@amritk/nish-x86_64-linux 0.18.0 → 0.21.0

package/std/term-probe.ts

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+/**
+ * `std/term-probe` — what the terminal a program runs in can do (its colours,
+ * keyboard protocol, graphics and size), asked of it once at start and read
+ * from its answer.
+ *
+ * A program writes `probeQueries(env)` in one write, then feeds what the
+ * terminal sends back to a `TermProbe` until `done()` (the terminal answered
+ * the last query) or `timedOut(now)`, and reads the `TermCaps` from `result()`.
+ * The module is pure: the environment comes in as a `TermEnv`, times are the
+ * caller's milliseconds as `f64` from any origin, and nothing here reads,
+ * writes or waits.
+ *
+ * ```ts
+ * import { TermEnv, TermProbe, probeQueries } from "nish/term-probe";
+ *
+ * const env: TermEnv = new TermEnv();
+ * env.term = "xterm-256color";
+ * const probe: TermProbe = new TermProbe(env, 80, 24, 0.0);
+ * const queries: string = probeQueries(env); // write these to the terminal
+ * // …feed each read: probe.feed(bytes, count, nowMs), until probe.done() or probe.timedOut(nowMs)
+ * console.log(`${probe.result().colors}`);
+ * ```
+ *
+ * - `TermEnv` — the environment variables the probe reads, each "" when
+ *   unset, one field each in camelCase: `term` (`TERM`), `colorterm`
+ *   (`COLORTERM`), `termProgram` (`TERM_PROGRAM`), `tmux` (`TMUX`), `sty`
+ *   (`STY`), `sshConnection`, `sshClient` and `sshTty` (`SSH_CONNECTION`,
+ *   `SSH_CLIENT`, `SSH_TTY`), `noColor` (`NO_COLOR`), `nishTermGraphics`
+ *   (`NISH_TERM_GRAPHICS`) and `nishTermFps` (`NISH_TERM_FPS`, which the probe
+ *   carries for the renderer and does not read).
+ * - `probeQueries(env)` — every query, in this order, as one string:
+ *   XTVERSION `CSI > q`, DECRQM for synchronized output `CSI ? 2026 $ p` and
+ *   pixel mouse `CSI ? 1016 $ p`, kitty's keyboard flags `CSI ? u`, a kitty
+ *   graphics query `APC G i=31,s=1,v=1,a=q,t=d,f=24;AAAA ST`, XTSMGRAPHICS
+ *   for the sixel colour registers `CSI ? 1 ; 1 ; 0 S`, the cell size
+ *   `CSI 16 t`, the text area size `CSI 14 t`, a true-colour background set
+ *   and read back with DECRQSS (`CSI 48 ; 2 ; 1 ; 2 ; 3 m`, `DCS $ q m ST`,
+ *   `CSI m`), and DA1 `CSI c` last. Terminals answer in order, so the answer
+ *   to DA1, which every terminal gives, means the rest are in. Under tmux
+ *   (`TMUX` set) the queries only the outer terminal can answer — kitty
+ *   graphics and the two sizes — go inside tmux's passthrough,
+ *   `DCS tmux; … ST` with each ESC doubled; under GNU screen (`STY` set) the
+ *   sizes go inside screen's `DCS … ST`, and the kitty graphics query and
+ *   DECRQSS, which hold an ST of their own and which screen would forward
+ *   rather than answer, are left out. On the Linux console (`TERM=linux`)
+ *   both are left out too: it has no string states and would print them. DA1 is never wrapped: the multiplexer
+ *   answers it, so a multiplexer that forwards no reply still ends the probe.
+ * - `TermProbe` — the probe in progress, made when the queries are sent.
+ *   `feed(bytes, count, nowMs)` decodes a read through its own `KeyDecoder`
+ *   (`nish/term`), keeping the replies and holding back every other event (a
+ *   key typed while the probe ran) for `heldEvents()`, in order. `done()` is
+ *   true once DA1 is answered; `timedOut(nowMs)` once `timeoutMs` (250 by
+ *   default) has passed since the send with no answer to DA1. Either way
+ *   the program then calls `finish(nowMs)` once: it gives up whatever the
+ *   decoder still holds (a key cut off at the end of the read with DA1, say)
+ *   and returns `heldEvents()` complete, and later reads go to the program's
+ *   own decoder. `rttMs()` is the time from the
+ *   send to the answer to DA1, -1 before it. `result()` reads the replies and
+ *   the environment into a `TermCaps`, and can be called at any point.
+ * - `TermCaps` — what the terminal can do: `colors` (16, 256 or 16777216),
+ *   `trueColor`, `sync`, `kittyKeyboard`, `kittyGraphics`, `sixel`,
+ *   `sixelRegisters`, `cellWidthPx` and `cellHeightPx`, `pixelMouse`,
+ *   `multiplexer` ("none", "tmux" or "screen"), `linuxConsole`, `remoteHint`,
+ *   `answered`, `probeRttMs`, `graphics` ("kitty", "sixel", "halfblock" or
+ *   "ascii"), `name` and `overrides`; each field's comment says where it
+ *   comes from.
+ *
+ * The environment decides where the terminal cannot answer, and where the
+ * user says so: `COLORTERM=truecolor` or `24bit` means true colour, as does
+ * a DECRQSS that reads the 24-bit background back; otherwise a `TERM` with
+ * `256color` in it means 256 colours, and anything else 16. `TERM=linux` is
+ * the Linux console: 16 colours, ASCII graphics, no kitty keyboard and no
+ * synchronized output, whatever it answered. `NO_COLOR` set to anything
+ * (no-color.org) means 16 colours and touches nothing but colour.
+ * `NISH_TERM_GRAPHICS` names a graphics backend to use instead of the one the
+ * answers pick; a pixel backend the terminal did not answer for is refused
+ * when it would come out as garbage or nothing — on the Linux console, under
+ * a multiplexer, or when the terminal answered nothing at all. `overrides`
+ * says what each variable did, refusals included. The match is exact:
+ * `kitty`, `sixel`, `halfblock` or `ascii`, lower case, nothing around it.
+ *
+ * Under a multiplexer the probe sees the multiplexer first. tmux and screen
+ * answer DA1 themselves, so `done()` comes on their answer, before any reply
+ * forwarded through the passthrough; `probeRttMs` is the round trip to the
+ * multiplexer, and graphics come from what the multiplexer itself answers
+ * (tmux's own sixel, say). The environment is taken at face value: an
+ * `SSH_*` variable or `COLORTERM` left in a tmux session by the client that
+ * started it still counts, though the client attached now may differ.
+ */
+import { EVENT_REPLY, KeyDecoder, TermEvent } from "nish/term"
+import { replaceAll } from "nish/text"
+
+/** How long a probe waits for the answer to DA1 by default, in milliseconds. */
+export const TERM_PROBE_TIMEOUT_MS: f64 = 250.0
+
+/** How long the probe's decoder holds an unfinished sequence, in milliseconds. */
+const TERM_PROBE_ESCAPE_MS: f64 = 50.0
+
+/** The colour count of a terminal with 24-bit colour. */
+const TERM_PROBE_TRUE_COLORS: i32 = 16777216
+
+/** The environment the probe reads, each variable "" when unset. */
+export class TermEnv {
+  /** `TERM`: the terminal type, such as `xterm-256color` or `linux`. */
+  term: string
+  /** `COLORTERM`: `truecolor` or `24bit` where the terminal has 24-bit colour. */
+  colorterm: string
+  /** `TERM_PROGRAM`: the terminal's name where it sets one, such as `iTerm.app` or `Apple_Terminal`. */
+  termProgram: string
+  /** `TMUX`: set inside tmux. */
+  tmux: string
+  /** `STY`: set inside GNU screen. */
+  sty: string
+  /** `SSH_CONNECTION`: set by sshd for a remote session. */
+  sshConnection: string
+  /** `SSH_CLIENT`: set by sshd for a remote session. */
+  sshClient: string
+  /** `SSH_TTY`: set by sshd for a remote session with a terminal. */
+  sshTty: string
+  /** `NO_COLOR`: set to anything to ask for no colour (no-color.org). */
+  noColor: string
+  /** `NISH_TERM_GRAPHICS`: a graphics backend to use instead of the probed one, `kitty`, `sixel`, `halfblock` or `ascii`. */
+  nishTermGraphics: string
+  /** `NISH_TERM_FPS`: a frame rate for the renderer; carried, not read, by the probe. */
+  nishTermFps: string
+
+  /** An environment with every variable unset. */
+  constructor() {
+    this.term = ""
+    this.colorterm = ""
+    this.termProgram = ""
+    this.tmux = ""
+    this.sty = ""
+    this.sshConnection = ""
+    this.sshClient = ""
+    this.sshTty = ""
+    this.noColor = ""
+    this.nishTermGraphics = ""
+    this.nishTermFps = ""
+  }
+}
+
+/** What a terminal can do, from its answers to `probeQueries` and the environment. */
+export class TermCaps {
+  /** The multiplexer in between: "none", "tmux" (`TMUX` set) or "screen" (`STY` set). */
+  multiplexer: string
+  /** The time from the send to the answer to DA1, in milliseconds; -1 unanswered. */
+  probeRttMs: f64
+  /** The graphics backend to draw with, best first — "kitty", "sixel" (256 registers or more), "halfblock", "ascii" — after `NISH_TERM_GRAPHICS`. */
+  graphics: string
+  /** The terminal's name and version from XTVERSION, else `TERM_PROGRAM`, else "". */
+  name: string
+  /** What the environment forced, one `VARIABLE: effect` per entry joined by `; `; "" when nothing. `nish/term-io` adds `NISH_TERM_FPS`'s, which the controller applies. */
+  overrides: string
+  /** How many colours to draw with: 16, 256 or 16777216. */
+  colors: i32
+  /** How many sixel colour registers there are, from XTSMGRAPHICS; 0 unanswered. */
+  sixelRegisters: i32
+  /** A cell's width in pixels: `CSI 16 t`, else the text area's from `CSI 14 t` over the columns; 0 unknown. */
+  cellWidthPx: i32
+  /** A cell's height in pixels: `CSI 16 t`, else the text area's from `CSI 14 t` over the rows; 0 unknown. */
+  cellHeightPx: i32
+  /** Whether 24-bit colour works: `COLORTERM`, or the background DECRQSS read back. */
+  trueColor: boolean
+  /** Whether synchronized output (mode 2026) is known: DECRPM answered set or reset. */
+  sync: boolean
+  /** Whether the kitty keyboard protocol is there: `CSI ? flags u` answered. */
+  kittyKeyboard: boolean
+  /** Whether kitty graphics are there: the query answered `OK`. */
+  kittyGraphics: boolean
+  /** Whether sixel is there: DA1 lists 4. */
+  sixel: boolean
+  /** Whether SGR mouse reports in pixels (mode 1016) are known: DECRPM answered set or reset. */
+  pixelMouse: boolean
+  /** Whether this is the Linux console (`TERM=linux`). */
+  linuxConsole: boolean
+  /** Whether the session looks remote (`SSH_CONNECTION`, `SSH_CLIENT` or `SSH_TTY` set), so slow. */
+  remoteHint: boolean
+  /** Whether the terminal answered DA1; false when the probe timed out. */
+  answered: boolean
+
+  /** Caps of a terminal that answered nothing: 16 colours, ASCII. */
+  constructor() {
+    this.colors = 16
+    this.trueColor = false
+    this.sync = false
+    this.kittyKeyboard = false
+    this.kittyGraphics = false
+    this.sixel = false
+    this.sixelRegisters = 0
+    this.cellWidthPx = 0
+    this.cellHeightPx = 0
+    this.pixelMouse = false
+    this.multiplexer = "none"
+    this.linuxConsole = false
+    this.remoteHint = false
+    this.answered = false
+    this.probeRttMs = -1.0
+    this.graphics = "ascii"
+    this.name = ""
+    this.overrides = ""
+  }
+}
+
+/** The multiplexer `env` says the program runs under: "tmux", "screen" or "none". */
+const termMultiplexer = (env: TermEnv): string => {
+  if (env.tmux !== "") {
+    return "tmux"
+  }
+  return env.sty !== "" ? "screen" : "none"
+}
+
+/** `query` inside the passthrough of `multiplexer`, so the outer terminal gets it: tmux's with each ESC doubled, screen's as it is. */
+const termPassthrough = (multiplexer: string, query: string): string => {
+  if (multiplexer === "tmux") {
+    return `\x1bPtmux;${replaceAll(query, "\x1b", "\x1b\x1b")}\x1b\\`
+  }
+  return multiplexer === "screen" ? `\x1bP${query}\x1b\\` : query
+}
+
+/** Every query the probe asks, as one write; `TermProbe` reads the answers. */
+export const probeQueries = (env: TermEnv): string => {
+  const mux: string = termMultiplexer(env)
+  const parts: string[] = ["\x1b[>q", "\x1b[?2026$p", "\x1b[?1016$p", "\x1b[?u"]
+  const strings: boolean = mux !== "screen" && env.term !== "linux"
+  if (strings) {
+    parts.push(termPassthrough(mux, "\x1b_Gi=31,s=1,v=1,a=q,t=d,f=24;AAAA\x1b\\"))
+  }
+  parts.push("\x1b[?1;1;0S")
+  parts.push(termPassthrough(mux, "\x1b[16t"))
+  parts.push(termPassthrough(mux, "\x1b[14t"))
+  if (strings) {
+    parts.push("\x1b[48;2;1;2;3m\x1bP$qm\x1b\\\x1b[m")
+  }
+  parts.push("\x1b[c")
+  return parts.join("")
+}
+
+/** Whether `e` is the reply opened by `introducer`, with private marker `prefix`, intermediate `intermediate` and final `final`. */
+const termIsReply = (e: TermEvent, introducer: i32, prefix: i32, intermediate: i32, final: i32): boolean =>
+  e.type === EVENT_REPLY &&
+  e.introducer === introducer &&
+  e.prefix === prefix &&
+  e.intermediate === intermediate &&
+  e.reply === final
+
+/** Parameter `k` of `e`, or -1 when it has fewer. */
+const termParam = (e: TermEvent, k: i32): i32 => (k < toI32(e.params.length) ? e.params[k] : -1)
+
+/** Whether a DECRPM value says the mode is known: set (1), reset (2) or permanently set (3). */
+const termModeKnown = (value: i32): boolean => value >= 1 && value <= 3
+
+/** Whether `e` has a parameter equal to `value`. */
+const termHasParam = (e: TermEvent, value: i32): boolean => {
+  for (const p of e.params) {
+    if (p === value) {
+      return true
+    }
+  }
+  return false
+}
+
+/**
+ * A probe in progress: made when `probeQueries` is written, at `sentAtMs`,
+ * for a window of `cols` by `rows` cells, fed what the terminal sends.
+ */
+export class TermProbe {
+  /** The environment the queries were made for. */
+  env: TermEnv
+  /** The window's width in cells, to turn `CSI 14 t` into a cell width. */
+  cols: i32
+  /** The window's height in cells, to turn `CSI 14 t` into a cell height. */
+  rows: i32
+  /** When the queries were written. */
+  sentAtMs: f64
+  /** How long to wait for the answer to DA1 (`TERM_PROBE_TIMEOUT_MS` by default). */
+  timeoutMs: f64
+  /** The decoder the terminal's bytes go through. */
+  decoder: KeyDecoder
+  /** The replies so far, in order. */
+  replies: TermEvent[]
+  /** Every other event so far, in order: what the user typed during the probe. */
+  held: TermEvent[]
+  /** When DA1 was answered; -1 before. */
+  answeredAtMs: f64
+
+  /** A probe whose queries were written at `sentAtMs` to a window of `cols` by `rows` cells. */
+  constructor(env: TermEnv, cols: i32, rows: i32, sentAtMs: f64) {
+    this.env = env
+    this.cols = cols
+    this.rows = rows
+    this.sentAtMs = sentAtMs
+    this.timeoutMs = TERM_PROBE_TIMEOUT_MS
+    this.decoder = new KeyDecoder(TERM_PROBE_ESCAPE_MS)
+    this.replies = []
+    this.held = []
+    this.answeredAtMs = -1.0
+  }
+
+  /** Take in `events`: replies kept, DA1 marking the probe done, the rest held. */
+  take(events: TermEvent[], nowMs: f64): void {
+    for (const e of events) {
+      if (e.type !== EVENT_REPLY) {
+        this.held.push(e)
+        continue
+      }
+      this.replies.push(e)
+      if (this.answeredAtMs < 0.0 && termIsReply(e, 91, 63, 0, 99)) {
+        this.answeredAtMs = nowMs
+      }
+    }
+  }
+
+  /** Decode `bytes[0, count)`, read at `nowMs`. */
+  feed(bytes: u8[], count: i32, nowMs: f64): void {
+    this.take(this.decoder.feedEvents(bytes, count, nowMs), nowMs)
+  }
+
+  /** Whether DA1 has been answered, so every reply is in. */
+  done(): boolean {
+    return this.answeredAtMs >= 0.0
+  }
+
+  /**
+   * Whether `timeoutMs` has passed since the send with DA1 unanswered. Once it
+   * has, it calls `finish(nowMs)`, so `heldEvents` is complete.
+   */
+  timedOut(nowMs: f64): boolean {
+    if (this.done() || nowMs - this.sentAtMs < this.timeoutMs) {
+      return false
+    }
+    this.finish(nowMs)
+    return true
+  }
+
+  /**
+   * End the probe at `nowMs`: what the decoder still holds — an ESC or the
+   * start of a key that came in the read with DA1, or an unfinished reply on a
+   * timeout — is given up (the ESC as a key, the reply as nothing) and
+   * `heldEvents` returned complete. Call it once, when `done()` or `timedOut`
+   * ends the probe, and hand every later read to the program's own decoder.
+   */
+  finish(nowMs: f64): TermEvent[] {
+    this.take(this.decoder.pollEvents(nowMs + this.decoder.escapeTimeoutMs), nowMs)
+    return this.held
+  }
+
+  /** The events that were not replies — keys typed, a paste — in the order they came, for the program to handle. */
+  heldEvents(): TermEvent[] {
+    return this.held
+  }
+
+  /** The time from the send to the answer to DA1, in milliseconds; -1 before it. */
+  rttMs(): f64 {
+    return this.done() ? this.answeredAtMs - this.sentAtMs : -1.0
+  }
+
+  /** What the terminal can do, from the replies so far and the environment. */
+  result(): TermCaps {
+    const env: TermEnv = this.env
+    const caps: TermCaps = new TermCaps()
+    const overrides: string[] = []
+    let sgrRead: boolean = false
+    let areaW: i32 = 0
+    let areaH: i32 = 0
+    for (const e of this.replies) {
+      if (termIsReply(e, 91, 63, 0, 99)) {
+        caps.answered = true
+        caps.sixel = caps.sixel || termHasParam(e, 4)
+      } else if (termIsReply(e, 80, 62, 0, 124)) {
+        caps.name = e.text
+      } else if (termIsReply(e, 91, 63, 36, 121) && termParam(e, 0) === 2026) {
+        caps.sync = termModeKnown(termParam(e, 1))
+      } else if (termIsReply(e, 91, 63, 36, 121) && termParam(e, 0) === 1016) {
+        caps.pixelMouse = termModeKnown(termParam(e, 1))
+      } else if (termIsReply(e, 91, 63, 0, 117)) {
+        caps.kittyKeyboard = true
+      } else if (termIsReply(e, 95, 0, 0, 71)) {
+        caps.kittyGraphics =
+          caps.kittyGraphics || (toI32(e.text.indexOf("i=31")) === 0 && toI32(e.text.indexOf(";OK")) >= 0)
+      } else if (termIsReply(e, 91, 63, 0, 83) && termParam(e, 0) === 1 && termParam(e, 1) === 0) {
+        caps.sixelRegisters = termParam(e, 2)
+      } else if (termIsReply(e, 91, 0, 0, 116) && termParam(e, 0) === 6) {
+        caps.cellHeightPx = termParam(e, 1)
+        caps.cellWidthPx = termParam(e, 2)
+      } else if (termIsReply(e, 91, 0, 0, 116) && termParam(e, 0) === 4) {
+        areaH = termParam(e, 1)
+        areaW = termParam(e, 2)
+      } else if (termIsReply(e, 80, 0, 36, 114) && termParam(e, 0) === 1) {
+        sgrRead = sgrRead || toI32(e.text.indexOf("48:2:")) >= 0 || toI32(e.text.indexOf("48;2;")) >= 0
+      }
+    }
+    if (caps.cellWidthPx <= 0 && areaW > 0 && this.cols > 0 && areaH > 0 && this.rows > 0) {
+      caps.cellWidthPx = (areaW / this.cols) | 0
+      caps.cellHeightPx = (areaH / this.rows) | 0
+    }
+    if (caps.cellWidthPx <= 0 || caps.cellHeightPx <= 0) {
+      caps.cellWidthPx = 0
+      caps.cellHeightPx = 0
+    }
+    if (caps.name === "") {
+      caps.name = env.termProgram
+    }
+    caps.multiplexer = termMultiplexer(env)
+    caps.linuxConsole = env.term === "linux"
+    caps.remoteHint = env.sshConnection !== "" || env.sshClient !== "" || env.sshTty !== ""
+    caps.probeRttMs = this.rttMs()
+
+    const colorterm: boolean = env.colorterm === "truecolor" || env.colorterm === "24bit"
+    caps.trueColor = colorterm || sgrRead
+    if (colorterm && !sgrRead) {
+      overrides.push(`COLORTERM=${env.colorterm}: true colour`)
+    }
+    if (caps.trueColor) {
+      caps.colors = TERM_PROBE_TRUE_COLORS
+    } else if (toI32(env.term.indexOf("256color")) >= 0) {
+      caps.colors = 256
+    }
+    if (caps.linuxConsole) {
+      caps.colors = 16
+      caps.trueColor = false
+      caps.kittyKeyboard = false
+      caps.sync = false
+      overrides.push("TERM=linux: 16 colours, ascii, no kitty keyboard, no sync")
+    }
+    if (env.noColor !== "") {
+      caps.colors = 16
+      caps.trueColor = false
+      overrides.push("NO_COLOR: 16 colours")
+    }
+
+    if (caps.linuxConsole) {
+      caps.graphics = "ascii"
+    } else if (caps.kittyGraphics) {
+      caps.graphics = "kitty"
+    } else if (caps.sixel && caps.sixelRegisters >= 256) {
+      caps.graphics = "sixel"
+    } else if (env.term !== "dumb") {
+      caps.graphics = "halfblock"
+    }
+    const forced: string = env.nishTermGraphics
+    if (forced === "halfblock" || forced === "ascii") {
+      caps.graphics = forced
+      overrides.push(`NISH_TERM_GRAPHICS=${forced}: ${forced}`)
+    } else if (forced === "kitty" || forced === "sixel") {
+      const answeredFor: boolean = forced === "kitty" ? caps.kittyGraphics : caps.sixel
+      if (answeredFor || (caps.answered && !caps.linuxConsole && caps.multiplexer === "none")) {
+        caps.graphics = forced
+        overrides.push(`NISH_TERM_GRAPHICS=${forced}: ${forced}`)
+      } else {
+        overrides.push(`NISH_TERM_GRAPHICS=${forced}: refused, the terminal did not answer for it`)
+      }
+    } else if (forced !== "") {
+      overrides.push(`NISH_TERM_GRAPHICS=${forced}: ignored, not kitty, sixel, halfblock or ascii`)
+    }
+    caps.overrides = overrides.join("; ")
+    return caps
+  }
+}