run method

Future<DomainVerifyRunResult> run(DomainVerifyOptions opts)

Run ulink verify --domain <domain>. Returns the exit code + structured result; does not call exit() itself so it stays unit-testable. 0 = all checks passed, 1 = a check failed, 2 = bad usage.

Implementation

Future<DomainVerifyRunResult> run(DomainVerifyOptions opts) async {
  try {
    if (opts.help) {
      _Log.out(domainVerifyUsage);
      return DomainVerifyRunResult(0, null);
    }

    final domain = normalizeDomain(opts.domain ?? '');
    if (domain.isEmpty) {
      _Log.err(
          'Missing --domain (the ULink domain to verify). See `ulink verify --help`.');
      return DomainVerifyRunResult(2, null);
    }

    _Log.step('Verifying app-link setup for ${ConsoleStyle.bold(domain)}');
    final checks = <Map<String, dynamic>>[];

    await _checkIos(domain, opts.ios, checks);
    await _checkAndroid(domain, opts.android, checks);

    final ok = checks.every((c) => c['ok'] == true);
    final result = <String, dynamic>{'domain': domain, 'ok': ok, 'checks': checks};
    if (opts.json) {
      _Log.out(const JsonEncoder.withIndent('  ').convert(result));
    }

    _Log.info('');
    if (ok) {
      _Log.ok('${ConsoleStyle.bold(domain)} is serving valid app-link '
          'association files. Deep links can verify on-device.');
      return DomainVerifyRunResult(0, result);
    }
    _Log.err('${ConsoleStyle.bold(domain)} is not fully wired for app links '
        'yet — see the failures above.');
    return DomainVerifyRunResult(1, result);
  } finally {
    if (_ownsClient) client.close();
  }
}