# CLAUDE.md

This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.

## What this is

ObsidianDragon is a portable, full-node GUI wallet for DragonX (DRGX), written in C++17 using SDL3 + Dear ImGui (immediate-mode). It drives a `dragonxd` full node over JSON-RPC and can embed/extract the daemon itself. A separate **Lite** variant (`ObsidianDragonLite`) drops the full node and instead talks to an external lite-wallet backend library.

## Build & run

`build.sh` is the single entry point for all builds. `setup.sh` (repo root) installs/validates dependencies.

```bash
./build.sh                       # Dev build (native, no packaging) -> build/linux/bin/ObsidianDragon
./build.sh --lite                # Dev build of the Lite variant      -> build/linux/bin/ObsidianDragonLite
./build.sh --clean               # Wipe the build dir first
./build.sh --linux-release       # Release zip + AppImage             -> release/linux/
./build.sh --win-release         # Windows cross-compile (mingw-w64)  -> release/windows/
./build.sh --mac-release         # macOS .app bundle + DMG
./setup.sh --check               # Report missing build deps without installing
```

Dev builds use `build/linux/` (or `build/mac/`). To re-build incrementally without re-running CMake config: `cmake --build build/linux -j$(nproc)`.

The wallet connects to the daemon using credentials in `~/.hush/DRAGONX/DRAGONX.conf` (`rpcuser`/`rpcpassword`/`rpcport`). It searches for `dragonxd`/`dragonx-cli` binaries in the **executable's own directory first**, so dropping custom node builds next to the wallet binary overrides the bundled ones.

## Tests

Tests live in `tests/test_phase4.cpp` — a single large translation unit using a custom assertion harness (`EXPECT_TRUE`/`EXPECT_EQ`/`EXPECT_NEAR` macros, one `main()`, exit code = failure count). `include(CTest)` enables `BUILD_TESTING=ON` by default, so the `ObsidianDragonTests` executable is built alongside the app.

```bash
cd build/linux && ctest --output-on-failure     # run the suite
./build/linux/bin/ObsidianDragonTests            # run the binary directly (same thing)
```

There is no per-test filtering — it is one binary that runs every assertion. The suite exercises the services layer, lite-wallet bridge, and pure helpers (parsers, formatters, model classes) without launching the GUI. Fixtures are under `tests/fixtures/` (path injected as `DRAGONX_TEST_FIXTURE_DIR`).

## Architecture

**Entry & main loop.** `src/main.cpp` owns SDL3 window creation, ImGui/OpenGL(or DX11 on Windows) setup, and the frame loop. The `App` class is the central controller; because it is large it is split across four files that all implement the same class:
- `src/app.cpp` — core lifecycle, the per-frame `render()`, tab dispatch
- `src/app_network.cpp` — RPC orchestration, sync, peers, daemon lifecycle
- `src/app_security.cpp` — encryption, PIN/lock screen, key import/export, backup
- `src/app_wizard.cpp` — first-run wizard

**RPC.** All daemon calls go through `src/rpc/` (`rpc_client`, `connection`, `rpc_worker`). **Never block the main/UI thread with synchronous network I/O — dispatch through `RPCWorker`** (async). `rpc/types.h` holds the shared DTOs.

**Services** (`src/services/`) hold the non-UI state machines that the `App` owns: `NetworkRefreshService` + `RefreshScheduler` (polling/refresh of balance, peers, txs on intervals) and the `WalletSecurity*` controller/workflow stack (encryption & unlock flows).

**Data model** (`src/data/`): `WalletState`, `address_book`, `transaction_history_cache`, `exchange_info`. UI reads from these.

**UI** (`src/ui/`): `windows/` are the tabs and dialogs (one pair per screen, e.g. `send_tab`, `mining_tab`, `console_tab`), `pages/` are multi-section screens (Settings), `material/` is the design-system layer (the live helpers `color_theme`, `colors`, `type`/`typography`, `draw_helpers`, `layout`, `project_icons`, `components/buttons`), `schema/` loads the TOML UI schema/skins, `effects/` is GL post-processing (blur/acrylic).

**Lite wallet** (`src/wallet/`): the bridge to an external `litelib_*` C-ABI backend. `lite_client_bridge` loads the backend (via direct `litelib_*` externs in `linkedSdxl()`) and owns each Rust string through `lite_owned_string` (copy-before-free / free-once). On top sit `lite_connection_service`, `lite_sync_service`, `lite_result_parsers`, `lite_wallet_gateway`, `lite_wallet_state_mapper`, and `lite_wallet_lifecycle_service`, all driven by `lite_wallet_controller`. The real frontend entry points are `lite_wallet_lifecycle_ui_adapter` and `lite_wallet_server_selection_adapter` (used by `src/ui/pages/settings_page.cpp`); everything else is reachable through them. (The prebuilt-backend symbol check for `DRAGONX_ENABLE_LITE_BACKEND` is done in CMake against the symbols inventory — see below — not in C++.)

> ⚠️ **Do not regrow the `_plan`/`_batch` churn.** This directory previously held ~160 dead `lite_wallet_*_plan` / `*_batch*_receipt_custody_acceptance_confirmation_archive_handoff_*` files (filenames up to 250 chars) — auto-generated scaffolding that never reached the shipping binary. They were deleted. When extending lite-wallet behavior, **edit the named service/bridge/runtime files in place**; never add another "promotion/receipt/custody/handoff/stewardship" wrapper layer. `scripts/check-source-hygiene.sh` (wired as a `.git/hooks/pre-commit` hook) blocks >80-char filenames and chained churn-token names — run it in CI too.

**Chat** (`src/chat/chat_protocol.cpp`): experimental HushChat protocol, compiled in only when `DRAGONX_ENABLE_CHAT=ON`.

## Build variants & feature gating

Variants are selected with CMake options (set by `build.sh` flags), surfaced to C++ as compile definitions:
- `DRAGONX_BUILD_LITE` (`--lite`) → `DRAGONX_LITE_BUILD` define; renames the app to `ObsidianDragonLite` and excludes embedded-daemon / full-node assets (Sapling params, asmap, dragonxd).
- `DRAGONX_ENABLE_LITE_BACKEND` → links a real external lite backend. Requires `--lite`, link mode `imported`, ABI `sdxl-c-v1`, and a symbols inventory file (built by `scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh`); CMake hard-fails if any required `litelib_*` symbol is missing.
- `DRAGONX_ENABLE_CHAT` → `DRAGONX_ENABLE_CHAT` define gating the chat module.

Guard full-node-only code paths with `#if DRAGONX_LITE_BUILD` / chat code with `DRAGONX_ENABLE_CHAT`.

## Lite wallet status

The Lite variant is **functionally complete and runtime-verified on Linux + Windows** (work lives on branch `cleanup/lite-plan-churn`, **local-only — not pushed yet**):
- **Implemented:** lifecycle (create/open/restore + auto-open on startup), sync, refresh, send / shield / import / export / seed, persistence (the backend does *not* auto-save after sync/send/shield — the controller triggers `save` at those points), and passphrase **encryption** (encrypt/unlock/lock/decrypt + Settings UI + send-time & startup unlock; the backend locks immediately on `encrypt`). All controller-tested against the fake backend (`tests/fake_lite_backend.h`) and smoke-verified against the real SDXL backend via `tools/lite_smoke` (incl. a full sync). GUI is wired end-to-end with lite-appropriate wording; the full-node RPC connect loop / wizard / daemon strings are gated out of lite (lite "online" is derived from `lite_wallet_->walletOpen()`, not RPC).
- **Packaging:** `./build.sh --lite-backend --linux-release` (zip + AppImage, **verified**) and `--win-release` (cross-compiled `.exe`, **verified**; first build the Windows backend artifact with `scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh --platform windows`). macOS `--lite-backend --mac-release` is **wired but not yet verified on this Linux box** (needs macOS/osxcross): the `.app`/launcher/rpath/`CFBundleExecutable` follow `ObsidianDragonLite`, full-node assets are skipped, and the lite variant gets its own `CFBundleName` ("DragonX Wallet Lite"), bundle id (`is.hush.dragonx.lite`), and DMG name so it can coexist with the full-node app. All variants correctly exclude full-node assets.
- **Rollout / kill-switch (implemented):** `wallet/lite_rollout_policy.{h,cpp}` is a pure, fail-open gate (local-only, no network) feeding `LiteWalletLifecycleService::availability()` (new `RolloutDisabled` reason). Inputs: the emergency env var `DRAGONX_LITE_KILL_SWITCH` (absolute — not even `force_on` bypasses it); a `lite_rollout` setting (`auto`/`force_on`/`force_off`); and an optional **locally-cached** manifest at `<config-dir>/lite_rollout.json` (`global_enabled`, `min_version`/`max_version`, `blocked_versions`, `rollout_permille`, `message`) keyed for staged rollout on a hashed, never-transmitted per-install id. A signed remote fetcher can populate that cache later without touching the policy. Resolved in `App::rebuildLiteWallet()`; the disable message surfaces via the lifecycle status. Unit-tested + runtime-verified (env / manifest / control).
- **Remaining (M5b):** verify the wired macOS `--lite` packaging on a Mac/osxcross, CI backend-artifact build + signing.
- **To publish:** rename branch → `feat/lite-wallet`, base the PR on `dev` (the full-node UX is already there), and handle the dormant gated-OFF HushChat content bundled in commit `af06b8b`.

The detailed milestone plan and design history (the v2 plan, backend artifact/ABI/signing design docs, the v1 plan, chat specs, etc.) are kept **untracked** under `docs/_archive/`.

## Miner updater (xmrig)

The mining tab's pool section has an **"Update miner…"** button that downloads/verifies/installs the latest DRG-XMRig from the project Gitea (`util/XmrigUpdater` + `ui/windows/xmrig_download_dialog.h`). Flow: query `git.dragonx.is/api/v1/repos/DragonX/drg-xmrig/releases/latest` → pick the asset for this platform (`linux-x64` / `win-x64` / `macos-x86_64`; no match → "Unavailable") → libcurl download (TLS verified) → verify the archive **SHA-256** (from the release body) **and** a detached **ed25519 signature** → miniz-extract the binary (flattening the versioned subdir) into `resources::getDaemonDirectory()`. The whole archive is verified, so extracted members are trusted by transitivity (no per-member hash check). The pure, no-I/O core is split into `xmrig_updater_core.cpp` for unit tests; an env-gated (`DRAGONX_TEST_NETWORK=1`) test exercises the worker live.

**Signature verification is enforced** (`kXmrigRequireSignature = true` in `src/util/xmrig_updater.h`), checked against the public key pinned in `kXmrigSignaturePublicKeyBase64`. **Consequence for releases:** every `drg-xmrig` release MUST ship a detached signature per archive or the in-app updater refuses it. To cut a release: build the archives, then `scripts/sign-xmrig-release.sh sign <secret.key> <archive.zip>...` (OpenSSL-based, no extra deps) and upload each `<archive>.sig` as a release asset alongside its `.zip`. The signing **secret key must stay offline** (it is gitignored: `*.ed25519.key`); only its base64 public key is pinned in the source. To rotate the key, regenerate (`scripts/sign-xmrig-release.sh keygen`) and update `kXmrigSignaturePublicKeyBase64`. An emergency env override is not provided — disabling verification means setting `kXmrigSignaturePublicKeyBase64` empty (and rebuilding).

## Versioning

The version has a **single source of truth**: `project(... VERSION 1.2.0 ...)` plus `DRAGONX_VERSION_SUFFIX` in `CMakeLists.txt`. CMake generates `build/.../generated/dragonx_generated_version.h` from `src/config/version.h.in`. Do not hand-edit generated version output or hardcode version strings — bump the `project()` version in `CMakeLists.txt`.

## Conventions

- **C++17.** Match the surrounding code's style per file.
- **Icons:** use the Material Design icon font defines (`ICON_MD_*`); never raw Unicode glyphs.
- **UI layout values** belong in `res/themes/ui.toml`, read via `schema::UI()` — do not hardcode pixel sizes/offsets in code.
- **i18n:** user-facing strings are translated via `src/util/i18n`; translation JSON lives in `res/lang/` (`de`, `es`, `fr`, `ja`, `ko`, `pt`, `ru`, `zh`, English fallback in code). Translation/font helper scripts are in `scripts/` (`gen_*.py`, CJK subset tooling).
- **Commits:** the history uses Conventional Commits (`feat(scope): …`, `fix(scope): …`). PRs target `master`.