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rzuastiandClaude Opus 4.8 09e7915547 Separate events and notifications into focused modules
The events.rs file mixed three domains: device-event recording, change
detection, and the entire notification pipeline (rendering + delivery +
sending). This made it long, gave functions side effects beyond their
stated goal (classify_* silently recorded events), and intertwined the
events and notifications logic.

Split along domain boundaries:
- model::device_events now owns DeviceChange, the shared contract.
- events records device events only (record_new_device/record_known_device);
  events/detection.rs holds pure change detection.
- new notifications module owns rendering, delivery, and sending
  (notifications.rs + delivery.rs + render.rs); pushover/error moved here.

Data now flows one way: events produces DeviceChange, notifications
consumes it, both depend only on model. Scanners/pipeline/main orchestrate.
classify_* renamed to record_* so the write is the stated goal; send and
send_notification collapsed into persist_and_deliver.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-07 09:10:49 -04:00

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use log::{debug, error};
use crate::db;
use crate::events;
use crate::model::device_events::{DeviceChange, DeviceEventScanner};
use crate::model::devices::Device;
use crate::notifications;
/// Persist a device sighting and record its device event, then return any notification-worthy
/// changes it produced (without sending). This feeds every scanner (ARP, mDNS, SSDP, DHCP, SNMP)
/// through one code path. Active scanners accumulate the changes across a whole scan and pass them
/// to `notifications::notify` once, consolidating per type; passive listeners use
/// `record_and_notify`.
///
/// When the device is already known, the sighting is reconciled with the stored record:
/// - a previously stored hostname is kept rather than overwritten by this sighting's name;
/// - a known IP address is kept when this sighting carries none (an empty string), so a DHCP
/// DISCOVER (which has no assigned IP) never clobbers a good address.
///
/// Errors are logged and swallowed (an empty list is returned): a scan/listen loop must never stop
/// because a single sighting failed to persist.
pub fn record_sighting(mut device: Device, scanner: DeviceEventScanner) -> Vec<DeviceChange> {
match db::devices::read(device.mac_address.clone()) {
Some(recorded) => {
debug!("Sighting of known device {}; updating", device.mac_address);
if recorded.name.is_some() {
device.name = recorded.name.clone();
}
if device.ipv4_address.is_empty() {
device.ipv4_address = recorded.ipv4_address.clone();
}
if let Err(err) = db::devices::seen(
device.mac_address.clone(),
device.ipv4_address.clone(),
device.vendor.clone(),
device.device_type.clone(),
device.name.clone(),
) {
error!("Failed to update device {}: {err}", device.mac_address);
return Vec::new();
}
events::record_known_device(recorded, device, scanner)
}
None => {
debug!("New device {} discovered; inserting", device.mac_address);
if let Err(err) = db::devices::insert(device.clone()) {
error!("Failed to insert device {}: {err}", device.mac_address);
return Vec::new();
}
events::record_new_device(device, scanner)
.into_iter()
.collect()
}
}
}
/// Record a single sighting and immediately send any resulting notification. Used by the passive
/// listeners (mDNS, SSDP, DHCP), which process one device per event and so have nothing to
/// consolidate across a scan.
pub fn record_and_notify(device: Device, scanner: DeviceEventScanner) {
notifications::notify(record_sighting(device, scanner));
}
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
use super::*;
use crate::tests_common;
use chrono::Utc;
#[tokio::test]
async fn inserts_an_unknown_device() {
tests_common::setup().await;
let mac = "de:ad:be:ef:00:01".to_string();
let mut device = Device::new(
mac.clone(),
"192.168.9.1".to_string(),
"Acme".to_string(),
Utc::now(),
);
device.name = Some("printer".to_string());
record_sighting(device, DeviceEventScanner::Arp);
let stored = db::devices::read(mac).expect("device should have been inserted");
assert_eq!(stored.ipv4_address, "192.168.9.1");
assert_eq!(stored.name, Some("printer".to_string()));
}
#[tokio::test]
async fn known_device_keeps_stored_name_and_ip() {
tests_common::setup().await;
let mac = "de:ad:be:ef:00:02".to_string();
// First sighting records a hostname and an IP.
let mut first = Device::new(
mac.clone(),
"192.168.9.2".to_string(),
"Acme".to_string(),
Utc::now(),
);
first.name = Some("nas".to_string());
record_sighting(first, DeviceEventScanner::Mdns);
// A later sighting with no name and no IP (e.g. a DHCP DISCOVER) must not clobber them.
let later = Device::new(mac.clone(), String::new(), String::new(), Utc::now());
record_sighting(later, DeviceEventScanner::Dhcp);
let stored = db::devices::read(mac).expect("device should exist");
assert_eq!(stored.name, Some("nas".to_string()));
assert_eq!(stored.ipv4_address, "192.168.9.2");
}
}