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@noir-ai/cli 1.9.1-beta.1 → 1.9.2-beta.1

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package/dist/bin.js CHANGED Viewed

@@ -5,12 +5,12 @@ import {
 import {
   DEFAULT_UPDATE_CONFIG,
   runAsyncUpdateCheck
-} from "./chunk-JUVY6L3F.js";
-import "./chunk-L7XR7EA3.js";
+} from "./chunk-PED37JWV.js";
+import "./chunk-US567S5T.js";
 import {
   doctor,
   init
-} from "./chunk-BM3VEJ2J.js";
+} from "./chunk-CN3KUSQT.js";
 import {
   EXIT,
   NoirCliError,
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ import {
   tip,
   useColor,
   warn
-} from "./chunk-3NT7RW6K.js";
+} from "./chunk-S2PDLS4C.js";
 // src/bin.ts
 import { realpathSync } from "fs";
@@ -2188,7 +2188,7 @@ function createProgram() {
       const force = opts.force === true;
       const host = parseHost(opts.host);
       const dryRun = opts.dryRun === true || opts.preview === true;
-      const { create } = await import("./create-UO3QTGL7.js");
+      const { create } = await import("./create-DJ6B5K36.js");
       const result = await create(dir, {
         transport,
         url: opts.url,
@@ -2227,7 +2227,7 @@ function createProgram() {
     ).choices(SUPPORTED_HOSTS)
   ).action(
     async (opts, cmd) => {
-      const { sync } = await import("./sync-MZETGPOJ.js");
+      const { sync } = await import("./sync-FKWXQOWT.js");
       const host = parseHost(opts.host);
       const force = opts.force === true;
       const merge = opts.merge === true;
@@ -2434,7 +2434,7 @@ function createProgram() {
     "dismiss the migration banner for the current version (persists in install.json)"
   ).argument("[spec]", "channel ('latest'|'beta') or exact version (default: latest)").action(
     async (spec, opts, cmd) => {
-      const { install } = await import("./install-4XEGT4GR.js");
+      const { install } = await import("./install-X7QSYLLS.js");
       const cli = cmd.optsWithGlobals();
       await install({
         ...cli,
@@ -2447,7 +2447,7 @@ function createProgram() {
   );
   installCmd.alias("migrate");
   program2.command("update").description("update Noir to the latest version via the active install method").option("--check", "check for a new version without changing anything").argument("[spec]", "channel ('latest'|'beta') or exact version (default: latest)").action(async (spec, opts, cmd) => {
-    const { update } = await import("./update-7JNJ7JF3.js");
+    const { update } = await import("./update-6P7SEZ67.js");
     const cli = cmd.optsWithGlobals();
     await update({ ...cli, spec, check: opts.check === true });
   });

package/dist/{chunk-BM3VEJ2J.js → chunk-CN3KUSQT.js} RENAMED Viewed

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ import {
   success,
   table,
   warn
-} from "./chunk-3NT7RW6K.js";
+} from "./chunk-S2PDLS4C.js";
 // src/commands/doctor.ts
 import { spawnSync } from "child_process";
@@ -1101,4 +1101,4 @@ export {
   reportPlannedWrites,
   assertTransportUrl
 };
-//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-BM3VEJ2J.js.map
+//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-CN3KUSQT.js.map

package/dist/{chunk-JUVY6L3F.js → chunk-PED37JWV.js} RENAMED Viewed

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 #!/usr/bin/env node
 import {
   installManagedNode
-} from "./chunk-L7XR7EA3.js";
+} from "./chunk-US567S5T.js";
 import {
   EXIT,
   fail,
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ import {
   spinner,
   success,
   warn
-} from "./chunk-3NT7RW6K.js";
+} from "./chunk-S2PDLS4C.js";
 // src/commands/update.ts
 import {
@@ -193,4 +193,4 @@ export {
   update,
   runAsyncUpdateCheck
 };
-//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-JUVY6L3F.js.map
+//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-PED37JWV.js.map

package/dist/{chunk-3NT7RW6K.js → chunk-S2PDLS4C.js} RENAMED Viewed

@@ -364,4 +364,4 @@ export {
   inferExitCode,
   handleError
 };
-//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-3NT7RW6K.js.map
+//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-S2PDLS4C.js.map

package/dist/{chunk-3NT7RW6K.js.map → chunk-S2PDLS4C.js.map} RENAMED Viewed

	@@ -1 +1 @@
1	- {"version":3,"sources":["../src/output.ts","../src/theme.ts"],"sourcesContent":["// S9 t2 — centralized output + exit-code infrastructure for `@noir-ai/cli`.\n//\n// Stream discipline (S9): machine-readable data → stdout; every other\n// diagnostic (progress, warnings, errors, tables, help) → stderr. Under `--json`\n// the decorated stderr helpers are silenced so stdout stays pristine JSON, and\n// `fail()` emits a structured `{ok:false,error}` envelope to stdout instead.\n//\n// Decoration (picocolors / cli-table3 / ora) auto-disables under `--json`,\n// `--quiet`, `CI`, `NO_COLOR`, or a non-TTY, so the same code path is safe in an\n// interactive shell, a pipe, and CI.\n//\n// Exit codes (S9): 0 ok · 1 error · 2 usage · 3 not-found · 4 daemon-down ·\n// 5 cancelled. These constants live HERE (the single source of truth); bin.ts\n// re-exports them so existing imports from `./bin.js` keep working.\n\nimport Table from 'cli-table3';\nimport { CommanderError } from 'commander';\nimport ora, { type Ora } from 'ora';\nimport { c, isCiEnv, terminalWidth } from './theme.js';\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Exit-code contract + error types\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport const EXIT = {\n OK: 0,\n ERROR: 1,\n USAGE: 2,\n NOT_FOUND: 3,\n DAEMON_DOWN: 4,\n CANCELLED: 5,\n} as const;\n\nexport type ExitCode = (typeof EXIT)[keyof typeof EXIT];\n\n/*\n Application-level CLI error carrying an S9 exit code. Thrown directly by\n * bin.ts for legacy usage paths; `fail()` is the ergonomic throw helper.\n * `inferExitCode` / `handleError` map it onto `process.exitCode`.\n /\nexport class NoirCliError extends Error {\n readonly exitCode: number;\n constructor(exitCode: number, message: string) {\n super(message);\n this.name = 'NoirCliError';\n this.exitCode = exitCode;\n }\n}\n\n/\n The `code` stamped onto every CommanderError our own `fail()` throws, so\n * `inferExitCode` can tell \"we threw this on purpose with an authoritative\n * exitCode\" apart from \"commander threw this for help/usage/unknown-command\"\n * (which must be remapped onto the S9 contract by `commanderExitCode`).\n /\nconst NOIR_ERROR_CODE = 'noir.error';\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Global-option shape. Commander stores `--no-input` under the attribute\n// `input` (default `true`; the flag sets it `false`) — see commander's\n// `Option.attributeName()` which strips the leading `no-`. Both `input`\n// (commander's real key) and `noInput` (the spec's intent) are accepted so\n// callers may pass either commander's raw globals or a hand-built object.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport interface CliOptions {\n readonly json?: boolean;\n readonly quiet?: boolean;\n readonly verbose?: boolean;\n /* Commander's storage for `--no-input` (`false` ⇒ no input). /\n readonly input?: boolean;\n /* Convenience alias matching the `--no-input` intent (`true` ⇒ no input). /\n readonly noInput?: boolean;\n /* TUI-policy flag. `false` (`--no-tui`) forces bare `noir` onto the\n * non-interactive `status` path even in a TTY; `true` (`--tui`) is an\n * advisory hint that still requires a TTY; absent (auto) defers to\n * {@link isInteractive}. Advisory only — never hard-gates a subcommand. /\n readonly tui?: boolean;\n /* Hint-suppression flag (`--no-tips`). When `true`, redirect /\n * deprecation hints (and any other {@link tip} output) are silenced for\n * CI / log-friendly runs. /\n readonly noTips?: boolean;\n}\n\nfunction isJsonMode(opts: CliOptions): boolean {\n return opts.json === true;\n}\n\nfunction isQuietMode(opts: CliOptions): boolean {\n return opts.quiet === true;\n}\n\n/* True when the user has asked for no interactive input (either spelling). /\nexport function isNoInput(opts: CliOptions = {}): boolean {\n return opts.noInput === true \|\| opts.input === false;\n}\n\nfunction envFlagSet(name: string): boolean {\n // NO_COLOR spec: present AND non-empty (regardless of value) disables color.\n const v = process.env[name];\n return v !== undefined && v !== '';\n}\n\n// `isCiEnv` is imported from ./theme.js (the color authority) — see note there.\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Interactivity gate. Drives both the @clack home menu and the\n// decoration of every helper below. Requires BOTH stdin and stdout to be TTYs:\n// @clack reads keypresses from stdin while ora/picocolors render to stdout.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport function isInteractive(opts: CliOptions = {}): boolean {\n if (isJsonMode(opts) \|\| isNoInput(opts)) return false;\n if (isCiEnv() \|\| envFlagSet('NO_COLOR')) return false;\n return process.stdin.isTTY === true && process.stdout.isTTY === true;\n}\n\n/\n Derive the explicit `interactive` flag the scaffold engine reads (via\n * {@link ScaffoldOptions.interactive}) from the bridge bin.ts owns. The bin's\n * `preAction` sets `NOIR_NON_INTERACTIVE=1` under `--json`/`--no-input`; this\n * helper folds that with the {@link isInteractive} TTY/CI/NO_COLOR gate so a\n * single boolean flows into the engine + `buildConflictOpts`. The ENGINE itself\n * never reads `process.env` for interactivity — only this CLI helper does.\n /\nexport function resolveInteractive(): boolean {\n if (flaggedNonInteractiveCli()) return false;\n return isInteractive();\n}\n\n/* True when the bin's `preAction` flagged this invocation non-interactive\n * (`--json` / `--no-input` → `NOIR_NON_INTERACTIVE`). CLI-internal; the engine\n * reads {@link ScaffoldOptions.interactive} instead. /\nfunction flaggedNonInteractiveCli(): boolean {\n const v = process.env.NOIR_NON_INTERACTIVE;\n return v !== undefined && v !== '';\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Data output (stdout). The ONLY helper here that writes to stdout; under\n// `--json` a command calls this exactly once with its full payload and never\n// mixes other stdout writes, keeping machine output pristine.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport function json(obj: unknown): void {\n process.stdout.write(`${JSON.stringify(obj)}\\n`);\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Human diagnostics (stderr). picocolors auto-strips ANSI under NO_COLOR /\n// non-TTY, and each helper additionally short-circuits under `--json`\n// (decoration off, payload is the output) — and `info`/`log`/`success` also\n// under `--quiet`. `warn`/`error` survive `--quiet` (they carry signal).\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport function log(msg: string, opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n if (isJsonMode(opts) \|\| isQuietMode(opts)) return;\n process.stderr.write(`${msg}\\n`);\n}\n\nexport function info(msg: string, opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n if (isJsonMode(opts) \|\| isQuietMode(opts)) return;\n process.stderr.write(`${c.info(msg)}\\n`);\n}\n\nexport function success(msg: string, opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n if (isJsonMode(opts) \|\| isQuietMode(opts)) return;\n process.stderr.write(`${c.ok(msg)}\\n`);\n}\n\nexport function warn(msg: string, opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n if (isJsonMode(opts)) return;\n process.stderr.write(`${c.warn(msg)}\\n`);\n}\n\nexport function error(msg: string, opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n if (isJsonMode(opts)) return;\n process.stderr.write(`${c.error(msg)}\\n`);\n}\n\n/\n Redirect / deprecation hint (stderr). Silenced under `--json` (a CI\n * consumer's stdout envelope must stay pristine) AND under `--no-tips`\n * ({@link CliOptions.noTips}). This is the ONLY helper deprecation / redirect\n * notices should use, so a single `--no-tips` flag quiets them all in CI / logs.\n * Style matches {@link warn} (these are advisory, not errors).\n /\nexport function tip(msg: string, opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n if (isJsonMode(opts) \|\| opts.noTips === true) return;\n process.stderr.write(`${c.warn(msg)}\\n`);\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Tables (stderr). Suppressed entirely under `--json` — the command has\n// already emitted the rows as a JSON array via `json()`.\n//\n// Design: cli-table3 styles headers/borders via `@colors/colors`\n// (whose NO_COLOR/TTY semantics differ from picocolors), which painted EVERY\n// header red while the body stripped — RED is now reserved strictly for ERROR.\n// We bypass `@colors/colors` entirely by passing EMPTY `style.head`/`style.border`\n// arrays (cli-table3's `wrapWithStyleColors` early-returns on length 0) and\n// PRE-COLOR the header strings ourselves via `theme.c` (picocolors). Result:\n// the header, border, and body all strip consistently under NO_COLOR / non-TTY,\n// because picocolors is the SOLE color authority. Responsive `colWidths` are\n// computed from `terminalWidth()` so tables never overflow; `wordWrap` keeps\n// free-text cells readable, and `truncate: '…'` caps any single over-long token.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport function table(\n rows: readonly Record<string, unknown>[],\n cols: readonly string[],\n opts: CliOptions = {},\n): void {\n if (isJsonMode(opts)) return;\n if (rows.length === 0) {\n info('(no rows)', opts);\n return;\n }\n const t = new Table({\n head: cols.map((col) => c.bold(c.info(col))),\n // Empty arrays ⇒ cli-table3 applies NO @colors/colors wrap (neither the\n // default red header nor a colored border). All color is ours, via theme.\n style: { head: [], border: [] },\n colWidths: computeColWidths(rows, cols),\n wordWrap: true,\n truncate: '…',\n });\n for (const row of rows) {\n t.push(cols.map((col) => formatCell(row[col])));\n }\n process.stderr.write(`${t.toString()}\\n`);\n}\n\n/\n Compute per-column widths (cli-table3 `colWidths`, which INCLUDE each column's\n * 2 padding chars) that fit `terminalWidth()`. Strategy:\n \n 1. Measure each column's NATURAL content width (longest cell, at least the\n * header label so a header never wraps/truncates).\n * 2. If the natural total fits, use it as-is — every cell renders whole.\n * 3. Otherwise GREEDILY TRIM ONLY THE WIDEST column (down to its header width)\n * until the row fits. Narrow columns (paths, ids, statuses) keep their full\n * width — they're single tokens that can't word-wrap, so truncating them\n * loses information. The widest column is the free-text one (descriptions,\n * details, snippets); it has spaces and absorbs the shrink via `wordWrap`.\n \n cli-table3 accepts only positive integers (negatives collapse). Each returned\n * width is `content + 2` to reserve the column's padding, so the content area\n * equals the measured width and the math against `terminalWidth()` is exact.\n /\nfunction computeColWidths(\n rows: readonly Record<string, unknown>[],\n cols: readonly string[],\n): number[] {\n const n = cols.length;\n if (n === 0) return [];\n const headerLen = cols.map((col) => col.length);\n const natural = cols.map((col, i) => {\n let max = Math.max(headerLen[i] ?? col.length, 3);\n for (const row of rows) {\n const len = formatCell(row[col]).length;\n if (len > max) max = len;\n }\n return max;\n });\n // cli-table3 row overhead: per column 1 left border + 2 padding, plus a final\n // right border ⇒ 3n + 1 non-content chars. `contentBudget` is what remains for\n // the sum of column CONTENT areas.\n const contentBudget = Math.max(n 4, terminalWidth() - 3 * n - 1);\n const naturalSum = natural.reduce((a, b) => a + b, 0);\n if (naturalSum <= contentBudget) {\n return natural.map((w) => w + 2);\n }\n // Overflow: greedily cut the widest reducible column (≥ its header width).\n const content = natural.slice();\n let sum = naturalSum;\n const floor = headerLen.map((h) => Math.max(h, 3));\n while (sum > contentBudget) {\n let idx = -1;\n let widest = -1;\n for (let i = 0; i < n; i++) {\n const c = content[i] ?? 0;\n const f = floor[i] ?? 3;\n if (c > f && c > widest) {\n widest = c;\n idx = i;\n }\n }\n if (idx === -1) break; // every column is at its header floor — stop\n const overshoot = sum - contentBudget;\n const reducible = (content[idx] ?? 0) - (floor[idx] ?? 3);\n const cut = Math.min(overshoot, reducible);\n content[idx] = (content[idx] ?? 0) - cut;\n sum -= cut;\n }\n return content.map((w) => w + 2);\n}\n\nfunction formatCell(value: unknown): string {\n if (value === undefined \|\| value === null) return '';\n if (typeof value === 'string') return value;\n if (typeof value === 'number' \|\| typeof value === 'boolean' \|\| typeof value === 'bigint') {\n return String(value);\n }\n return JSON.stringify(value);\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Definition list (stderr). A two-column Field/Value rendering for snapshot-\n// shaped output (status / task / context-status). `status.ts` hand-rolled this\n// exact shape; this generalizes it. Rendered via the same responsive `table()`,\n// so it inherits the clean (non-red) header + NO_COLOR behavior automatically.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport interface DefinitionRow {\n /** Field label (left column). /\n label: string;\n /* Field value; coerced to a string the same way table cells are. /\n value: unknown;\n}\n\nexport function definitionList(rows: readonly DefinitionRow[], opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n table(\n rows.map((r) => ({ Field: r.label, Value: formatCell(r.value) })),\n ['Field', 'Value'],\n opts,\n );\n}\n\n/* Render a single `label: value` line to stderr (human only). /\nexport function kv(label: string, value: unknown, opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n log(`${c.bold(label)}: ${formatCell(value)}`, opts);\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Spinner (stderr). ora when interactive; a no-op otherwise so scriptable /\n// CI / `--json` / `--quiet` runs pay nothing and never animate a pipe.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport interface Spinner {\n start(text?: string): Spinner;\n stop(): Spinner;\n clear(): Spinner;\n succeed(text?: string): void;\n fail(text?: string): void;\n warn(text?: string): void;\n info(text?: string): void;\n text: string;\n}\n\nclass NoopSpinner implements Spinner {\n text = '';\n start(_text?: string): Spinner {\n return this;\n }\n stop(): Spinner {\n return this;\n }\n clear(): Spinner {\n return this;\n }\n succeed(_text?: string): void {}\n fail(_text?: string): void {}\n warn(_text?: string): void {}\n info(_text?: string): void {}\n}\n\n/* Wraps an `ora` instance so the `Spinner` interface stays decoupled from ora's exact type. /\nclass OraSpinner implements Spinner {\n private readonly handle: Ora;\n\n constructor(initialText: string) {\n this.handle = ora(initialText);\n }\n\n get text(): string {\n return this.handle.text;\n }\n set text(value: string) {\n this.handle.text = value;\n }\n\n start(text?: string): Spinner {\n if (text !== undefined) this.handle.text = text;\n this.handle.start();\n return this;\n }\n\n stop(): Spinner {\n this.handle.stop();\n return this;\n }\n\n clear(): Spinner {\n this.handle.clear();\n return this;\n }\n\n succeed(text?: string): void {\n this.handle.succeed(text);\n }\n\n fail(text?: string): void {\n this.handle.fail(text);\n }\n\n warn(text?: string): void {\n this.handle.warn(text);\n }\n\n info(text?: string): void {\n this.handle.info(text);\n }\n}\n\nexport function spinner(text = '', opts: CliOptions = {}): Spinner {\n if (isJsonMode(opts) \|\| isQuietMode(opts) \|\| !isInteractive(opts)) {\n return new NoopSpinner();\n }\n return new OraSpinner(text);\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Failure + exit-code mapping\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n/\n Write a diagnostic and throw a `CommanderError` carrying the S9 exit code,\n * so bin.ts's `exitOverride` + `handleError` surface it as `process.exitCode`\n * without any mid-action `process.exit`. Under `--json` the message becomes a\n * structured `{ok:false,error}` envelope on STDOUT; otherwise plain text on\n * STDERR. Always throws (`never`).\n /\nexport function fail(exitCode: number, message: string, opts: CliOptions = {}): never {\n if (isJsonMode(opts)) {\n process.stdout.write(`${JSON.stringify({ ok: false, error: { code: exitCode, message } })}\\n`);\n } else if (message.length > 0) {\n process.stderr.write(`${message}\\n`);\n }\n throw new CommanderError(exitCode, NOIR_ERROR_CODE, message);\n}\n\n/\n Guard for commands that would otherwise block on a prompt. Honors the S9\n * hard rule: \"no blocking prompts when !isTTY or --no-input — error exit 2\n * naming the missing flag instead\". `hint` describes the operation so the\n * message points the user at the flag-based alternative.\n /\nexport function requireInteractive(opts: CliOptions, hint: string): void {\n if (!isInteractive(opts)) {\n fail(\n EXIT.USAGE,\n `${hint} needs an interactive terminal, but input is disabled (non-TTY, --no-input, --json, CI, or NO_COLOR). Re-run in a TTY or supply the value as a flag.`,\n opts,\n );\n }\n}\n\n// Remap commander's own exit codes onto the S9 contract:\n// help/version → 0 · unknown command → 3 · every other usage error → 2\nfunction commanderExitCode(err: CommanderError): number {\n switch (err.code) {\n case 'commander.helpDisplayed':\n case 'commander.versionDisplayed':\n case 'commander.version': // commander v12 uses this code for --version (exit 0)\n return EXIT.OK;\n case 'commander.unknownCommand':\n return EXIT.NOT_FOUND;\n default:\n return EXIT.USAGE;\n }\n}\n\n/* Map any thrown value onto the S9 exit-code contract. /\nexport function inferExitCode(err: unknown): number {\n if (err instanceof NoirCliError) return err.exitCode;\n if (err instanceof CommanderError) {\n // Errors our own `fail()` threw carry a `noir.` code and an authoritative\n // exitCode — respect it. Commander's own errors are remapped by `code`.\n if (err.code.startsWith('noir.')) return err.exitCode;\n return commanderExitCode(err);\n }\n return EXIT.ERROR;\n}\n\n/*\n Map a thrown error onto stderr + `process.exitCode`. Never throws, never\n * calls `process.exit` (commander's `exitOverride` already prevented that for\n * commander's own errors). Used by the bin entry's `run()`.\n /\nexport function handleError(err: unknown): void {\n if (err instanceof NoirCliError) {\n if (err.message.length > 0) process.stderr.write(`${err.message}\\n`);\n } else if (err instanceof CommanderError) {\n // If `fail()` threw it, the message is already written (stderr or the JSON\n // stdout envelope); if commander threw it, `configureOutput.writeErr`\n // already wrote it during parse. Don't double-write either way.\n } else {\n process.stderr.write(`noir: ${err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err)}\\n`);\n }\n process.exitCode = inferExitCode(err);\n}\n","// Single owner of the Noir CLI's semantic palette + status badges.\n//\n// Built on `picocolors` (the SAME lib the rest of the CLI already uses), so the\n// decoration strips consistently under NO_COLOR / non-TTY. cli-table3 styles\n// via a SECOND lib (@colors/colors) whose NO_COLOR/TTY semantics differ — that\n// split is what painted every table header red while the body stripped. Routing\n// ALL color through this module (the `c` object + `badge()`) closes that leak:\n// there is exactly one color authority, and it honors NO_COLOR / CLICOLOR_FORCE\n// / TTY uniformly.\n//\n// Accessibility:\n// - `badge()` ALWAYS returns SYMBOL + TEXT LABEL (e.g. `⚠ warn`), so NO_COLOR\n// and colorblind users get identical information. Color is decorative.\n// - `NOIR_ACCESSIBLE` disables the banner gradient (→ solid accent) and is the\n// documented opt-in for users who want the most legible form; badges already\n// carry symbol+text unconditionally, so the flag is a no-op for them.\n\nimport pc from 'picocolors';\n\n// A private always-on colorizer. The PUBLIC `c` object gates every call through\n// `useColor()`, so `useColor()` is the single live authority over whether ANY\n// ANSI leaves this module. (The default `picocolors` export captures its\n// `isColorSupported` snapshot once at module load and does NOT honor\n// CLICOLOR_FORCE; gating a forced instance here fixes both.)\nconst FORCE = pc.createColors(true);\n\n/* Badge state → semantic color role. /\nexport type BadgeState = 'ok' \| 'warn' \| 'error' \| 'info';\n\n/\n The semantic palette. Each method returns its input unchanged when color is\n * off (NO_COLOR / non-TTY / not forced), so callers can wrap freely without\n * guarding. 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Drives both the @clack home menu and the\n// decoration of every helper below. Requires BOTH stdin and stdout to be TTYs:\n// @clack reads keypresses from stdin while ora/picocolors render to stdout.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport function isInteractive(opts: CliOptions = {}): boolean {\n if (isJsonMode(opts) \|\| isNoInput(opts)) return false;\n if (isCiEnv() \|\| envFlagSet('NO_COLOR')) return false;\n return process.stdin.isTTY === true && process.stdout.isTTY === true;\n}\n\n/\n Derive the explicit `interactive` flag the scaffold engine reads (via\n * {@link ScaffoldOptions.interactive}) from the bridge bin.ts owns. The bin's\n * `preAction` sets `NOIR_NON_INTERACTIVE=1` under `--json`/`--no-input`; this\n * helper folds that with the {@link isInteractive} TTY/CI/NO_COLOR gate so a\n * single boolean flows into the engine + `buildConflictOpts`. The ENGINE itself\n * never reads `process.env` for interactivity — only this CLI helper does.\n /\nexport function resolveInteractive(): boolean {\n if (flaggedNonInteractiveCli()) return false;\n return isInteractive();\n}\n\n/* True when the bin's `preAction` flagged this invocation non-interactive\n * (`--json` / `--no-input` → `NOIR_NON_INTERACTIVE`). CLI-internal; the engine\n * reads {@link ScaffoldOptions.interactive} instead. /\nfunction flaggedNonInteractiveCli(): boolean {\n const v = process.env.NOIR_NON_INTERACTIVE;\n return v !== undefined && v !== '';\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Data output (stdout). The ONLY helper here that writes to stdout; under\n// `--json` a command calls this exactly once with its full payload and never\n// mixes other stdout writes, keeping machine output pristine.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport function json(obj: unknown): void {\n process.stdout.write(`${JSON.stringify(obj)}\\n`);\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Human diagnostics (stderr). picocolors auto-strips ANSI under NO_COLOR /\n// non-TTY, and each helper additionally short-circuits under `--json`\n// (decoration off, payload is the output) — and `info`/`log`/`success` also\n// under `--quiet`. `warn`/`error` survive `--quiet` (they carry signal).\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport function log(msg: string, opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n if (isJsonMode(opts) \|\| isQuietMode(opts)) return;\n process.stderr.write(`${msg}\\n`);\n}\n\nexport function info(msg: string, opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n if (isJsonMode(opts) \|\| isQuietMode(opts)) return;\n process.stderr.write(`${c.info(msg)}\\n`);\n}\n\nexport function success(msg: string, opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n if (isJsonMode(opts) \|\| isQuietMode(opts)) return;\n process.stderr.write(`${c.ok(msg)}\\n`);\n}\n\nexport function warn(msg: string, opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n if (isJsonMode(opts)) return;\n process.stderr.write(`${c.warn(msg)}\\n`);\n}\n\nexport function error(msg: string, opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n if (isJsonMode(opts)) return;\n process.stderr.write(`${c.error(msg)}\\n`);\n}\n\n/\n Redirect / deprecation hint (stderr). Silenced under `--json` (a CI\n * consumer's stdout envelope must stay pristine) AND under `--no-tips`\n * ({@link CliOptions.noTips}). This is the ONLY helper deprecation / redirect\n * notices should use, so a single `--no-tips` flag quiets them all in CI / logs.\n * Style matches {@link warn} (these are advisory, not errors).\n /\nexport function tip(msg: string, opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n if (isJsonMode(opts) \|\| opts.noTips === true) return;\n process.stderr.write(`${c.warn(msg)}\\n`);\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Tables (stderr). Suppressed entirely under `--json` — the command has\n// already emitted the rows as a JSON array via `json()`.\n//\n// Design: cli-table3 styles headers/borders via `@colors/colors`\n// (whose NO_COLOR/TTY semantics differ from picocolors), which painted EVERY\n// header red while the body stripped — RED is now reserved strictly for ERROR.\n// We bypass `@colors/colors` entirely by passing EMPTY `style.head`/`style.border`\n// arrays (cli-table3's `wrapWithStyleColors` early-returns on length 0) and\n// PRE-COLOR the header strings ourselves via `theme.c` (picocolors). Result:\n// the header, border, and body all strip consistently under NO_COLOR / non-TTY,\n// because picocolors is the SOLE color authority. Responsive `colWidths` are\n// computed from `terminalWidth()` so tables never overflow; `wordWrap` keeps\n// free-text cells readable, and `truncate: '…'` caps any single over-long token.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport function table(\n rows: readonly Record<string, unknown>[],\n cols: readonly string[],\n opts: CliOptions = {},\n): void {\n if (isJsonMode(opts)) return;\n if (rows.length === 0) {\n info('(no rows)', opts);\n return;\n }\n const t = new Table({\n head: cols.map((col) => c.bold(c.info(col))),\n // Empty arrays ⇒ cli-table3 applies NO @colors/colors wrap (neither the\n // default red header nor a colored border). All color is ours, via theme.\n style: { head: [], border: [] },\n colWidths: computeColWidths(rows, cols),\n wordWrap: true,\n truncate: '…',\n });\n for (const row of rows) {\n t.push(cols.map((col) => formatCell(row[col])));\n }\n process.stderr.write(`${t.toString()}\\n`);\n}\n\n/\n Compute per-column widths (cli-table3 `colWidths`, which INCLUDE each column's\n * 2 padding chars) that fit `terminalWidth()`. Strategy:\n \n 1. Measure each column's NATURAL content width (longest cell, at least the\n * header label so a header never wraps/truncates).\n * 2. If the natural total fits, use it as-is — every cell renders whole.\n * 3. Otherwise GREEDILY TRIM ONLY THE WIDEST column (down to its header width)\n * until the row fits. Narrow columns (paths, ids, statuses) keep their full\n * width — they're single tokens that can't word-wrap, so truncating them\n * loses information. The widest column is the free-text one (descriptions,\n * details, snippets); it has spaces and absorbs the shrink via `wordWrap`.\n \n cli-table3 accepts only positive integers (negatives collapse). Each returned\n * width is `content + 2` to reserve the column's padding, so the content area\n * equals the measured width and the math against `terminalWidth()` is exact.\n /\nfunction computeColWidths(\n rows: readonly Record<string, unknown>[],\n cols: readonly string[],\n): number[] {\n const n = cols.length;\n if (n === 0) return [];\n const headerLen = cols.map((col) => col.length);\n const natural = cols.map((col, i) => {\n let max = Math.max(headerLen[i] ?? col.length, 3);\n for (const row of rows) {\n const len = formatCell(row[col]).length;\n if (len > max) max = len;\n }\n return max;\n });\n // cli-table3 row overhead: per column 1 left border + 2 padding, plus a final\n // right border ⇒ 3n + 1 non-content chars. `contentBudget` is what remains for\n // the sum of column CONTENT areas.\n const contentBudget = Math.max(n 4, terminalWidth() - 3 * n - 1);\n const naturalSum = natural.reduce((a, b) => a + b, 0);\n if (naturalSum <= contentBudget) {\n return natural.map((w) => w + 2);\n }\n // Overflow: greedily cut the widest reducible column (≥ its header width).\n const content = natural.slice();\n let sum = naturalSum;\n const floor = headerLen.map((h) => Math.max(h, 3));\n while (sum > contentBudget) {\n let idx = -1;\n let widest = -1;\n for (let i = 0; i < n; i++) {\n const c = content[i] ?? 0;\n const f = floor[i] ?? 3;\n if (c > f && c > widest) {\n widest = c;\n idx = i;\n }\n }\n if (idx === -1) break; // every column is at its header floor — stop\n const overshoot = sum - contentBudget;\n const reducible = (content[idx] ?? 0) - (floor[idx] ?? 3);\n const cut = Math.min(overshoot, reducible);\n content[idx] = (content[idx] ?? 0) - cut;\n sum -= cut;\n }\n return content.map((w) => w + 2);\n}\n\nfunction formatCell(value: unknown): string {\n if (value === undefined \|\| value === null) return '';\n if (typeof value === 'string') return value;\n if (typeof value === 'number' \|\| typeof value === 'boolean' \|\| typeof value === 'bigint') {\n return String(value);\n }\n return JSON.stringify(value);\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Definition list (stderr). A two-column Field/Value rendering for snapshot-\n// shaped output (status / task / context-status). `status.ts` hand-rolled this\n// exact shape; this generalizes it. Rendered via the same responsive `table()`,\n// so it inherits the clean (non-red) header + NO_COLOR behavior automatically.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport interface DefinitionRow {\n /** Field label (left column). /\n label: string;\n /* Field value; coerced to a string the same way table cells are. /\n value: unknown;\n}\n\nexport function definitionList(rows: readonly DefinitionRow[], opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n table(\n rows.map((r) => ({ Field: r.label, Value: formatCell(r.value) })),\n ['Field', 'Value'],\n opts,\n );\n}\n\n/* Render a single `label: value` line to stderr (human only). /\nexport function kv(label: string, value: unknown, opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n log(`${c.bold(label)}: ${formatCell(value)}`, opts);\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Spinner (stderr). ora when interactive; a no-op otherwise so scriptable /\n// CI / `--json` / `--quiet` runs pay nothing and never animate a pipe.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport interface Spinner {\n start(text?: string): Spinner;\n stop(): Spinner;\n clear(): Spinner;\n succeed(text?: string): void;\n fail(text?: string): void;\n warn(text?: string): void;\n info(text?: string): void;\n text: string;\n}\n\nclass NoopSpinner implements Spinner {\n text = '';\n start(_text?: string): Spinner {\n return this;\n }\n stop(): Spinner {\n return this;\n }\n clear(): Spinner {\n return this;\n }\n succeed(_text?: string): void {}\n fail(_text?: string): void {}\n warn(_text?: string): void {}\n info(_text?: string): void {}\n}\n\n/* Wraps an `ora` instance so the `Spinner` interface stays decoupled from ora's exact type. /\nclass OraSpinner implements Spinner {\n private readonly handle: Ora;\n\n constructor(initialText: string) {\n this.handle = ora(initialText);\n }\n\n get text(): string {\n return this.handle.text;\n }\n set text(value: string) {\n this.handle.text = value;\n }\n\n start(text?: string): Spinner {\n if (text !== undefined) this.handle.text = text;\n this.handle.start();\n return this;\n }\n\n stop(): Spinner {\n this.handle.stop();\n return this;\n }\n\n clear(): Spinner {\n this.handle.clear();\n return this;\n }\n\n succeed(text?: string): void {\n this.handle.succeed(text);\n }\n\n fail(text?: string): void {\n this.handle.fail(text);\n }\n\n warn(text?: string): void {\n this.handle.warn(text);\n }\n\n info(text?: string): void {\n this.handle.info(text);\n }\n}\n\nexport function spinner(text = '', opts: CliOptions = {}): Spinner {\n if (isJsonMode(opts) \|\| isQuietMode(opts) \|\| !isInteractive(opts)) {\n return new NoopSpinner();\n }\n return new OraSpinner(text);\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Failure + exit-code mapping\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n/\n Write a diagnostic and throw a `CommanderError` carrying the S9 exit code,\n * so bin.ts's `exitOverride` + `handleError` surface it as `process.exitCode`\n * without any mid-action `process.exit`. Under `--json` the message becomes a\n * structured `{ok:false,error}` envelope on STDOUT; otherwise plain text on\n * STDERR. Always throws (`never`).\n /\nexport function fail(exitCode: number, message: string, opts: CliOptions = {}): never {\n if (isJsonMode(opts)) {\n process.stdout.write(`${JSON.stringify({ ok: false, error: { code: exitCode, message } })}\\n`);\n } else if (message.length > 0) {\n process.stderr.write(`${message}\\n`);\n }\n throw new CommanderError(exitCode, NOIR_ERROR_CODE, message);\n}\n\n/\n Guard for commands that would otherwise block on a prompt. Honors the S9\n * hard rule: \"no blocking prompts when !isTTY or --no-input — error exit 2\n * naming the missing flag instead\". `hint` describes the operation so the\n * message points the user at the flag-based alternative.\n /\nexport function requireInteractive(opts: CliOptions, hint: string): void {\n if (!isInteractive(opts)) {\n fail(\n EXIT.USAGE,\n `${hint} needs an interactive terminal, but input is disabled (non-TTY, --no-input, --json, CI, or NO_COLOR). Re-run in a TTY or supply the value as a flag.`,\n opts,\n );\n }\n}\n\n// Remap commander's own exit codes onto the S9 contract:\n// help/version → 0 · unknown command → 3 · every other usage error → 2\nfunction commanderExitCode(err: CommanderError): number {\n switch (err.code) {\n case 'commander.helpDisplayed':\n case 'commander.versionDisplayed':\n case 'commander.version': // commander v12 uses this code for --version (exit 0)\n return EXIT.OK;\n case 'commander.unknownCommand':\n return EXIT.NOT_FOUND;\n default:\n return EXIT.USAGE;\n }\n}\n\n/* Map any thrown value onto the S9 exit-code contract. /\nexport function inferExitCode(err: unknown): number {\n if (err instanceof NoirCliError) return err.exitCode;\n if (err instanceof CommanderError) {\n // Errors our own `fail()` threw carry a `noir.` code and an authoritative\n // exitCode — respect it. Commander's own errors are remapped by `code`.\n if (err.code.startsWith('noir.')) return err.exitCode;\n return commanderExitCode(err);\n }\n return EXIT.ERROR;\n}\n\n/*\n Map a thrown error onto stderr + `process.exitCode`. Never throws, never\n * calls `process.exit` (commander's `exitOverride` already prevented that for\n * commander's own errors). Used by the bin entry's `run()`.\n /\nexport function handleError(err: unknown): void {\n if (err instanceof NoirCliError) {\n if (err.message.length > 0) process.stderr.write(`${err.message}\\n`);\n } else if (err instanceof CommanderError) {\n // If `fail()` threw it, the message is already written (stderr or the JSON\n // stdout envelope); if commander threw it, `configureOutput.writeErr`\n // already wrote it during parse. Don't double-write either way.\n } else {\n process.stderr.write(`noir: ${err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err)}\\n`);\n }\n process.exitCode = inferExitCode(err);\n}\n","// Single owner of the Noir CLI's semantic palette + status badges.\n//\n// Built on `picocolors` (the SAME lib the rest of the CLI already uses), so the\n// decoration strips consistently under NO_COLOR / non-TTY. cli-table3 styles\n// via a SECOND lib (@colors/colors) whose NO_COLOR/TTY semantics differ — that\n// split is what painted every table header red while the body stripped. Routing\n// ALL color through this module (the `c` object + `badge()`) closes that leak:\n// there is exactly one color authority, and it honors NO_COLOR / CLICOLOR_FORCE\n// / TTY uniformly.\n//\n// Accessibility:\n// - `badge()` ALWAYS returns SYMBOL + TEXT LABEL (e.g. `⚠ warn`), so NO_COLOR\n// and colorblind users get identical information. Color is decorative.\n// - `NOIR_ACCESSIBLE` disables the banner gradient (→ solid accent) and is the\n// documented opt-in for users who want the most legible form; badges already\n// carry symbol+text unconditionally, so the flag is a no-op for them.\n\nimport pc from 'picocolors';\n\n// A private always-on colorizer. The PUBLIC `c` object gates every call through\n// `useColor()`, so `useColor()` is the single live authority over whether ANY\n// ANSI leaves this module. (The default `picocolors` export captures its\n// `isColorSupported` snapshot once at module load and does NOT honor\n// CLICOLOR_FORCE; gating a forced instance here fixes both.)\nconst FORCE = pc.createColors(true);\n\n/* Badge state → semantic color role. /\nexport type BadgeState = 'ok' \| 'warn' \| 'error' \| 'info';\n\n/\n The semantic palette. Each method returns its input unchanged when color is\n * off (NO_COLOR / non-TTY / not forced), so callers can wrap freely without\n * guarding. Compose with `c.bold(c.info(s))` etc.\n /\nexport const c = {\n /* Green — success / healthy. /\n ok: (s: string): string => (useColor() ? FORCE.green(s) : s),\n /* Yellow — degraded but usable. /\n warn: (s: string): string => (useColor() ? FORCE.yellow(s) : s),\n /* Red — reserved strictly for ERROR. Never a table header. /\n error: (s: string): string => (useColor() ? FORCE.red(s) : s),\n /* Cyan — informational / brand-neutral accent for labels. /\n info: (s: string): string => (useColor() ? FORCE.cyan(s) : s),\n /* Blue — the Midnight Cobalt brand role (banner / accent). /\n accent: (s: string): string => (useColor() ? FORCE.blue(s) : s),\n /* Dim — secondary text, table borders when color is on. /\n dim: (s: string): string => (useColor() ? FORCE.dim(s) : s),\n /* Bold — emphasis (table headers compose this with `info`). /\n bold: (s: string): string => (useColor() ? FORCE.bold(s) : s),\n};\n\n// @clack-style status symbols (the vocabulary Noir inherits via @clack/prompts\n// + ora). Paired 1:1 with a state name so a screen reader / pipe / colorblind\n// user reads the same fact a sighted interactive user sees.\nconst BADGE_SYMBOL: Readonly<Record<BadgeState, string>> = {\n ok: '✓',\n warn: '⚠',\n error: '✗',\n info: 'ℹ',\n};\n\n/\n Render a status badge: always `SYMBOL LABEL`, colored by `state` when color\n * is on. The TEXT LABEL is unconditional — this is the accessibility invariant.\n * `label` defaults to the state name, so `badge('ok')` reads `✓ ok`.\n \n @example badge('ok') // → green \"✓ ok\"\n * @example badge('warn','degraded') // → yellow \"⚠ degraded\"\n * @example badge('error','down') // → red \"✗ down\"\n /\nexport function badge(state: BadgeState, label: string = state): string {\n const text = `${BADGE_SYMBOL[state]} ${label}`;\n switch (state) {\n case 'ok':\n return c.ok(text);\n case 'warn':\n return c.warn(text);\n case 'error':\n return c.error(text);\n case 'info':\n return c.info(text);\n }\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Environment gates. Evaluated LIVE (not captured at module load) so tests that\n// flip NO_COLOR / CLICOLOR_FORCE between cases see the right answer, and so a\n// user exporting NO_COLOR mid-session is honored on the next render.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nfunction envFlagSet(name: string): boolean {\n // NO_COLOR spec: present AND non-empty disables color (any value).\n const v = process.env[name];\n return v !== undefined && v !== '';\n}\n\n/\n True when running under a CI runner (GitHub Actions / GitLab / CircleCI /\n * Drone set `CI=true` at the conventional value). Treats the explicit opt-outs\n * `0` / `false` as \"not CI\" so a user can force-disable the guard. Owned here\n * (the color authority) and re-exported so output.ts doesn't duplicate it.\n /\nexport function isCiEnv(): boolean {\n const v = process.env.CI;\n if (v === undefined \|\| v === '') return false;\n return v !== '0' && v !== 'false';\n}\n\n/\n The single authority on whether decoration should emit ANSI. Honors:\n * - `NO_COLOR` → always off (spec: present + non-empty).\n * - `CLICOLOR_FORCE=1` → always on (forces color on a redirected stream).\n * - `CI=true` (alone) → always OFF. picocolors' `isColorSupported`\n * snapshot turns color ON under `!!env.CI` (it\n * assumes a CI viewer that renders ANSI). But ANSI\n * escapes inflate the raw byte length of rendered\n * lines, which breaks the responsive-width\n * guarantee `max(line.length) <= terminalWidth()`\n * that `table()` exists to uphold — and the\n * regression test that locks it (fits 60/80/120 in\n * theme.test.ts). The CLI's own top-of-file\n * contract states decoration auto-disables under\n * CI / non-TTY; this honors that. A CI viewer that\n * wants color sets `CLICOLOR_FORCE=1` (above).\n * - otherwise → picocolors' detection (TTY / FORCE_COLOR).\n /\nexport function useColor(): boolean {\n if (envFlagSet('NO_COLOR')) return false;\n if (process.env.CLICOLOR_FORCE === '1') return true;\n if (isCiEnv()) return false;\n return pc.isColorSupported;\n}\n\n/\n `NOIR_ACCESSIBLE`: opt-in maximum legibility. Badges already carry symbol+\n * text unconditionally (so the flag is a no-op for them); the material effect\n * is disabling the banner gradient (→ solid accent) and is reserved here for\n * future accessible-display tweaks.\n /\nexport function accessibleMode(): boolean {\n return envFlagSet('NOIR_ACCESSIBLE');\n}\n\n/\n Terminal width in columns. Honors `COLUMNS` (the conventional override) then\n * `process.stdout.columns`, defaulting to 80 when neither is set (the same\n * default `picocolors` / `cli-table3` assume). Floored at a small minimum so a\n * misconfigured shell never produces a degenerate zero/negative-width table.\n /\nexport function terminalWidth(): number {\n const fromEnv = process.env.COLUMNS;\n if (fromEnv !== undefined && fromEnv !== '') {\n const n = Number(fromEnv);\n if (Number.isInteger(n) && n > 0) return Math.max(n, 20);\n }\n const cols = process.stdout.columns;\n if (typeof cols === 'number' && cols > 0) return Math.max(cols, 20);\n return 80;\n}\n\n/\n Usable content width inside a bordered TUI panel. 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+} from "./chunk-CN3KUSQT.js";
+import "./chunk-S2PDLS4C.js";
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+function contentWidth(border = 2, padding = 2) {
+  return Math.max(20, terminalWidth() - border - padding);
+}
+function divider() {
+  return c.dim("\u2500".repeat(Math.max(1, contentWidth())));
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   useColor,
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-  terminalWidth,
+  contentWidth,
+  divider,
   EXIT,
   NoirCliError,
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Commander stores `--no-input` under the attribute\n// `input` (default `true`; the flag sets it `false`) — see commander's\n// `Option.attributeName()` which strips the leading `no-`. Both `input`\n// (commander's real key) and `noInput` (the spec's intent) are accepted so\n// callers may pass either commander's raw globals or a hand-built object.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport interface CliOptions {\n readonly json?: boolean;\n readonly quiet?: boolean;\n readonly verbose?: boolean;\n /* Commander's storage for `--no-input` (`false` ⇒ no input). /\n readonly input?: boolean;\n /* Convenience alias matching the `--no-input` intent (`true` ⇒ no input). /\n readonly noInput?: boolean;\n /* TUI-policy flag. `false` (`--no-tui`) forces bare `noir` onto the\n * non-interactive `status` path even in a TTY; `true` (`--tui`) is an\n * advisory hint that still requires a TTY; absent (auto) defers to\n * {@link isInteractive}. 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When `true`, redirect /\n * deprecation hints (and any other {@link tip} output) are silenced for\n * CI / log-friendly runs. /\n readonly noTips?: boolean;\n}\n\nfunction isJsonMode(opts: CliOptions): boolean {\n return opts.json === true;\n}\n\nfunction isQuietMode(opts: CliOptions): boolean {\n return opts.quiet === true;\n}\n\n/* True when the user has asked for no interactive input (either spelling). /\nexport function isNoInput(opts: CliOptions = {}): boolean {\n return opts.noInput === true \|\| opts.input === false;\n}\n\nfunction envFlagSet(name: string): boolean {\n // NO_COLOR spec: present AND non-empty (regardless of value) disables color.\n const v = process.env[name];\n return v !== undefined && v !== '';\n}\n\n// `isCiEnv` is imported from ./theme.js (the color authority) — see note there.\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Interactivity gate. Drives both the @clack home menu and the\n// decoration of every helper below. Requires BOTH stdin and stdout to be TTYs:\n// @clack reads keypresses from stdin while ora/picocolors render to stdout.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport function isInteractive(opts: CliOptions = {}): boolean {\n if (isJsonMode(opts) \|\| isNoInput(opts)) return false;\n if (isCiEnv() \|\| envFlagSet('NO_COLOR')) return false;\n return process.stdin.isTTY === true && process.stdout.isTTY === true;\n}\n\n/\n Derive the explicit `interactive` flag the scaffold engine reads (via\n * {@link ScaffoldOptions.interactive}) from the bridge bin.ts owns. The bin's\n * `preAction` sets `NOIR_NON_INTERACTIVE=1` under `--json`/`--no-input`; this\n * helper folds that with the {@link isInteractive} TTY/CI/NO_COLOR gate so a\n * single boolean flows into the engine + `buildConflictOpts`. The ENGINE itself\n * never reads `process.env` for interactivity — only this CLI helper does.\n /\nexport function resolveInteractive(): boolean {\n if (flaggedNonInteractiveCli()) return false;\n return isInteractive();\n}\n\n/* True when the bin's `preAction` flagged this invocation non-interactive\n * (`--json` / `--no-input` → `NOIR_NON_INTERACTIVE`). CLI-internal; the engine\n * reads {@link ScaffoldOptions.interactive} instead. /\nfunction flaggedNonInteractiveCli(): boolean {\n const v = process.env.NOIR_NON_INTERACTIVE;\n return v !== undefined && v !== '';\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Data output (stdout). The ONLY helper here that writes to stdout; under\n// `--json` a command calls this exactly once with its full payload and never\n// mixes other stdout writes, keeping machine output pristine.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport function json(obj: unknown): void {\n process.stdout.write(`${JSON.stringify(obj)}\\n`);\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Human diagnostics (stderr). picocolors auto-strips ANSI under NO_COLOR /\n// non-TTY, and each helper additionally short-circuits under `--json`\n// (decoration off, payload is the output) — and `info`/`log`/`success` also\n// under `--quiet`. `warn`/`error` survive `--quiet` (they carry signal).\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport function log(msg: string, opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n if (isJsonMode(opts) \|\| isQuietMode(opts)) return;\n process.stderr.write(`${msg}\\n`);\n}\n\nexport function info(msg: string, opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n if (isJsonMode(opts) \|\| isQuietMode(opts)) return;\n process.stderr.write(`${c.info(msg)}\\n`);\n}\n\nexport function success(msg: string, opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n if (isJsonMode(opts) \|\| isQuietMode(opts)) return;\n process.stderr.write(`${c.ok(msg)}\\n`);\n}\n\nexport function warn(msg: string, opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n if (isJsonMode(opts)) return;\n process.stderr.write(`${c.warn(msg)}\\n`);\n}\n\nexport function error(msg: string, opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n if (isJsonMode(opts)) return;\n process.stderr.write(`${c.error(msg)}\\n`);\n}\n\n/\n Redirect / deprecation hint (stderr). Silenced under `--json` (a CI\n * consumer's stdout envelope must stay pristine) AND under `--no-tips`\n * ({@link CliOptions.noTips}). This is the ONLY helper deprecation / redirect\n * notices should use, so a single `--no-tips` flag quiets them all in CI / logs.\n * Style matches {@link warn} (these are advisory, not errors).\n /\nexport function tip(msg: string, opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n if (isJsonMode(opts) \|\| opts.noTips === true) return;\n process.stderr.write(`${c.warn(msg)}\\n`);\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Tables (stderr). Suppressed entirely under `--json` — the command has\n// already emitted the rows as a JSON array via `json()`.\n//\n// Design: cli-table3 styles headers/borders via `@colors/colors`\n// (whose NO_COLOR/TTY semantics differ from picocolors), which painted EVERY\n// header red while the body stripped — RED is now reserved strictly for ERROR.\n// We bypass `@colors/colors` entirely by passing EMPTY `style.head`/`style.border`\n// arrays (cli-table3's `wrapWithStyleColors` early-returns on length 0) and\n// PRE-COLOR the header strings ourselves via `theme.c` (picocolors). Result:\n// the header, border, and body all strip consistently under NO_COLOR / non-TTY,\n// because picocolors is the SOLE color authority. Responsive `colWidths` are\n// computed from `terminalWidth()` so tables never overflow; `wordWrap` keeps\n// free-text cells readable, and `truncate: '…'` caps any single over-long token.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport function table(\n rows: readonly Record<string, unknown>[],\n cols: readonly string[],\n opts: CliOptions = {},\n): void {\n if (isJsonMode(opts)) return;\n if (rows.length === 0) {\n info('(no rows)', opts);\n return;\n }\n const t = new Table({\n head: cols.map((col) => c.bold(c.info(col))),\n // Empty arrays ⇒ cli-table3 applies NO @colors/colors wrap (neither the\n // default red header nor a colored border). All color is ours, via theme.\n style: { head: [], border: [] },\n colWidths: computeColWidths(rows, cols),\n wordWrap: true,\n truncate: '…',\n });\n for (const row of rows) {\n t.push(cols.map((col) => formatCell(row[col])));\n }\n process.stderr.write(`${t.toString()}\\n`);\n}\n\n/\n Compute per-column widths (cli-table3 `colWidths`, which INCLUDE each column's\n * 2 padding chars) that fit `terminalWidth()`. Strategy:\n \n 1. Measure each column's NATURAL content width (longest cell, at least the\n * header label so a header never wraps/truncates).\n * 2. If the natural total fits, use it as-is — every cell renders whole.\n * 3. Otherwise GREEDILY TRIM ONLY THE WIDEST column (down to its header width)\n * until the row fits. Narrow columns (paths, ids, statuses) keep their full\n * width — they're single tokens that can't word-wrap, so truncating them\n * loses information. The widest column is the free-text one (descriptions,\n * details, snippets); it has spaces and absorbs the shrink via `wordWrap`.\n \n cli-table3 accepts only positive integers (negatives collapse). Each returned\n * width is `content + 2` to reserve the column's padding, so the content area\n * equals the measured width and the math against `terminalWidth()` is exact.\n /\nfunction computeColWidths(\n rows: readonly Record<string, unknown>[],\n cols: readonly string[],\n): number[] {\n const n = cols.length;\n if (n === 0) return [];\n const headerLen = cols.map((col) => col.length);\n const natural = cols.map((col, i) => {\n let max = Math.max(headerLen[i] ?? col.length, 3);\n for (const row of rows) {\n const len = formatCell(row[col]).length;\n if (len > max) max = len;\n }\n return max;\n });\n // cli-table3 row overhead: per column 1 left border + 2 padding, plus a final\n // right border ⇒ 3n + 1 non-content chars. `contentBudget` is what remains for\n // the sum of column CONTENT areas.\n const contentBudget = Math.max(n 4, terminalWidth() - 3 * n - 1);\n const naturalSum = natural.reduce((a, b) => a + b, 0);\n if (naturalSum <= contentBudget) {\n return natural.map((w) => w + 2);\n }\n // Overflow: greedily cut the widest reducible column (≥ its header width).\n const content = natural.slice();\n let sum = naturalSum;\n const floor = headerLen.map((h) => Math.max(h, 3));\n while (sum > contentBudget) {\n let idx = -1;\n let widest = -1;\n for (let i = 0; i < n; i++) {\n const c = content[i] ?? 0;\n const f = floor[i] ?? 3;\n if (c > f && c > widest) {\n widest = c;\n idx = i;\n }\n }\n if (idx === -1) break; // every column is at its header floor — stop\n const overshoot = sum - contentBudget;\n const reducible = (content[idx] ?? 0) - (floor[idx] ?? 3);\n const cut = Math.min(overshoot, reducible);\n content[idx] = (content[idx] ?? 0) - cut;\n sum -= cut;\n }\n return content.map((w) => w + 2);\n}\n\nfunction formatCell(value: unknown): string {\n if (value === undefined \|\| value === null) return '';\n if (typeof value === 'string') return value;\n if (typeof value === 'number' \|\| typeof value === 'boolean' \|\| typeof value === 'bigint') {\n return String(value);\n }\n return JSON.stringify(value);\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Definition list (stderr). A two-column Field/Value rendering for snapshot-\n// shaped output (status / task / context-status). `status.ts` hand-rolled this\n// exact shape; this generalizes it. Rendered via the same responsive `table()`,\n// so it inherits the clean (non-red) header + NO_COLOR behavior automatically.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport interface DefinitionRow {\n /** Field label (left column). /\n label: string;\n /* Field value; coerced to a string the same way table cells are. /\n value: unknown;\n}\n\nexport function definitionList(rows: readonly DefinitionRow[], opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n table(\n rows.map((r) => ({ Field: r.label, Value: formatCell(r.value) })),\n ['Field', 'Value'],\n opts,\n );\n}\n\n/* Render a single `label: value` line to stderr (human only). /\nexport function kv(label: string, value: unknown, opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n log(`${c.bold(label)}: ${formatCell(value)}`, opts);\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Spinner (stderr). ora when interactive; a no-op otherwise so scriptable /\n// CI / `--json` / `--quiet` runs pay nothing and never animate a pipe.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport interface Spinner {\n start(text?: string): Spinner;\n stop(): Spinner;\n clear(): Spinner;\n succeed(text?: string): void;\n fail(text?: string): void;\n warn(text?: string): void;\n info(text?: string): void;\n text: string;\n}\n\nclass NoopSpinner implements Spinner {\n text = '';\n start(_text?: string): Spinner {\n return this;\n }\n stop(): Spinner {\n return this;\n }\n clear(): Spinner {\n return this;\n }\n succeed(_text?: string): void {}\n fail(_text?: string): void {}\n warn(_text?: string): void {}\n info(_text?: string): void {}\n}\n\n/* Wraps an `ora` instance so the `Spinner` interface stays decoupled from ora's exact type. /\nclass OraSpinner implements Spinner {\n private readonly handle: Ora;\n\n constructor(initialText: string) {\n this.handle = ora(initialText);\n }\n\n get text(): string {\n return this.handle.text;\n }\n set text(value: string) {\n this.handle.text = value;\n }\n\n start(text?: string): Spinner {\n if (text !== undefined) this.handle.text = text;\n this.handle.start();\n return this;\n }\n\n stop(): Spinner {\n this.handle.stop();\n return this;\n }\n\n clear(): Spinner {\n this.handle.clear();\n return this;\n }\n\n succeed(text?: string): void {\n this.handle.succeed(text);\n }\n\n fail(text?: string): void {\n this.handle.fail(text);\n }\n\n warn(text?: string): void {\n this.handle.warn(text);\n }\n\n info(text?: string): void {\n this.handle.info(text);\n }\n}\n\nexport function spinner(text = '', opts: CliOptions = {}): Spinner {\n if (isJsonMode(opts) \|\| isQuietMode(opts) \|\| !isInteractive(opts)) {\n return new NoopSpinner();\n }\n return new OraSpinner(text);\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Failure + exit-code mapping\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n/\n Write a diagnostic and throw a `CommanderError` carrying the S9 exit code,\n * so bin.ts's `exitOverride` + `handleError` surface it as `process.exitCode`\n * without any mid-action `process.exit`. Under `--json` the message becomes a\n * structured `{ok:false,error}` envelope on STDOUT; otherwise plain text on\n * STDERR. Always throws (`never`).\n /\nexport function fail(exitCode: number, message: string, opts: CliOptions = {}): never {\n if (isJsonMode(opts)) {\n process.stdout.write(`${JSON.stringify({ ok: false, error: { code: exitCode, message } })}\\n`);\n } else if (message.length > 0) {\n process.stderr.write(`${message}\\n`);\n }\n throw new CommanderError(exitCode, NOIR_ERROR_CODE, message);\n}\n\n/\n Guard for commands that would otherwise block on a prompt. Honors the S9\n * hard rule: \"no blocking prompts when !isTTY or --no-input — error exit 2\n * naming the missing flag instead\". `hint` describes the operation so the\n * message points the user at the flag-based alternative.\n /\nexport function requireInteractive(opts: CliOptions, hint: string): void {\n if (!isInteractive(opts)) {\n fail(\n EXIT.USAGE,\n `${hint} needs an interactive terminal, but input is disabled (non-TTY, --no-input, --json, CI, or NO_COLOR). Re-run in a TTY or supply the value as a flag.`,\n opts,\n );\n }\n}\n\n// Remap commander's own exit codes onto the S9 contract:\n// help/version → 0 · unknown command → 3 · every other usage error → 2\nfunction commanderExitCode(err: CommanderError): number {\n switch (err.code) {\n case 'commander.helpDisplayed':\n case 'commander.versionDisplayed':\n case 'commander.version': // commander v12 uses this code for --version (exit 0)\n return EXIT.OK;\n case 'commander.unknownCommand':\n return EXIT.NOT_FOUND;\n default:\n return EXIT.USAGE;\n }\n}\n\n/* Map any thrown value onto the S9 exit-code contract. /\nexport function inferExitCode(err: unknown): number {\n if (err instanceof NoirCliError) return err.exitCode;\n if (err instanceof CommanderError) {\n // Errors our own `fail()` threw carry a `noir.` code and an authoritative\n // exitCode — respect it. Commander's own errors are remapped by `code`.\n if (err.code.startsWith('noir.')) return err.exitCode;\n return commanderExitCode(err);\n }\n return EXIT.ERROR;\n}\n\n/*\n Map a thrown error onto stderr + `process.exitCode`. Never throws, never\n * calls `process.exit` (commander's `exitOverride` already prevented that for\n * commander's own errors). Used by the bin entry's `run()`.\n /\nexport function handleError(err: unknown): void {\n if (err instanceof NoirCliError) {\n if (err.message.length > 0) process.stderr.write(`${err.message}\\n`);\n } else if (err instanceof CommanderError) {\n // If `fail()` threw it, the message is already written (stderr or the JSON\n // stdout envelope); if commander threw it, `configureOutput.writeErr`\n // already wrote it during parse. Don't double-write either way.\n } else {\n process.stderr.write(`noir: ${err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err)}\\n`);\n }\n process.exitCode = inferExitCode(err);\n}\n","// Single owner of the Noir CLI's semantic palette + status badges.\n//\n// Built on `picocolors` (the SAME lib the rest of the CLI already uses), so the\n// decoration strips consistently under NO_COLOR / non-TTY. cli-table3 styles\n// via a SECOND lib (@colors/colors) whose NO_COLOR/TTY semantics differ — that\n// split is what painted every table header red while the body stripped. Routing\n// ALL color through this module (the `c` object + `badge()`) closes that leak:\n// there is exactly one color authority, and it honors NO_COLOR / CLICOLOR_FORCE\n// / TTY uniformly.\n//\n// Accessibility:\n// - `badge()` ALWAYS returns SYMBOL + TEXT LABEL (e.g. `⚠ warn`), so NO_COLOR\n// and colorblind users get identical information. Color is decorative.\n// - `NOIR_ACCESSIBLE` disables the banner gradient (→ solid accent) and is the\n// documented opt-in for users who want the most legible form; badges already\n// carry symbol+text unconditionally, so the flag is a no-op for them.\n\nimport pc from 'picocolors';\n\n// A private always-on colorizer. The PUBLIC `c` object gates every call through\n// `useColor()`, so `useColor()` is the single live authority over whether ANY\n// ANSI leaves this module. (The default `picocolors` export captures its\n// `isColorSupported` snapshot once at module load and does NOT honor\n// CLICOLOR_FORCE; gating a forced instance here fixes both.)\nconst FORCE = pc.createColors(true);\n\n/* Badge state → semantic color role. /\nexport type BadgeState = 'ok' \| 'warn' \| 'error' \| 'info';\n\n/\n The semantic palette. Each method returns its input unchanged when color is\n * off (NO_COLOR / non-TTY / not forced), so callers can wrap freely without\n * guarding. Compose with `c.bold(c.info(s))` etc.\n /\nexport const c = {\n /* Green — success / healthy. /\n ok: (s: string): string => (useColor() ? FORCE.green(s) : s),\n /* Yellow — degraded but usable. /\n warn: (s: string): string => (useColor() ? FORCE.yellow(s) : s),\n /* Red — reserved strictly for ERROR. Never a table header. /\n error: (s: string): string => (useColor() ? FORCE.red(s) : s),\n /* Cyan — informational / brand-neutral accent for labels. /\n info: (s: string): string => (useColor() ? FORCE.cyan(s) : s),\n /* Blue — the Midnight Cobalt brand role (banner / accent). /\n accent: (s: string): string => (useColor() ? FORCE.blue(s) : s),\n /* Dim — secondary text, table borders when color is on. /\n dim: (s: string): string => (useColor() ? FORCE.dim(s) : s),\n /* Bold — emphasis (table headers compose this with `info`). /\n bold: (s: string): string => (useColor() ? FORCE.bold(s) : s),\n};\n\n// @clack-style status symbols (the vocabulary Noir inherits via @clack/prompts\n// + ora). Paired 1:1 with a state name so a screen reader / pipe / colorblind\n// user reads the same fact a sighted interactive user sees.\nconst BADGE_SYMBOL: Readonly<Record<BadgeState, string>> = {\n ok: '✓',\n warn: '⚠',\n error: '✗',\n info: 'ℹ',\n};\n\n/\n Render a status badge: always `SYMBOL LABEL`, colored by `state` when color\n * is on. The TEXT LABEL is unconditional — this is the accessibility invariant.\n * `label` defaults to the state name, so `badge('ok')` reads `✓ ok`.\n \n @example badge('ok') // → green \"✓ ok\"\n * @example badge('warn','degraded') // → yellow \"⚠ degraded\"\n * @example badge('error','down') // → red \"✗ down\"\n /\nexport function badge(state: BadgeState, label: string = state): string {\n const text = `${BADGE_SYMBOL[state]} ${label}`;\n switch (state) {\n case 'ok':\n return c.ok(text);\n case 'warn':\n return c.warn(text);\n case 'error':\n return c.error(text);\n case 'info':\n return c.info(text);\n }\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Environment gates. Evaluated LIVE (not captured at module load) so tests that\n// flip NO_COLOR / CLICOLOR_FORCE between cases see the right answer, and so a\n// user exporting NO_COLOR mid-session is honored on the next render.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nfunction envFlagSet(name: string): boolean {\n // NO_COLOR spec: present AND non-empty disables color (any value).\n const v = process.env[name];\n return v !== undefined && v !== '';\n}\n\n/\n True when running under a CI runner (GitHub Actions / GitLab / CircleCI /\n * Drone set `CI=true` at the conventional value). Treats the explicit opt-outs\n * `0` / `false` as \"not CI\" so a user can force-disable the guard. Owned here\n * (the color authority) and re-exported so output.ts doesn't duplicate it.\n /\nexport function isCiEnv(): boolean {\n const v = process.env.CI;\n if (v === undefined \|\| v === '') return false;\n return v !== '0' && v !== 'false';\n}\n\n/\n The single authority on whether decoration should emit ANSI. Honors:\n * - `NO_COLOR` → always off (spec: present + non-empty).\n * - `CLICOLOR_FORCE=1` → always on (forces color on a redirected stream).\n * - `CI=true` (alone) → always OFF. picocolors' `isColorSupported`\n * snapshot turns color ON under `!!env.CI` (it\n * assumes a CI viewer that renders ANSI). But ANSI\n * escapes inflate the raw byte length of rendered\n * lines, which breaks the responsive-width\n * guarantee `max(line.length) <= terminalWidth()`\n * that `table()` exists to uphold — and the\n * regression test that locks it (fits 60/80/120 in\n * theme.test.ts). The CLI's own top-of-file\n * contract states decoration auto-disables under\n * CI / non-TTY; this honors that. A CI viewer that\n * wants color sets `CLICOLOR_FORCE=1` (above).\n * - otherwise → picocolors' detection (TTY / FORCE_COLOR).\n /\nexport function useColor(): boolean {\n if (envFlagSet('NO_COLOR')) return false;\n if (process.env.CLICOLOR_FORCE === '1') return true;\n if (isCiEnv()) return false;\n return pc.isColorSupported;\n}\n\n/\n `NOIR_ACCESSIBLE`: opt-in maximum legibility. Badges already carry symbol+\n * text unconditionally (so the flag is a no-op for them); the material effect\n * is disabling the banner gradient (→ solid accent) and is reserved here for\n * future accessible-display tweaks.\n /\nexport function accessibleMode(): boolean {\n return envFlagSet('NOIR_ACCESSIBLE');\n}\n\n/\n Terminal width in columns. 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Responsive `colWidths` are\n// computed from `terminalWidth()` so tables never overflow; `wordWrap` keeps\n// free-text cells readable, and `truncate: '…'` caps any single over-long token.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport function table(\n rows: readonly Record<string, unknown>[],\n cols: readonly string[],\n opts: CliOptions = {},\n): void {\n if (isJsonMode(opts)) return;\n if (rows.length === 0) {\n info('(no rows)', opts);\n return;\n }\n const t = new Table({\n head: cols.map((col) => c.bold(c.info(col))),\n // Empty arrays ⇒ cli-table3 applies NO @colors/colors wrap (neither the\n // default red header nor a colored border). All color is ours, via theme.\n style: { head: [], border: [] },\n colWidths: computeColWidths(rows, cols),\n wordWrap: true,\n truncate: '…',\n });\n for (const row of rows) {\n t.push(cols.map((col) => formatCell(row[col])));\n }\n process.stderr.write(`${t.toString()}\\n`);\n}\n\n/\n Compute per-column widths (cli-table3 `colWidths`, which INCLUDE each column's\n * 2 padding chars) that fit `terminalWidth()`. Strategy:\n \n 1. Measure each column's NATURAL content width (longest cell, at least the\n * header label so a header never wraps/truncates).\n * 2. If the natural total fits, use it as-is — every cell renders whole.\n * 3. Otherwise GREEDILY TRIM ONLY THE WIDEST column (down to its header width)\n * until the row fits. Narrow columns (paths, ids, statuses) keep their full\n * width — they're single tokens that can't word-wrap, so truncating them\n * loses information. The widest column is the free-text one (descriptions,\n * details, snippets); it has spaces and absorbs the shrink via `wordWrap`.\n \n cli-table3 accepts only positive integers (negatives collapse). Each returned\n * width is `content + 2` to reserve the column's padding, so the content area\n * equals the measured width and the math against `terminalWidth()` is exact.\n /\nfunction computeColWidths(\n rows: readonly Record<string, unknown>[],\n cols: readonly string[],\n): number[] {\n const n = cols.length;\n if (n === 0) return [];\n const headerLen = cols.map((col) => col.length);\n const natural = cols.map((col, i) => {\n let max = Math.max(headerLen[i] ?? col.length, 3);\n for (const row of rows) {\n const len = formatCell(row[col]).length;\n if (len > max) max = len;\n }\n return max;\n });\n // cli-table3 row overhead: per column 1 left border + 2 padding, plus a final\n // right border ⇒ 3n + 1 non-content chars. `contentBudget` is what remains for\n // the sum of column CONTENT areas.\n const contentBudget = Math.max(n 4, terminalWidth() - 3 * n - 1);\n const naturalSum = natural.reduce((a, b) => a + b, 0);\n if (naturalSum <= contentBudget) {\n return natural.map((w) => w + 2);\n }\n // Overflow: greedily cut the widest reducible column (≥ its header width).\n const content = natural.slice();\n let sum = naturalSum;\n const floor = headerLen.map((h) => Math.max(h, 3));\n while (sum > contentBudget) {\n let idx = -1;\n let widest = -1;\n for (let i = 0; i < n; i++) {\n const c = content[i] ?? 0;\n const f = floor[i] ?? 3;\n if (c > f && c > widest) {\n widest = c;\n idx = i;\n }\n }\n if (idx === -1) break; // every column is at its header floor — stop\n const overshoot = sum - contentBudget;\n const reducible = (content[idx] ?? 0) - (floor[idx] ?? 3);\n const cut = Math.min(overshoot, reducible);\n content[idx] = (content[idx] ?? 0) - cut;\n sum -= cut;\n }\n return content.map((w) => w + 2);\n}\n\nfunction formatCell(value: unknown): string {\n if (value === undefined \|\| value === null) return '';\n if (typeof value === 'string') return value;\n if (typeof value === 'number' \|\| typeof value === 'boolean' \|\| typeof value === 'bigint') {\n return String(value);\n }\n return JSON.stringify(value);\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Definition list (stderr). A two-column Field/Value rendering for snapshot-\n// shaped output (status / task / context-status). `status.ts` hand-rolled this\n// exact shape; this generalizes it. Rendered via the same responsive `table()`,\n// so it inherits the clean (non-red) header + NO_COLOR behavior automatically.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport interface DefinitionRow {\n /** Field label (left column). /\n label: string;\n /* Field value; coerced to a string the same way table cells are. /\n value: unknown;\n}\n\nexport function definitionList(rows: readonly DefinitionRow[], opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n table(\n rows.map((r) => ({ Field: r.label, Value: formatCell(r.value) })),\n ['Field', 'Value'],\n opts,\n );\n}\n\n/* Render a single `label: value` line to stderr (human only). /\nexport function kv(label: string, value: unknown, opts: CliOptions = {}): void {\n log(`${c.bold(label)}: ${formatCell(value)}`, opts);\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Spinner (stderr). ora when interactive; a no-op otherwise so scriptable /\n// CI / `--json` / `--quiet` runs pay nothing and never animate a pipe.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nexport interface Spinner {\n start(text?: string): Spinner;\n stop(): Spinner;\n clear(): Spinner;\n succeed(text?: string): void;\n fail(text?: string): void;\n warn(text?: string): void;\n info(text?: string): void;\n text: string;\n}\n\nclass NoopSpinner implements Spinner {\n text = '';\n start(_text?: string): Spinner {\n return this;\n }\n stop(): Spinner {\n return this;\n }\n clear(): Spinner {\n return this;\n }\n succeed(_text?: string): void {}\n fail(_text?: string): void {}\n warn(_text?: string): void {}\n info(_text?: string): void {}\n}\n\n/* Wraps an `ora` instance so the `Spinner` interface stays decoupled from ora's exact type. /\nclass OraSpinner implements Spinner {\n private readonly handle: Ora;\n\n constructor(initialText: string) {\n this.handle = ora(initialText);\n }\n\n get text(): string {\n return this.handle.text;\n }\n set text(value: string) {\n this.handle.text = value;\n }\n\n start(text?: string): Spinner {\n if (text !== undefined) this.handle.text = text;\n this.handle.start();\n return this;\n }\n\n stop(): Spinner {\n this.handle.stop();\n return this;\n }\n\n clear(): Spinner {\n this.handle.clear();\n return this;\n }\n\n succeed(text?: string): void {\n this.handle.succeed(text);\n }\n\n fail(text?: string): void {\n this.handle.fail(text);\n }\n\n warn(text?: string): void {\n this.handle.warn(text);\n }\n\n info(text?: string): void {\n this.handle.info(text);\n }\n}\n\nexport function spinner(text = '', opts: CliOptions = {}): Spinner {\n if (isJsonMode(opts) \|\| isQuietMode(opts) \|\| !isInteractive(opts)) {\n return new NoopSpinner();\n }\n return new OraSpinner(text);\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Failure + exit-code mapping\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n/\n Write a diagnostic and throw a `CommanderError` carrying the S9 exit code,\n * so bin.ts's `exitOverride` + `handleError` surface it as `process.exitCode`\n * without any mid-action `process.exit`. Under `--json` the message becomes a\n * structured `{ok:false,error}` envelope on STDOUT; otherwise plain text on\n * STDERR. Always throws (`never`).\n /\nexport function fail(exitCode: number, message: string, opts: CliOptions = {}): never {\n if (isJsonMode(opts)) {\n process.stdout.write(`${JSON.stringify({ ok: false, error: { code: exitCode, message } })}\\n`);\n } else if (message.length > 0) {\n process.stderr.write(`${message}\\n`);\n }\n throw new CommanderError(exitCode, NOIR_ERROR_CODE, message);\n}\n\n/\n Guard for commands that would otherwise block on a prompt. Honors the S9\n * hard rule: \"no blocking prompts when !isTTY or --no-input — error exit 2\n * naming the missing flag instead\". `hint` describes the operation so the\n * message points the user at the flag-based alternative.\n /\nexport function requireInteractive(opts: CliOptions, hint: string): void {\n if (!isInteractive(opts)) {\n fail(\n EXIT.USAGE,\n `${hint} needs an interactive terminal, but input is disabled (non-TTY, --no-input, --json, CI, or NO_COLOR). Re-run in a TTY or supply the value as a flag.`,\n opts,\n );\n }\n}\n\n// Remap commander's own exit codes onto the S9 contract:\n// help/version → 0 · unknown command → 3 · every other usage error → 2\nfunction commanderExitCode(err: CommanderError): number {\n switch (err.code) {\n case 'commander.helpDisplayed':\n case 'commander.versionDisplayed':\n case 'commander.version': // commander v12 uses this code for --version (exit 0)\n return EXIT.OK;\n case 'commander.unknownCommand':\n return EXIT.NOT_FOUND;\n default:\n return EXIT.USAGE;\n }\n}\n\n/* Map any thrown value onto the S9 exit-code contract. /\nexport function inferExitCode(err: unknown): number {\n if (err instanceof NoirCliError) return err.exitCode;\n if (err instanceof CommanderError) {\n // Errors our own `fail()` threw carry a `noir.` code and an authoritative\n // exitCode — respect it. Commander's own errors are remapped by `code`.\n if (err.code.startsWith('noir.')) return err.exitCode;\n return commanderExitCode(err);\n }\n return EXIT.ERROR;\n}\n\n/*\n Map a thrown error onto stderr + `process.exitCode`. Never throws, never\n * calls `process.exit` (commander's `exitOverride` already prevented that for\n * commander's own errors). Used by the bin entry's `run()`.\n /\nexport function handleError(err: unknown): void {\n if (err instanceof NoirCliError) {\n if (err.message.length > 0) process.stderr.write(`${err.message}\\n`);\n } else if (err instanceof CommanderError) {\n // If `fail()` threw it, the message is already written (stderr or the JSON\n // stdout envelope); if commander threw it, `configureOutput.writeErr`\n // already wrote it during parse. Don't double-write either way.\n } else {\n process.stderr.write(`noir: ${err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err)}\\n`);\n }\n process.exitCode = inferExitCode(err);\n}\n","// Single owner of the Noir CLI's semantic palette + status badges.\n//\n// Built on `picocolors` (the SAME lib the rest of the CLI already uses), so the\n// decoration strips consistently under NO_COLOR / non-TTY. cli-table3 styles\n// via a SECOND lib (@colors/colors) whose NO_COLOR/TTY semantics differ — that\n// split is what painted every table header red while the body stripped. Routing\n// ALL color through this module (the `c` object + `badge()`) closes that leak:\n// there is exactly one color authority, and it honors NO_COLOR / CLICOLOR_FORCE\n// / TTY uniformly.\n//\n// Accessibility:\n// - `badge()` ALWAYS returns SYMBOL + TEXT LABEL (e.g. `⚠ warn`), so NO_COLOR\n// and colorblind users get identical information. Color is decorative.\n// - `NOIR_ACCESSIBLE` disables the banner gradient (→ solid accent) and is the\n// documented opt-in for users who want the most legible form; badges already\n// carry symbol+text unconditionally, so the flag is a no-op for them.\n\nimport pc from 'picocolors';\n\n// A private always-on colorizer. The PUBLIC `c` object gates every call through\n// `useColor()`, so `useColor()` is the single live authority over whether ANY\n// ANSI leaves this module. (The default `picocolors` export captures its\n// `isColorSupported` snapshot once at module load and does NOT honor\n// CLICOLOR_FORCE; gating a forced instance here fixes both.)\nconst FORCE = pc.createColors(true);\n\n/* Badge state → semantic color role. /\nexport type BadgeState = 'ok' \| 'warn' \| 'error' \| 'info';\n\n/\n The semantic palette. Each method returns its input unchanged when color is\n * off (NO_COLOR / non-TTY / not forced), so callers can wrap freely without\n * guarding. Compose with `c.bold(c.info(s))` etc.\n /\nexport const c = {\n /* Green — success / healthy. /\n ok: (s: string): string => (useColor() ? FORCE.green(s) : s),\n /* Yellow — degraded but usable. /\n warn: (s: string): string => (useColor() ? FORCE.yellow(s) : s),\n /* Red — reserved strictly for ERROR. Never a table header. /\n error: (s: string): string => (useColor() ? FORCE.red(s) : s),\n /* Cyan — informational / brand-neutral accent for labels. /\n info: (s: string): string => (useColor() ? FORCE.cyan(s) : s),\n /* Blue — the Midnight Cobalt brand role (banner / accent). /\n accent: (s: string): string => (useColor() ? FORCE.blue(s) : s),\n /* Dim — secondary text, table borders when color is on. /\n dim: (s: string): string => (useColor() ? FORCE.dim(s) : s),\n /* Bold — emphasis (table headers compose this with `info`). /\n bold: (s: string): string => (useColor() ? FORCE.bold(s) : s),\n};\n\n// @clack-style status symbols (the vocabulary Noir inherits via @clack/prompts\n// + ora). Paired 1:1 with a state name so a screen reader / pipe / colorblind\n// user reads the same fact a sighted interactive user sees.\nconst BADGE_SYMBOL: Readonly<Record<BadgeState, string>> = {\n ok: '✓',\n warn: '⚠',\n error: '✗',\n info: 'ℹ',\n};\n\n/\n Render a status badge: always `SYMBOL LABEL`, colored by `state` when color\n * is on. The TEXT LABEL is unconditional — this is the accessibility invariant.\n * `label` defaults to the state name, so `badge('ok')` reads `✓ ok`.\n \n @example badge('ok') // → green \"✓ ok\"\n * @example badge('warn','degraded') // → yellow \"⚠ degraded\"\n * @example badge('error','down') // → red \"✗ down\"\n /\nexport function badge(state: BadgeState, label: string = state): string {\n const text = `${BADGE_SYMBOL[state]} ${label}`;\n switch (state) {\n case 'ok':\n return c.ok(text);\n case 'warn':\n return c.warn(text);\n case 'error':\n return c.error(text);\n case 'info':\n return c.info(text);\n }\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Environment gates. Evaluated LIVE (not captured at module load) so tests that\n// flip NO_COLOR / CLICOLOR_FORCE between cases see the right answer, and so a\n// user exporting NO_COLOR mid-session is honored on the next render.\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nfunction envFlagSet(name: string): boolean {\n // NO_COLOR spec: present AND non-empty disables color (any value).\n const v = process.env[name];\n return v !== undefined && v !== '';\n}\n\n/\n True when running under a CI runner (GitHub Actions / GitLab / CircleCI /\n * Drone set `CI=true` at the conventional value). Treats the explicit opt-outs\n * `0` / `false` as \"not CI\" so a user can force-disable the guard. Owned here\n * (the color authority) and re-exported so output.ts doesn't duplicate it.\n /\nexport function isCiEnv(): boolean {\n const v = process.env.CI;\n if (v === undefined \|\| v === '') return false;\n return v !== '0' && v !== 'false';\n}\n\n/\n The single authority on whether decoration should emit ANSI. Honors:\n * - `NO_COLOR` → always off (spec: present + non-empty).\n * - `CLICOLOR_FORCE=1` → always on (forces color on a redirected stream).\n * - `CI=true` (alone) → always OFF. picocolors' `isColorSupported`\n * snapshot turns color ON under `!!env.CI` (it\n * assumes a CI viewer that renders ANSI). But ANSI\n * escapes inflate the raw byte length of rendered\n * lines, which breaks the responsive-width\n * guarantee `max(line.length) <= terminalWidth()`\n * that `table()` exists to uphold — and the\n * regression test that locks it (fits 60/80/120 in\n * theme.test.ts). The CLI's own top-of-file\n * contract states decoration auto-disables under\n * CI / non-TTY; this honors that. A CI viewer that\n * wants color sets `CLICOLOR_FORCE=1` (above).\n * - otherwise → picocolors' detection (TTY / FORCE_COLOR).\n /\nexport function useColor(): boolean {\n if (envFlagSet('NO_COLOR')) return false;\n if (process.env.CLICOLOR_FORCE === '1') return true;\n if (isCiEnv()) return false;\n return pc.isColorSupported;\n}\n\n/\n `NOIR_ACCESSIBLE`: opt-in maximum legibility. Badges already carry symbol+\n * text unconditionally (so the flag is a no-op for them); the material effect\n * is disabling the banner gradient (→ solid accent) and is reserved here for\n * future accessible-display tweaks.\n /\nexport function accessibleMode(): boolean {\n return envFlagSet('NOIR_ACCESSIBLE');\n}\n\n/\n Terminal width in columns. Honors `COLUMNS` (the conventional override) then\n * `process.stdout.columns`, defaulting to 80 when neither is set (the same\n * default `picocolors` / `cli-table3` assume). Floored at a small minimum so a\n * misconfigured shell never produces a degenerate zero/negative-width table.\n /\nexport function terminalWidth(): number {\n const fromEnv = process.env.COLUMNS;\n if (fromEnv !== undefined && fromEnv !== '') {\n const n = Number(fromEnv);\n if (Number.isInteger(n) && n > 0) return Math.max(n, 20);\n }\n const cols = process.stdout.columns;\n if (typeof cols === 'number' && cols > 0) return Math.max(cols, 20);\n return 80;\n}\n\n/\n Usable content width inside a bordered TUI panel. 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package/dist/tui/{chunk-X2CROVY6.js → chunk-R6246ISQ.js} RENAMED Viewed

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ import {
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+} from "./chunk-MD6WXZBF.js";
 // src/commands/install.ts
 import { chmodSync, mkdirSync } from "fs";
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   installManagedNode,
   install
 };
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