Function seedVault

tooling/scripts/perf-desktop-runtime.mjs:204–241

(vaultRoot, count)

}

async function seedVault(vaultRoot, count) {
  const inbox = join(vaultRoot, 'inbox')
  const quick = join(vaultRoot, 'quick')
  const archive = join(vaultRoot, 'archive')
  const trash = join(vaultRoot, 'trash')
  await Promise.all([
    mkdir(inbox, { recursive: true }),
    mkdir(quick, { recursive: true }),
    mkdir(archive, { recursive: true }),
    mkdir(trash, { recursive: true })
  ])

  const files = []
  for (let index = 0; index < count; index += 1) {
    const id = formatIndex(index)
    const topic = index % 20
    const sprint = index % 13
    const title = `Perf Note ${id} Topic ${topic}`
    const body = `# ${title}

This is a synthetic desktop runtime benchmark note for ZenNotes.
It contains searchable token desktop-runtime-benchmark-${id} and shared topic-${topic}.

## Details

- Index: ${index}
- Topic: ${topic}
- Sprint: ${sprint}
- Status: ${index % 3 === 0 ? 'active' : 'reference'}

The body is intentionally modest so note-open timing measures app overhead more than disk throughput.

#perf #topic-${topic} #sprint-${sprint}
${largeNoteLines > 0 && index === Math.min(count - 1, largeNoteIndex) ? largeNoteBody(largeNoteLines, id) : ''}`
    files.push([join(inbox, `${id} - topic-${topic}.md`), body])
  }
  await writeFilesInBatches(files)
}

async function seedUserData(userDataRoot, vaultRoot) {
  await mkdir(userDataRoot, { recursive: true })