fix: loader

src/async.lua

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ local function register_controller_handler(workspace, target, controller, handle
 	--  thread and requesting a new reference to the same controller from che global instance
 	-- NOTE variables prefixed with underscore live in another Lua runtime
 	vim.loop.new_thread({}, function(_async, _workspace, _target, _delay)
-		local _codemp = require("codemp.loader")() -- TODO maybe make a native.load() idk
+		local _codemp = require("codemp.loader").load() -- TODO maybe make a native.load() idk
 		local _ws = _codemp.get_workspace(_workspace)
 		local _controller = _target ~= nil and _ws:get_buffer(_target) or _ws.cursor
 		while true do

src/buffer.lua

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-local native = require('codemp.loader')()
+local native = require('codemp.loader').load()
 
 local utils = require('codemp.utils')
 local async = require('codemp.async')

src/client.lua

@@ -1,11 +1,14 @@
-local native = require('codemp.loader')()
+local native = require('codemp.loader').load()
+
+local workspace = nil
 
 
-local function login(username, password, workspace)
-	native.login(username, password, workspace)
-	print(" ++ logged in as '" .. username .. "' on " .. workspace)
+local function login(username, password, ws)
+	native.login(username, password, ws)
+	print(" ++ logged in as '" .. username .. "' on " .. ws)
 end
 
 return {
 	login = login,
+	workspace = workspace,
 }

src/init.lua

@@ -1,11 +1,35 @@
-local native = require('codemp.loader')() -- make sure we can load the native library correctly, otherwise no point going forward
+local path = vim.fn.stdpath('data') .. '/codemp/'
+if vim.fn.isdirectory(path) == 0 then
+	vim.fn.mkdir(path, 'p')
+end
 
+-- -- TODO not the best loader but a simple example? urls dont work
+-- local host_os = vim.loop.os_uname().sysname
+-- local ext = nil
+-- if host_os == "Windows" then ext = ".dll"
+-- elseif host_os == "Mac" then ext = ".dylib"
+-- else ext = ".so"
+-- end
+-- 
+-- local shasum = nil
+-- 
+-- if vim.fn.filereadable(path .. 'native' .. ext) == 1 then
+-- 	shasum = vim.fn.system("sha256sum " .. path .. 'native' .. ext)
+-- end
+-- 
+-- local last_sum = vim.fn.system("curl -s https://codemp.alemi.dev/lib/lua/latest/sum")
+-- 
+-- if last_sum ~= shasum then
+-- 	vim.fn.system("curl -o " .. path .. 'native' .. ext .. "https://codemp.alemi.dev/lib/lua/latest")
+-- end
+
+local native = require('codemp.loader').load() -- make sure we can load the native library correctly, otherwise no point going forward
 
 -- TODO nvim docs say that we should stop all threads before exiting nvim
 --  but we like to live dangerously (:
 vim.loop.new_thread({}, function()
 	vim.loop.sleep(500) -- sleep a bit leaving user config time to override logger opts
-	local _codemp = require('codemp.loader')()
+	local _codemp = require('codemp.loader').load()
 	local logger = _codemp.setup_tracing()
 	while true do
 		print(logger:recv())

src/loader.lua

@@ -1,6 +1,5 @@
--- TODO check for platform? download it? check for updates?
-local function loader()
-	return require("libcodemp")
-end
-
-return loader
+return {
+	load = function ()
+		return require("codemp.native")
+	end
+}

src/workspace.lua

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-local native = require('codemp.loader')()
+local native = require('codemp.loader').load()
 
 local utils = require('codemp.utils')
 local buffers = require('codemp.buffer')
@@ -64,14 +64,14 @@ end
 
 local function list_users(workspace)
 	local workspace = native.get_workspace(workspace)
-	for _, buffer in ipairs(workspace.users) do
+	for _, buffer in pairs(workspace.users) do
 		print(" - " .. buffer)
 	end
 end
 
 local function list_buffers(workspace)
 	local workspace = native.get_workspace(workspace)
-	for _, buffer in ipairs(workspace.filetree) do
+	for _, buffer in pairs(workspace.filetree) do
 		print(" > " .. buffer)
 	end
 end