .utf8) {
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return contents
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}
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}
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return nil
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}
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}
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