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Simon FrankenandClaude Opus 5.5
19c6f17eb2
For a dirty submodule, list the changed files so the user can remember
what they were doing there:
Changes 5 files · 2M 1A 1D 1R · +37 −12
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M render.go src/render/ +20 −4 3d ago
? scratch.txt 5m ago
- Status.Changes: files changed against HEAD (staged and unstaged
combined) with kind, line counts and modification time; sorted by kind,
then by size; capped at 200 with totals over all files.
- Git provider: parse `status --porcelain=v2 -z` and one
`diff HEAD --numstat -z -M`, only for dirty submodules.
- Detail pane: flat list with a colored status letter per file, like IDE
source-control views; counts and age in compact columns; up to 10 files,
every kind keeps a line, the rest is summarized as "n more".
- Fixture gains libs/work with every kind of change; mock data extended.
- Docs: F24, change preview in the UX guide, D17.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
68 lines
2.1 KiB
Go
68 lines
2.1 KiB
Go
// Package theme holds the colors, glyphs and shared styles for the TUI.
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package theme
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import (
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"os"
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"github.com/charmbracelet/lipgloss"
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)
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// Theme uses the 16 ANSI colors for everything that carries meaning, so
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// the TUI follows the user's terminal color scheme. Only background shades,
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// which have no ANSI equivalent, use adaptive 256-color values.
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type Theme struct {
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Primary lipgloss.TerminalColor // accent: branch names, commit hashes
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Info lipgloss.TerminalColor
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Added lipgloss.TerminalColor // added lines and files
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Warn lipgloss.TerminalColor
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Danger lipgloss.TerminalColor
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Muted lipgloss.TerminalColor
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Text lipgloss.TerminalColor
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Border lipgloss.TerminalColor // pane separators, help separators
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Bar lipgloss.TerminalColor // background of the header bar
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Selected lipgloss.TerminalColor // background of the selected row
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Glyphs Glyphs
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}
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func Default() Theme {
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g := Unicode()
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if os.Getenv("SUBMARINE_ASCII") != "" {
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g = ASCII()
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}
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return Theme{
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Primary: lipgloss.Color("6"), // cyan
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Info: lipgloss.Color("4"), // blue
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Added: lipgloss.Color("2"), // green
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Warn: lipgloss.Color("3"), // yellow
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Danger: lipgloss.Color("1"), // red
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Muted: lipgloss.Color("8"), // bright black / grey
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Text: lipgloss.NoColor{}, // terminal default foreground
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Border: lipgloss.Color("8"),
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Bar: lipgloss.AdaptiveColor{Light: "254", Dark: "235"},
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Selected: lipgloss.AdaptiveColor{Light: "253", Dark: "237"},
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Glyphs: g,
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}
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}
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// Fg returns a style with the given foreground color.
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func Fg(c lipgloss.TerminalColor) lipgloss.Style {
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return lipgloss.NewStyle().Foreground(c)
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}
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// Glyphs are the few symbols used next to the state words.
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type Glyphs struct {
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Staged, Ahead, Behind, Collapsed, Expanded, Problems, Minus, From, Rule string
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}
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func Unicode() Glyphs {
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return Glyphs{
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Staged: "●", Ahead: "↑", Behind: "↓", Collapsed: "▸", Expanded: "▾", Problems: "·", Minus: "−", From: "←", Rule: "─",
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}
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}
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func ASCII() Glyphs {
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return Glyphs{
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Staged: "*", Ahead: "^", Behind: "v", Collapsed: ">", Expanded: "v", Problems: ".", Minus: "-", From: "<-", Rule: "-",
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}
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}
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