codeburn/mac/Sources/CodeBurnMenubar/AppStore.swift
iamtoruk 3c2aab2207 fix(menubar): prefetch periods and align dashboard dates with local timezone
Loading overlay no longer flashes on every 15s poll. isLoading now only
toggles when the cache is cold, and all periods prefetch once on launch
so tab switching is instant.

Heatmap tooltip, trend bars, forecast, and all-time stats were computing
on UTC dates while the CLI reports on local dates, so the two disagreed
at day boundaries. Switched every date formatter and calendar in these
paths to .current so the menubar matches codeburn today output.
2026-04-20 19:25:14 -07:00

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Swift

import Foundation
import Observation
private let cacheTTLSeconds: TimeInterval = 30
struct CachedPayload {
let payload: MenubarPayload
let fetchedAt: Date
var isFresh: Bool { Date().timeIntervalSince(fetchedAt) < cacheTTLSeconds }
}
struct PayloadCacheKey: Hashable {
let period: Period
let provider: ProviderFilter
}
@MainActor
@Observable
final class AppStore {
var selectedProvider: ProviderFilter = .all
var selectedPeriod: Period = .today
var selectedInsight: InsightMode = .trend
var currency: String = "USD"
var isLoading: Bool = false
var lastError: String?
var subscription: SubscriptionUsage?
var subscriptionError: String?
var subscriptionLoadState: SubscriptionLoadState = .idle
var capacityEstimates: [String: CapacityEstimate] = [:]
private var cache: [PayloadCacheKey: CachedPayload] = [:]
private var currentKey: PayloadCacheKey {
PayloadCacheKey(period: selectedPeriod, provider: selectedProvider)
}
var payload: MenubarPayload {
cache[currentKey]?.payload ?? .empty
}
/// Today (across all providers) is pinned for the always-visible menubar icon, independent of
/// the popover's selected period or provider.
var todayPayload: MenubarPayload? {
cache[PayloadCacheKey(period: .today, provider: .all)]?.payload
}
var hasCachedData: Bool {
cache[currentKey] != nil
}
var findingsCount: Int {
payload.optimize.findingCount
}
/// Switch to a period. Always fetches fresh data so the user never sees stale numbers.
func switchTo(period: Period) async {
selectedPeriod = period
await refresh(includeOptimize: true)
}
/// Switch to a provider filter. Always fetches fresh data so the user never sees stale numbers.
func switchTo(provider: ProviderFilter) async {
selectedProvider = provider
await refresh(includeOptimize: true)
}
private var inFlightKeys: Set<PayloadCacheKey> = []
/// Refresh the currently selected (period, provider) combination. Guards against concurrent
/// fetches for the same key so a slow initial request can't overwrite a newer one that
/// finished first (which would show stale numbers the user has already moved past).
func refresh(includeOptimize: Bool) async {
let key = currentKey
guard !inFlightKeys.contains(key) else { return }
inFlightKeys.insert(key)
let showLoading = cache[key] == nil
if showLoading { isLoading = true }
defer {
inFlightKeys.remove(key)
if showLoading { isLoading = false }
}
do {
let fresh = try await DataClient.fetch(period: key.period, provider: key.provider, includeOptimize: includeOptimize)
cache[key] = CachedPayload(payload: fresh, fetchedAt: Date())
lastError = nil
} catch {
lastError = String(describing: error)
NSLog("CodeBurn: fetch failed for \(key.period.rawValue)/\(key.provider.rawValue): \(error)")
}
}
/// Prefetch all periods so tab switching is instant. Skips any period already cached.
func prefetchAll() async {
for period in Period.allCases {
let key = PayloadCacheKey(period: period, provider: .all)
if cache[key] != nil { continue }
await refreshQuietly(period: period)
}
}
/// Background refresh for a period other than the visible one (e.g. keeping today fresh for the menubar badge).
/// Does not toggle isLoading, so the popover's loading overlay is unaffected.
/// Always uses the .all provider since the menubar badge shows total spend.
func refreshQuietly(period: Period) async {
do {
let fresh = try await DataClient.fetch(period: period, provider: .all, includeOptimize: true)
cache[PayloadCacheKey(period: period, provider: .all)] = CachedPayload(payload: fresh, fetchedAt: Date())
} catch {
NSLog("CodeBurn: quiet refresh failed for \(period.rawValue): \(error)")
}
}
/// Fetch Claude subscription usage. Sets subscription = nil on missing creds (API users / unauthenticated).
/// Triggered lazily when the user opens the Plan pill, so the Keychain prompt only fires on intent.
func refreshSubscription() async {
subscriptionLoadState = .loading
do {
let usage = try await SubscriptionClient.fetch()
subscription = usage
subscriptionError = nil
subscriptionLoadState = .loaded
await captureSnapshots(for: usage)
} catch SubscriptionError.noCredentials {
subscription = nil
subscriptionError = nil
subscriptionLoadState = .noCredentials
} catch {
subscription = nil
subscriptionError = String(describing: error)
subscriptionLoadState = .failed
NSLog("CodeBurn: subscription fetch failed: \(error)")
}
}
/// Persist one snapshot per window so we can answer "what did the prior cycle end at?"
/// when the current window has just reset and projection from current data isn't meaningful.
/// Also computes the effective_tokens consumed inside each 7-day window from local history,
/// which the CapacityEstimator uses to derive the absolute token capacity per tier.
private func captureSnapshots(for usage: SubscriptionUsage) async {
let now = Date()
let history = payload.history.daily
let captures: [(key: String, percent: Double?, resetsAt: Date?, effective: Double?)] = [
("five_hour", usage.fiveHourPercent, usage.fiveHourResetsAt, nil),
("seven_day", usage.sevenDayPercent, usage.sevenDayResetsAt,
effectiveTokensInLast7Days(history: history, asOf: now)),
("seven_day_opus", usage.sevenDayOpusPercent, usage.sevenDayOpusResetsAt, nil),
("seven_day_sonnet", usage.sevenDaySonnetPercent, usage.sevenDaySonnetResetsAt, nil),
]
for capture in captures {
guard let percent = capture.percent, let resetsAt = capture.resetsAt else { continue }
await SubscriptionSnapshotStore.record(SubscriptionSnapshot(
windowKey: capture.key,
percent: percent,
resetsAt: resetsAt,
capturedAt: now,
effectiveTokens: capture.effective
))
}
await refreshCapacityEstimates()
}
/// Sum effective tokens (input + 5*output + cache_creation + 0.1*cache_read) across the
/// last 7 days of dailyHistory. Used as the "tokens consumed in 7-day window" reading paired
/// with the API-reported percent for capacity estimation.
private func effectiveTokensInLast7Days(history: [DailyHistoryEntry], asOf now: Date) -> Double {
let cutoff = ISO8601DateFormatter().string(from: now.addingTimeInterval(-7 * 86400)).prefix(10)
return history
.filter { $0.date >= cutoff }
.reduce(0.0) { $0 + $1.effectiveTokens }
}
/// Run CapacityEstimator over each window's accumulated snapshots. Only snapshots with a
/// non-nil effectiveTokens contribute. Result lives in capacityEstimates dict for UI gating.
private func refreshCapacityEstimates() async {
var next: [String: CapacityEstimate] = [:]
for key in ["seven_day", "seven_day_opus", "seven_day_sonnet"] {
let snaps = await SubscriptionSnapshotStore.snapshots(for: key)
let capacitySnaps = snaps.compactMap { s -> CapacitySnapshot? in
guard let effective = s.effectiveTokens, effective > 0 else { return nil }
return CapacitySnapshot(percent: s.percent, effectiveTokens: effective, capturedAt: s.capturedAt)
}
if let estimate = CapacityEstimator.estimate(capacitySnaps) {
next[key] = estimate
}
}
capacityEstimates = next
}
}
enum SupportedCurrency: String, CaseIterable, Identifiable {
case USD, GBP, EUR, AUD, CAD, NZD, JPY, CHF, INR, BRL, SEK, SGD, HKD, KRW, MXN, ZAR, DKK
var id: String { rawValue }
var displayName: String {
switch self {
case .USD: "US Dollar"
case .GBP: "British Pound"
case .EUR: "Euro"
case .AUD: "Australian Dollar"
case .CAD: "Canadian Dollar"
case .NZD: "New Zealand Dollar"
case .JPY: "Japanese Yen"
case .CHF: "Swiss Franc"
case .INR: "Indian Rupee"
case .BRL: "Brazilian Real"
case .SEK: "Swedish Krona"
case .SGD: "Singapore Dollar"
case .HKD: "Hong Kong Dollar"
case .KRW: "South Korean Won"
case .MXN: "Mexican Peso"
case .ZAR: "South African Rand"
case .DKK: "Danish Krone"
}
}
}
enum ProviderFilter: String, CaseIterable, Identifiable {
case all = "All"
case claude = "Claude"
case codex = "Codex"
case cursor = "Cursor"
case copilot = "Copilot"
case opencode = "OpenCode"
case pi = "Pi"
var id: String { rawValue }
/// Maps to the CLI's `--provider` argument values.
var cliArg: String {
switch self {
case .all: "all"
case .claude: "claude"
case .codex: "codex"
case .cursor: "cursor"
case .copilot: "copilot"
case .opencode: "opencode"
case .pi: "pi"
}
}
}
enum SubscriptionLoadState: Sendable, Equatable {
case idle // never tried, awaiting user intent
case loading // fetch in progress
case loaded // success; subscription is populated
case noCredentials // tried; user has no Claude OAuth (API user / not logged in)
case failed // tried; error occurred
}
enum InsightMode: String, CaseIterable, Identifiable {
case plan = "Plan"
case trend = "Trend"
case forecast = "Forecast"
case pulse = "Pulse"
case stats = "Stats"
var id: String { rawValue }
}
enum Period: String, CaseIterable, Identifiable {
case today = "Today"
case sevenDays = "7 Days"
case thirtyDays = "30 Days"
case month = "Month"
case all = "All"
var id: String { rawValue }
/// Maps to the CLI's `--period` argument values.
var cliArg: String {
switch self {
case .today: "today"
case .sevenDays: "week"
case .thirtyDays: "30days"
case .month: "month"
case .all: "all"
}
}
}
/// NumberFormatter is expensive to instantiate (~microseconds each) and currency/token values
/// are formatted dozens of times per popover refresh. These shared instances avoid thousands of
/// allocations per frame while SwiftUI's Observation framework still triggers redraws when
/// CurrencyState.shared mutates.
private let groupedDecimalFormatter: NumberFormatter = {
let f = NumberFormatter()
f.numberStyle = .decimal
f.groupingSeparator = ","
f.decimalSeparator = "."
f.maximumFractionDigits = 2
f.minimumFractionDigits = 2
return f
}()
private let thousandsFormatter: NumberFormatter = {
let f = NumberFormatter()
f.numberStyle = .decimal
f.groupingSeparator = ","
return f
}()
extension Double {
func asCurrency() -> String {
let state = CurrencyState.shared
let converted = self * state.rate
return state.symbol + (groupedDecimalFormatter.string(from: NSNumber(value: converted)) ?? "\(converted)")
}
func asCompactCurrency() -> String {
let state = CurrencyState.shared
return String(format: "\(state.symbol)%.2f", self * state.rate)
}
}
extension Int {
func asThousandsSeparated() -> String {
thousandsFormatter.string(from: NSNumber(value: self)) ?? "\(self)"
}
}