@dxos/util 0.4.6 → 0.4.7-main.0a4f1cd

package/src/to-fallback.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,195 @@
+//
+// Copyright 2023 DXOS.org
+//
+
+import { type PublicKey } from '@dxos/keys';
+
+export const idEmoji = [
+  // When changing this set, please check the result in a console or e.g. RunKit (https://runkit.com/thure/642214441dd6ae000855a8de)
+  // Emoji sometimes use a combination of code points, and some code points aren't visible on their own, so by adding or deleting you may unintentionally create non-visible items.
+  // This set was chosen from the characters in Unicode Emoji v15.0 based on the following criteria:
+  // – not people or isolated anthropomorphic faces
+  // – not flags
+  // – more concrete than abstract
+  // – less culturally specific
+  // – less easily confused with another emoji in the set
+  // – requires less special knowledge to identify
+  // – less likely to evoke negative feelings (no meat, no drugs, no weapons, etc)
+  // – less common as a signifier in UX
+  // NOTE that this is intentionally an array of strings because of the way emoji graphemes work.
+  '👹',
+  '👻',
+  '👽',
+  '🤖',
+  '🎃',
+  '🦾',
+  '🦿',
+  '🦷',
+  '👣',
+  '👁️',
+  '🧶',
+  '👑',
+  '🐒',
+  '🦆',
+  '🦉',
+  '🐴',
+  '🦄',
+  '🐝',
+  '🦋',
+  '🐞',
+  '🪲',
+  '🐢',
+  '🦎',
+  '🦕',
+  '🦑',
+  '🦀',
+  '🐠',
+  '🐬',
+  '🐋',
+  '🦭',
+  '🐅',
+  '🐆',
+  '🦓',
+  '🦍',
+  '🦧',
+  '🐘',
+  '🐫',
+  '🦒',
+  '🦘',
+  '🦬',
+  '🐖',
+  '🐏',
+  '🦌',
+  '🐕',
+  '🐈',
+  '🐓',
+  '🦚',
+  '🦜',
+  '🦢',
+  '🦩',
+  '🦦',
+  '🐁',
+  '🐿️',
+  '🌵',
+  '🌲',
+  '🌳',
+  '🪵',
+  '🌱',
+  '🍁',
+  '🪺',
+  '🍄',
+  '🐚',
+  '🪸',
+  '🪨',
+  '🌾',
+  '🌷',
+  '🌻',
+  '☀️',
+  '🌙',
+  '🪐',
+  '⭐️',
+  '⚡️',
+  '☄️',
+  '🔥',
+  '🌈',
+  '☁️',
+  '💧',
+  '⛱️',
+  '🌊',
+  '🍎',
+  '🍋',
+  '🍉',
+  '🍇',
+  '🫐',
+  '🍈',
+  '🍒',
+  '🍑',
+  '🥭',
+  '🍍',
+  '🥥',
+  '🥝',
+  '🥑',
+  '🌶️',
+  '🌽',
+  '🥕',
+  '🍬',
+  '🥜',
+  '🫖',
+  '☕️',
+  '🍵',
+  '🧊',
+  '🧂',
+  '🏔️',
+  '⚓️',
+  '🛟',
+  '🏝️',
+  '🛶',
+  '🚀',
+  '🛰️',
+  '⛲️',
+  '🏰',
+  '🚲',
+  '⛺️',
+  '🎙️',
+  '🧲',
+  '⚙️',
+  '🔩',
+  '🔮',
+  '🔭',
+  '🔬',
+  '🧬',
+  '🌡️',
+  '🧺',
+  '🛎️',
+  '🔑',
+  '🪑',
+  '🧸',
+  '🎈',
+  '🎀',
+  '🎊',
+  '♻️',
+  '🎵',
+];
+
+export const idHue = [
+  'red' as const,
+  // 'orange' as const, /* More shades in these palettes are considered “ugly” */
+  'amber' as const, // Amber arcs between red-orange and yellow as it gets lighter, so improves aesthetics.
+  // 'yellow' as const, /* More shades in these palettes are considered “ugly” */
+  'lime' as const,
+  'green' as const,
+  'emerald' as const,
+  'teal' as const,
+  'cyan' as const,
+  // 'sky' as const, /* Omitted since it is quite similar to the primary accent palette */
+  // 'blue' as const, /* Omitted since it is quite similar to the primary accent palette */
+  // 'indigo' as const, /* Omitted since it is quite similar to the primary accent palette */
+  'violet' as const,
+  'purple' as const,
+  'fuchsia' as const,
+  'pink' as const,
+  'rose' as const,
+];
+
+export const keyToEmoji = (key: PublicKey) => hexToEmoji(key.toHex());
+
+export const hexToEmoji = (hex: string) => toEmoji(parseInt(hex, 16));
+
+export const toEmoji = (hash: number) => idEmoji[hash % idEmoji.length];
+
+export const keyToHue = (key: PublicKey) => hexToHue(key.toHex());
+
+export const hexToHue = (hex: string) => toHue(parseInt(hex, 16));
+
+export const toHue = (hash: number) => idHue[hash % idHue.length];
+
+export type FallbackValue = {
+  emoji: string;
+  hue: (typeof idHue)[number];
+};
+
+export const keyToFallback = (key: PublicKey) => hexToFallback(key.toHex());
+
+export const hexToFallback = (hex: string) => toFallback(parseInt(hex, 16));
+
+export const toFallback = (hash: number): FallbackValue => ({ emoji: toEmoji(hash), hue: toHue(hash) });

package/src/types.ts

@@ -23,10 +23,11 @@ export type MaybeFunction<T> = T | (() => T);
  * NOTE: To filter by type:
  * items.filter((item: any): item is RangeSet<Decoration> => item instanceof RangeSet)
  */
-// TODO(burdon): Reconcile names.
+// TODO(burdon): Reconcile names and variants.
 export const isNotFalsy = <T>(value: T): value is Exclude<T, Falsy> => !!value;
 export const nonNullable = <T>(value: T): value is NonNullable<T> => value !== null && value !== undefined;
 export const isNotNullOrUndefined = <T>(value: T): value is Exclude<T, null | undefined> => value != null;
+// export const isNotNullish = <T>(value: T | null | undefined): value is T => value !== undefined && value !== null;
 export const boolGuard = <T>(value: T | null | undefined): value is T => Boolean(value);
 
 /**