@hypersocial/decks-cli 0.6.0 → 0.7.0

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package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@hypersocial/decks-cli",
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- "version": "0.6.0",
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+ "version": "0.7.0",
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  "description": "Command-line client for Hypersocial Decks live analytics and share management.",
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  "type": "module",
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  "main": "./src/commands.mjs",
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  | Step | CLI | MCP tool |
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  | Brand (once; every new deck starts from it) | `hyperdecks brand show` / `brand set` / `brand edit` | `get_brand` / `set_brand` |
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+ | Import a brand (website, .pptx/.potx, .pdf, a deck; preview first) | `hyperdecks brand import <url\|file\|slug>` | `import_brand` |
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  | Scaffold | `hyperdecks deck new <slug> "<title>" --narrated [--layouts hero,product,number,closer]` | `new_deck` (`layouts`) |
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  | Images | `hyperdecks gen-image "<prompt>" --slug <slug>` | `generate_image` |
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  | Video clips | `hyperdecks gen-video "<prompt>" --slug <slug>` | `generate_video` |
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  | `glass` | dark or busy slides: head and captions on one frosted panel |
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  | `corner` | the slide is the point (a product shot, a chart, a demo): small head bottom-right, subtitles along the bottom |
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+ The live head's face follows script cues too (`[nod]`, `[look #card]`,
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+ `[smile]`, `[gesture: lightbulb]`; see the script topic); a still face ignores them.
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  Below 650 px stage and glass become corner on their own. Run
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  `hyperdecks check <deck> --layout` to be warned about any slide whose presenter
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  would cover its title.
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  `new_deck` put its tokens in `:root` and its logo on the first slide, so read
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  it first (`hyperdecks brand show --json`, `get_brand`) and write in its voice.
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  An explicit request for this deck wins over the brand; `--no-brand`
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- (`brand: false`) starts from the template's look. No brand yet? Offer to set
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- one up: read the person's website (`capture_url`, its colours, fonts and logo),
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- show them what you would save, and `brand set` / `set_brand` only after they
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- agree.
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+ (`brand: false`) starts from the template's look. No brand yet? Offer to
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+ import it from what they already have: `hyperdecks brand import
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+ <url|file.pptx|file.pdf|deck-slug>` (`import_brand`) reads the real colours,
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+ fonts and logo (a PowerPoint's theme exactly) and returns a preview link, a
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+ sample slide in that brand, and a token. Always show them the preview and
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+ ask; save with `brand set --draft <token>` (`set_brand { draft }`) only after
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+ they say yes.
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  **Fonts: pick a pairing.** Fonts load from Google Fonts. Use one of the
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  curated pairings below (display for titles, body for text, mono for kickers
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  palette hexes, "no text"). `--model nano-banana-2.1` when the image must
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  carry legible type.
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  - Video: `gen-video` for a short loop behind a hero or a product moment, with
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- `[play: video]` at its word; never needed for a deck to work.
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+ `[play: video]` at its word; never needed for a deck to work. A clip that
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+ plays on repeat should be made with `--loop` (`loop: true`): it starts and
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+ ends on the same frame, so there is no jump at the seam. Give it `--image`
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+ to loop a still you already have; without one a keyframe is rendered first.
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+ - Moving cut-outs: `--transparent` (`transparent: true`) mattes the
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+ background out, the moving version of a `gen-image --transparent` PNG: a
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+ spinning part, a product turning, over the slide's own background. Use it
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+ with `--loop` and a subject on a plain background. It returns a VP9 WebM
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+ with alpha (Chrome, Firefox, Edge) and a stacked-alpha MP4 that the hosted
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+ player draws on a canvas in Safari and on iOS, which ignore WebM alpha. The
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+ job's `markup` is the tag to paste, as is:
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+ ```html
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+ <video muted loop playsinline autoplay crossorigin="anonymous"
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+ src="(video.url)" data-alpha-stacked="(video.stacked.url)"></video>
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+ ```
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+ Keep `crossorigin` and `data-alpha-stacked`: the player needs both. A deck
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+ without the hosted player shows the clip in a box in Safari. A transparent
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+ clip costs 2 credits a second more than an opaque one.
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  - People: real photos only with permission; initials otherwise.
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  **Motion.** The presenter's moves are the deck's motion; keep everything else
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  showcase is a slide of stacked cards, one point each, with a `go` to each
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  card at the word that starts it: `Write [go: #step-1] the slides, write
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  [go: #step-2] what you'd say`. Give each card an id.
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+ - Face: the live head already moves with the speech (eyes, brows, a nod on a
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+ falling end); add a few face cues only where they carry the point, each on
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+ the word before it: `This is the big one [nod] and here [look #m3] is the
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+ proof.` / `Not a slide tool [shake], a presenter.` / `Then it clicked
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+ [gesture: lightbulb].` / `Really? [brow up] Yes [smile].` A still or
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+ captions-only presenter ignores them.
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  | Cue | Effect |
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  | `[pause: 0.5]` | a beat of silence (≤ 5 s) |
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  | `[play: video]` / `[pause: video]` | play or pause the slide's video |
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  | `[go: .list]` / `[go: slot]` | fly beside `.list` / back to the slot |
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- | `[look: h2]` | look at the title |
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+ | `[look: h2]` / `[look #card]` | look at the title / the card, then back |
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+ | `[look viewer]` / `[look away]` | look back at the viewer / glance aside |
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+ | `[nod]` / `[shake]` | a nod or head shake that suits the mood |
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+ | `[brow up]` / `[brow down]` | raise or lower the brows |
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+ | `[smile]` / `[think]` | `[mood: happy]` / `[mood: thinking]` |
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+ | `[gesture: <id>]` | one of the head's tracks: `knowing-nod`, `ponder-tilt`, `lightbulb`, `side-eye-hmm`, `chuckle-bob`, `sunny-nod`, `double-take`… (check lists them all) |
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  | `[custom: name]` | only the slide's controller sees it |
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  - `voice: dash` narrates with D.A.S.H.'s own robot voice, a synthetic
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  character voice (not a clone of anyone) any account may use, for decks that
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  Pick image models by job: `gen-image` defaults to GPT Image 2.5; `--model
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  nano-banana-2.1` is stronger on typography and photoreal scenes. `gen-video`
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- defaults to MiniMax H3 Max (`--model kling-v3` is the fallback). Use `chart` for
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+ defaults to MiniMax H3 Max (`--model kling-v3` is the fallback); `--loop` and
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+ `--transparent` work with both. Use `chart` for
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  real numbers instead of a generated picture of a chart, `icons search` for
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  real line icons, and `icons --style` with the deck's palette for an
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  illustrated set that matches.
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  1. `deck_guide` (this page), then `deck_guide { topic: "layouts" }` to pick slides.
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  `get_brand` for the person's saved brand: write in its designMd's voice.
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- None yet and they have a website? Offer to set one up: `capture_url` the
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- site, read its colours, fonts and logo, show what you would save and
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- `set_brand` once they agree (`deck_guide { topic: "design" }` lists the
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- font pairings).
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+ None yet? Offer to import it from what they have: `import_brand` with
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+ their website (`url`), a PowerPoint or PDF they attach (`file`) or one of
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+ their decks (`slug`). It reads the real colours, fonts and logo and returns
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+ a `previewUrl` (a sample slide in that brand) and a `token`. Always give
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+ them the preview link, say what it found (and its notes), and ask; only
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+ after a yes call `set_brand { draft: token }`. Never save without the yes.
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+ (`deck_guide { topic: "design" }` lists the font pairings.)
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  2. `new_deck { slug, title, layouts }`: registers your draft and returns the
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  full text of every file plus a `previewUrl` (the draft, untracked). It
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  starts in the saved brand's colours, fonts and logo (`brand` in the result
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  you swap each for an `<img>` of its real file, or delete the hero's art.
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  Icons: `search_icons { query }` returns real line icons as inline `<svg>`
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  in `currentColor`; paste one where a features card has its icon.
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+ For motion, `generate_video` (poll `check_video_job`): `loop: true` for a
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+ clip that repeats with no jump, `transparent: true` for a moving cut-out
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+ over the slide. Paste the finished job's `markup` as is (a transparent
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+ clip's `<video>` names a second file in `data-alpha-stacked`, which the
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+ player shows in Safari and on iOS).
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+ `deck_guide { topic: "design" }` says when each fits.
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  4. `write_deck_source` to change a file: `edits: [{ find, replace }]` with
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  exact text that occurs once (copy it from `get_deck_source`), or `content`
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  to replace the file. Pass `baseRev` (the `rev` you last read) so a
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  poll `check_narration_job` until `done`. The draft's player tag then has its
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  `data-manifest`. Its `presenter` says who will present (`face: null` is
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  captions only, `reason` says why): tell the person. No voice of their own
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- yet? Pass `voice: "dash"`.
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+ yet? Pass `voice: "dash"`. To direct the face, put a few cues in
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+ script.md on the words that carry the point (`[nod]`, `[look #card]`,
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+ `[smile]`, `[gesture: lightbulb]`; `deck_guide script` lists them) and
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+ narrate again.
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  8. `check_deck { slug }` again, then `review_deck { slug, draft: true }` and
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  `check_review_job`: it shoots desktop and 390×844 phone frames, which is how
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  you catch a slide that overflows a phone (the hosted check cannot measure
package/src/brandCli.mjs CHANGED
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  // [--fonts <pairing>] [--display "<family>"] [--body …] [--mono …]
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  // [--logo <url|file>] [--no-logo] [--presenter-style s]
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  // [--design <file.md|->] [--name "<company>"]
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+ // [--draft <token>] (a brand import, saved after you saw its preview)
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+ // brand import <url|file|slug> read a brand from a website, a .pptx / .potx /
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+ // .pdf or one of your decks into a draft + preview
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  // brand edit design.md in $VISUAL / $EDITOR, saved on exit
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  // brand fonts the curated font pairings
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  // brand clear forget the brand (new decks get the template look)
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  import { spawnSync } from "node:child_process";
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  import { existsSync, mkdtempSync, readFileSync, rmSync, writeFileSync } from "node:fs";
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  import { tmpdir } from "node:os";
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+ import { basename, extname, join } from "node:path";
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  import * as ops from "./ops.mjs";
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  import { FONT_PAIRINGS } from "./brand.mjs";
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  const LOGO_TYPES = { ".png": "image/png", ".jpg": "image/jpeg", ".jpeg": "image/jpeg", ".webp": "image/webp", ".gif": "image/gif", ".svg": "image/svg+xml", ".avif": "image/avif" };
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  const COLOR_FLAGS = { ink: "ink", paper: "paper", accent: "accent", "accent-2": "accent2", card: "card" };
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  const FONT_FLAGS = ["display", "body", "mono"];
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- const SET_USAGE = 'usage: brand set [--accent "#hex"] [--ink …] [--paper …] [--accent-2 …] [--card …] [--fonts <pairing>] [--display "<family>"] [--body …] [--mono …] [--logo <url|file>] [--no-logo] [--presenter-style stage|bubble|glass|corner] [--design <file.md|->] [--name "<company>"]';
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+ const SET_USAGE = 'usage: brand set [--draft <token>] [--accent "#hex"] [--ink …] [--paper …] [--accent-2 …] [--card …] [--fonts <pairing>] [--display "<family>"] [--body …] [--mono …] [--logo <url|file>] [--no-logo] [--presenter-style stage|bubble|glass|corner] [--design <file.md|->] [--name "<company>"]';
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  export function brandLines(b) {
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+ // What `brand import` read, for the terminal.
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+ export function importLines(d) {
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+ const colors = Object.entries(d.colors ?? {}).map(([k, v]) => `${k} ${v}`).join(", ");
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+ const fonts = Object.entries(d.fonts ?? {}).map(([k, v]) => `${k} ${v}`).join(", ");
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+ return [
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+ `read from ${d.source?.kind} ${d.source?.ref}`,
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+ ...(d.name ? [`name: ${d.name}`] : []),
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+ `colours: ${colors || "(none found)"}`,
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+ `fonts: ${fonts || "(none found)"}`,
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+ `logo: ${d.logoUrl ?? "(none found)"}`,
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+ `Nothing is saved yet. To make it your brand: hyperdecks brand set --draft ${d.token}`,
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+ export async function brandImport(from, opts = {}, { log = (line) => console.log(line), readFile = readFileSync, exists = existsSync } = {}) {
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+ if (!src) throw new Error("usage: brand import <https://your.site | deck.pptx | brand.pdf | deck-slug> [--json]");
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+ if (/^https?:\/\//i.test(src)) args = { url: src };
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+ else if (exists(src)) args = { bytes: new Uint8Array(readFile(src)), fileName: basename(src) };
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+ else if (/\.(pptx|potx|pdf)$/i.test(src)) throw new Error(`${src}: no such file`);
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+ else if (/^[a-z0-9][a-z0-9-]*$/.test(src)) args = { slug: src };
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+ else if (/^[\w-]+(\.[\w-]+)+(\/.*)?$/.test(src)) args = { url: `https://${src}` };
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+ return d;
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+ }