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Project Overview

Proton Cleanup is a Python CLI/TUI tool that scans and cleans up Steam Proton compatibility environments on Linux. It discovers installed games, Proton tools, orphaned Wine prefixes, and non-Steam shortcuts. Users interact via a Textual TUI or JSON/table CLI output.

Tech Stack

• Python ≥ 3.10 with src/ layout (src/proton_manager/)
• Build: hatchling (PEP 621 metadata in pyproject.toml)
• TUI: Textual ≥ 0.70.0
• Steam parsing: vdf ≥ 3.4
• Tests: pytest + pytest-asyncio (tests in tests/)
• Linter/Formatter: ruff (config in pyproject.toml)
• Flatpak: manifest at flatpak/io.github.protoncleanup.ProtonCleanup.yaml

Architecture

src/proton_manager/
├── __init__.py         # Version via importlib.metadata
├── cli.py              # argparse entry point (main())
├── model.py            # Dataclasses: GameEntry, ProtonTool, Confidence, GameKind
├── output.py           # JSON/table formatting for CLI
├── scan/               # Pure scanning logic (no UI)
│   ├── config.py       # Parse CompatToolMapping from config.vdf
│   ├── libraries.py    # Discover Steam library folders
│   ├── orphans.py      # Detect orphaned compatdata prefixes
│   ├── proton_tools.py # Find installed Proton/Wine tools
│   ├── shortcuts.py    # Parse non-Steam shortcuts
│   ├── steam_games.py  # Parse appmanifest_*.acf files
│   └── steam_roots.py  # Locate Steam root directories
├── tui/
│   ├── app.py          # ProtonManagerApp (main Textual app)
│   ├── delete_dialog.py# Deletion confirmation modal
│   └── widgets.py      # GameTable, DetailPanel, FilterBar

Key Conventions

• Version: Single source in pyproject.toml, read via importlib.metadata.version("proton-cleanup") in __init__.py. Never hardcode versions elsewhere.
• Entry points: proton-cleanup (primary) and proton-manager (compat alias), both call proton_manager.cli:main.
• Scan modules are pure functions that take paths and return data. They do NOT import TUI or CLI code.
• Model (model.py) is the shared data layer — GameEntry, ProtonTool, Confidence, GameKind enums/dataclasses.
• Ruff rules: select = ["E", "F", "W", "I", "UP", "B", "SIM"], line-length 100, target Python 3.10.
• Tests: asyncio_mode = "auto". TUI tests use app.run_test() from Textual.

Workflow

1. Before editing, read the relevant files to understand context.
2. Run tests after changes: make test or python -m pytest -q.
3. Run lint after changes: ruff check src tests && ruff format --check src tests.
4. Keep scan modules decoupled from UI. New scanning logic goes in scan/.
5. New TUI features go in tui/. New widgets go in widgets.py.
6. Add tests for new functionality in tests/.

Constraints

• Do NOT modify the version in pyproject.toml — that is the release manager's job.
• Do NOT modify CI/CD workflows (.github/workflows/) unless explicitly asked.
• Do NOT add dependencies without the user's approval.
• Keep Python 3.10 compatibility — no match statements, no X | Y union types at runtime (use from __future__ import annotations).