{"entries":[{"lastCommit":{"author":{"email":"natemoo-re@users.noreply.github.com","name":"Nate Moore","when":"2026-08-27T11:20:10.000000-04:00"},"committer":{"email":"noreply@github.com","name":"GitHub","when":"2026-08-27T11:20:10.000000-04:00"},"hash":"31fc1aeface2fb9bd986f7afbcfd66b8ff063a56","message":"fix(breaking): bordered elements should reserve layout space for border sides (#116)\n\n* fix: bordered boxes now reserve layout space for their border sides\n\nClay doesn't account for border widths in layout — borders were drawn as\nvisual overlays, so any element with border width > padding had its content\ncollapsed behind the border glyphs (or, for fit-height boxes, collapsed to a\nsingle row with top and bottom glyphs overlapping and children invisible).\n\nFix: at pack time, compute effective padding per side as\nmax(userPadding, borderWidth). Border glyphs draw in the same cells as before;\nonly the Clay layout values change so the engine reserves those cells.\n\nSemantics of the max rule:\n- No explicit padding: border width becomes the effective padding; content\n lands inside the border, not behind it.\n- padding == borderWidth (prior workaround): max evaluates to the same value,\n no double-reservation; these elements render identically.\n- padding > borderWidth: extra padding provides breathing room inside the\n border, measured from the border edge inward.\n\nCallers who set padding == borderWidth as a workaround are unaffected.\nDownstream compensators (e.g. lgtm.shop Panel) will render identically until\nthey drop the manual compensation on their next pin bump.\n\nResolves Open Decision #4 in specs/renderer-spec.md.\n\n* fix!: border padding is now additive, not max\n\nBorder presence implies padding on that side equal to the border width.\nCallers who compensated by setting `padding == borderWidth` now receive\ndouble-reservation and must remove the workaround padding.\n\n`padding: 1` with `border: 1` → effective 2; `border: 1` alone → effective 1.\n\n* refactor: move border padding reservation into the wasm renderer\n\nThe additive effective-padding rule (userPadding + borderWidth per side)\nwas applied in pack() on the TypeScript side, so the packed layout word\ncarried a pre-computed value. It now happens in clayterm.c when the\nPROP_BORDER block decodes border widths: decl is zero-initialized and\nPROP_LAYOUT decodes first, so border-without-layout and\nlayout-without-border both fall out naturally.\n\nThe wire format's padding field now carries raw user padding; the\nrenderer owns the reservation. 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Border glyphs draw in the same cells as before;\nonly the Clay layout values change so the engine reserves those cells.\n\nSemantics of the max rule:\n- No explicit padding: border width becomes the effective padding; content\n lands inside the border, not behind it.\n- padding == borderWidth (prior workaround): max evaluates to the same value,\n no double-reservation; these elements render identically.\n- padding > borderWidth: extra padding provides breathing room inside the\n border, measured from the border edge inward.\n\nCallers who set padding == borderWidth as a workaround are unaffected.\nDownstream compensators (e.g. lgtm.shop Panel) will render identically until\nthey drop the manual compensation on their next pin bump.\n\nResolves Open Decision #4 in specs/renderer-spec.md.\n\n* fix!: border padding is now additive, not max\n\nBorder presence implies padding on that side equal to the border width.\nCallers who compensated by setting `padding == borderWidth` now receive\ndouble-reservation and must remove the workaround padding.\n\n`padding: 1` with `border: 1` → effective 2; `border: 1` alone → effective 1.\n\n* refactor: move border padding reservation into the wasm renderer\n\nThe additive effective-padding rule (userPadding + borderWidth per side)\nwas applied in pack() on the TypeScript side, so the packed layout word\ncarried a pre-computed value. It now happens in clayterm.c when the\nPROP_BORDER block decodes border widths: decl is zero-initialized and\nPROP_LAYOUT decodes first, so border-without-layout and\nlayout-without-border both fall out naturally.\n\nThe wire format's padding field now carries raw user padding; the\nrenderer owns the reservation. Behavior is unchanged — all existing\nborder tests pass as-is.","tree":"46bf4e2b7a0cfdb3b35710d6f1deb2257eae5d4b"},"mode":"0100644","name":"clip.test.ts","size":5402},{"lastCommit":{"author":{"email":"rauhryan@users.noreply.github.com","name":"Ryan Rauh","when":"2026-06-14T10:15:47.000000-04:00"},"committer":{"email":"noreply@github.com","name":"GitHub","when":"2026-06-14T10:15:47.000000-04:00"},"hash":"be7e746d5921dbc9ee41bb0f0b74b121ea6b6d5d","message":"✨ Add border-cell backgrounds (#94)\n\n* ✨ Add border-cell backgrounds\n\n* format the spec file\n\n* fix merge conflicts\n\n* Adds code comment and validation for bg\n\n* Updated the tests as suggests by paul","tree":"879636da3a6ad198ff8e1586cdd77bfe4a1b224e"},"mode":"0100644","name":"color.test.ts","size":5775},{"lastCommit":{"author":{"email":"natemoo-re@users.noreply.github.com","name":"Nate Moore","when":"2026-10-05T21:04:40.000000-04:00"},"committer":{"email":"noreply@github.com","name":"GitHub","when":"2026-10-05T20:04:40.000000-05:00"},"hash":"00aee53c792aab21d1e197c20cc7d5024474fb8b","message":"feat: terminfo capability core (parser, detectTerminal) (#131)","tree":"42f6a1166b2724d037defd20bd235d3df06ecdce"},"mode":"0100644","name":"fixtures.ts","size":6019},{"lastCommit":{"author":{"email":"natemoo-re@users.noreply.github.com","name":"Nate Moore","when":"2026-06-17T11:45:18.000000-04:00"},"committer":{"email":"noreply@github.com","name":"GitHub","when":"2026-06-17T11:45:18.000000-04:00"},"hash":"25fb6a091674df8a1c13d109b3f0560f067a64f0","message":"benchmark: replace simulation with walltime macro benches + e2e correctness (#91)\n\n* test: add input event-loop integration test\n\nDrives createInput as a consumer would (read chunk, scan, flush a pending ESC, dispatch) and asserts the same event stream whether input is fed whole, byte-by-byte, or split mid-sequence. Covers the lone-ESC flush path.\n\n* bench: add macro throughput WallTime bench\n\nIn-process bench over a large mixed corpus, measured in WallTime where real work dominates placement/JIT/alloc noise (the Simulation micro-benches sit on codegen cliffs). Feeds the corpus in small reads: a single scan() drains at most 256 events (the wasm event-buffer cap), so small reads keep every call under the cap and process the whole corpus.\n\n* bench: remove input micro-suite (codegen-cliff artifacts)\n\nThe Simulation input micro-benches (long input burst, printable ASCII single char) move by 50-90% on unrelated changes, even a test-only rename, because their simulated cost snaps to a different value when the combined wasm shifts. Input perf is now gated by the throughput WallTime bench; correctness by the event-loop integration test.\n\n* ci(bench): pin build runner and drop wasm cache\n\nPin ubuntu-24.04 so the wasm toolchain is stable and drop the wasm cache so main and PRs always rebuild identically. The cache froze main's baseline on a stale build, so every PR compared a fresh build against a stale baseline and produced phantom regressions.\n\n* fix(ci): return a promise from throughput bench for CodSpeed walltime\n\nCodSpeed's walltime tinybench plugin only populates result.latency on its async path; a sync task fn leaves it undefined and crashes (Cannot destructure 'min' of result.latency). startup.bench works because its tasks return a promise (spawnFixture). Return Promise.resolve() from the throughput task so the plugin takes the async path — a bare async fn with no await would trip deno's require-await lint. The walltime job runs startup and throughput as separate node processes.\n\n* bench: move render/ops to WallTime macro benches, drop the simulation job\n\nCodSpeed Simulation (Valgrind) is unviable for CI here: flaky measurements (dashboard layout swung 20x, diff render 17% on changes that touch no render code) and unpredictable runtime — the same commit's simulation job finished in ~2 min one run and hung past 30 min the next. Convert render/ops to ms-scale WallTime macro benches (looped, promise-returning, ~7-11ms at <1% variance) run as separate node processes in the walltime job, and drop the simulation job entirely. mod.ts is now a local aggregator for deno task bench.\n\n* ref(test): use built-in\n\n* ref(bench): centralize withCodSpeed workaround\n\n* ref(test): use semantic util functions","tree":"754d2317241a192a71a2eebf8118a65fbd02cac5"},"mode":"0100644","name":"input-loop.test.ts","size":4308},{"lastCommit":{"author":{"email":"git@natemoo.re","name":"Nate Moore","when":"2026-10-08T18:16:46.000000-05:00"},"committer":{"email":"git@natemoo.re","name":"Nate Moore","when":"2026-10-10T12:25:51.000000-05:00"},"hash":"60908220a7433a8c69ee917350263d373ce81ca6","message":"test(input): pin OSC 22 reply edge cases\n\n#101's bespoke parse_osc() drew review for unbounded digit accumulation\non `ESC ] 9999...`. The rebuild drops that parser and relies on #132's\nparse_osc_response(), which already bails once the OSC number passes\n22 and caps payloads at MAX_RESPONSE. These tests pin that behavior for\nOSC 22 so it cannot regress: BEL and ST terminators, the \"0\"\nempty-stack reply, byte-at-a-time delivery, a broken ST, a 64-digit\nOSC number, OSC 220, and an over-long payload (no event, parser\nrecovers for the next reply).\n","tree":"ad8dfb8cb8833254662cf2d0e2ef4ba222df5132"},"mode":"0100644","name":"input.test.ts","size":45599},{"lastCommit":{"author":{"email":"rauhryan@users.noreply.github.com","name":"Ryan Rauh","when":"2026-06-14T10:04:03.000000-04:00"},"committer":{"email":"noreply@github.com","name":"GitHub","when":"2026-06-14T10:04:03.000000-04:00"},"hash":"b0ded4ff011737d98581c16c00c3c3b55905c282","message":"feat: expand floating parameters (#29)\n\n* feat: expand floating parameters\n\n* ♻️ use string literals for floating options\n\n* Remove any casts from validation tests","tree":"212ea62592fdd78f475ce108041226dbe1b8f99d"},"mode":"0100644","name":"pack.test.ts","size":2053},{"lastCommit":{"author":{"email":"git@natemoo.re","name":"Nate Moore","when":"2026-10-11T13:31:23.000000-05:00"},"committer":{"email":"git@natemoo.re","name":"Nate Moore","when":"2026-10-11T13:31:23.000000-05:00"},"hash":"6939c476745ed46fd708ba08c3dd020863ebe551","message":"feat: name the open() cursor property after CSS (was pointerShape)\n\nCSS names the mouse-pointer property cursor and the insertion-point\nproperties caret-*, and the library already calls the insertion point\ncaret (text()'s caret declaration, §7.6) — so the element property now\nmatches CSS exactly: open(id, { cursor: \"grab\" }).\n\nThe capability layer keeps its names: the CapabilityEvent key stays\n\"pointer-shape\", RuntimeCapabilities.pointerShape stays, and\npointer-shape.ts / PointerShape / POINTER_SHAPES / resolvePointerShape\nstay — those name the kitty OSC 22 pointer-shape protocol, which is\nwhat they are on the wire.\n\nMinor changeset: we're 0.x.\n","tree":"51816272c001fe199dfa82a2057e64650cf2ae87"},"mode":"0100644","name":"pointer-shape.test.ts","size":8822},{"lastCommit":{"author":{"email":"cowboyd@frontside.com","name":"Charles Lowell","when":"2026-03-30T15:07:09.000000-05:00"},"committer":{"email":"cowboyd@frontside.com","name":"Charles Lowell","when":"2026-03-30T15:07:34.000000-05:00"},"hash":"d3636339d50112d7d681e320104c2e2c0b051ff2","message":"✨ add pointer events and interactive hover to Clay render pipeline\n\nClay's pointer hit-testing is now wired through render() via RenderOptions,\nreturning pointerenter/pointerleave/pointerclick events by diffing\nClay_GetPointerOverIds() across frames. 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Rio and Konsole lack primary evidence (Konsole is contradicted\nby ucs-detect, which — like our probe — tests the query form).\n\nThe spec records the accepted false-positive trade: nested contexts\nthat inherit the environment unchanged (Emacs term-mode) are granted by\nassociation; muxers and IDE terminals rewrite their identity and are\nnaturally excluded.\n","tree":"686f097e42f13919e79d154ac06ed16ac4a769ae"},"mode":"0100644","name":"terminfo.test.ts","size":9002},{"lastCommit":{"author":{"email":"cowboyd@frontside.com","name":"Charles Lowell","when":"2026-06-26T01:10:28.000000-05:00"},"committer":{"email":"noreply@github.com","name":"GitHub","when":"2026-06-26T09:10:28.000000+03:00"},"hash":"5e253a722d6a2a4072797dbc76729a8a0c990ece","message":"✨Transitions (#27)\n\n* 📝 add transitions design specification\n\nDesign spec for clayterm transitions: frame-snapshot-compatible interpolation\nof element position, size, and color properties. Defines the deltaTime\nconvention, the animating signal on RenderResult, declarative enter/exit\nsemantics that replace Clay's function-pointer callbacks, and cancellation\nas a structural consequence of re-describing state. Implementation is\ngated on bumping the Clay submodule past the upstream transition commit.\n\n* ⬆️ bump Clay submodule to latest main (transitions API)\n\n* 🔧 adapt clayterm to new Clay signatures (OpenTextElement, EndLayout)\n\n* ⬆️ pin Clay to 938967a (work around upstream CLAY_WASM_EXPORT typo)\n\n* ✨ add deltaTime parameter to reduce()\n\n* 🔧 add deltaTime to Native.reduce signature\n\n* ✨ track deltaTime on Term, accept deltaTime override\n\n* ✨ add animating_count to Clayterm context\n\n* 🔧 expose animating() via Native binding\n\n* ✨ surface animating: boolean on RenderResult\n\n* 📝 rewrite transitions spec for v1 (Clay-supported subset)\n\nScope v1 to what Clay currently supports without userData on transition\ncallbacks: one duration and one easing per element, applied to all listed\nproperties. Drop per-property longhand, enter/exit deltas, cubicBezier,\nand corner radius — each with an explicit \"Deferred Until Upstream Clay\"\nentry in §13 referencing nicbarker/clay#603 and the forthcoming exit-flag\nwork. Easings are plain string literals (\"linear\" | \"easeIn\" | \"easeOut\"\n| \"easeInOut\") since v1 has no parametric easings.\n\n* ✨ add transition property names, bitmask helpers, and Easing\n\n* ✨ add transition field type to OpenElement\n\n* ✨ encode transition block in pack()\n\n* ✨ register Clay handlers, interpolate on property change\n\nCo-Authored-By:\n\n* ✨ reset deltaTime to 0 after idle (preserve transitions across long gaps)\n\n* ✅ verify color transitions work in line mode\n\n* 🎨 apply deno fmt and clang-format\n\n* ✨ add transitions demo (collapsing sidebar)\n\n* 📝 reference transitions-spec from renderer-spec\n\n* ✨ rewrite transitions demo as interactive full-screen menu\n\n* ✨ add clay-transitions demo port (v1-compatible subset)\n\nPorts the spirit of the raylib-transitions demo to clayterm: a 4×4 grid\nof colored boxes that animate position, size, and bg color. Shuffle (s)\nanimates positions via Clay's transition system; recolor (c) toggles\nbetween two palettes with animated bg interpolation; hover tints each\nbox by blending its bg toward white (overlay-color field is not yet in\nthe v1 command buffer, so lighten-on-hover substitutes). Full mouse\ntracking is wired via mouseTracking() + pointer state from input events.\n\n* 🎨 let clay-transitions demo rows fill available height\n\n* 🎨 remove modeline from clay-transitions demo\n\n* 📝 note ct_active_context is a workaround for Clay userData PR\n\n* 🎨 use border-only boxes in clay-transitions demo\n\n* 🎨 prevent menu text from wrapping during sidebar transition\n\n* 🔥 drop unused grow import in transitions-run test\n\n* Update transitions branch with upstream changes (#53)\n\n* ✨ add snapshot() for pre-packing directive subtrees\n\nIntroduces a new `snapshot(ops)` constructor that pre-packs a directive\narray into its transfer encoding. 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