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Settings: language and theme, kept in the app
Appearance in Settings chooses the language (the system's, or one of the nine the app has;
the window opens again in it, its replies and shells let go first) and the theme (the
account's, or Moria or Shire, drawn at once and the window painted in it). Kept in
localStorage on this computer: /api/v2 has no PATCH /me for either yet, so the account's
own stay as they are. i18n.js reads the choice and carries each language's own name from
the server's catalogue. Tests E5.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-11-10 13:14:36 +00:00

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// The page's one way out: Tauri's commands (src-tauri/src/lib.rs). The page holds no token and
// makes no request of its own -- the content security policy allows it none but the bridge. The
// server is reached through `api` and `follow`, which Rust sends with the app's sign-in.
const tauri = window.__TAURI__
export const invoke = tauri.core.invoke
export const listen = tauri.event.listen
export const win = tauri.window.getCurrentWindow()
/** A request to the server's /api/v2: `path` from there on. Rejects with {status, detail}. */
export function api(method, path, body) {
return invoke("api", { method, path, body: body === undefined ? null : body })
}
export const get = (path) => api("GET", path)
export const post = (path, body) => api("POST", path, body ?? {})
export const patch = (path, body) => api("PATCH", path, body)
export const del = (path) => api("DELETE", path)
/** A `GET` on /api/v2 that answers plain text (a shown file). Rejects with {status, detail}. */
export const getText = (path) => invoke("api_text", { path })
/** An error's words, whatever shape it came in. */
export function why(err) {
if (err && typeof err === "object" && "detail" in err) return String(err.detail)
return String(err)
}
// Frames of every followed reply arrive as one event; they are handed on by stream id. A frame
// can arrive before `stream_open` has answered with its id, so frames for an unknown id wait.
const followers = new Map()
const early = new Map()
listen("stream", (e) => {
const { id, event, data } = e.payload
const f = followers.get(id)
if (f) deliver(f, id, event, data)
else {
if (!early.has(id)) early.set(id, [])
early.get(id).push([event, data])
}
})
function deliver(f, id, event, data) {
if (event === "end") {
followers.delete(id)
f.onEnd(data)
} else f.onFrame(event, data)
}
/**
* Follow a reply: `onFrame(event, data)` for each frame, `onEnd(error|null)` once. The handle's
* `close()` stops it (onEnd still comes).
*/
export async function follow(path, { onFrame, onEnd }) {
const id = await invoke("stream_open", { path })
const f = { onFrame, onEnd }
followers.set(id, f)
for (const [event, data] of early.get(id) || []) {
if (!followers.has(id)) break
deliver(f, id, event, data)
}
early.delete(id)
return {
id,
close() {
invoke("stream_close", { id })
},
}
}
// --- The terminal panel's socket -----------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Opened by Rust (`terminal_open`), which holds the token and the socket; the page gets the frames
// as `terminal` events -- `output` (the shell's bytes, base64), `control` (the server's JSON), a last
// `end` -- and sends keys, sizes and "close" through commands. As with a followed reply, a frame
// can come before `terminal_open` has answered with its id: those wait.
const terminals = new Map()
const earlyTerminal = new Map()
listen("terminal", (e) => {
const { id, kind, data } = e.payload
const f = terminals.get(id)
if (f) deliverTerminal(f, id, kind, data)
else {
if (!earlyTerminal.has(id)) earlyTerminal.set(id, [])
earlyTerminal.get(id).push([kind, data])
}
})
function deliverTerminal(f, id, kind, data) {
if (kind === "end") {
terminals.delete(id)
f.onEnd(data || {})
} else if (kind === "output") f.onOutput(data)
else if (kind === "control") f.onControl(data)
}
/**
* Open a shell: `target` is `{ chat }` or `{ device, directory }`; `onOutput(base64)`,
* `onControl(frame)`, and `onEnd({ code, reason, status, error })` once. The handle sends keys
* (`input`), a size (`resize`), and lets go (`close`; onEnd still comes).
*/
export async function openTerminal(target, cols, rows, { onOutput, onControl, onEnd }) {
const id = await invoke("terminal_open", {
chat: target.chat ?? null,
device: target.device ?? null,
directory: target.directory ?? null,
cols,
rows,
})
const f = { onOutput, onControl, onEnd }
terminals.set(id, f)
for (const [kind, data] of earlyTerminal.get(id) || []) {
if (!terminals.has(id)) break
deliverTerminal(f, id, kind, data)
}
earlyTerminal.delete(id)
return {
id,
input: (data) => invoke("terminal_input", { id, data }),
resize: (c, r) => invoke("terminal_resize", { id, cols: c, rows: r }),
close: () => invoke("terminal_close", { id }),
}
}
/** A web link, in the system's browser. */
export function openLink(url) {
return invoke("open_external", { url }).catch(() => {})
}
/** Let go of every reply followed and every shell open (the page is about to load again). */
export function letGoAll() {
const ids = [...followers.keys()].map((id) => invoke("stream_close", { id }))
const shells = [...terminals.keys()].map((id) => invoke("terminal_close", { id }))
return Promise.allSettled([...ids, ...shells])
}