- New 'Filformat' row in the settings dialog opens a list of all
[open_with] associations (.ext → command) plus the default editor;
Delete removes an association (persisted to config.toml), Esc goes
back
- Ghost fix: some terminals leave the right half of wide glyphs
(emoji) behind when the diff only rewrites part of them — windows
being dragged/resized/closed/snapped now request one full terminal
repaint on completion, clearing any leftovers. Verified the
compositor itself is clean (headless frames have no ghosts)
- Integration suite: 41/41
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- New open_file IPC message: resolves [open_with] extension mapping,
falls back to default_editor for known text formats, otherwise opens
an 'Öppna med' dialog where the user types a command (live preview
of the full command line, path tail-truncated so the extension stays
visible) and chooses open-once or save-as-default for the extension
(persisted to [open_with] in config.toml)
- default_editor configurable in the settings dialog (new Editor row
with inline text editing) and in config.toml; '{}' in commands is
replaced with the shell-quoted path
- Documented in SOCKET_API.md; integration suite covers dialog →
save-association → direct open (38/38)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
alt+tab is grabbed by desktop WMs and alt+arrows are re-encoded or
swallowed by several terminals, leaking plain arrow keys into the
focused window. Primary defaults are now letter chords which every
terminal delivers via ESC-prefix: alt+w (switcher), alt+h/alt+l
(snap), alt+m (maximize). The alt+tab/arrow variants stay as extra
bindings, and standalone/client now enable the kitty keyboard
protocol (DISAMBIGUATE_ESCAPE_CODES) when the terminal supports it
so even those are delivered unambiguously (Konsole 23.08+, kitty,
foot, wezterm, ghostty). 34/34 integration checks.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- tui-wm --init [DIR] writes an embedded default config.toml,
panels/topbar.toml and themes/{dark,light}.toml (default target
~/.config/tui-wm, existing files untouched)
- Config discovery: ./config.toml wins, otherwise ~/.config/tui-wm/
is used (process switches working dir there so panels/themes/saves/
hot-reload all resolve consistently); spawned PTYs still start in
the user's original working directory
- VS Code build tasks copy themes/ into builds/, dist/ sample configs
refreshed with all new keys and the settings gear
- CI release now also uploads tui-wm-config.tar.gz (config + panels +
themes) alongside the binaries
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- New spawn_settings action + '≡ Inställningar' button in the default
panel (≡ instead of ⚙ which has ambiguous character width): opens a
singleton settings window
- Rows: theme (cycles built-in + themes/*.toml), panel (cycles
panels/*.toml), shadow and scrollbar toggles — keyboard (arrows/
Enter/Esc) and mouse (click selects, click again activates)
- Shows where config.toml, themes/ and panels/ live
- Changes apply immediately and persist to config.toml via toml_edit;
the hot-reload watcher picks up the file writes for panels
- README and --help updated with switcher/snap/copy-mode/theme docs
- Integration suite: 30/30 (gear click, dialog opens, shadow toggle
persisted to config.toml)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Dropping the client's channel sender never closed the socket (the
server's reader thread keeps the connection open), so the client froze
waiting for frames. The server now sends a bye message; the client
exits cleanly on it and its socket close lets the server clean up.
Messages from already-disconnected clients are ignored. Verified
end-to-end with the real client in a PTY (exits 0, daemon survives).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- -h/--help prints a full usage overview (modes, config keys, keys, mouse)
- Run dialog now executes the typed command directly in the new window
(previously it spawned the default shell and typed the command into
it, which showed up as just an empty terminal)
- Virtual terminals get vt100 scrollback (config scrollback_lines,
default 1000): mouse wheel scrolls history when the app doesn't
capture the mouse, arrow-key fallback on the alternate screen, any
keypress jumps back to the bottom; optional scrollbar on the right
border (show_scrollbar) plus configurable default_window_size
- Exit triggered from a connected display client (ctrl+q / panel
button) now only disconnects that client — the daemon/standalone
session and its programs keep running
- Windows now paint the border zone in the desktop background color so
rounded corners actually look rounded instead of a filled square
with an inner rounded frame; popup dialogs rounded too
- Integration suite extended to 19 checks (scrollback, run dialog,
client-safe exit) — all passing
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
All colors/styles for windows, panel, dropdown and desktop now live in
src/theme.rs — restyle the whole WM from one file. Windows and menus
use rounded borders; hover/focus states share one accent style.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Wide characters shifted everything after them one column to the right:
- render.rs: vt100's empty wide-continuation cell was padded to a
space, making wide chars occupy 2+1 columns — skip it entirely
- ipc.rs buffer_to_ansi: same bug for daemon frames — skip cells
covered by a preceding wide symbol (unicode-width)
- app.rs: clamp virtual terminals to >= 2 columns (vt100 0.16 has a
subtraction underflow panic on wide chars in a 1-col grid) and give
content_area a sane 80x24 default so windows spawned before the
first layout pass aren't degenerate
- main.rs: use try_send for display frames so one slow/stalled client
can no longer freeze the whole WM
- integration test: new end-to-end check that emoji do not shift the
row, plus fix a false match against the window title
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- New key_event/mouse_event client messages (crossterm serde) that run
through the complete WM event handling on the server — remote clients
get window focus, drag/resize and mouse forwarding into virtual
terminals (SGR/UTF-8/X10) identical to standalone mode
- tui-wm -c now forwards mouse events; previously only keyboard worked
remotely
- IPC unit tests + end-to-end integration test (tests/integration.py):
daemon, frames, click/scroll SGR forwarding, popups, TUI-FM in a
window — 12/12 passing
- Document the new messages in SOCKET_API.md
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Replace Unix-socket-only server/client with interprocess local sockets:
unchanged unix domain socket on Linux (SOCKET_API compatible),
named pipes on Windows
- Run command lines with arguments via sh -c / cmd /C in the PTY
- Wire RunProgram args into the spawned command
- Make libc a unix-only dependency
- Skip Kitty background image on Windows (protocol unsupported)
- Drop dead pixel-size query code in kitty_gfx
- Reject left/right panel positions at config parse instead of silently
ignoring them
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Added `kitty_gfx` module to handle loading, scaling, and displaying background images using the Kitty graphics protocol.
- Integrated background image handling into the main application loop, allowing dynamic updates based on configuration.
- Enhanced terminal rendering to support transparent backgrounds when a Kitty image is active.
- Updated IPC server to manage client connections and messages, including handling background image settings.
- Modified `PtyTerminal` to accept additional environment variables during shell spawning.
- Improved rendering logic to support popup dialogs and terminal background color customization.
- Introduced a new `Config` struct for loading application configuration from a TOML file.
- Added support for keybindings and panel configurations, including status widgets.
- Implemented `PtyTerminal` for handling pseudo-terminal interactions.
- Created a rendering module to manage the display of application windows, panels, and dropdowns.
- Refactored the main application loop to utilize the new configuration and rendering logic.
- Removed legacy code related to event handling and rendering from `main.rs`.
