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1	- {"version":3,"file":"index.js","names":[],"sources":["../src/click-directive.ts","../src/color-utils.ts","../src/statements.ts","../src/diagram-type.ts","../src/direction.ts","../src/direction-override.ts","../src/init-directive.ts","../src/text-metrics.ts","../src/multiline-utils.ts","../src/style-directives.ts","../src/generated/mono-font-subset.ts","../src/theme.ts"],"sourcesContent":["import type { NodeInteraction } from './types.ts'\n\n// ============================================================================\n// Shared `click` directive parsing and href sanitization.\n//\n// Every diagram type that recognizes Mermaid's `click` statement (flowchart/\n// state via src/parser.ts, class diagrams via\n// packages/mermaid-parser/src/class/parser.ts) shares this exact grammar\n// and the same href-safety rules — pulled out here so\n// neither copy can drift from the other. See\n// docs/decisions/no-script-interactivity.md for the tier model this\n// implements: an `href` becomes a real `<a>` link (tier 2), a tooltip\n// becomes a `<title>` (tier 1), and a `call`/`callback` binding is recorded\n// as data but never executed (tier 3 stays unimplemented, permanently).\n// ============================================================================\n\n/*\n Parse a `click <id> ...` statement and record the resulting\n * {@link NodeInteraction} in `interactions`, keyed by whatever id scheme the\n * caller's diagram type uses (flowchart/state node id, class diagram class\n * id, ...).\n \n Supported forms:\n * click id \"url\" [\"tooltip\"] [_blank\|_self\|_parent\|_top]\n * click id href \"url\" [\"tooltip\"] [_blank\|_self\|_parent\|_top]\n * click id call fn() [\"tooltip\"]\n * click id callback fn() [\"tooltip\"]\n \n A line that doesn't match `click <id> ...` at all is a no-op — callers are\n * expected to have already gated on a leading `click` keyword before calling\n * this (see the `/^click\\s+/i` checks at each call site) purely so this\n * function's own regex can stay anchored to the id capture.\n /\nexport function applyClickStatement(\n line: string,\n interactions: Map<string, NodeInteraction>,\n): void {\n const match = line.match(/^click\\s+([\\w\\p{L}-]+)\\s+(.)$/iu)\n if (!match) return\n\n const nodeId = match[1]!\n let rest = match[2]!.trim()\n\n const interaction: NodeInteraction = { ...interactions.get(nodeId) }\n\n // `call fn()` / `callback fn()` — a script binding.\n const callMatch = rest.match(/^(?:call\|callback)\\s+(.+?)\\s$/i)\n if (callMatch) {\n // A trailing quoted tooltip may follow the callback expression.\n const withTooltip = callMatch[1]!.match(/^(.?\\))\\s+\"([^\"])\"\\s$/)\n if (withTooltip) {\n interaction.callback = withTooltip[1]!.trim()\n interaction.tooltip = withTooltip[2]\n } else {\n interaction.callback = callMatch[1]!.trim()\n }\n interactions.set(nodeId, interaction)\n return\n }\n\n // Optional explicit `href` keyword.\n rest = rest.replace(/^href\\s+/i, '')\n\n // Remaining tokens: \"url\" [\"tooltip\"] [_target]\n const quoted = [...rest.matchAll(/\"([^\"])\"/g)].map((m) => m[1]!)\n if (quoted.length > 0) interaction.href = quoted[0]\n if (quoted.length > 1) interaction.tooltip = quoted[1]\n\n const targetMatch = rest.match(/(_blank\|_self\|_parent\|_top)\\s$/i)\n if (targetMatch) interaction.target = targetMatch[1]!.toLowerCase()\n\n if (interaction.href !== undefined \|\| interaction.tooltip !== undefined) {\n interactions.set(nodeId, interaction)\n }\n}\n\n/*\n Accept only link schemes that cannot execute script.\n \n A `click` target comes from diagram text, which may be untrusted. An\n * `href` of `javascript:...` (or a `data:` URL containing markup) would turn\n * a rendered diagram into an XSS vector for any page that inlines the SVG, so\n * anything but http/https/mailto and same-document or relative references is\n * dropped rather than emitted.\n \n C0 controls are rejected outright, before any other check. The URL parser\n * strips tab and newline from anywhere in a URL, so `java\\tscript:` reaches\n * a browser as `javascript:` — while the scheme match below sees `java\\t…`,\n * finds no scheme, and waves it through as a relative reference. Splitting a\n * blocked scheme with a control character is the whole bypass; there is no\n * legitimate URL with a raw control in it, so the entire range goes.\n /\nexport function safeHref(href: string \| undefined): string \| undefined {\n if (!href) return undefined\n\n if (/[\\x00-\\x1F\\x7F]/.test(href)) return undefined\n\n const trimmed = href.trim()\n // Relative, absolute-path, and fragment references carry no scheme.\n if (/^[./#?]/.test(trimmed)) return trimmed\n\n const scheme = trimmed.match(/^([a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z0-9+.-]):/)?.[1]\n if (scheme === undefined) return trimmed\n\n return /^(https?\|mailto)$/i.test(scheme) ? trimmed : undefined\n}\n","// ============================================================================\n// CSS color primitives — parse, mix, and format sRGB colors.\n//\n// Shared by the SVG theme system (packages/core/src/theme.ts), the ASCII renderer's\n// DiagramColors → AsciiTheme bridge (src/ascii/ansi.ts), and the\n// `resolveColors` post-processor (packages/svg-renderer/src/resolve-colors.ts). All three need\n// the same answer to \"what does `color-mix(in srgb, fg 50%, bg)` come out\n// to?\", so the arithmetic lives here exactly once — the MIX percentages in\n// packages/core/src/theme.ts stay the single source of truth for which percentages the\n// renderer uses, and this module is the single source of truth for what a\n// percentage means.\n// ============================================================================\n\n/** An sRGB color: 0-255 channels plus a 0-1 alpha. /\nexport interface RgbaColor {\n r: number\n g: number\n b: number\n a: number\n}\n\n/* Matches #rgb, #rgba, #rrggbb, #rrggbbaa hex color literals. /\nconst HEX_COLOR_RE =\n /^#([0-9a-fA-F]{3}\|[0-9a-fA-F]{4}\|[0-9a-fA-F]{6}\|[0-9a-fA-F]{8})$/\n\n/\n Matches `rgb()` / `rgba()` in both the legacy comma syntax\n * (`rgb(1, 2, 3)`, `rgba(1, 2, 3, 0.5)`) and the modern space syntax\n * (`rgb(1 2 3 / 50%)`). Channels may be integers or percentages; alpha may\n * be a 0-1 number or a percentage.\n /\nconst RGB_FUNC_RE =\n /^rgba?\$\\s([\\d.]+%?)\\s[, ]\\s([\\d.]+%?)\\s[, ]\\s([\\d.]+%?)\\s(?:[,/]\\s([\\d.]+%?)\\s)?\$$/i\n\n/\n Parse a hex color string into 0-255 RGB components, ignoring any alpha\n * digits. Returns null for anything that isn't a well-formed hex literal\n * (e.g. `var(--foo)`, named CSS colors, or attribute-injection payloads) —\n * the caller should treat those as unresolvable and fall back.\n /\nexport function parseHexColor(value: string): [number, number, number] \| null {\n const rgba = parseHexRgba(value)\n return rgba ? [rgba.r, rgba.g, rgba.b] : null\n}\n\n/* Parse a hex color literal (3/4/6/8 digits) into an RgbaColor, or null. /\nexport function parseHexRgba(value: string): RgbaColor \| null {\n const match = HEX_COLOR_RE.exec(value.trim())\n if (!match) return null\n // HEX_COLOR_RE has exactly one, non-optional capture group, so it's always\n // populated when `match` is non-null — but that's a fact about the regex's\n // construction, not something the type checker can see. Guard explicitly\n // (falling back to \"unresolvable\", same as a non-match) rather than\n // asserting past it, so a future edit to the pattern can't silently turn\n // this into a runtime `undefined`.\n const captured = match[1]\n if (captured === undefined) return null\n let hex = captured\n if (hex.length === 3 \|\| hex.length === 4) {\n hex = hex\n .split('')\n .map((c) => c + c)\n .join('')\n }\n return {\n r: parseInt(hex.slice(0, 2), 16),\n g: parseInt(hex.slice(2, 4), 16),\n b: parseInt(hex.slice(4, 6), 16),\n a: hex.length === 8 ? parseInt(hex.slice(6, 8), 16) / 255 : 1,\n }\n}\n\n/* Parse one rgb()/rgba() channel token: an integer/decimal or a percentage of 255. /\nfunction parseRgbChannel(token: string): number {\n return token.endsWith('%')\n ? (Number(token.slice(0, -1)) / 100) 255\n : Number(token)\n}\n\n/** Parse an alpha token: a 0-1 number or a percentage. /\nfunction parseAlpha(token: string \| undefined): number {\n if (token === undefined) return 1\n return token.endsWith('%') ? Number(token.slice(0, -1)) / 100 : Number(token)\n}\n\n/\n Parse a concrete CSS color value into sRGB components.\n \n Accepts the forms this library's own theme system produces or documents:\n * hex literals (`#rgb`, `#rgba`, `#rrggbb`, `#rrggbbaa`), `rgb()`/`rgba()`,\n * and the `transparent` keyword. Anything else — CSS named colors, `hsl()`,\n * `var(...)`, an unresolved `color-mix(...)` — returns null so the caller\n * can leave it untouched rather than guess.\n /\nexport function parseCssColor(value: string): RgbaColor \| null {\n const trimmed = value.trim()\n if (trimmed.toLowerCase() === 'transparent') {\n return { r: 0, g: 0, b: 0, a: 0 }\n }\n const hex = parseHexRgba(trimmed)\n if (hex) return hex\n const rgb = RGB_FUNC_RE.exec(trimmed)\n if (rgb) {\n const [, rTok, gTok, bTok, aTok] = rgb\n if (rTok === undefined \|\| gTok === undefined \|\| bTok === undefined) {\n return null\n }\n const color = {\n r: parseRgbChannel(rTok),\n g: parseRgbChannel(gTok),\n b: parseRgbChannel(bTok),\n a: parseAlpha(aTok),\n }\n if ([color.r, color.g, color.b, color.a].some((n) => Number.isNaN(n))) {\n return null\n }\n return color\n }\n return null\n}\n\n/\n Evaluate `color-mix(in srgb, c1 p1%, c2 p2%)` per CSS Color Module\n * Level 5 (https://www.w3.org/TR/css-color-5/#color-mix): percentages are\n * normalized so they sum to 100 (a sum under 100 additionally scales the\n * result's alpha by `sum / 100`), and the two colors are interpolated in\n * premultiplied-alpha space, so mixing an opaque color toward\n * `transparent` fades its alpha without darkening it.\n \n `p1`/`p2` follow the spec's omission rules: pass `undefined` for an\n * omitted percentage (both omitted → 50/50; one omitted → 100 minus the\n * other). Returns null when both percentages are zero, which the spec\n * defines as invalid.\n /\nexport function mixSrgb(\n c1: RgbaColor,\n c2: RgbaColor,\n p1?: number,\n p2?: number,\n): RgbaColor \| null {\n let w1: number\n let w2: number\n if (p1 === undefined && p2 === undefined) {\n w1 = 50\n w2 = 50\n } else if (p1 === undefined) {\n w2 = p2 ?? 50\n w1 = 100 - w2\n } else if (p2 === undefined) {\n w1 = p1\n w2 = 100 - w1\n } else {\n w1 = p1\n w2 = p2\n }\n const sum = w1 + w2\n if (sum === 0) return null\n const alphaMultiplier = sum < 100 ? sum / 100 : 1\n w1 /= sum\n w2 /= sum\n\n const alpha = c1.a w1 + c2.a * w2\n const premul = (ch1: number, ch2: number): number =>\n alpha === 0 ? 0 : (ch1 * c1.a * w1 + ch2 * c2.a * w2) / alpha\n\n return {\n r: premul(c1.r, c2.r),\n g: premul(c1.g, c2.g),\n b: premul(c1.b, c2.b),\n a: alpha * alphaMultiplier,\n }\n}\n\n/*\n Mix `fg` into `bg` at `pct` percent — the shape every MIX entry in\n * packages/core/src/theme.ts uses (`color-mix(in srgb, var(--fg) N%, var(--bg))`).\n * Returns `fg` unchanged when either input isn't a concrete color this\n * module can parse (a `var(...)` reference, a named color).\n /\nexport function mixHexColors(fg: string, bg: string, pct: number): string {\n const f = parseCssColor(fg)\n const b = parseCssColor(bg)\n if (!f \|\| !b) return fg\n const mixed = mixSrgb(f, b, pct, 100 - pct)\n return mixed ? formatCssColor(mixed) : fg\n}\n\nconst clampByte = (n: number): number =>\n Math.min(255, Math.max(0, Math.round(n)))\n\n/\n Serialize a color as `#rrggbb` when fully opaque, otherwise as\n * `rgba(r, g, b, a)` — the two forms every SVG consumer (browsers, resvg,\n * librsvg, Inkscape) agrees on.\n /\nexport function formatCssColor(c: RgbaColor): string {\n const r = clampByte(c.r)\n const g = clampByte(c.g)\n const b = clampByte(c.b)\n const a = Math.min(1, Math.max(0, c.a))\n if (a >= 1) {\n return '#' + [r, g, b].map((n) => n.toString(16).padStart(2, '0')).join('')\n }\n return `rgba(${r}, ${g}, ${b}, ${Number(a.toFixed(3))})`\n}\n","// ============================================================================\n// zombie-mermaid — shared statement splitting\n//\n// Every parser entry point (flowchart/state in src/parser.ts, the four\n// specialized parsers dispatched from src/index.ts and src/ascii/index.ts)\n// needs the same thing: turn raw Mermaid source into a list of trimmed,\n// comment-free statements. They each used to do it inline with\n// `.split('\\n').map(trim).filter(...)`, which meant semicolon separators —\n// valid Mermaid, and the form `detectDiagramType` already assumed when\n// isolating the header — were understood by nobody.\n//\n// This module is the single source of truth for \"what counts as one\n// statement\".\n// ============================================================================\n\n/\n Matches a character reference in either spelling Mermaid accepts.\n \n HTML/XML form: `&`, `#`, `😀`.\n * Mermaid's own form, which uses `#` where HTML uses `&`: `#59;`, `#9829;`,\n * `#quot;` — the documented way to put a literal semicolon, quote, or symbol\n * into a label.\n \n Both end in a semicolon that belongs to the reference, not to statement\n * separation. Splitting one apart corrupts the label and invents a\n * statement out of the remainder.\n /\nconst ENTITY_AT = /^[&#](?:#?[0-9]+\|#?[xX][0-9a-fA-F]+\|[a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z0-9]);/\n\n/** Characters that can open a character reference. /\nconst ENTITY_STARTERS = new Set(['&', '#'])\n\n/\n Index of the `%%` that starts a comment on this line, or -1.\n \n A Mermaid comment runs to the end of the line, so everything after it —\n * including any further `;`-separated fragments — is commented out. Scanning\n * for it before splitting is what makes that true: dropping fragments that\n * merely begin with `%%` afterwards leaves `graph TD; A-->B; %% note; C-->D`\n * still parsing `C-->D` as code.\n \n Quote- and reference-aware for the same reasons the splitter is, so a `%%`\n * inside a label is text rather than a comment marker.\n /\nfunction commentStart(line: string): number {\n let quote: '\"' \| \"'\" \| null = null\n\n for (let i = 0; i < line.length; i++) {\n const ch = line[i]!\n\n if (quote !== null) {\n if (ch === quote) quote = null\n continue\n }\n if (ch === '\"' \|\| ch === \"'\") {\n quote = ch\n continue\n }\n if (ENTITY_STARTERS.has(ch)) {\n const entity = ENTITY_AT.exec(line.slice(i))\n if (entity) {\n i += entity[0].length - 1\n continue\n }\n }\n if (ch === '%' && line[i + 1] === '%') return i\n }\n\n return -1\n}\n\n/\n Split one already-newline-separated line on its statement-separating\n * semicolons.\n \n A semicolon separates statements unless it is:\n * - inside a quoted string (`A[\"a; b\"]`), or\n * - the terminator of a character reference (`A[&]`).\n \n Quote tracking is deliberately simple — Mermaid has no escape sequence\n * inside quoted labels, so a quote character always opens or closes a span.\n /\nfunction splitOnSemicolons(line: string): string[] {\n const parts: string[] = []\n let current = ''\n let quote: '\"' \| \"'\" \| null = null\n\n for (let i = 0; i < line.length; i++) {\n const ch = line[i]!\n\n if (quote !== null) {\n current += ch\n if (ch === quote) quote = null\n continue\n }\n\n if (ch === '\"' \|\| ch === \"'\") {\n quote = ch\n current += ch\n continue\n }\n\n if (ENTITY_STARTERS.has(ch)) {\n // Copy a whole character reference in one go so its trailing ';' can't\n // be read as a separator. Guarded on '#' as well as '&': Mermaid's own\n // `#59;` spelling is far more common in diagrams than the HTML one.\n const entity = ENTITY_AT.exec(line.slice(i))\n if (entity) {\n current += entity[0]\n i += entity[0].length - 1\n continue\n }\n }\n\n if (ch === ';') {\n parts.push(current)\n current = ''\n continue\n }\n\n current += ch\n }\n\n parts.push(current)\n return parts\n}\n\n/\n One statement produced by the splitter, paired with the 1-based physical\n * source line it came from.\n \n `line` is captured while walking `text.split('\\n')`, before blank lines\n * and `%%` comment lines are dropped — so it survives being the original\n * source line number even though a statement's array index no longer does.\n * This is what lets every parser built on top of `splitStatements`/\n * `splitStatementsByLine` report where an error is, not just quote back\n * the offending statement's text (see issue #760).\n /\nexport interface Statement {\n text: string\n line: number\n}\n\n/\n Split Mermaid source into trimmed statements, grouped by the physical\n * source line each one came from — dropping blank lines and `%%` comment\n * lines.\n \n Newlines and semicolons both separate statements, matching Mermaid's own\n * `graph TD; A-->B;` form. Comments are removed before semicolon splitting\n * so that a `;` inside a comment can't resurrect the rest of that line as\n * code.\n \n The grouping is what lets a caller tell a genuine multi-line continuation\n * (crossing from one line's group into the next) apart from an explicit\n * `;`-separated statement on the same line (a later entry within one\n * group) — see `src/parser.ts`'s `mergeContinuationLines`, which only\n * treats the former as mergeable.\n /\nexport function splitStatementsByLine(text: string): Statement[][] {\n const groups: Statement[][] = []\n const rawLines = text.split('\\n')\n\n for (let lineIndex = 0; lineIndex < rawLines.length; lineIndex++) {\n let line = rawLines[lineIndex]!.trim()\n const lineNumber = lineIndex + 1\n\n /\n * Cut the comment off first. A Mermaid comment runs to end of line, so\n * anything after `%%` is commented out — including further `;`-separated\n * fragments. Splitting first and discarding fragments that start with\n * `%%` would leave `A-->B; %% note; C-->D` parsing `C-->D` as code.\n /\n const comment = commentStart(line)\n if (comment !== -1) line = line.slice(0, comment).trim()\n if (line.length === 0) continue\n\n const statements: Statement[] = []\n for (const part of splitOnSemicolons(line)) {\n const statement = part.trim()\n if (statement.length === 0) continue\n statements.push({ text: statement, line: lineNumber })\n }\n if (statements.length > 0) groups.push(statements)\n }\n\n return groups\n}\n\n/\n Split Mermaid source into trimmed statements, dropping blank lines and\n * `%%` comment lines. See `splitStatementsByLine` for the line-grouped form\n * this flattens.\n /\nexport function splitStatements(text: string): Statement[] {\n return splitStatementsByLine(text).flat()\n}\n","// ============================================================================\n// zombie-mermaid — shared diagram-type detection\n//\n// Both the SVG renderer (src/index.ts) and the ASCII renderer\n// (src/ascii/index.ts) need to classify Mermaid source text before\n// dispatching to the right parse/layout/render pipeline. This module is the\n// single source of truth for that classification so the two backends can\n// never drift out of sync with each other again.\n// ============================================================================\n\nimport { splitStatements } from './statements.ts'\n\n/* The diagram types this library can detect and route to a renderer. /\nexport type DiagramType = 'flowchart' \| 'sequence' \| 'class' \| 'er' \| 'xychart'\n\n/\n Detect the diagram type from the mermaid source text.\n * Returns the type keyword used for routing to the correct pipeline.\n \n The header keyword is the first statement, not the first line: Mermaid\n * allows `;` as a statement separator, so `flowchart TD;A-->B` has its header\n * and first edge on one line. Uses the same splitter every parser uses, so\n * routing and parsing can never disagree about where the header ends.\n /\nexport function detectDiagramType(text: string): DiagramType {\n const firstLine = splitStatements(text)[0]?.text.toLowerCase() ?? ''\n\n if (/^xychart(?:-beta)?(?:\\s\|$)/.test(firstLine)) return 'xychart'\n if (/^sequencediagram\\s$/.test(firstLine)) return 'sequence'\n if (/^classdiagram\\s$/.test(firstLine)) return 'class'\n if (/^erdiagram\\s$/.test(firstLine)) return 'er'\n\n // Default: flowchart/state (handled by parseMermaid internally)\n return 'flowchart'\n}\n","// ============================================================================\n// Direction token guard\n//\n// Lives in `core` rather than beside the flowchart parser that used to own\n// it (`src/parser.ts`) because `direction-override.ts` — also `core`, and\n// reached from the ASCII entry — needs it. Left in the parser, `core` would\n// import `mermaid-parser`, i.e. the shared package would depend on one of\n// its own consumers (zombie-mermaid#625, umbrella #620).\n//\n// `toDirection` joined `isDirection` here under #624 for the identical\n// reason: it used to live in `src/parser.ts` too, with that file as its\n// only caller, until splitting `er/parser.ts` out into\n// `packages/mermaid-parser/` gave it a second caller that cannot import the\n// umbrella's `src/parser.ts` without creating the same cycle `isDirection`\n// was moved to avoid. `src/parser.ts` now imports it from here instead of\n// defining it.\n//\n// `Direction` is only a compile-time guarantee, so every entry point that\n// accepts a direction from outside (`RenderOptions.direction`, the CLI's\n// `--direction` flag, a parsed `graph LR` header) re-checks it at runtime\n// through this guard.\n// ============================================================================\n\nimport type { Direction } from './types.ts'\n\n/** True when `value` is one of the five directions Mermaid recognizes. /\nexport function isDirection(value: string): value is Direction {\n return (\n value === 'TD' \|\|\n value === 'TB' \|\|\n value === 'LR' \|\|\n value === 'BT' \|\|\n value === 'RL'\n )\n}\n\n/\n Normalize a regex-captured direction token to a `Direction`.\n \n Accepts `string \| undefined` because every call site passes a regex\n * capture group value (`match[1]`, typed as possibly-`undefined` under\n * `noUncheckedIndexedAccess`) straight through. Each call site's regex\n * guards the capture with the same `(TD\|TB\|LR\|BT\|RL)` alternation\n * (case-insensitively), so the group always participates in the match in\n * practice — but that's a regex-structure guarantee the type checker can't\n * see across the call site. Validating `undefined` here, instead of\n * asserting non-null at each call site, turns a hypothetical violation into\n * a clear, descriptive error rather than a raw `undefined` crash.\n /\nexport function toDirection(raw: string \| undefined): Direction {\n const upper = raw?.toUpperCase()\n if (upper === undefined \|\| !isDirection(upper)) {\n throw new Error(`Invalid direction: \"${raw}\"`)\n }\n return upper\n}\n","// ============================================================================\n// Render-time direction override (issue #276)\n//\n// `RenderOptions.direction` / `AsciiRenderOptions.direction` replace the\n// top-level* direction a diagram declared in its source (a flowchart's\n// `graph LR` header, a state diagram's or ER diagram's `direction LR`\n// line) after parsing and before layout. Nothing here touches the source\n// text, and nothing here touches a nested subgraph's or composite state's\n// own `direction` — those live on the subgraph objects, not on the field\n// replaced below, so they keep winning locally over the top-level\n// direction exactly as they do relative to the diagram's own header.\n//\n// Shared by the SVG entry (src/index.ts) and the ASCII entry\n// (src/ascii/index.ts). Deliberately dependency-free beyond the\n// `isDirection` guard so the `zombie-mermaid/ascii` subpath stays free of\n// elkjs — the guard itself moved out of `src/parser.ts` and into this\n// package (see `direction.ts`) so that staying dependency-free survives\n// the workspace split (zombie-mermaid#625).\n// ============================================================================\n\nimport type { Direction } from './types.ts'\nimport { isDirection } from './direction.ts'\n\n/*\n Return `diagram` with its top-level `direction` replaced by `override`,\n * or `diagram` itself (same reference) when there is nothing to apply.\n \n The parsed diagram is never mutated — a shallow clone carries the new\n * direction, so `parseMermaid()` output a caller holds on to stays exactly\n * what the parser produced, and a second render of the same parsed object\n * without the option sees the source direction again.\n \n `isDirection` re-checks the value at runtime because `Direction` is only\n * a compile-time guarantee: a plain-JavaScript caller can pass any string.\n * An unrecognized value is ignored (the diagram's own direction stands)\n * rather than thrown on — the same lenient treatment every other\n * `RenderOptions` value gets, e.g. an unknown `interactivity` or `curve`\n * string falls back to its default instead of failing the render.\n /\nexport function withDirectionOverride<T extends { direction?: Direction }>(\n diagram: T,\n override: Direction \| undefined,\n): T {\n if (override === undefined \|\| !isDirection(override)) return diagram\n return { ...diagram, direction: override }\n}\n","// ============================================================================\n// zombie-mermaid — %%{init: ...}%% configuration directives\n//\n// Mermaid lets a diagram carry its own configuration inline:\n//\n// %%{init: {\"theme\": \"dark\", \"flowchart\": {\"curve\": \"basis\"}}}%%\n// flowchart TD\n// A --> B\n//\n// The payload is JSON-ish: Mermaid accepts unquoted keys and single quotes,\n// which strict JSON.parse rejects, so it is normalized before parsing.\n//\n// A directive only ever supplies defaults. Explicit render options passed\n// by the caller win, because the caller is closer to the user's intent than\n// text embedded in a diagram — and because a diagram from an untrusted source\n// should not be able to override the host application's rendering choices.\n// ============================================================================\n\nimport type { RenderOptions } from './types.ts'\n\n/* How an edge path is interpolated between its routed points. /\nexport type CurveStyle =\n 'linear' \| 'basis' \| 'natural' \| 'step' \| 'stepBefore' \| 'stepAfter'\n\nconst CURVE_STYLES = new Set<CurveStyle>([\n 'linear',\n 'basis',\n 'natural',\n 'step',\n 'stepBefore',\n 'stepAfter',\n])\n\n/* Configuration a diagram can set for itself via `%%{init: ...}%%`. /\nexport interface InitConfig {\n theme?: string\n /* Flowchart edge interpolation. /\n curve?: CurveStyle\n /* Recognized but not acted on — see `IGNORED_KEYS`. /\n ignored: string[]\n}\n\n/\n Directive keys that are parsed and deliberately not acted on, with the\n * reason. Reported on the result so a caller can surface them rather than\n * having the setting vanish silently.\n /\nconst IGNORED_KEYS: Record<string, string> = {\n theme:\n \"colors come from the caller's bg/fg render options, which are usually CSS variables so a diagram inherits the host page's light/dark. A diagram-supplied theme would hard-code colors that fight it. Mermaid's theme names (default/dark/forest/neutral) also have no equivalent in this renderer's palettes — pass `bg`/`fg`, or a THEMES entry, instead\",\n securitylevel:\n 'this renderer emits static SVG and never executes diagram-supplied script, so there is no sandbox to configure',\n defaultrenderer:\n 'ELK is the only layout engine; dagre/elk selection has no effect',\n fontfamily: 'use the `font` render option instead',\n htmllabels:\n 'labels are always rendered as SVG text; there is no HTML label mode',\n maxtextsize: 'no text-size limit is enforced',\n startonload: 'not a browser auto-render integration',\n}\n\n/\n Matches a `%%{init: ... }%%` or `%%{initialize: ... }%%` directive.\n \n The body is captured lazily up to the closing `}%%` so a directive sharing\n * a line with other content does not swallow it.\n /\nconst INIT_DIRECTIVE = /^\\s%%\\{\\s(?:init\|initialize)\\s:\\s([\\s\\S]?)\\}%%/i\n\n/** True if `line` is an init directive. /\nexport function isInitDirective(line: string): boolean {\n return INIT_DIRECTIVE.test(line)\n}\n\n/\n Turn Mermaid's relaxed JSON into strict JSON.\n \n Mermaid accepts `{theme: 'dark'}`; JSON.parse does not. Quoting is applied\n * only outside string literals so a value containing a colon, a brace, or an\n * apostrophe survives intact.\n /\nfunction normalizeRelaxedJson(text: string): string {\n let out = ''\n let quote: '\"' \| \"'\" \| null = null\n\n for (let i = 0; i < text.length; i++) {\n const ch = text[i]!\n\n if (quote !== null) {\n if (ch === '\\\\' && i + 1 < text.length) {\n /\n * Consume the escape and its target together. Without this, the\n * backslash is emitted bare and the quote it protects reads as the\n * end of the string — so strict, valid JSON like {\"theme\": \"a\\\"b\"}\n * re-emits unbalanced and the whole directive is dropped.\n \n JSON has no \\' escape, so a single-quoted string's \\' becomes a\n * bare apostrophe. Every other escape passes through untouched.\n /\n const next = text[i + 1]!\n out += next === \"'\" ? \"'\" : `\\\\${next}`\n i++\n } else if (ch === quote) {\n quote = null\n out += '\"'\n } else if (ch === '\"') {\n // A double quote inside a single-quoted string must be escaped once\n // the string is re-emitted with double quotes.\n out += '\\\\\"'\n } else {\n out += ch\n }\n continue\n }\n\n if (ch === '\"' \|\| ch === \"'\") {\n quote = ch\n out += '\"'\n continue\n }\n\n // Bare key: an identifier run followed (after spaces) by a colon.\n if (/[A-Za-z_$]/.test(ch)) {\n let j = i\n while (j < text.length && /[\\w$-]/.test(text[j]!)) j++\n const word = text.slice(i, j)\n let k = j\n while (k < text.length && /\\s/.test(text[k]!)) k++\n\n if (text[k] === ':') {\n out += `\"${word}\"`\n i = j - 1\n continue\n }\n\n // A bare word in value position — `true`, `false`, `null` are already\n // valid JSON; anything else is quoted so it parses as a string.\n out += /^(true\|false\|null)$/i.test(word)\n ? word.toLowerCase()\n : `\"${word}\"`\n i = j - 1\n continue\n }\n\n out += ch\n }\n\n return out\n}\n\n/\n Parse an init directive's payload.\n \n Returns `undefined` when the line is not a directive or its payload cannot\n * be parsed. A malformed directive is ignored rather than fatal: Mermaid\n * treats config as advisory, and failing an entire diagram over a stray brace\n * in a comment-like construct would be a poor trade.\n /\nexport function parseInitDirective(line: string): InitConfig \| undefined {\n const match = line.match(INIT_DIRECTIVE)\n if (!match) return undefined\n\n let payload: unknown\n try {\n payload = JSON.parse(normalizeRelaxedJson(match[1]!))\n } catch {\n return undefined\n }\n\n if (typeof payload !== 'object' \|\| payload === null) return undefined\n\n const config: InitConfig = { ignored: [] }\n const record: Record<string, unknown> = { ...payload }\n\n for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(record)) {\n const lower = key.toLowerCase()\n\n if (lower === 'theme' && typeof value === 'string') {\n /\n * Kept on the result as metadata for a caller that wants to act on it,\n * but listed as ignored: it is parsed and deliberately not applied. See\n * IGNORED_KEYS for why.\n /\n config.theme = value\n config.ignored.push(key)\n continue\n }\n\n if (lower === 'flowchart' && typeof value === 'object' && value !== null) {\n const flowchart: Record<string, unknown> = { ...value }\n for (const [fk, fv] of Object.entries(flowchart)) {\n if (fk.toLowerCase() === 'curve' && typeof fv === 'string') {\n if (CURVE_STYLES.has(fv as CurveStyle)) {\n config.curve = fv as CurveStyle\n }\n continue\n }\n if (fk.toLowerCase() in IGNORED_KEYS) config.ignored.push(fk)\n }\n continue\n }\n\n if (lower in IGNORED_KEYS) config.ignored.push(key)\n }\n\n return config\n}\n\n/\n Scan a whole diagram for init directives and merge them.\n \n Later directives win over earlier ones, matching Mermaid, where a second\n * directive overrides the first.\n /\nexport function extractInitConfig(lines: string[]): InitConfig {\n const merged: InitConfig = { ignored: [] }\n\n for (const line of lines) {\n const config = parseInitDirective(line)\n if (!config) continue\n if (config.theme !== undefined) merged.theme = config.theme\n if (config.curve !== undefined) merged.curve = config.curve\n merged.ignored.push(...config.ignored)\n }\n\n return merged\n}\n\n/\n Fold an init config into render options.\n \n Caller-supplied options always win: a directive supplies a default, never\n * an override. See the module header for why.\n /\nexport function applyInitConfig(\n options: RenderOptions,\n config: InitConfig,\n): RenderOptions {\n if (config.curve === undefined \|\| options.curve !== undefined) return options\n return { ...options, curve: config.curve }\n}\n\n/* Human-readable note about directive keys that were parsed but not applied. /\nexport function describeIgnored(config: InitConfig): string[] {\n return [...new Set(config.ignored)].map(\n (key) => `${key}: ${IGNORED_KEYS[key.toLowerCase()] ?? 'not supported'}`,\n )\n}\n","// ============================================================================\n// Text Metrics — Variable-width character measurement for SVG layout\n// ============================================================================\n//\n// Provides font-agnostic text width estimation using character class buckets.\n// More accurate than uniform character width for proportional fonts.\n//\n// Width ratios are normalized where 1.0 = average lowercase letter.\n// Final pixel width = sum(charWidths) fontSize * baseRatio\n// ============================================================================\n\n/*\n Exact advance widths for every printable ASCII character (U+0020–U+007E),\n * measured from the real Inter font (canvas measureText, headless Chrome,\n * weight 400) and normalized so that ratio × fontSize × baseRatio reproduces\n * the measured pixel advance. Completeness over this range is asserted by\n * the `getCharWidth` \"table completeness\" test in text-metrics.test.ts.\n \n The coarse character-class buckets below remain as fallback for\n * non-ASCII characters not in this table. The buckets systematically\n * underestimated Inter widths (spaces, m/w, digits, punctuation), and the\n * error grew with text length — wide edge labels overflowed their\n * 8px-padded background rects.\n /\nconst INTER_ADVANCES: Record<string, number> = {\n ' ': 0.521,\n '!': 0.533,\n '\"': 0.863,\n '#': 1.173,\n $: 1.188,\n '%': 1.818,\n '&': 1.193,\n \"'\": 0.555,\n '(': 0.675,\n ')': 0.675,\n '': 0.928,\n '+': 1.225,\n ',': 0.534,\n '-': 0.852,\n '.': 0.534,\n '/': 0.667,\n '0': 1.168,\n '1': 0.753,\n '2': 1.129,\n '3': 1.144,\n '4': 1.196,\n '5': 1.099,\n '6': 1.148,\n '7': 1.048,\n '8': 1.146,\n '9': 1.148,\n ':': 0.534,\n ';': 0.559,\n '<': 1.225,\n '=': 1.225,\n '>': 1.225,\n '?': 0.947,\n '@': 1.789,\n A: 1.278,\n B: 1.212,\n C: 1.353,\n D: 1.336,\n E: 1.113,\n F: 1.093,\n G: 1.382,\n H: 1.376,\n I: 0.497,\n J: 1.057,\n K: 1.244,\n L: 1.047,\n M: 1.673,\n N: 1.395,\n O: 1.416,\n P: 1.183,\n Q: 1.416,\n R: 1.192,\n S: 1.188,\n T: 1.195,\n U: 1.378,\n V: 1.278,\n W: 1.825,\n X: 1.263,\n Y: 1.257,\n Z: 1.165,\n '[': 0.675,\n '\\\\': 0.667,\n ']': 0.675,\n '^': 0.873,\n _: 0.845,\n '`': 0.598,\n a: 1.04,\n b: 1.134,\n c: 1.058,\n d: 1.134,\n e: 1.08,\n f: 0.685,\n g: 1.136,\n h: 1.095,\n i: 0.448,\n j: 0.448,\n k: 1.016,\n l: 0.448,\n m: 1.622,\n n: 1.094,\n o: 1.11,\n p: 1.134,\n q: 1.134,\n r: 0.697,\n s: 0.977,\n t: 0.606,\n u: 1.095,\n v: 1.041,\n w: 1.515,\n x: 1.011,\n y: 1.041,\n z: 1.023,\n '{': 0.789,\n '\|': 0.616,\n '}': 0.789,\n '~': 1.225,\n}\n\n/*\n Whether `char` has an exact measured Inter advance in `INTER_ADVANCES`,\n * as opposed to falling through to a coarse character-class bucket or the\n * default width in `getCharWidth`. Exported only so tests can assert the\n * table covers every printable ASCII character (U+0020–U+007E) — a gap\n * here means a real character silently degrades to an approximate width.\n /\nexport function hasMeasuredAdvance(char: string): boolean {\n return Object.hasOwn(INTER_ADVANCES, char)\n}\n\n/\n Narrow characters - visually thin glyphs.\n * Note: '1' is included because in proportional fonts (like Inter), it's\n * significantly narrower than other digits which use tabular/uniform width.\n /\nconst NARROW_CHARS = new Set([\n 'i',\n 'l',\n 't',\n 'f',\n 'j',\n 'I',\n '1',\n '!',\n '\|',\n '.',\n ',',\n ':',\n ';',\n \"'\",\n])\n\n/\n Wide characters - visually wide glyphs\n /\nconst WIDE_CHARS = new Set(['W', 'M', 'w', 'm', '@', '%'])\n\n/\n Very wide characters - widest Latin glyphs\n /\nconst VERY_WIDE_CHARS = new Set(['W', 'M'])\n\n/\n Semi-narrow punctuation - brackets and slashes are narrower than letters\n * but wider than narrow chars like dots/commas\n /\nconst SEMI_NARROW_PUNCT = new Set([\n '(',\n ')',\n '[',\n ']',\n '{',\n '}',\n '/',\n '\\\\',\n '-',\n '\"',\n '`',\n])\n\n/\n Check if a code point is a combining diacritical mark (zero-width overlay)\n /\nfunction isCombiningMark(code: number): boolean {\n // Combining Diacritical Marks: U+0300–U+036F\n // Combining Diacritical Marks Extended: U+1AB0–U+1AFF\n // Combining Diacritical Marks Supplement: U+1DC0–U+1DFF\n // Combining Diacritical Marks for Symbols: U+20D0–U+20FF\n // Combining Half Marks: U+FE20–U+FE2F\n return (\n (code >= 0x0300 && code <= 0x036f) \|\|\n (code >= 0x1ab0 && code <= 0x1aff) \|\|\n (code >= 0x1dc0 && code <= 0x1dff) \|\|\n (code >= 0x20d0 && code <= 0x20ff) \|\|\n (code >= 0xfe20 && code <= 0xfe2f)\n )\n}\n\n/\n Check if a code point is fullwidth (CJK, emoji, etc.)\n * These characters occupy approximately 2x the width of Latin letters.\n /\nfunction isFullwidth(code: number): boolean {\n // CJK Radicals Supplement: U+2E80–U+2EFF\n // Kangxi Radicals: U+2F00–U+2FDF\n // CJK Symbols and Punctuation: U+3000–U+303F\n // Hiragana: U+3040–U+309F\n // Katakana: U+30A0–U+30FF\n // Bopomofo: U+3100–U+312F\n // Hangul Compatibility Jamo: U+3130–U+318F\n // Kanbun: U+3190–U+319F\n // Bopomofo Extended: U+31A0–U+31BF\n // CJK Strokes: U+31C0–U+31EF\n // Katakana Phonetic Extensions: U+31F0–U+31FF\n // Enclosed CJK Letters and Months: U+3200–U+32FF\n // CJK Compatibility: U+3300–U+33FF\n // CJK Unified Ideographs Extension A: U+3400–U+4DBF\n // CJK Unified Ideographs: U+4E00–U+9FFF\n // Hangul Syllables: U+AC00–U+D7AF\n // CJK Compatibility Ideographs: U+F900–U+FAFF\n // Halfwidth and Fullwidth Forms (fullwidth part): U+FF00–U+FF60, U+FFE0–U+FFE6\n // CJK Unified Ideographs Extension B+: U+20000–U+2A6DF (and beyond)\n\n return (\n (code >= 0x1100 && code <= 0x115f) \|\| // Hangul Jamo\n (code >= 0x2e80 && code <= 0x2eff) \|\| // CJK Radicals Supplement\n (code >= 0x2f00 && code <= 0x2fdf) \|\| // Kangxi Radicals\n (code >= 0x3000 && code <= 0x303f) \|\| // CJK Symbols and Punctuation\n (code >= 0x3040 && code <= 0x309f) \|\| // Hiragana\n (code >= 0x30a0 && code <= 0x30ff) \|\| // Katakana\n (code >= 0x3100 && code <= 0x312f) \|\| // Bopomofo\n (code >= 0x3130 && code <= 0x318f) \|\| // Hangul Compatibility Jamo\n (code >= 0x3190 && code <= 0x31ff) \|\| // Kanbun + extensions\n (code >= 0x3200 && code <= 0x33ff) \|\| // Enclosed CJK + Compatibility\n (code >= 0x3400 && code <= 0x4dbf) \|\| // CJK Extension A\n (code >= 0x4e00 && code <= 0x9fff) \|\| // CJK Unified Ideographs\n (code >= 0xac00 && code <= 0xd7af) \|\| // Hangul Syllables\n (code >= 0xf900 && code <= 0xfaff) \|\| // CJK Compatibility Ideographs\n (code >= 0xff00 && code <= 0xff60) \|\| // Fullwidth ASCII\n (code >= 0xffe0 && code <= 0xffe6) \|\| // Fullwidth symbols\n code >= 0x20000 // CJK Extension B and beyond\n )\n}\n\n/\n Regex for emoji detection using Unicode property escapes.\n * Uses Emoji_Presentation and Extended_Pictographic (not just Emoji)\n * because \\p{Emoji} includes digits and # which we don't want as fullwidth.\n \n \\p{Extended_Pictographic} on its own is broader than \"renders wide\" — it\n * flags characters that are merely emoji-capable (could take a VS16\n * selector to become emoji), not characters that actually render wide by\n * default. Most such characters (e.g. ❤ U+2764) are still conventionally\n * treated as wide, so the OR is kept — except for the Geometric Shapes\n * block (U+25A0–U+25FF, see `isGeometricShapesTextDefault` below), which\n * this renderer itself uses for narrow box-drawing/arrowhead glyphs like\n * ▶ U+25B6 and ◀ U+25C0 (see src/ascii/sequence.ts); those render as a\n * single narrow column in every real terminal despite being flagged\n * Extended_Pictographic.\n /\nconst EMOJI_PRESENTATION_REGEX = /\\p{Emoji_Presentation}/u\nconst EXTENDED_PICTOGRAPHIC_REGEX = /\\p{Extended_Pictographic}/u\n\n/\n Geometric Shapes block (U+25A0–U+25FF). Characters here that also carry\n * Emoji_Presentation (e.g. ◽ ◾) are unaffected by this — they're already\n * caught by the Emoji_Presentation check in `isEmoji` before this applies.\n /\nfunction isGeometricShapesTextDefault(code: number): boolean {\n return code >= 0x25a0 && code <= 0x25ff\n}\n\n/\n Arrows-block glyphs that carry Extended_Pictographic (emoji-capable) but\n * no default Emoji_Presentation, and render as a single narrow column in\n * every real terminal — the same misclassification the Geometric Shapes\n * block above hits. Covers:\n \n - ↖ U+2196, ↗ U+2197, ↘ U+2198, ↙ U+2199 — drawn by the ASCII renderer\n * itself for diagonal edge-routing arrowheads\n * (packages/ascii-renderer/src/draw-arrows.ts's `drawArrowHead`) in place\n * of the filled triangles (◢◣◤◥) JetBrains Mono NL has no glyph for at\n * all — see issue #1062.\n * - ↔ U+2194, ↕ U+2195, ↩ U+21A9, ↪ U+21AA — not drawn by the renderer\n * itself, but reachable if a diagram author types one into node/edge/note\n * label text, which passes through to the ASCII grid verbatim.\n /\nfunction isArrowsBlockTextDefault(code: number): boolean {\n return (\n (code >= 0x2194 && code <= 0x2199) \|\| code === 0x21a9 \|\| code === 0x21aa\n )\n}\n\n/\n Check if a character is an emoji (fullwidth)\n /\nfunction isEmoji(char: string): boolean {\n if (EMOJI_PRESENTATION_REGEX.test(char)) return true\n const code = char.codePointAt(0)\n if (code !== undefined && isGeometricShapesTextDefault(code)) return false\n if (code !== undefined && isArrowsBlockTextDefault(code)) return false\n return EXTENDED_PICTOGRAPHIC_REGEX.test(char)\n}\n\n/\n Check if a single character (code point) is \"wide\" — i.e. renders as two\n * columns in a monospace terminal / two grid cells wide instead of one.\n * Covers CJK/kana/hangul/fullwidth-form characters (via `isFullwidth`) as\n * well as emoji. Shared by the SVG text-measurement path (`getCharWidth`\n * above) and the ASCII grid's display-width helpers\n * (`src/ascii/display-width.ts`), so both agree on what counts as wide.\n /\nexport function isWideChar(char: string): boolean {\n const code = char.codePointAt(0)\n if (code === undefined) return false\n return isFullwidth(code) \|\| isEmoji(char)\n}\n\n/\n Get the relative width of a single character.\n \n Returns a normalized width ratio where:\n * - 0.0 = zero-width (combining marks)\n * - 0.3 = space\n * - 0.4 = narrow (i, l, t, f, j, I, 1)\n * - 0.8 = semi-narrow (r)\n * - 1.0 = average lowercase\n * - 1.2 = wide lowercase / uppercase\n * - 1.5 = very wide (W, M)\n * - 2.0 = fullwidth (CJK, emoji)\n /\nexport function getCharWidth(char: string): number {\n const code = char.codePointAt(0)\n if (code === undefined) return 0\n\n // Exact measured advance for printable ASCII (Inter). The own-property\n // check must come first: without it, bracket access on a plain object\n // literal also resolves inherited Object.prototype properties (e.g.\n // `INTER_ADVANCES['toString']` is a function, not undefined).\n if (Object.hasOwn(INTER_ADVANCES, char)) {\n const measured = INTER_ADVANCES[char]\n // The `undefined` case is unreachable: INTER_ADVANCES is a `Record<string,\n // number>` object literal whose every value is a numeric literal, and\n // `noUncheckedIndexedAccess` is what forces this check's type, not any\n // real possibility that an own property here holds `undefined`. Given\n // `Object.hasOwn` is already true, `measured` is always a defined\n // number — kept (not simplified to a bare `return measured`) so the\n // check still holds if a future entry's value type ever widens.\n / v8 ignore else /\n if (measured !== undefined) return measured\n }\n\n // Zero-width: combining diacritical marks\n if (isCombiningMark(code)) return 0\n\n // Fullwidth: CJK, emoji\n if (isFullwidth(code) \|\| isEmoji(char)) return 2.0\n\n // Accented Latin: use the base letter's measured advance (é → e, Ü → U)\n const base = char.normalize('NFD')[0]\n if (base !== undefined && base !== char) {\n const baseMeasured = INTER_ADVANCES[base]\n if (baseMeasured !== undefined) return baseMeasured\n }\n\n // Space\n if (char === ' ') return 0.3\n\n // Very wide Latin\n if (VERY_WIDE_CHARS.has(char)) return 1.5\n\n // Wide Latin\n if (WIDE_CHARS.has(char)) return 1.2\n\n // Narrow Latin\n if (NARROW_CHARS.has(char)) return 0.4\n\n // Semi-narrow punctuation (brackets, slashes, hyphens)\n if (SEMI_NARROW_PUNCT.has(char)) return 0.5\n\n // Semi-narrow letter\n if (char === 'r') return 0.8\n\n // Uppercase (slightly wider than lowercase on average)\n if (code >= 65 && code <= 90) return 1.2\n\n // Digits (uniform width in most fonts)\n if (code >= 48 && code <= 57) return 1.0\n\n // Default: average lowercase width\n return 1.0\n}\n\n/\n Measure the pixel width of a text string.\n \n Uses character class buckets for more accurate width estimation\n * than uniform character width assumptions.\n \n @param text - The text to measure\n * @param fontSize - Font size in pixels\n * @param fontWeight - Font weight (affects width slightly)\n * @returns Estimated width in pixels\n /\n/* Advance width of a monospace glyph, as a fraction of font size. /\nconst MONO_ADVANCE = 0.6\n\n/\n Whether text is measured with monospace metrics.\n \n The character buckets above model a proportional face (they are calibrated for Inter), but\n * `RenderOptions.font` accepts any family. Measuring a monospace font with them sizes every box\n * for the wrong glyph widths: narrow strings under-measure by ~60% and overflow, wide ones\n * over-measure by ~37%.\n \n The switch lives here rather than in `styles.ts` because this is the single choke point every\n * diagram type measures through — `estimateTextWidth` and `measureMultilineText` both land here,\n * and flowchart layout only reaches text metrics via the latter.\n /\nlet monospaceMetrics = false\n\n/* Fonts whose glyphs all share one advance width. /\nexport function isMonospaceFont(font: string): boolean {\n // `mono` unanchored so it also catches `ui-monospace`; `code` bounded so it does not fire on\n // unrelated names. \"Mona Sans\" is deliberately not a match.\n return /mono\|consol\|menlo\|courier\|\\bcode\\b/i.test(font)\n}\n\n/* Select the metrics model for subsequent measurements. Called once per render. /\nexport function setMonospaceMetrics(monospace: boolean): void {\n monospaceMetrics = monospace\n}\n\nexport function measureTextWidth(\n text: string,\n fontSize: number,\n fontWeight: number,\n): number {\n // Add minimum padding to prevent truncation at text boundaries\n // Increased from 0.1 to 0.15 for better label separation and collision prevention\n const minPadding = fontSize 0.15\n\n if (monospaceMetrics) {\n let count = 0\n // Count code points, so surrogate pairs stay one cell wide.\n for (const _ of text) count += 1\n return count * fontSize * MONO_ADVANCE + minPadding\n }\n\n // Base ratio calibrated for Inter font family\n // Heavier weights are slightly wider\n // Added +0.02 buffer to prevent edge truncation of characters like 's' at line ends\n const baseRatio = fontWeight >= 600 ? 0.6 : fontWeight >= 500 ? 0.57 : 0.54\n\n let totalWidth = 0\n\n // Iterate over code points (handles surrogate pairs for emoji/CJK)\n for (const char of text) {\n totalWidth += getCharWidth(char)\n }\n\n return totalWidth * fontSize * baseRatio + minPadding\n}\n\n// ============================================================================\n// Multi-line Text Measurement\n// ============================================================================\n\n/** Standard line height ratio for multi-line text (1.3 = 130% of font size) /\nexport const LINE_HEIGHT_RATIO = 1.3\n\n/* Metrics for multi-line text measurement /\nexport interface MultilineMetrics {\n /* Maximum line width in pixels /\n width: number\n /* Total height in pixels (lines × lineHeight) /\n height: number\n /* Individual lines after splitting /\n lines: string[]\n /* Computed line height in pixels /\n lineHeight: number\n}\n\n/\n Measure multi-line text dimensions.\n \n Splits text on newlines and returns the maximum width across all lines,\n * total height based on line count, and the split lines for rendering.\n \n @param text - The text to measure (may contain \\n)\n * @param fontSize - Font size in pixels\n * @param fontWeight - Font weight (affects width slightly)\n * @returns Metrics including width, height, lines array, and lineHeight\n /\nexport function measureMultilineText(\n text: string,\n fontSize: number,\n fontWeight: number,\n): MultilineMetrics {\n const lines = text.split('\\n')\n const lineHeight = fontSize LINE_HEIGHT_RATIO\n\n // Width = max of all line widths\n let maxWidth = 0\n for (const line of lines) {\n const plain = line.replace(/<\\/?(?:b\|strong\|i\|em\|u\|s\|del)\\s>/gi, '')\n const w = measureTextWidth(plain, fontSize, fontWeight)\n if (w > maxWidth) maxWidth = w\n }\n\n return {\n width: maxWidth,\n height: lines.length lineHeight,\n lines,\n lineHeight,\n }\n}\n","// ============================================================================\n// Multi-line Text Rendering Utilities\n//\n// Shared utilities for rendering multi-line text in SVG using <tspan> elements.\n// Supports inline formatting: <b>, <i>, <u>, <s> mapped to SVG attributes.\n// Used across all diagram types (flowcharts, state, sequence, class, ER).\n// ============================================================================\n\nimport { LINE_HEIGHT_RATIO } from './text-metrics.ts'\n\n/*\n Normalize label text: strip surrounding quotes, convert <br> tags and\n * literal \\n sequences to newline characters. Strips unsupported HTML tags\n * but preserves formatting tags (<b>, <i>, <u>, <s>) for SVG rendering.\n /\nexport function normalizeBrTags(label: string): string {\n // Strip surrounding double quotes (Mermaid uses them for special chars in labels)\n const unquoted =\n label.startsWith('\"') && label.endsWith('\"') ? label.slice(1, -1) : label\n\n /\n * Mermaid's markdown-string form wraps the label in backticks —\n * `A[\"` + '`bold`' + `\"]`. The markdown conversion below already runs\n * unconditionally, so the backticks only need removing; left in place they\n * rendered as literal characters in the label.\n /\n const unfenced =\n unquoted.length >= 2 && unquoted.startsWith('`') && unquoted.endsWith('`')\n ? unquoted.slice(1, -1)\n : unquoted\n\n return (\n unfenced\n .replace(/<br\\s\\/?>/gi, '\\n')\n .replace(/\\\\n/g, '\\n')\n .replace(/<\\/?(?:sub\|sup\|small\|mark)\\s>/gi, '')\n // Markdown formatting → HTML tags (order matters: * before )\n .replace(/\\\\(.+?)\\\\/g, '<b>$1</b>')\n .replace(/(?<!\\)\\([^\\s](?:[^][^\\s])?)\\(?!\\)/g, '<i>$1</i>')\n .replace(/~~(.+?)~~/g, '<s>$1</s>')\n )\n}\n\n/\n Strip all inline formatting tags from text, keeping only plain text.\n * Used for text measurement where tag characters shouldn't affect width.\n /\nexport function stripFormattingTags(text: string): string {\n return text.replace(/<\\/?(?:b\|strong\|i\|em\|u\|s\|del)\\s>/gi, '')\n}\n\n/*\n Escape special XML characters in text content.\n /\nexport function escapeXml(text: string): string {\n return text\n .replace(/&/g, '&')\n .replace(/</g, '<')\n .replace(/>/g, '>')\n .replace(/\"/g, '"')\n .replace(/'/g, ''')\n}\n\n/\n Escape a string for use as an XML/HTML attribute value.\n * Escapes quotes and ampersands to prevent attribute injection.\n \n Deliberately distinct from `escapeXml()` above: attribute values in this\n * codebase are always double-quoted, so single quotes don't need escaping —\n * `escapeXml()` escapes them too (for safe embedding in either quote style),\n * which would change output if reused here.\n /\nexport function escapeAttr(value: string): string {\n return value\n .replace(/&/g, '&')\n .replace(/\"/g, '"')\n .replace(/</g, '<')\n .replace(/>/g, '>')\n}\n\n// ============================================================================\n// Inline formatting: <b>, <i>, <u>, <s> → SVG tspan attributes\n// ============================================================================\n\ninterface StyledSegment {\n text: string\n bold: boolean\n italic: boolean\n underline: boolean\n strikethrough: boolean\n}\n\n/* Regex to match opening/closing formatting tags /\nconst FORMAT_TAG_REGEX = /<(\\/)?(?:(b\|strong)\|(i\|em)\|(u)\|(s\|del))\\s>/gi\n\n/*\n Parse a line of text into styled segments based on inline formatting tags.\n * Supports nesting: `<b>bold <i>both</i> bold</b>`.\n /\nfunction parseInlineFormatting(line: string): StyledSegment[] {\n const segments: StyledSegment[] = []\n let bold = false,\n italic = false,\n underline = false,\n strikethrough = false\n let lastIndex = 0\n\n // Reset lastIndex for global regex\n FORMAT_TAG_REGEX.lastIndex = 0\n\n let match: RegExpExecArray \| null\n while ((match = FORMAT_TAG_REGEX.exec(line)) !== null) {\n // Capture text before this tag\n if (match.index > lastIndex) {\n segments.push({\n text: line.slice(lastIndex, match.index),\n bold,\n italic,\n underline,\n strikethrough,\n })\n }\n lastIndex = match.index + match[0].length\n\n const isClosing = Boolean(match[1])\n // match[2] = b\|strong, match[3] = i\|em, match[4] = u, match[5] = s\|del\n if (match[2]) bold = !isClosing\n else if (match[3]) italic = !isClosing\n else if (match[4]) underline = !isClosing\n else if (match[5]) strikethrough = !isClosing\n }\n\n // Remaining text after last tag\n if (lastIndex < line.length) {\n segments.push({\n text: line.slice(lastIndex),\n bold,\n italic,\n underline,\n strikethrough,\n })\n }\n\n return segments\n}\n\n/* Check if a line contains any formatting tags /\nconst HAS_FORMAT_TAGS = /<\\/?(?:b\|strong\|i\|em\|u\|s\|del)\\s>/i\n\n/*\n Render a line's content as SVG, with inline formatting applied as tspan attributes.\n * Returns raw SVG content (no wrapping tspan — caller provides positioning).\n /\nfunction renderLineContent(line: string): string {\n // Fast path: no formatting tags\n if (!HAS_FORMAT_TAGS.test(line)) return escapeXml(line)\n\n const segments = parseInlineFormatting(line)\n if (segments.length === 0) return ''\n\n // If all segments are unstyled, just escape\n const allPlain = segments.every(\n (s) => !s.bold && !s.italic && !s.underline && !s.strikethrough,\n )\n if (allPlain) return segments.map((s) => escapeXml(s.text)).join('')\n\n return segments\n .map((seg) => {\n const escaped = escapeXml(seg.text)\n if (!seg.bold && !seg.italic && !seg.underline && !seg.strikethrough)\n return escaped\n\n const attrs: string[] = []\n if (seg.bold) attrs.push('font-weight=\"bold\"')\n if (seg.italic) attrs.push('font-style=\"italic\"')\n // SVG text-decoration can combine values\n const deco: string[] = []\n if (seg.underline) deco.push('underline')\n if (seg.strikethrough) deco.push('line-through')\n if (deco.length) attrs.push(`text-decoration=\"${deco.join(' ')}\"`)\n\n return `<tspan ${attrs.join(' ')}>${escaped}</tspan>`\n })\n .join('')\n}\n\n// ============================================================================\n// Multi-line text rendering\n// ============================================================================\n\n/\n Render a multi-line text element with proper vertical centering.\n \n For single-line text, returns a simple <text> element.\n * For multi-line text (containing \\n), returns <text> with <tspan> children.\n * Inline formatting tags (<b>, <i>, <u>, <s>) are rendered as SVG attributes.\n \n @param text - The text to render (may contain \\n and formatting tags)\n * @param cx - Center x coordinate\n * @param cy - Center y coordinate\n * @param fontSize - Font size in pixels\n * @param attrs - Additional SVG attributes (e.g., 'text-anchor=\"middle\" fill=\"var(--_text)\"')\n * @param baselineShift - Baseline shift for vertical alignment (default 0.35)\n * @returns SVG text element string\n /\nexport function renderMultilineText(\n text: string,\n cx: number,\n cy: number,\n fontSize: number,\n attrs: string,\n baselineShift: number = 0.35,\n): string {\n const lines = text.split('\\n')\n\n // Single line — simple text element\n if (lines.length === 1) {\n const dy = fontSize baselineShift\n return `<text x=\"${cx}\" y=\"${cy}\" ${attrs} dy=\"${dy}\">${renderLineContent(text)}</text>`\n }\n\n // Multi-line — use tspan elements with vertical centering\n const lineHeight = fontSize * LINE_HEIGHT_RATIO\n // First line dy: shift up by (n-1)/2 line heights, then add baseline shift\n const firstDy =\n -((lines.length - 1) / 2) * lineHeight + fontSize * baselineShift\n\n const tspans = lines\n .map((line, i) => {\n const dy = i === 0 ? firstDy : lineHeight\n return `<tspan x=\"${cx}\" dy=\"${dy}\">${renderLineContent(line)}</tspan>`\n })\n .join('')\n\n return `<text x=\"${cx}\" y=\"${cy}\" ${attrs}>${tspans}</text>`\n}\n\n/*\n Render a multi-line text element with a background rectangle (pill).\n \n Used for edge labels that need a background for readability.\n \n @param text - The text to render (may contain \\n)\n * @param cx - Center x coordinate\n * @param cy - Center y coordinate\n * @param textWidth - Pre-calculated text width (max line width)\n * @param textHeight - Pre-calculated text height (lines × lineHeight)\n * @param fontSize - Font size in pixels\n * @param padding - Padding around text\n * @param textAttrs - SVG attributes for the text element\n * @param bgAttrs - SVG attributes for the background rect\n * @returns SVG elements string (rect + text)\n /\nexport function renderMultilineTextWithBackground(\n text: string,\n cx: number,\n cy: number,\n textWidth: number,\n textHeight: number,\n fontSize: number,\n padding: number,\n textAttrs: string,\n bgAttrs: string,\n): string {\n const bgWidth = textWidth + padding 2\n const bgHeight = textHeight + padding * 2\n\n const rect =\n `<rect x=\"${cx - bgWidth / 2}\" y=\"${cy - bgHeight / 2}\" ` +\n `width=\"${bgWidth}\" height=\"${bgHeight}\" ${bgAttrs} />`\n\n const textEl = renderMultilineText(text, cx, cy, fontSize, textAttrs)\n\n return `${rect}\\n${textEl}`\n}\n","// ============================================================================\n// Style directives — `classDef`, `class A,B name`, `cssClass \"A,B\" name`,\n// `style A ...`, and the `A:::name` shorthand.\n//\n// Mermaid's flowchart and class diagrams share one styling grammar\n// (https://mermaid.js.org/syntax/flowchart.html#styling-and-classes,\n// https://mermaid.js.org/syntax/classDiagram.html#styling). The flowchart\n// parser grew the first implementation; this module is that implementation\n// lifted out so the class-diagram parser can reuse it rather than copy it\n// (issue #420). Both parsers feed a `StyleDirectives` bag, and both layouts\n// resolve a node's final style through `resolveNodeStyle` with the same\n// cascade — so a `classDef default` means the same thing in every diagram\n// type that supports it.\n// ============================================================================\n\n/** The three maps a styling-aware diagram carries. `MermaidGraph` and\n * `ClassDiagram` both satisfy this structurally. /\nexport interface StyleDirectives {\n /* Maps class names to their style properties (from `classDef name prop:val`) /\n classDefs: Map<string, Record<string, string>>\n /* Maps node IDs to their assigned class name (from `class A,B name`, `cssClass \"A,B\" name`, or `A:::name`) /\n classAssignments: Map<string, string>\n /* Maps node IDs to inline styles (from `style X fill:#f00,stroke:#333`) /\n nodeStyles: Map<string, Record<string, string>>\n}\n\n/* Parse \"fill:#f00,stroke:#333\" style property strings into a Record /\nexport function parseStyleProps(propsStr: string): Record<string, string> {\n // Strip trailing semicolons — Mermaid tolerates them (e.g. `stroke:#f00;`)\n const cleaned = propsStr.replace(/;\\s$/, '')\n const props: Record<string, string> = {}\n for (const pair of cleaned.split(',')) {\n const colonIdx = pair.indexOf(':')\n if (colonIdx > 0) {\n const key = pair.slice(0, colonIdx).trim()\n const val = pair.slice(colonIdx + 1).trim()\n if (key && val) {\n props[key] = val\n }\n }\n }\n return props\n}\n\n/*\n `classDef name prop:val,prop:val` — define a named style class.\n \n Mermaid's `classList` rule accepts a comma-separated list of names\n * (`classDef a,b font-size:12pt`) in both the flowchart and class grammars;\n * every name in the list gets the same properties.\n \n Returns true when `line` was a classDef statement (and has been applied).\n /\nexport function tryApplyClassDef(\n line: string,\n target: StyleDirectives,\n): boolean {\n const match = line.match(/^classDef\\s+([\\w,-]+)\\s+(.+)$/)\n if (!match) return false\n const props = parseStyleProps(match[2]!)\n for (const name of match[1]!.split(',')) {\n const trimmed = name.trim()\n if (trimmed) target.classDefs.set(trimmed, props)\n }\n return true\n}\n\n/\n `class A,B className` — attach a style class to one or more nodes.\n \n Allows an optional trailing semicolon (`class A,B foo;`) — Mermaid treats\n * it as valid/optional, and `classDef`/`style` already tolerate it via their\n * `(.+)$` capture. Without this, the semicolon form fails to match here and\n * falls through to node parsing, rendering a stray node labelled \"class\".\n \n Returns true when `line` was a class-assignment statement.\n /\nexport function tryApplyClassAssignment(\n line: string,\n target: StyleDirectives,\n): boolean {\n const match = line.match(/^class\\s+([\\w,-]+)\\s+([\\w-]+)\\s;?\\s$/)\n if (!match) return false\n const className = match[2]!\n for (const id of match[1]!.split(',')) {\n target.classAssignments.set(id.trim(), className)\n }\n return true\n}\n\n/\n `cssClass \"A,B\" className` — the class-diagram grammar's own attachment\n * form (`cssClassStatement: CSSCLASS STR ALPHA` in classDiagram.jison).\n * Same effect as `class A,B className`.\n \n Returns true when `line` was a cssClass statement.\n /\nexport function tryApplyCssClass(\n line: string,\n target: StyleDirectives,\n): boolean {\n const match = line.match(/^cssClass\\s+\"([^\"])\"\\s+([\\w-]+)\\s;?\\s$/)\n if (!match) return false\n const className = match[2]!\n for (const id of match[1]!.split(',')) {\n const trimmed = id.trim()\n if (trimmed) target.classAssignments.set(trimmed, className)\n }\n return true\n}\n\n/*\n `style A,B fill:#f00,stroke:#333` — inline style on specific nodes.\n * Repeated `style` statements for the same node merge property by property.\n \n Returns true when `line` was a style statement.\n /\nexport function tryApplyStyleStatement(\n line: string,\n target: StyleDirectives,\n): boolean {\n const match = line.match(/^style\\s+([\\w,-]+)\\s+(.+)$/)\n if (!match) return false\n const props = parseStyleProps(match[2]!)\n for (const id of match[1]!.split(',').map((s) => s.trim())) {\n target.nodeStyles.set(id, { ...target.nodeStyles.get(id), ...props })\n }\n return true\n}\n\n/\n Split the `:::className` shorthand off a node/class identifier.\n \n `Animal:::someclass` → `{ id: 'Animal', className: 'someclass' }`;\n * an identifier without the shorthand comes back unchanged with no class.\n * Class names follow CSS identifier conventions (word characters and\n * hyphens), the same constraint the flowchart parser's CLASS_SHORTHAND_REGEX\n * applies.\n /\nexport function splitClassShorthand(identifier: string): {\n id: string\n className?: string\n} {\n const match = identifier.match(/^(.+?):::([\\w][\\w-])$/)\n if (!match) return { id: identifier }\n return { id: match[1]!, className: match[2]! }\n}\n\n/*\n Resolve the final inline style for a node from classDefs and nodeStyles.\n \n Cascade, weakest to strongest:\n * 1. `classDef default` — Mermaid's implicit base for every node\n * 2. the node's own assigned class (`class A foo` / `A:::foo`)\n * 3. an explicit `style A ...` directive\n \n Returns undefined when nothing in the cascade applies, so callers can fall\n * back to theme defaults without an empty-object check.\n /\nexport function resolveNodeStyle(\n nodeId: string,\n directives: StyleDirectives,\n): Record<string, string> \| undefined {\n let result: Record<string, string> \| undefined\n\n /\n * `classDef default` applies to every node without being assigned. It was\n * previously honored only when a node named it explicitly (`class X\n * default`), which silently diverges from Mermaid: a diagram styling all\n * its nodes via `classDef default` rendered unstyled with no error.\n /\n const defaultDef = directives.classDefs.get('default')\n if (defaultDef) {\n result = { ...defaultDef }\n }\n\n // Then the node's own class, overriding the default property by property.\n const className = directives.classAssignments.get(nodeId)\n if (className) {\n const classDef = directives.classDefs.get(className)\n if (classDef) {\n result = result ? { ...result, ...classDef } : { ...classDef }\n }\n }\n\n // Then, apply explicit style directives (override class styles)\n const nodeStyle = directives.nodeStyles.get(nodeId)\n if (nodeStyle) {\n result = result ? { ...result, ...nodeStyle } : { ...nodeStyle }\n }\n\n return result\n}\n\n/\n Validate a user-authored class name (from `:::className` or\n * `class A className`) before it's emitted into the SVG `class` attribute.\n \n The parsers already constrain class names to word characters and hyphens\n * (see `splitClassShorthand` above and the flowchart parser's\n * CLASS_SHORTHAND_REGEX), so this is a defense-in-depth allowlist rather\n * than an escaping step — a class name can't be made \"safe\" by escaping\n * since any character other than a valid CSS identifier character would\n * break the class token itself, not just the surrounding attribute quotes.\n * Anything that doesn't match a valid CSS identifier (letters, digits,\n * underscore, hyphen; not starting with a digit or a hyphen+digit) is\n * dropped rather than emitted.\n /\nexport function sanitizeClassName(\n className: string \| undefined,\n): string \| undefined {\n if (!className) return undefined\n return /^-?[a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z0-9_-]$/.test(className) ? className : undefined\n}\n","/*\n GENERATED FILE — do not edit by hand.\n \n Regenerate with `pnpm run build:mono-font`\n * (scripts/build-mono-font-subset.ts), which subsets\n * third_party/fonts/jetbrains-mono-nl/JetBrainsMonoNL-Regular.ttf down to\n * Basic Latin + Latin-1 Supplement — the self-hosted, embeddable\n * `@font-face` packages/core/src/theme.ts's `buildStyleBlock()` inlines\n * into an SVG's own `<style>` for its `.mono` rule (class-diagram method\n * signatures, ER-diagram attribute types), replacing a Google Fonts CDN\n * `@import` this library's SVG output previously depended on by default\n * (#1061). See that script's header comment for why this subset is\n * deliberately narrower than the site's own (demo/components/generated/\n * mono-font-subset.ts).\n /\n\n/* The self-hosted family name every consumer's font stack should list\n * first — matches this subset's own `name` table entry. /\nexport const MONO_FONT_FAMILY = 'JetBrains Mono NL'\n\n/* The `@font-face` rule embedding the subset as a base64 `woff2` data\n * URI — no separate network request, no page-depth-relative path to get\n * wrong (see the script header comment for why data-URI over a static\n * asset file). /\nexport const MONO_FONT_FACE_CSS = `@font-face {\n font-family: 'JetBrains Mono NL';\n font-style: normal;\n font-weight: 400;\n font-display: swap;\n src: 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format('woff2');\n unicode-range: U+0020-007E, U+00A0-00FF;\n}`\n","// ============================================================================\n// Theme system — CSS custom property-based theming for mermaid SVG diagrams.\n//\n// Architecture:\n// - Two required variables: --bg (background) and --fg (foreground)\n// - Five optional enrichment variables: --line, --accent, --muted, --surface, --border\n// - Unset optionals fall back to color-mix() derivations from bg + fg\n// - All derived values computed in a <style> block inside the SVG\n//\n// This means the SVG is a function of its CSS variables. The caller provides\n// colors, and the SVG adapts. No light/dark mode detection needed.\n// ============================================================================\n\nimport { escapeXml, escapeAttr } from './multiline-utils.ts'\nimport { parseHexColor } from './color-utils.ts'\nimport {\n MONO_FONT_FAMILY as SVG_MONO_FONT_FAMILY,\n MONO_FONT_FACE_CSS as SVG_MONO_FONT_FACE_CSS,\n} from './generated/mono-font-subset.ts'\n\n// ============================================================================\n// Types\n// ============================================================================\n\n/\n How the renderers emit their two inline-style surfaces — the `<style>`\n * element(s) and the root `<svg style=\"--bg: …\">` attribute. Both exist so a\n * host page with a strict `Content-Security-Policy` (`style-src` without\n * `'unsafe-inline'`) can still render diagrams with their colours intact;\n * see `RenderOptions.nonce` / `RenderOptions.styleAttribute` in packages/core/src/types.ts\n * and GitHub issue #216. Threaded as one object through every diagram\n * renderer so the two options can't drift apart per diagram type.\n /\nexport interface SvgEmitOptions {\n /* Value for a `nonce` attribute on every emitted `<style>` element. /\n nonce?: string\n /* Emit the root `style=\"--bg: …\"` attribute. Default: true. /\n styleAttribute?: boolean\n}\n\n/\n Diagram color configuration.\n \n Required: bg + fg give you a clean mono diagram.\n * Optional: line, accent, muted, surface, border bring in richer color\n * from Shiki themes or custom palettes. Each falls back to a color-mix()\n * derivation from bg + fg if not set.\n /\nexport interface DiagramColors {\n /* Background color → CSS variable --bg /\n bg: string\n /* Foreground / primary text color → CSS variable --fg /\n fg: string\n\n // -- Optional enrichment (each falls back to color-mix from bg+fg) --\n\n /* Edge/connector color → CSS variable --line /\n line?: string\n /* Arrow heads, highlights, special nodes → CSS variable --accent /\n accent?: string\n /* Secondary text, edge labels → CSS variable --muted /\n muted?: string\n /* Node/box fill tint → CSS variable --surface /\n surface?: string\n /* Node/group stroke color → CSS variable --border /\n border?: string\n}\n\n// ============================================================================\n// Defaults\n// ============================================================================\n\n/* Default bg/fg when no colors are provided (zinc light) /\nexport const DEFAULTS: Readonly<{ bg: string; fg: string }> = {\n bg: '#FFFFFF',\n fg: '#27272A',\n} as const\n\n// ============================================================================\n// color-mix() weights for derived CSS variables\n//\n// When an optional enrichment variable is NOT set, we compute the derived\n// value by mixing --fg into --bg at these percentages. This produces a\n// coherent mono hierarchy on any bg/fg combination.\n// ============================================================================\n\nexport const MIX = {\n /* Primary text: near-full fg /\n text: 100, // just use --fg directly\n /* Secondary text (group headers): fg mixed at 60% /\n textSec: 60,\n /* Muted text (edge labels, notes): fg mixed at 40% /\n textMuted: 40,\n /* Faint text (de-emphasized): fg mixed at 25% /\n textFaint: 25,\n /* Edge/connector lines: fg mixed at 50% for clear visibility /\n line: 50,\n /* Arrow head fill: fg mixed at 85% for clear visibility /\n arrow: 85,\n /* Node fill tint: fg mixed at 3% /\n nodeFill: 3,\n /* Node/group stroke: fg mixed at 20% /\n nodeStroke: 20,\n /* Group header band tint: fg mixed at 5% /\n groupHeader: 5,\n /* Inner divider strokes: fg mixed at 12% /\n innerStroke: 12,\n /* Key badge background opacity (ER diagrams) /\n keyBadge: 10,\n} as const\n\n// ============================================================================\n// Well-known theme palettes\n//\n// Curated bg/fg pairs (+ optional enrichment) for popular editor themes.\n// Users can also extract from Shiki theme objects via fromShikiTheme().\n// ============================================================================\n\nexport const THEMES: Record<string, DiagramColors> = {\n 'zinc-light': {\n bg: '#FFFFFF',\n fg: '#27272A',\n },\n 'zinc-dark': {\n bg: '#18181B',\n fg: '#FAFAFA',\n },\n 'tokyo-night': {\n bg: '#1a1b26',\n fg: '#a9b1d6',\n line: '#3d59a1',\n accent: '#7aa2f7',\n muted: '#565f89',\n },\n 'tokyo-night-storm': {\n bg: '#24283b',\n fg: '#a9b1d6',\n line: '#3d59a1',\n accent: '#7aa2f7',\n muted: '#565f89',\n },\n 'tokyo-night-light': {\n bg: '#d5d6db',\n fg: '#343b58',\n line: '#34548a',\n accent: '#34548a',\n muted: '#9699a3',\n },\n 'catppuccin-mocha': {\n bg: '#1e1e2e',\n fg: '#cdd6f4',\n line: '#585b70',\n accent: '#cba6f7',\n muted: '#6c7086',\n },\n 'catppuccin-latte': {\n bg: '#eff1f5',\n fg: '#4c4f69',\n line: '#9ca0b0',\n accent: '#8839ef',\n muted: '#9ca0b0',\n },\n nord: {\n bg: '#2e3440',\n fg: '#d8dee9',\n line: '#4c566a',\n accent: '#88c0d0',\n muted: '#616e88',\n },\n 'nord-light': {\n bg: '#eceff4',\n fg: '#2e3440',\n line: '#aab1c0',\n accent: '#5e81ac',\n muted: '#7b88a1',\n },\n dracula: {\n bg: '#282a36',\n fg: '#f8f8f2',\n line: '#6272a4',\n accent: '#bd93f9',\n muted: '#6272a4',\n },\n 'github-light': {\n bg: '#ffffff',\n fg: '#1f2328',\n line: '#d1d9e0',\n accent: '#0969da',\n muted: '#59636e',\n },\n 'github-dark': {\n bg: '#0d1117',\n fg: '#e6edf3',\n line: '#3d444d',\n accent: '#4493f8',\n muted: '#9198a1',\n },\n 'solarized-light': {\n bg: '#fdf6e3',\n fg: '#657b83',\n line: '#93a1a1',\n accent: '#268bd2',\n muted: '#93a1a1',\n },\n 'solarized-dark': {\n bg: '#002b36',\n fg: '#839496',\n line: '#586e75',\n accent: '#268bd2',\n muted: '#586e75',\n },\n 'one-dark': {\n bg: '#282c34',\n fg: '#abb2bf',\n line: '#4b5263',\n accent: '#c678dd',\n muted: '#5c6370',\n },\n} as const\n\nexport type ThemeName = keyof typeof THEMES\n\n// ============================================================================\n// Shiki theme extraction\n//\n// Extracts DiagramColors from a Shiki ThemeRegistrationResolved object.\n// This provides native compatibility with any VS Code / TextMate theme.\n// ============================================================================\n\n/\n Minimal subset of Shiki's ThemeRegistrationResolved that we need.\n * We don't import from shiki to avoid a hard dependency.\n /\ninterface ShikiThemeLike {\n type?: string\n colors?: Record<string, string>\n tokenColors?: Array<{\n scope?: string \| string[]\n settings?: { foreground?: string }\n }>\n}\n\n/\n Extract diagram colors from a Shiki theme object.\n * Works with any VS Code / TextMate theme loaded by Shiki.\n \n Maps editor UI colors to diagram roles:\n * editor.background → bg\n * editor.foreground → fg\n * editorLineNumber.fg → line (optional)\n * focusBorder / keyword → accent (optional)\n * comment token → muted (optional)\n * editor.selectionBackground→ surface (optional)\n * editorWidget.border → border (optional)\n \n @example\n * ```ts\n * import { getSingletonHighlighter } from 'shiki'\n * import { fromShikiTheme } from 'zombie-mermaid'\n \n const hl = await getSingletonHighlighter({ themes: ['tokyo-night'] })\n * const colors = fromShikiTheme(hl.getTheme('tokyo-night'))\n * const svg = renderMermaidSVG(code, colors)\n * ```\n /\nexport function fromShikiTheme(theme: ShikiThemeLike): DiagramColors {\n const c = theme.colors ?? {}\n const dark = theme.type === 'dark'\n\n // Helper: find a token color by scope name\n const tokenColor = (scope: string): string \| undefined =>\n theme.tokenColors?.find((t) =>\n Array.isArray(t.scope) ? t.scope.includes(scope) : t.scope === scope,\n )?.settings?.foreground\n\n return {\n bg: c['editor.background'] ?? (dark ? '#1e1e1e' : '#ffffff'),\n fg: c['editor.foreground'] ?? (dark ? '#d4d4d4' : '#333333'),\n line: c['editorLineNumber.foreground'] ?? undefined,\n accent: c['focusBorder'] ?? tokenColor('keyword') ?? undefined,\n muted:\n tokenColor('comment') ?? c['editorLineNumber.foreground'] ?? undefined,\n surface: c['editor.selectionBackground'] ?? undefined,\n border: c['editorWidget.border'] ?? undefined,\n }\n}\n\n// ============================================================================\n// SVG style block — the CSS variable derivation system\n//\n// Generates the <style> content that maps user-facing variables (--bg, --fg,\n// --line, etc.) to internal derived variables (--_text, --_line, etc.) using\n// color-mix() fallbacks.\n// ============================================================================\n\n/\n Characters that must never appear in a `font` value once it's embedded in\n * the generated `<style>` block — whether it's treated as a CSS `var()`\n * reference or as a literal font name. Angle brackets would let the value\n * break out of the `<style>...</style>` element (e.g. a literal `</style>`\n * or an injected `<script>`); semicolons/braces would let it terminate the\n * current CSS declaration/rule and inject new ones.\n /\nconst UNSAFE_FONT_CHARS_RE = /[<>{};]/\n\n/\n Detect a syntactically well-formed CSS `var()` reference, e.g.\n * `var(--font-family-body)` or `var(--font, 'Fallback Font')` (a `var()`\n * with a quoted fallback argument). Requires balanced parens and rejects\n * any of `UNSAFE_FONT_CHARS_RE`.\n \n `font.startsWith('var(')` alone isn't enough: a caller could pass\n * something that merely starts with `var(` but isn't actually one (e.g.\n * `var(--x); } .evil{...}`). Anything that fails this stricter check is\n * treated as an untrusted/malformed value and falls back to being quoted\n * as a literal font name below — which neutralizes it, since a quoted\n * string isn't parsed as a `var()` call by CSS.\n /\nfunction isSafeCssVarReference(font: string): boolean {\n const trimmed = font.trim()\n if (!trimmed.startsWith('var(') \|\| !trimmed.endsWith(')')) return false\n if (UNSAFE_FONT_CHARS_RE.test(trimmed)) return false\n let depth = 0\n for (const ch of trimmed) {\n if (ch === '(') depth++\n else if (ch === ')') {\n depth--\n if (depth < 0) return false\n }\n }\n return depth === 0\n}\n\n/\n CSS generic font-family keywords. These are resolved by the browser/user\n * agent to a locally available font and are never real font names a Google\n * Fonts `@import` could fetch.\n /\nconst GENERIC_FONT_FAMILIES = new Set([\n 'sans-serif',\n 'serif',\n 'monospace',\n 'system-ui',\n 'ui-sans-serif',\n 'ui-serif',\n 'ui-monospace',\n 'ui-rounded',\n 'cursive',\n 'fantasy',\n 'math',\n 'emoji',\n 'fangsong',\n])\n\n/\n Detect a `font` value that names a font stack (comma-separated list,\n * e.g. `\"ui-sans-serif, system-ui, sans-serif\"`) or a single CSS generic\n * family keyword (e.g. `\"system-ui\"`) rather than a single concrete font\n * name. Neither is something a Google Fonts `@import` could ever\n * successfully fetch: a stack has no single `family=` value to request, and\n * a generic keyword is resolved locally by the browser, not hosted by\n * Google Fonts. Skipping the `@import` for these avoids baking a dead,\n * always-404 request into the SVG (see #223).\n /\nfunction isFontStackOrGenericFamily(font: string): boolean {\n const trimmed = font.trim()\n if (trimmed.includes(',')) return true\n return GENERIC_FONT_FAMILIES.has(trimmed.toLowerCase())\n}\n\n/\n The opening `<style>` tag every renderer uses — with a `nonce` attribute\n * when the caller supplied one (see `RenderOptions.nonce`, #216).\n \n All `<style>` emission points go through this one function so a nonce\n * can't be missed on one of them: under a nonce-based CSP a single\n * un-nonced `<style>` is silently dropped by the browser, which for the\n * theme block means an unstyled diagram with no console hint as to why.\n \n An empty/whitespace-only nonce is treated as unset — `nonce=\"\"` would\n * authorise nothing and only mislead a reader into thinking it did.\n * The value is attribute-escaped; a real nonce is base64 and never needs\n * escaping, but the option is a plain string and this keeps a stray `\"`\n * from breaking out of the attribute.\n /\nexport function styleOpenTag(nonce?: string): string {\n if (nonce === undefined \|\| nonce.trim() === '') return '<style>'\n return `<style nonce=\"${escapeAttr(nonce)}\">`\n}\n\n/\n Build the CSS variable derivation rules for the SVG <style> block.\n \n When an optional variable (--line, --accent, etc.) is set on the SVG or\n * a parent element, it's used directly. When unset, the fallback computes\n * a blended value from --fg and --bg using color-mix().\n \n `nonce`, when given, lands on the `<style>` element as a `nonce`\n * attribute — see `styleOpenTag()`.\n \n `font` is user-supplied input. When it's a CSS `var(...)` reference (e.g.\n * `var(--font-family-body)`, letting the SVG inherit a host page's\n * design-system font), the Google Fonts `@import` is skipped — it would\n * otherwise URL-encode the literal `var(...)` string into a `family=` query\n * param and produce a guaranteed no-op request — and the value is emitted\n * unquoted, since a quoted string isn't parsed as a `var()` call by CSS.\n \n The `@import` is likewise skipped when `font` is a font stack (a\n * comma-separated list, e.g. `\"ui-sans-serif, system-ui, sans-serif\"`) or a\n * single CSS generic family keyword (e.g. `\"system-ui\"`) — see\n * `isFontStackOrGenericFamily`. Neither names a single concrete font that\n * Google Fonts could host, so importing one always produces a dead,\n * always-404 request (#223). This is additive to the `var()` skip above,\n * and only affects the `@import` decision — the `text { font-family: ... }`\n * rule still renders the literal value exactly as it does today.\n \n Any other value is treated as a literal font name: sanitized and quoted\n * exactly as before.\n \n `hasMonoFont`'s `.mono` rule (class-diagram method signatures, ER-diagram\n * attribute types) never reaches out to Google Fonts at all — it used to\n * `@import` 'JetBrains Mono' from Google's CDN, a third-party network\n * dependency a published library's default SVG output had no business\n * making (#1061, filed as a follow-up from #1059's ASCII-side self-hosting\n * fix). It now embeds {@link SVG_MONO_FONT_FACE_CSS} — a small, subsetted\n * (Basic Latin + Latin-1 Supplement), self-hosted `@font-face` as a base64\n * `woff2` data URI, generated by scripts/build-mono-font-subset.ts into\n * ./generated/mono-font-subset.ts — directly in the SVG's own `<style>`\n * block. Unlike `font` above, this isn't caller-configurable: it's the same\n * embed for every consumer, on by default, with no network request either\n * way — a strict improvement over the dead-or-alive CDN fetch it replaces,\n * and the only way a standalone SVG (no surrounding host page providing\n * its own copy of the font) renders `.mono` text correctly out of the box.\n /\nexport function buildStyleBlock(\n font: string,\n hasMonoFont: boolean,\n nonce?: string,\n): string {\n const isVarReference = isSafeCssVarReference(font)\n // Literal font names are sanitized before quoting (strip characters that\n // could break out of the CSS string or the <style> block). 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See\n// docs/decisions/no-script-interactivity.md for the tier model this\n// implements: an `href` becomes a real `<a>` link (tier 2), a tooltip\n// becomes a `<title>` (tier 1), and a `call`/`callback` binding is recorded\n// as data but never executed (tier 3 stays unimplemented, permanently).\n// ============================================================================\n\n/*\n Parse a `click <id> ...` statement and record the resulting\n * {@link NodeInteraction} in `interactions`, keyed by whatever id scheme the\n * caller's diagram type uses (flowchart/state node id, class diagram class\n * id, ...).\n \n Supported forms:\n * click id \"url\" [\"tooltip\"] [_blank\|_self\|_parent\|_top]\n * click id href \"url\" [\"tooltip\"] [_blank\|_self\|_parent\|_top]\n * click id call fn() [\"tooltip\"]\n * click id callback fn() [\"tooltip\"]\n \n A line that doesn't match `click <id> ...` at all is a no-op — callers are\n * expected to have already gated on a leading `click` keyword before calling\n * this (see the `/^click\\s+/i` checks at each call site) purely so this\n * function's own regex can stay anchored to the id capture.\n /\nexport function applyClickStatement(\n line: string,\n interactions: Map<string, NodeInteraction>,\n): void {\n const match = line.match(/^click\\s+([\\w\\p{L}-]+)\\s+(.)$/iu)\n if (!match) return\n\n const nodeId = match[1]!\n let rest = match[2]!.trim()\n\n const interaction: NodeInteraction = { ...interactions.get(nodeId) }\n\n // `call fn()` / `callback fn()` — a script binding.\n const callMatch = rest.match(/^(?:call\|callback)\\s+(.+?)\\s$/i)\n if (callMatch) {\n // A trailing quoted tooltip may follow the callback expression.\n const withTooltip = callMatch[1]!.match(/^(.?\\))\\s+\"([^\"])\"\\s$/)\n if (withTooltip) {\n interaction.callback = withTooltip[1]!.trim()\n interaction.tooltip = withTooltip[2]\n } else {\n interaction.callback = callMatch[1]!.trim()\n }\n interactions.set(nodeId, interaction)\n return\n }\n\n // Optional explicit `href` keyword.\n rest = rest.replace(/^href\\s+/i, '')\n\n // Remaining tokens: \"url\" [\"tooltip\"] [_target]\n const quoted = [...rest.matchAll(/\"([^\"])\"/g)].map((m) => m[1]!)\n if (quoted.length > 0) interaction.href = quoted[0]\n if (quoted.length > 1) interaction.tooltip = quoted[1]\n\n const targetMatch = rest.match(/(_blank\|_self\|_parent\|_top)\\s$/i)\n if (targetMatch) interaction.target = targetMatch[1]!.toLowerCase()\n\n if (interaction.href !== undefined \|\| interaction.tooltip !== undefined) {\n interactions.set(nodeId, interaction)\n }\n}\n\n/*\n Accept only link schemes that cannot execute script.\n \n A `click` target comes from diagram text, which may be untrusted. An\n * `href` of `javascript:...` (or a `data:` URL containing markup) would turn\n * a rendered diagram into an XSS vector for any page that inlines the SVG, so\n * anything but http/https/mailto and same-document or relative references is\n * dropped rather than emitted.\n \n C0 controls are rejected outright, before any other check. The URL parser\n * strips tab and newline from anywhere in a URL, so `java\\tscript:` reaches\n * a browser as `javascript:` — while the scheme match below sees `java\\t…`,\n * finds no scheme, and waves it through as a relative reference. Splitting a\n * blocked scheme with a control character is the whole bypass; there is no\n * legitimate URL with a raw control in it, so the entire range goes.\n /\nexport function safeHref(href: string \| undefined): string \| undefined {\n if (!href) return undefined\n\n if (/[\\x00-\\x1F\\x7F]/.test(href)) return undefined\n\n const trimmed = href.trim()\n // Relative, absolute-path, and fragment references carry no scheme.\n if (/^[./#?]/.test(trimmed)) return trimmed\n\n const scheme = trimmed.match(/^([a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z0-9+.-]):/)?.[1]\n if (scheme === undefined) return trimmed\n\n return /^(https?\|mailto)$/i.test(scheme) ? trimmed : undefined\n}\n","// ============================================================================\n// CSS color primitives — parse, mix, and format sRGB colors.\n//\n// Shared by the SVG theme system (packages/core/src/theme.ts), the ASCII renderer's\n// DiagramColors → AsciiTheme bridge (src/ascii/ansi.ts), and the\n// `resolveColors` post-processor (packages/svg-renderer/src/resolve-colors.ts). All three need\n// the same answer to \"what does `color-mix(in srgb, fg 50%, bg)` come out\n// to?\", so the arithmetic lives here exactly once — the MIX percentages in\n// packages/core/src/theme.ts stay the single source of truth for which percentages the\n// renderer uses, and this module is the single source of truth for what a\n// percentage means.\n// ============================================================================\n\n/** An sRGB color: 0-255 channels plus a 0-1 alpha. /\nexport interface RgbaColor {\n r: number\n g: number\n b: number\n a: number\n}\n\n/* Matches #rgb, #rgba, #rrggbb, #rrggbbaa hex color literals. /\nconst HEX_COLOR_RE =\n /^#([0-9a-fA-F]{3}\|[0-9a-fA-F]{4}\|[0-9a-fA-F]{6}\|[0-9a-fA-F]{8})$/\n\n/\n Matches `rgb()` / `rgba()` in both the legacy comma syntax\n * (`rgb(1, 2, 3)`, `rgba(1, 2, 3, 0.5)`) and the modern space syntax\n * (`rgb(1 2 3 / 50%)`). Channels may be integers or percentages; alpha may\n * be a 0-1 number or a percentage.\n /\nconst RGB_FUNC_RE =\n /^rgba?\$\\s([\\d.]+%?)\\s[, ]\\s([\\d.]+%?)\\s[, ]\\s([\\d.]+%?)\\s(?:[,/]\\s([\\d.]+%?)\\s)?\$$/i\n\n/\n Parse a hex color string into 0-255 RGB components, ignoring any alpha\n * digits. Returns null for anything that isn't a well-formed hex literal\n * (e.g. `var(--foo)`, named CSS colors, or attribute-injection payloads) —\n * the caller should treat those as unresolvable and fall back.\n /\nexport function parseHexColor(value: string): [number, number, number] \| null {\n const rgba = parseHexRgba(value)\n return rgba ? [rgba.r, rgba.g, rgba.b] : null\n}\n\n/* Parse a hex color literal (3/4/6/8 digits) into an RgbaColor, or null. /\nexport function parseHexRgba(value: string): RgbaColor \| null {\n const match = HEX_COLOR_RE.exec(value.trim())\n if (!match) return null\n // HEX_COLOR_RE has exactly one, non-optional capture group, so it's always\n // populated when `match` is non-null — but that's a fact about the regex's\n // construction, not something the type checker can see. Guard explicitly\n // (falling back to \"unresolvable\", same as a non-match) rather than\n // asserting past it, so a future edit to the pattern can't silently turn\n // this into a runtime `undefined`.\n const captured = match[1]\n if (captured === undefined) return null\n let hex = captured\n if (hex.length === 3 \|\| hex.length === 4) {\n hex = hex\n .split('')\n .map((c) => c + c)\n .join('')\n }\n return {\n r: parseInt(hex.slice(0, 2), 16),\n g: parseInt(hex.slice(2, 4), 16),\n b: parseInt(hex.slice(4, 6), 16),\n a: hex.length === 8 ? parseInt(hex.slice(6, 8), 16) / 255 : 1,\n }\n}\n\n/* Parse one rgb()/rgba() channel token: an integer/decimal or a percentage of 255. /\nfunction parseRgbChannel(token: string): number {\n return token.endsWith('%')\n ? (Number(token.slice(0, -1)) / 100) 255\n : Number(token)\n}\n\n/** Parse an alpha token: a 0-1 number or a percentage. /\nfunction parseAlpha(token: string \| undefined): number {\n if (token === undefined) return 1\n return token.endsWith('%') ? Number(token.slice(0, -1)) / 100 : Number(token)\n}\n\n/\n Parse a concrete CSS color value into sRGB components.\n \n Accepts the forms this library's own theme system produces or documents:\n * hex literals (`#rgb`, `#rgba`, `#rrggbb`, `#rrggbbaa`), `rgb()`/`rgba()`,\n * and the `transparent` keyword. Anything else — CSS named colors, `hsl()`,\n * `var(...)`, an unresolved `color-mix(...)` — returns null so the caller\n * can leave it untouched rather than guess.\n /\nexport function parseCssColor(value: string): RgbaColor \| null {\n const trimmed = value.trim()\n if (trimmed.toLowerCase() === 'transparent') {\n return { r: 0, g: 0, b: 0, a: 0 }\n }\n const hex = parseHexRgba(trimmed)\n if (hex) return hex\n const rgb = RGB_FUNC_RE.exec(trimmed)\n if (rgb) {\n const [, rTok, gTok, bTok, aTok] = rgb\n if (rTok === undefined \|\| gTok === undefined \|\| bTok === undefined) {\n return null\n }\n const color = {\n r: parseRgbChannel(rTok),\n g: parseRgbChannel(gTok),\n b: parseRgbChannel(bTok),\n a: parseAlpha(aTok),\n }\n if ([color.r, color.g, color.b, color.a].some((n) => Number.isNaN(n))) {\n return null\n }\n return color\n }\n return null\n}\n\n/\n Evaluate `color-mix(in srgb, c1 p1%, c2 p2%)` per CSS Color Module\n * Level 5 (https://www.w3.org/TR/css-color-5/#color-mix): percentages are\n * normalized so they sum to 100 (a sum under 100 additionally scales the\n * result's alpha by `sum / 100`), and the two colors are interpolated in\n * premultiplied-alpha space, so mixing an opaque color toward\n * `transparent` fades its alpha without darkening it.\n \n `p1`/`p2` follow the spec's omission rules: pass `undefined` for an\n * omitted percentage (both omitted → 50/50; one omitted → 100 minus the\n * other). Returns null when both percentages are zero, which the spec\n * defines as invalid.\n /\nexport function mixSrgb(\n c1: RgbaColor,\n c2: RgbaColor,\n p1?: number,\n p2?: number,\n): RgbaColor \| null {\n let w1: number\n let w2: number\n if (p1 === undefined && p2 === undefined) {\n w1 = 50\n w2 = 50\n } else if (p1 === undefined) {\n w2 = p2 ?? 50\n w1 = 100 - w2\n } else if (p2 === undefined) {\n w1 = p1\n w2 = 100 - w1\n } else {\n w1 = p1\n w2 = p2\n }\n const sum = w1 + w2\n if (sum === 0) return null\n const alphaMultiplier = sum < 100 ? sum / 100 : 1\n w1 /= sum\n w2 /= sum\n\n const alpha = c1.a w1 + c2.a * w2\n const premul = (ch1: number, ch2: number): number =>\n alpha === 0 ? 0 : (ch1 * c1.a * w1 + ch2 * c2.a * w2) / alpha\n\n return {\n r: premul(c1.r, c2.r),\n g: premul(c1.g, c2.g),\n b: premul(c1.b, c2.b),\n a: alpha * alphaMultiplier,\n }\n}\n\n/*\n Mix `fg` into `bg` at `pct` percent — the shape every MIX entry in\n * packages/core/src/theme.ts uses (`color-mix(in srgb, var(--fg) N%, var(--bg))`).\n * Returns `fg` unchanged when either input isn't a concrete color this\n * module can parse (a `var(...)` reference, a named color).\n /\nexport function mixHexColors(fg: string, bg: string, pct: number): string {\n const f = parseCssColor(fg)\n const b = parseCssColor(bg)\n if (!f \|\| !b) return fg\n const mixed = mixSrgb(f, b, pct, 100 - pct)\n return mixed ? formatCssColor(mixed) : fg\n}\n\nconst clampByte = (n: number): number =>\n Math.min(255, Math.max(0, Math.round(n)))\n\n/\n Serialize a color as `#rrggbb` when fully opaque, otherwise as\n * `rgba(r, g, b, a)` — the two forms every SVG consumer (browsers, resvg,\n * librsvg, Inkscape) agrees on.\n /\nexport function formatCssColor(c: RgbaColor): string {\n const r = clampByte(c.r)\n const g = clampByte(c.g)\n const b = clampByte(c.b)\n const a = Math.min(1, Math.max(0, c.a))\n if (a >= 1) {\n return '#' + [r, g, b].map((n) => n.toString(16).padStart(2, '0')).join('')\n }\n return `rgba(${r}, ${g}, ${b}, ${Number(a.toFixed(3))})`\n}\n","// ============================================================================\n// zombie-mermaid — shared statement splitting\n//\n// Every parser entry point (flowchart/state in src/parser.ts, the four\n// specialized parsers dispatched from src/index.ts and src/ascii/index.ts)\n// needs the same thing: turn raw Mermaid source into a list of trimmed,\n// comment-free statements. They each used to do it inline with\n// `.split('\\n').map(trim).filter(...)`, which meant semicolon separators —\n// valid Mermaid, and the form `detectDiagramType` already assumed when\n// isolating the header — were understood by nobody.\n//\n// This module is the single source of truth for \"what counts as one\n// statement\".\n// ============================================================================\n\n/\n Matches a character reference in either spelling Mermaid accepts.\n \n HTML/XML form: `&`, `#`, `😀`.\n * Mermaid's own form, which uses `#` where HTML uses `&`: `#59;`, `#9829;`,\n * `#quot;` — the documented way to put a literal semicolon, quote, or symbol\n * into a label.\n \n Both end in a semicolon that belongs to the reference, not to statement\n * separation. Splitting one apart corrupts the label and invents a\n * statement out of the remainder.\n /\nconst ENTITY_AT = /^[&#](?:#?[0-9]+\|#?[xX][0-9a-fA-F]+\|[a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z0-9]);/\n\n/** Characters that can open a character reference. /\nconst ENTITY_STARTERS = new Set(['&', '#'])\n\n/\n Index of the `%%` that starts a comment on this line, or -1.\n \n A Mermaid comment runs to the end of the line, so everything after it —\n * including any further `;`-separated fragments — is commented out. Scanning\n * for it before splitting is what makes that true: dropping fragments that\n * merely begin with `%%` afterwards leaves `graph TD; A-->B; %% note; C-->D`\n * still parsing `C-->D` as code.\n \n Quote- and reference-aware for the same reasons the splitter is, so a `%%`\n * inside a label is text rather than a comment marker.\n /\nfunction commentStart(line: string): number {\n let quote: '\"' \| \"'\" \| null = null\n\n for (let i = 0; i < line.length; i++) {\n const ch = line[i]!\n\n if (quote !== null) {\n if (ch === quote) quote = null\n continue\n }\n if (ch === '\"' \|\| ch === \"'\") {\n quote = ch\n continue\n }\n if (ENTITY_STARTERS.has(ch)) {\n const entity = ENTITY_AT.exec(line.slice(i))\n if (entity) {\n i += entity[0].length - 1\n continue\n }\n }\n if (ch === '%' && line[i + 1] === '%') return i\n }\n\n return -1\n}\n\n/\n Split one already-newline-separated line on its statement-separating\n * semicolons.\n \n A semicolon separates statements unless it is:\n * - inside a quoted string (`A[\"a; b\"]`), or\n * - the terminator of a character reference (`A[&]`).\n \n Quote tracking is deliberately simple — Mermaid has no escape sequence\n * inside quoted labels, so a quote character always opens or closes a span.\n /\nfunction splitOnSemicolons(line: string): string[] {\n const parts: string[] = []\n let current = ''\n let quote: '\"' \| \"'\" \| null = null\n\n for (let i = 0; i < line.length; i++) {\n const ch = line[i]!\n\n if (quote !== null) {\n current += ch\n if (ch === quote) quote = null\n continue\n }\n\n if (ch === '\"' \|\| ch === \"'\") {\n quote = ch\n current += ch\n continue\n }\n\n if (ENTITY_STARTERS.has(ch)) {\n // Copy a whole character reference in one go so its trailing ';' can't\n // be read as a separator. Guarded on '#' as well as '&': Mermaid's own\n // `#59;` spelling is far more common in diagrams than the HTML one.\n const entity = ENTITY_AT.exec(line.slice(i))\n if (entity) {\n current += entity[0]\n i += entity[0].length - 1\n continue\n }\n }\n\n if (ch === ';') {\n parts.push(current)\n current = ''\n continue\n }\n\n current += ch\n }\n\n parts.push(current)\n return parts\n}\n\n/\n One statement produced by the splitter, paired with the 1-based physical\n * source line it came from.\n \n `line` is captured while walking `text.split('\\n')`, before blank lines\n * and `%%` comment lines are dropped — so it survives being the original\n * source line number even though a statement's array index no longer does.\n * This is what lets every parser built on top of `splitStatements`/\n * `splitStatementsByLine` report where an error is, not just quote back\n * the offending statement's text (see issue #760).\n /\nexport interface Statement {\n text: string\n line: number\n}\n\n/\n Split Mermaid source into trimmed statements, grouped by the physical\n * source line each one came from — dropping blank lines and `%%` comment\n * lines.\n \n Newlines and semicolons both separate statements, matching Mermaid's own\n * `graph TD; A-->B;` form. Comments are removed before semicolon splitting\n * so that a `;` inside a comment can't resurrect the rest of that line as\n * code.\n \n The grouping is what lets a caller tell a genuine multi-line continuation\n * (crossing from one line's group into the next) apart from an explicit\n * `;`-separated statement on the same line (a later entry within one\n * group) — see `src/parser.ts`'s `mergeContinuationLines`, which only\n * treats the former as mergeable.\n /\nexport function splitStatementsByLine(text: string): Statement[][] {\n const groups: Statement[][] = []\n const rawLines = text.split('\\n')\n\n for (let lineIndex = 0; lineIndex < rawLines.length; lineIndex++) {\n let line = rawLines[lineIndex]!.trim()\n const lineNumber = lineIndex + 1\n\n /\n * Cut the comment off first. A Mermaid comment runs to end of line, so\n * anything after `%%` is commented out — including further `;`-separated\n * fragments. Splitting first and discarding fragments that start with\n * `%%` would leave `A-->B; %% note; C-->D` parsing `C-->D` as code.\n /\n const comment = commentStart(line)\n if (comment !== -1) line = line.slice(0, comment).trim()\n if (line.length === 0) continue\n\n const statements: Statement[] = []\n for (const part of splitOnSemicolons(line)) {\n const statement = part.trim()\n if (statement.length === 0) continue\n statements.push({ text: statement, line: lineNumber })\n }\n if (statements.length > 0) groups.push(statements)\n }\n\n return groups\n}\n\n/\n Split Mermaid source into trimmed statements, dropping blank lines and\n * `%%` comment lines. See `splitStatementsByLine` for the line-grouped form\n * this flattens.\n /\nexport function splitStatements(text: string): Statement[] {\n return splitStatementsByLine(text).flat()\n}\n","// ============================================================================\n// zombie-mermaid — shared diagram-type detection\n//\n// Both the SVG renderer (src/index.ts) and the ASCII renderer\n// (src/ascii/index.ts) need to classify Mermaid source text before\n// dispatching to the right parse/layout/render pipeline. This module is the\n// single source of truth for that classification so the two backends can\n// never drift out of sync with each other again.\n// ============================================================================\n\nimport { splitStatements } from './statements.ts'\n\n/\n Every diagram type this library can detect and route to a renderer — the\n * runtime source of truth `DiagramType` is derived from, so consumers that\n * need to enumerate the types (e.g. the MCP `list_diagram_types` tool) never\n * keep a duplicate list that could drift.\n /\nexport const DIAGRAM_TYPES = [\n 'flowchart',\n 'sequence',\n 'class',\n 'er',\n 'xychart',\n 'architecture',\n\n 'c4',\n] as const\n\n/* The diagram types this library can detect and route to a renderer. /\nexport type DiagramType = (typeof DIAGRAM_TYPES)[number]\n\n/\n Detect the diagram type from the mermaid source text.\n * Returns the type keyword used for routing to the correct pipeline.\n \n The header keyword is the first statement, not the first line: Mermaid\n * allows `;` as a statement separator, so `flowchart TD;A-->B` has its header\n * and first edge on one line. Uses the same splitter every parser uses, so\n * routing and parsing can never disagree about where the header ends.\n /\nexport function detectDiagramType(text: string): DiagramType {\n const firstLine = splitStatements(text)[0]?.text.toLowerCase() ?? ''\n\n if (/^xychart(?:-beta)?(?:\\s\|$)/.test(firstLine)) return 'xychart'\n if (/^architecture(?:-beta)?\\s$/.test(firstLine)) return 'architecture'\n\n if (\n /^c4(?:context\|container\|component\|dynamic\|deployment)\\s$/.test(firstLine)\n )\n return 'c4'\n if (/^sequencediagram\\s$/.test(firstLine)) return 'sequence'\n if (/^classdiagram\\s$/.test(firstLine)) return 'class'\n if (/^erdiagram\\s$/.test(firstLine)) return 'er'\n\n // Default: flowchart/state (handled by parseMermaid internally)\n return 'flowchart'\n}\n","// ============================================================================\n// Direction token guard\n//\n// Lives in `core` rather than beside the flowchart parser that used to own\n// it (`src/parser.ts`) because `direction-override.ts` — also `core`, and\n// reached from the ASCII entry — needs it. Left in the parser, `core` would\n// import `mermaid-parser`, i.e. the shared package would depend on one of\n// its own consumers (zombie-mermaid#625, umbrella #620).\n//\n// `toDirection` joined `isDirection` here under #624 for the identical\n// reason: it used to live in `src/parser.ts` too, with that file as its\n// only caller, until splitting `er/parser.ts` out into\n// `packages/mermaid-parser/` gave it a second caller that cannot import the\n// umbrella's `src/parser.ts` without creating the same cycle `isDirection`\n// was moved to avoid. `src/parser.ts` now imports it from here instead of\n// defining it.\n//\n// `Direction` is only a compile-time guarantee, so every entry point that\n// accepts a direction from outside (`RenderOptions.direction`, the CLI's\n// `--direction` flag, a parsed `graph LR` header) re-checks it at runtime\n// through this guard.\n// ============================================================================\n\nimport type { Direction } from './types.ts'\n\n/** True when `value` is one of the five directions Mermaid recognizes. /\nexport function isDirection(value: string): value is Direction {\n return (\n value === 'TD' \|\|\n value === 'TB' \|\|\n value === 'LR' \|\|\n value === 'BT' \|\|\n value === 'RL'\n )\n}\n\n/\n Normalize a regex-captured direction token to a `Direction`.\n \n Accepts `string \| undefined` because every call site passes a regex\n * capture group value (`match[1]`, typed as possibly-`undefined` under\n * `noUncheckedIndexedAccess`) straight through. Each call site's regex\n * guards the capture with the same `(TD\|TB\|LR\|BT\|RL)` alternation\n * (case-insensitively), so the group always participates in the match in\n * practice — but that's a regex-structure guarantee the type checker can't\n * see across the call site. Validating `undefined` here, instead of\n * asserting non-null at each call site, turns a hypothetical violation into\n * a clear, descriptive error rather than a raw `undefined` crash.\n /\nexport function toDirection(raw: string \| undefined): Direction {\n const upper = raw?.toUpperCase()\n if (upper === undefined \|\| !isDirection(upper)) {\n throw new Error(`Invalid direction: \"${raw}\"`)\n }\n return upper\n}\n","// ============================================================================\n// Render-time direction override (issue #276)\n//\n// `RenderOptions.direction` / `AsciiRenderOptions.direction` replace the\n// top-level* direction a diagram declared in its source (a flowchart's\n// `graph LR` header, a state diagram's or ER diagram's `direction LR`\n// line) after parsing and before layout. Nothing here touches the source\n// text, and nothing here touches a nested subgraph's or composite state's\n// own `direction` — those live on the subgraph objects, not on the field\n// replaced below, so they keep winning locally over the top-level\n// direction exactly as they do relative to the diagram's own header.\n//\n// Shared by the SVG entry (src/index.ts) and the ASCII entry\n// (src/ascii/index.ts). Deliberately dependency-free beyond the\n// `isDirection` guard so the `zombie-mermaid/ascii` subpath stays free of\n// elkjs — the guard itself moved out of `src/parser.ts` and into this\n// package (see `direction.ts`) so that staying dependency-free survives\n// the workspace split (zombie-mermaid#625).\n// ============================================================================\n\nimport type { Direction } from './types.ts'\nimport { isDirection } from './direction.ts'\n\n/*\n Return `diagram` with its top-level `direction` replaced by `override`,\n * or `diagram` itself (same reference) when there is nothing to apply.\n \n The parsed diagram is never mutated — a shallow clone carries the new\n * direction, so `parseMermaid()` output a caller holds on to stays exactly\n * what the parser produced, and a second render of the same parsed object\n * without the option sees the source direction again.\n \n `isDirection` re-checks the value at runtime because `Direction` is only\n * a compile-time guarantee: a plain-JavaScript caller can pass any string.\n * An unrecognized value is ignored (the diagram's own direction stands)\n * rather than thrown on — the same lenient treatment every other\n * `RenderOptions` value gets, e.g. an unknown `interactivity` or `curve`\n * string falls back to its default instead of failing the render.\n /\nexport function withDirectionOverride<T extends { direction?: Direction }>(\n diagram: T,\n override: Direction \| undefined,\n): T {\n if (override === undefined \|\| !isDirection(override)) return diagram\n return { ...diagram, direction: override }\n}\n","// ============================================================================\n// zombie-mermaid — %%{init: ...}%% configuration directives\n//\n// Mermaid lets a diagram carry its own configuration inline:\n//\n// %%{init: {\"theme\": \"dark\", \"flowchart\": {\"curve\": \"basis\"}}}%%\n// flowchart TD\n// A --> B\n//\n// The payload is JSON-ish: Mermaid accepts unquoted keys and single quotes,\n// which strict JSON.parse rejects, so it is normalized before parsing.\n//\n// A directive only ever supplies defaults. Explicit render options passed\n// by the caller win, because the caller is closer to the user's intent than\n// text embedded in a diagram — and because a diagram from an untrusted source\n// should not be able to override the host application's rendering choices.\n// ============================================================================\n\nimport type { RenderOptions } from './types.ts'\n\n/* How an edge path is interpolated between its routed points. /\nexport type CurveStyle =\n 'linear' \| 'basis' \| 'natural' \| 'step' \| 'stepBefore' \| 'stepAfter'\n\nconst CURVE_STYLES = new Set<CurveStyle>([\n 'linear',\n 'basis',\n 'natural',\n 'step',\n 'stepBefore',\n 'stepAfter',\n])\n\n/* Configuration a diagram can set for itself via `%%{init: ...}%%`. /\nexport interface InitConfig {\n theme?: string\n /* Flowchart edge interpolation. /\n curve?: CurveStyle\n /* Recognized but not acted on — see `IGNORED_KEYS`. /\n ignored: string[]\n}\n\n/\n Directive keys that are parsed and deliberately not acted on, with the\n * reason. Reported on the result so a caller can surface them rather than\n * having the setting vanish silently.\n /\nconst IGNORED_KEYS: Record<string, string> = {\n theme:\n \"colors come from the caller's bg/fg render options, which are usually CSS variables so a diagram inherits the host page's light/dark. A diagram-supplied theme would hard-code colors that fight it. Mermaid's theme names (default/dark/forest/neutral) also have no equivalent in this renderer's palettes — pass `bg`/`fg`, or a THEMES entry, instead\",\n securitylevel:\n 'this renderer emits static SVG and never executes diagram-supplied script, so there is no sandbox to configure',\n defaultrenderer:\n 'ELK is the only layout engine; dagre/elk selection has no effect',\n fontfamily: 'use the `font` render option instead',\n htmllabels:\n 'labels are always rendered as SVG text; there is no HTML label mode',\n maxtextsize: 'no text-size limit is enforced',\n startonload: 'not a browser auto-render integration',\n}\n\n/\n Matches a `%%{init: ... }%%` or `%%{initialize: ... }%%` directive.\n \n The body is captured lazily up to the closing `}%%` so a directive sharing\n * a line with other content does not swallow it.\n /\nconst INIT_DIRECTIVE = /^\\s%%\\{\\s(?:init\|initialize)\\s:\\s([\\s\\S]?)\\}%%/i\n\n/** True if `line` is an init directive. /\nexport function isInitDirective(line: string): boolean {\n return INIT_DIRECTIVE.test(line)\n}\n\n/\n Turn Mermaid's relaxed JSON into strict JSON.\n \n Mermaid accepts `{theme: 'dark'}`; JSON.parse does not. Quoting is applied\n * only outside string literals so a value containing a colon, a brace, or an\n * apostrophe survives intact.\n /\nfunction normalizeRelaxedJson(text: string): string {\n let out = ''\n let quote: '\"' \| \"'\" \| null = null\n\n for (let i = 0; i < text.length; i++) {\n const ch = text[i]!\n\n if (quote !== null) {\n if (ch === '\\\\' && i + 1 < text.length) {\n /\n * Consume the escape and its target together. Without this, the\n * backslash is emitted bare and the quote it protects reads as the\n * end of the string — so strict, valid JSON like {\"theme\": \"a\\\"b\"}\n * re-emits unbalanced and the whole directive is dropped.\n \n JSON has no \\' escape, so a single-quoted string's \\' becomes a\n * bare apostrophe. Every other escape passes through untouched.\n /\n const next = text[i + 1]!\n out += next === \"'\" ? \"'\" : `\\\\${next}`\n i++\n } else if (ch === quote) {\n quote = null\n out += '\"'\n } else if (ch === '\"') {\n // A double quote inside a single-quoted string must be escaped once\n // the string is re-emitted with double quotes.\n out += '\\\\\"'\n } else {\n out += ch\n }\n continue\n }\n\n if (ch === '\"' \|\| ch === \"'\") {\n quote = ch\n out += '\"'\n continue\n }\n\n // Bare key: an identifier run followed (after spaces) by a colon.\n if (/[A-Za-z_$]/.test(ch)) {\n let j = i\n while (j < text.length && /[\\w$-]/.test(text[j]!)) j++\n const word = text.slice(i, j)\n let k = j\n while (k < text.length && /\\s/.test(text[k]!)) k++\n\n if (text[k] === ':') {\n out += `\"${word}\"`\n i = j - 1\n continue\n }\n\n // A bare word in value position — `true`, `false`, `null` are already\n // valid JSON; anything else is quoted so it parses as a string.\n out += /^(true\|false\|null)$/i.test(word)\n ? word.toLowerCase()\n : `\"${word}\"`\n i = j - 1\n continue\n }\n\n out += ch\n }\n\n return out\n}\n\n/\n Parse an init directive's payload.\n \n Returns `undefined` when the line is not a directive or its payload cannot\n * be parsed. A malformed directive is ignored rather than fatal: Mermaid\n * treats config as advisory, and failing an entire diagram over a stray brace\n * in a comment-like construct would be a poor trade.\n /\nexport function parseInitDirective(line: string): InitConfig \| undefined {\n const match = line.match(INIT_DIRECTIVE)\n if (!match) return undefined\n\n let payload: unknown\n try {\n payload = JSON.parse(normalizeRelaxedJson(match[1]!))\n } catch {\n return undefined\n }\n\n if (typeof payload !== 'object' \|\| payload === null) return undefined\n\n const config: InitConfig = { ignored: [] }\n const record: Record<string, unknown> = { ...payload }\n\n for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(record)) {\n const lower = key.toLowerCase()\n\n if (lower === 'theme' && typeof value === 'string') {\n /\n * Kept on the result as metadata for a caller that wants to act on it,\n * but listed as ignored: it is parsed and deliberately not applied. See\n * IGNORED_KEYS for why.\n /\n config.theme = value\n config.ignored.push(key)\n continue\n }\n\n if (lower === 'flowchart' && typeof value === 'object' && value !== null) {\n const flowchart: Record<string, unknown> = { ...value }\n for (const [fk, fv] of Object.entries(flowchart)) {\n if (fk.toLowerCase() === 'curve' && typeof fv === 'string') {\n if (CURVE_STYLES.has(fv as CurveStyle)) {\n config.curve = fv as CurveStyle\n }\n continue\n }\n if (fk.toLowerCase() in IGNORED_KEYS) config.ignored.push(fk)\n }\n continue\n }\n\n if (lower in IGNORED_KEYS) config.ignored.push(key)\n }\n\n return config\n}\n\n/\n Scan a whole diagram for init directives and merge them.\n \n Later directives win over earlier ones, matching Mermaid, where a second\n * directive overrides the first.\n /\nexport function extractInitConfig(lines: string[]): InitConfig {\n const merged: InitConfig = { ignored: [] }\n\n for (const line of lines) {\n const config = parseInitDirective(line)\n if (!config) continue\n if (config.theme !== undefined) merged.theme = config.theme\n if (config.curve !== undefined) merged.curve = config.curve\n merged.ignored.push(...config.ignored)\n }\n\n return merged\n}\n\n/\n Fold an init config into render options.\n \n Caller-supplied options always win: a directive supplies a default, never\n * an override. See the module header for why.\n /\nexport function applyInitConfig(\n options: RenderOptions,\n config: InitConfig,\n): RenderOptions {\n if (config.curve === undefined \|\| options.curve !== undefined) return options\n return { ...options, curve: config.curve }\n}\n\n/* Human-readable note about directive keys that were parsed but not applied. /\nexport function describeIgnored(config: InitConfig): string[] {\n return [...new Set(config.ignored)].map(\n (key) => `${key}: ${IGNORED_KEYS[key.toLowerCase()] ?? 'not supported'}`,\n )\n}\n","// ============================================================================\n// Text Metrics — Variable-width character measurement for SVG layout\n// ============================================================================\n//\n// Provides font-agnostic text width estimation using character class buckets.\n// More accurate than uniform character width for proportional fonts.\n//\n// Width ratios are normalized where 1.0 = average lowercase letter.\n// Final pixel width = sum(charWidths) fontSize * baseRatio\n// ============================================================================\n\n/*\n Exact advance widths for every printable ASCII character (U+0020–U+007E),\n * measured from the real Inter font (canvas measureText, headless Chrome,\n * weight 400) and normalized so that ratio × fontSize × baseRatio reproduces\n * the measured pixel advance. Completeness over this range is asserted by\n * the `getCharWidth` \"table completeness\" test in text-metrics.test.ts.\n \n The coarse character-class buckets below remain as fallback for\n * non-ASCII characters not in this table. The buckets systematically\n * underestimated Inter widths (spaces, m/w, digits, punctuation), and the\n * error grew with text length — wide edge labels overflowed their\n * 8px-padded background rects.\n /\nconst INTER_ADVANCES: Record<string, number> = {\n ' ': 0.521,\n '!': 0.533,\n '\"': 0.863,\n '#': 1.173,\n $: 1.188,\n '%': 1.818,\n '&': 1.193,\n \"'\": 0.555,\n '(': 0.675,\n ')': 0.675,\n '': 0.928,\n '+': 1.225,\n ',': 0.534,\n '-': 0.852,\n '.': 0.534,\n '/': 0.667,\n '0': 1.168,\n '1': 0.753,\n '2': 1.129,\n '3': 1.144,\n '4': 1.196,\n '5': 1.099,\n '6': 1.148,\n '7': 1.048,\n '8': 1.146,\n '9': 1.148,\n ':': 0.534,\n ';': 0.559,\n '<': 1.225,\n '=': 1.225,\n '>': 1.225,\n '?': 0.947,\n '@': 1.789,\n A: 1.278,\n B: 1.212,\n C: 1.353,\n D: 1.336,\n E: 1.113,\n F: 1.093,\n G: 1.382,\n H: 1.376,\n I: 0.497,\n J: 1.057,\n K: 1.244,\n L: 1.047,\n M: 1.673,\n N: 1.395,\n O: 1.416,\n P: 1.183,\n Q: 1.416,\n R: 1.192,\n S: 1.188,\n T: 1.195,\n U: 1.378,\n V: 1.278,\n W: 1.825,\n X: 1.263,\n Y: 1.257,\n Z: 1.165,\n '[': 0.675,\n '\\\\': 0.667,\n ']': 0.675,\n '^': 0.873,\n _: 0.845,\n '`': 0.598,\n a: 1.04,\n b: 1.134,\n c: 1.058,\n d: 1.134,\n e: 1.08,\n f: 0.685,\n g: 1.136,\n h: 1.095,\n i: 0.448,\n j: 0.448,\n k: 1.016,\n l: 0.448,\n m: 1.622,\n n: 1.094,\n o: 1.11,\n p: 1.134,\n q: 1.134,\n r: 0.697,\n s: 0.977,\n t: 0.606,\n u: 1.095,\n v: 1.041,\n w: 1.515,\n x: 1.011,\n y: 1.041,\n z: 1.023,\n '{': 0.789,\n '\|': 0.616,\n '}': 0.789,\n '~': 1.225,\n}\n\n/*\n Whether `char` has an exact measured Inter advance in `INTER_ADVANCES`,\n * as opposed to falling through to a coarse character-class bucket or the\n * default width in `getCharWidth`. Exported only so tests can assert the\n * table covers every printable ASCII character (U+0020–U+007E) — a gap\n * here means a real character silently degrades to an approximate width.\n /\nexport function hasMeasuredAdvance(char: string): boolean {\n return Object.hasOwn(INTER_ADVANCES, char)\n}\n\n/\n Narrow characters - visually thin glyphs.\n * Note: '1' is included because in proportional fonts (like Inter), it's\n * significantly narrower than other digits which use tabular/uniform width.\n /\nconst NARROW_CHARS = new Set([\n 'i',\n 'l',\n 't',\n 'f',\n 'j',\n 'I',\n '1',\n '!',\n '\|',\n '.',\n ',',\n ':',\n ';',\n \"'\",\n])\n\n/\n Wide characters - visually wide glyphs\n /\nconst WIDE_CHARS = new Set(['W', 'M', 'w', 'm', '@', '%'])\n\n/\n Very wide characters - widest Latin glyphs\n /\nconst VERY_WIDE_CHARS = new Set(['W', 'M'])\n\n/\n Semi-narrow punctuation - brackets and slashes are narrower than letters\n * but wider than narrow chars like dots/commas\n /\nconst SEMI_NARROW_PUNCT = new Set([\n '(',\n ')',\n '[',\n ']',\n '{',\n '}',\n '/',\n '\\\\',\n '-',\n '\"',\n '`',\n])\n\n/\n Check if a code point is a combining diacritical mark (zero-width overlay)\n /\nfunction isCombiningMark(code: number): boolean {\n // Combining Diacritical Marks: U+0300–U+036F\n // Combining Diacritical Marks Extended: U+1AB0–U+1AFF\n // Combining Diacritical Marks Supplement: U+1DC0–U+1DFF\n // Combining Diacritical Marks for Symbols: U+20D0–U+20FF\n // Combining Half Marks: U+FE20–U+FE2F\n return (\n (code >= 0x0300 && code <= 0x036f) \|\|\n (code >= 0x1ab0 && code <= 0x1aff) \|\|\n (code >= 0x1dc0 && code <= 0x1dff) \|\|\n (code >= 0x20d0 && code <= 0x20ff) \|\|\n (code >= 0xfe20 && code <= 0xfe2f)\n )\n}\n\n/\n Check if a code point is fullwidth (CJK, emoji, etc.)\n * These characters occupy approximately 2x the width of Latin letters.\n /\nfunction isFullwidth(code: number): boolean {\n // CJK Radicals Supplement: U+2E80–U+2EFF\n // Kangxi Radicals: U+2F00–U+2FDF\n // CJK Symbols and Punctuation: U+3000–U+303F\n // Hiragana: U+3040–U+309F\n // Katakana: U+30A0–U+30FF\n // Bopomofo: U+3100–U+312F\n // Hangul Compatibility Jamo: U+3130–U+318F\n // Kanbun: U+3190–U+319F\n // Bopomofo Extended: U+31A0–U+31BF\n // CJK Strokes: U+31C0–U+31EF\n // Katakana Phonetic Extensions: U+31F0–U+31FF\n // Enclosed CJK Letters and Months: U+3200–U+32FF\n // CJK Compatibility: U+3300–U+33FF\n // CJK Unified Ideographs Extension A: U+3400–U+4DBF\n // CJK Unified Ideographs: U+4E00–U+9FFF\n // Hangul Syllables: U+AC00–U+D7AF\n // CJK Compatibility Ideographs: U+F900–U+FAFF\n // Halfwidth and Fullwidth Forms (fullwidth part): U+FF00–U+FF60, U+FFE0–U+FFE6\n // CJK Unified Ideographs Extension B+: U+20000–U+2A6DF (and beyond)\n\n return (\n (code >= 0x1100 && code <= 0x115f) \|\| // Hangul Jamo\n (code >= 0x2e80 && code <= 0x2eff) \|\| // CJK Radicals Supplement\n (code >= 0x2f00 && code <= 0x2fdf) \|\| // Kangxi Radicals\n (code >= 0x3000 && code <= 0x303f) \|\| // CJK Symbols and Punctuation\n (code >= 0x3040 && code <= 0x309f) \|\| // Hiragana\n (code >= 0x30a0 && code <= 0x30ff) \|\| // Katakana\n (code >= 0x3100 && code <= 0x312f) \|\| // Bopomofo\n (code >= 0x3130 && code <= 0x318f) \|\| // Hangul Compatibility Jamo\n (code >= 0x3190 && code <= 0x31ff) \|\| // Kanbun + extensions\n (code >= 0x3200 && code <= 0x33ff) \|\| // Enclosed CJK + Compatibility\n (code >= 0x3400 && code <= 0x4dbf) \|\| // CJK Extension A\n (code >= 0x4e00 && code <= 0x9fff) \|\| // CJK Unified Ideographs\n (code >= 0xac00 && code <= 0xd7af) \|\| // Hangul Syllables\n (code >= 0xf900 && code <= 0xfaff) \|\| // CJK Compatibility Ideographs\n (code >= 0xff00 && code <= 0xff60) \|\| // Fullwidth ASCII\n (code >= 0xffe0 && code <= 0xffe6) \|\| // Fullwidth symbols\n code >= 0x20000 // CJK Extension B and beyond\n )\n}\n\n/\n Regex for emoji detection using Unicode property escapes.\n * Uses Emoji_Presentation and Extended_Pictographic (not just Emoji)\n * because \\p{Emoji} includes digits and # which we don't want as fullwidth.\n \n \\p{Extended_Pictographic} on its own is broader than \"renders wide\" — it\n * flags characters that are merely emoji-capable (could take a VS16\n * selector to become emoji), not characters that actually render wide by\n * default. Most such characters (e.g. ❤ U+2764) are still conventionally\n * treated as wide, so the OR is kept — except for the Geometric Shapes\n * block (U+25A0–U+25FF, see `isGeometricShapesTextDefault` below), which\n * this renderer itself uses for narrow box-drawing/arrowhead glyphs like\n * ▶ U+25B6 and ◀ U+25C0 (see src/ascii/sequence.ts); those render as a\n * single narrow column in every real terminal despite being flagged\n * Extended_Pictographic.\n /\nconst EMOJI_PRESENTATION_REGEX = /\\p{Emoji_Presentation}/u\nconst EXTENDED_PICTOGRAPHIC_REGEX = /\\p{Extended_Pictographic}/u\n\n/\n Geometric Shapes block (U+25A0–U+25FF). Characters here that also carry\n * Emoji_Presentation (e.g. ◽ ◾) are unaffected by this — they're already\n * caught by the Emoji_Presentation check in `isEmoji` before this applies.\n /\nfunction isGeometricShapesTextDefault(code: number): boolean {\n return code >= 0x25a0 && code <= 0x25ff\n}\n\n/\n Arrows-block glyphs that carry Extended_Pictographic (emoji-capable) but\n * no default Emoji_Presentation, and render as a single narrow column in\n * every real terminal — the same misclassification the Geometric Shapes\n * block above hits. Covers:\n \n - ↖ U+2196, ↗ U+2197, ↘ U+2198, ↙ U+2199 — drawn by the ASCII renderer\n * itself for diagonal edge-routing arrowheads\n * (packages/ascii-renderer/src/draw-arrows.ts's `drawArrowHead`) in place\n * of the filled triangles (◢◣◤◥) JetBrains Mono NL has no glyph for at\n * all — see issue #1062.\n * - ↔ U+2194, ↕ U+2195, ↩ U+21A9, ↪ U+21AA — not drawn by the renderer\n * itself, but reachable if a diagram author types one into node/edge/note\n * label text, which passes through to the ASCII grid verbatim.\n /\nfunction isArrowsBlockTextDefault(code: number): boolean {\n return (\n (code >= 0x2194 && code <= 0x2199) \|\| code === 0x21a9 \|\| code === 0x21aa\n )\n}\n\n/\n Check if a character is an emoji (fullwidth)\n /\nfunction isEmoji(char: string): boolean {\n if (EMOJI_PRESENTATION_REGEX.test(char)) return true\n const code = char.codePointAt(0)\n if (code !== undefined && isGeometricShapesTextDefault(code)) return false\n if (code !== undefined && isArrowsBlockTextDefault(code)) return false\n return EXTENDED_PICTOGRAPHIC_REGEX.test(char)\n}\n\n/\n Check if a single character (code point) is \"wide\" — i.e. renders as two\n * columns in a monospace terminal / two grid cells wide instead of one.\n * Covers CJK/kana/hangul/fullwidth-form characters (via `isFullwidth`) as\n * well as emoji. Shared by the SVG text-measurement path (`getCharWidth`\n * above) and the ASCII grid's display-width helpers\n * (`src/ascii/display-width.ts`), so both agree on what counts as wide.\n /\nexport function isWideChar(char: string): boolean {\n const code = char.codePointAt(0)\n if (code === undefined) return false\n return isFullwidth(code) \|\| isEmoji(char)\n}\n\n/\n Get the relative width of a single character.\n \n Returns a normalized width ratio where:\n * - 0.0 = zero-width (combining marks)\n * - 0.3 = space\n * - 0.4 = narrow (i, l, t, f, j, I, 1)\n * - 0.8 = semi-narrow (r)\n * - 1.0 = average lowercase\n * - 1.2 = wide lowercase / uppercase\n * - 1.5 = very wide (W, M)\n * - 2.0 = fullwidth (CJK, emoji)\n /\nexport function getCharWidth(char: string): number {\n const code = char.codePointAt(0)\n if (code === undefined) return 0\n\n // Exact measured advance for printable ASCII (Inter). The own-property\n // check must come first: without it, bracket access on a plain object\n // literal also resolves inherited Object.prototype properties (e.g.\n // `INTER_ADVANCES['toString']` is a function, not undefined).\n if (Object.hasOwn(INTER_ADVANCES, char)) {\n const measured = INTER_ADVANCES[char]\n // The `undefined` case is unreachable: INTER_ADVANCES is a `Record<string,\n // number>` object literal whose every value is a numeric literal, and\n // `noUncheckedIndexedAccess` is what forces this check's type, not any\n // real possibility that an own property here holds `undefined`. Given\n // `Object.hasOwn` is already true, `measured` is always a defined\n // number — kept (not simplified to a bare `return measured`) so the\n // check still holds if a future entry's value type ever widens.\n / v8 ignore else /\n if (measured !== undefined) return measured\n }\n\n // Zero-width: combining diacritical marks\n if (isCombiningMark(code)) return 0\n\n // Fullwidth: CJK, emoji\n if (isFullwidth(code) \|\| isEmoji(char)) return 2.0\n\n // Accented Latin: use the base letter's measured advance (é → e, Ü → U)\n const base = char.normalize('NFD')[0]\n if (base !== undefined && base !== char) {\n const baseMeasured = INTER_ADVANCES[base]\n if (baseMeasured !== undefined) return baseMeasured\n }\n\n // Space\n if (char === ' ') return 0.3\n\n // Very wide Latin\n if (VERY_WIDE_CHARS.has(char)) return 1.5\n\n // Wide Latin\n if (WIDE_CHARS.has(char)) return 1.2\n\n // Narrow Latin\n if (NARROW_CHARS.has(char)) return 0.4\n\n // Semi-narrow punctuation (brackets, slashes, hyphens)\n if (SEMI_NARROW_PUNCT.has(char)) return 0.5\n\n // Semi-narrow letter\n if (char === 'r') return 0.8\n\n // Uppercase (slightly wider than lowercase on average)\n if (code >= 65 && code <= 90) return 1.2\n\n // Digits (uniform width in most fonts)\n if (code >= 48 && code <= 57) return 1.0\n\n // Default: average lowercase width\n return 1.0\n}\n\n/\n Measure the pixel width of a text string.\n \n Uses character class buckets for more accurate width estimation\n * than uniform character width assumptions.\n \n @param text - The text to measure\n * @param fontSize - Font size in pixels\n * @param fontWeight - Font weight (affects width slightly)\n * @returns Estimated width in pixels\n /\n/* Advance width of a monospace glyph, as a fraction of font size. /\nconst MONO_ADVANCE = 0.6\n\n/\n Whether text is measured with monospace metrics.\n \n The character buckets above model a proportional face (they are calibrated for Inter), but\n * `RenderOptions.font` accepts any family. Measuring a monospace font with them sizes every box\n * for the wrong glyph widths: narrow strings under-measure by ~60% and overflow, wide ones\n * over-measure by ~37%.\n \n The switch lives here rather than in `styles.ts` because this is the single choke point every\n * diagram type measures through — `estimateTextWidth` and `measureMultilineText` both land here,\n * and flowchart layout only reaches text metrics via the latter.\n /\nlet monospaceMetrics = false\n\n/* Fonts whose glyphs all share one advance width. /\nexport function isMonospaceFont(font: string): boolean {\n // `mono` unanchored so it also catches `ui-monospace`; `code` bounded so it does not fire on\n // unrelated names. \"Mona Sans\" is deliberately not a match.\n return /mono\|consol\|menlo\|courier\|\\bcode\\b/i.test(font)\n}\n\n/* Select the metrics model for subsequent measurements. Called once per render. /\nexport function setMonospaceMetrics(monospace: boolean): void {\n monospaceMetrics = monospace\n}\n\nexport function measureTextWidth(\n text: string,\n fontSize: number,\n fontWeight: number,\n): number {\n // Add minimum padding to prevent truncation at text boundaries\n // Increased from 0.1 to 0.15 for better label separation and collision prevention\n const minPadding = fontSize 0.15\n\n if (monospaceMetrics) {\n let count = 0\n // Count code points, so surrogate pairs stay one cell wide.\n for (const _ of text) count += 1\n return count * fontSize * MONO_ADVANCE + minPadding\n }\n\n // Base ratio calibrated for Inter font family\n // Heavier weights are slightly wider\n // Added +0.02 buffer to prevent edge truncation of characters like 's' at line ends\n const baseRatio = fontWeight >= 600 ? 0.6 : fontWeight >= 500 ? 0.57 : 0.54\n\n let totalWidth = 0\n\n // Iterate over code points (handles surrogate pairs for emoji/CJK)\n for (const char of text) {\n totalWidth += getCharWidth(char)\n }\n\n return totalWidth * fontSize * baseRatio + minPadding\n}\n\n// ============================================================================\n// Multi-line Text Measurement\n// ============================================================================\n\n/** Standard line height ratio for multi-line text (1.3 = 130% of font size) /\nexport const LINE_HEIGHT_RATIO = 1.3\n\n/* Metrics for multi-line text measurement /\nexport interface MultilineMetrics {\n /* Maximum line width in pixels /\n width: number\n /* Total height in pixels (lines × lineHeight) /\n height: number\n /* Individual lines after splitting /\n lines: string[]\n /* Computed line height in pixels /\n lineHeight: number\n}\n\n/\n Measure multi-line text dimensions.\n \n Splits text on newlines and returns the maximum width across all lines,\n * total height based on line count, and the split lines for rendering.\n \n @param text - The text to measure (may contain \\n)\n * @param fontSize - Font size in pixels\n * @param fontWeight - Font weight (affects width slightly)\n * @returns Metrics including width, height, lines array, and lineHeight\n /\nexport function measureMultilineText(\n text: string,\n fontSize: number,\n fontWeight: number,\n): MultilineMetrics {\n const lines = text.split('\\n')\n const lineHeight = fontSize LINE_HEIGHT_RATIO\n\n // Width = max of all line widths\n let maxWidth = 0\n for (const line of lines) {\n const plain = line.replace(/<\\/?(?:b\|strong\|i\|em\|u\|s\|del)\\s>/gi, '')\n const w = measureTextWidth(plain, fontSize, fontWeight)\n if (w > maxWidth) maxWidth = w\n }\n\n return {\n width: maxWidth,\n height: lines.length lineHeight,\n lines,\n lineHeight,\n }\n}\n","// ============================================================================\n// SVG numeric formatting — round interpolated coordinates/dimensions to 2dp.\n//\n// Ported from lukilabs/beautiful-mermaid#77 (\"Round all floats to 2 decimal\n// places in SVG output\", credit: GauBen). ELK layout and the curve/bezier\n// math in packages/svg-renderer/src/edge-curves.ts produce full\n// floating-point precision (e.g. `142.38427299999998`), which upstream's PR\n// pointed out bloats generated SVG for no visual benefit — nothing renders a\n// sub-hundredth-of-a-pixel difference. `f` is a tagged template literal used\n// in place of a plain template literal (`` f`<rect x=\"${x}\" />` `` instead of\n// `` `<rect x=\"${x}\" />` ``) everywhere flowchart/ER/class/sequence markup is\n// built, so every interpolated number gets rounded right where it is\n// stringified, with no change to non-numeric interpolations (ids, colors,\n// already-formatted strings).\n//\n// packages/svg-renderer/src/xychart/{renderer,layout}.ts already has its own\n// rounding (`r()`, 1dp) for unrelated axis-label-formatting reasons — this\n// helper is deliberately not applied there.\n// ============================================================================\n\n/*\n Round a number to at most 2 decimal places for SVG output.\n \n Non-finite input (`NaN`/`Infinity`, reachable from degenerate zero-size\n * geometry — e.g. a normalized zero-length vector) is normalized to `0`\n * rather than stringified literally. This is a deliberate improvement over\n * upstream: `\"NaN\"`/`\"Infinity\"` are not valid SVG numeric attribute values,\n * so passing them through would hand the browser malformed markup instead of\n * just an odd-looking number. Every other case matches upstream exactly,\n * including collapsing `-0` to `0`.\n /\nfunction roundCoord(n: number): number {\n if (!Number.isFinite(n)) return 0\n return Number(n.toFixed(2))\n}\n\n/\n Tagged template literal: stringifies interpolated values, rounding any\n * `number` to at most 2 decimal places first. Non-number values (strings,\n * booleans, etc.) pass through `String()` unchanged, same as an untagged\n * template literal would.\n \n @example\n * f`<rect x=\"${3.14159}\" y=\"${-0.001}\" />` // '<rect x=\"3.14\" y=\"0\" />'\n /\nexport function f(strings: TemplateStringsArray, ...values: unknown[]): string {\n let out = strings[0] ?? ''\n for (let i = 0; i < values.length; i++) {\n const v = values[i]\n out += typeof v === 'number' ? String(roundCoord(v)) : String(v)\n out += strings[i + 1] ?? ''\n }\n return out\n}\n","// ============================================================================\n// Multi-line Text Rendering Utilities\n//\n// Shared utilities for rendering multi-line text in SVG using <tspan> elements.\n// Supports inline formatting: <b>, <i>, <u>, <s> mapped to SVG attributes.\n// Used across all diagram types (flowcharts, state, sequence, class, ER).\n// ============================================================================\n\nimport { LINE_HEIGHT_RATIO } from './text-metrics.ts'\nimport { f } from './render-utils.ts'\n\n/\n Normalize label text: strip surrounding quotes, convert <br> tags and\n * literal \\n sequences to newline characters. Strips unsupported HTML tags\n * but preserves formatting tags (<b>, <i>, <u>, <s>) for SVG rendering.\n /\nexport function normalizeBrTags(label: string): string {\n // Strip surrounding double quotes (Mermaid uses them for special chars in labels)\n const unquoted =\n label.startsWith('\"') && label.endsWith('\"') ? label.slice(1, -1) : label\n\n /\n * Mermaid's markdown-string form wraps the label in backticks —\n * `A[\"` + '`bold`' + `\"]`. The markdown conversion below already runs\n * unconditionally, so the backticks only need removing; left in place they\n * rendered as literal characters in the label.\n /\n const unfenced =\n unquoted.length >= 2 && unquoted.startsWith('`') && unquoted.endsWith('`')\n ? unquoted.slice(1, -1)\n : unquoted\n\n return (\n unfenced\n .replace(/<br\\s\\/?>/gi, '\\n')\n .replace(/\\\\n/g, '\\n')\n .replace(/<\\/?(?:sub\|sup\|small\|mark)\\s>/gi, '')\n // Markdown formatting → HTML tags (order matters: * before )\n .replace(/\\\\(.+?)\\\\/g, '<b>$1</b>')\n .replace(/(?<!\\)\\([^\\s](?:[^][^\\s])?)\\(?!\\)/g, '<i>$1</i>')\n .replace(/~~(.+?)~~/g, '<s>$1</s>')\n )\n}\n\n/\n Strip all inline formatting tags from text, keeping only plain text.\n * Used for text measurement where tag characters shouldn't affect width.\n /\nexport function stripFormattingTags(text: string): string {\n return text.replace(/<\\/?(?:b\|strong\|i\|em\|u\|s\|del)\\s>/gi, '')\n}\n\n/*\n Escape special XML characters in text content.\n /\nexport function escapeXml(text: string): string {\n return text\n .replace(/&/g, '&')\n .replace(/</g, '<')\n .replace(/>/g, '>')\n .replace(/\"/g, '"')\n .replace(/'/g, ''')\n}\n\n/\n Escape a string for use as an XML/HTML attribute value.\n * Escapes quotes and ampersands to prevent attribute injection.\n \n Deliberately distinct from `escapeXml()` above: attribute values in this\n * codebase are always double-quoted, so single quotes don't need escaping —\n * `escapeXml()` escapes them too (for safe embedding in either quote style),\n * which would change output if reused here.\n /\nexport function escapeAttr(value: string): string {\n return value\n .replace(/&/g, '&')\n .replace(/\"/g, '"')\n .replace(/</g, '<')\n .replace(/>/g, '>')\n}\n\n// ============================================================================\n// Inline formatting: <b>, <i>, <u>, <s> → SVG tspan attributes\n// ============================================================================\n\ninterface StyledSegment {\n text: string\n bold: boolean\n italic: boolean\n underline: boolean\n strikethrough: boolean\n}\n\n/* Regex to match opening/closing formatting tags /\nconst FORMAT_TAG_REGEX = /<(\\/)?(?:(b\|strong)\|(i\|em)\|(u)\|(s\|del))\\s>/gi\n\n/*\n Parse a line of text into styled segments based on inline formatting tags.\n * Supports nesting: `<b>bold <i>both</i> bold</b>`.\n /\nfunction parseInlineFormatting(line: string): StyledSegment[] {\n const segments: StyledSegment[] = []\n let bold = false,\n italic = false,\n underline = false,\n strikethrough = false\n let lastIndex = 0\n\n // Reset lastIndex for global regex\n FORMAT_TAG_REGEX.lastIndex = 0\n\n let match: RegExpExecArray \| null\n while ((match = FORMAT_TAG_REGEX.exec(line)) !== null) {\n // Capture text before this tag\n if (match.index > lastIndex) {\n segments.push({\n text: line.slice(lastIndex, match.index),\n bold,\n italic,\n underline,\n strikethrough,\n })\n }\n lastIndex = match.index + match[0].length\n\n const isClosing = Boolean(match[1])\n // match[2] = b\|strong, match[3] = i\|em, match[4] = u, match[5] = s\|del\n if (match[2]) bold = !isClosing\n else if (match[3]) italic = !isClosing\n else if (match[4]) underline = !isClosing\n else if (match[5]) strikethrough = !isClosing\n }\n\n // Remaining text after last tag\n if (lastIndex < line.length) {\n segments.push({\n text: line.slice(lastIndex),\n bold,\n italic,\n underline,\n strikethrough,\n })\n }\n\n return segments\n}\n\n/* Check if a line contains any formatting tags /\nconst HAS_FORMAT_TAGS = /<\\/?(?:b\|strong\|i\|em\|u\|s\|del)\\s>/i\n\n/*\n Render a line's content as SVG, with inline formatting applied as tspan attributes.\n * Returns raw SVG content (no wrapping tspan — caller provides positioning).\n /\nfunction renderLineContent(line: string): string {\n // Fast path: no formatting tags\n if (!HAS_FORMAT_TAGS.test(line)) return escapeXml(line)\n\n const segments = parseInlineFormatting(line)\n if (segments.length === 0) return ''\n\n // If all segments are unstyled, just escape\n const allPlain = segments.every(\n (s) => !s.bold && !s.italic && !s.underline && !s.strikethrough,\n )\n if (allPlain) return segments.map((s) => escapeXml(s.text)).join('')\n\n return segments\n .map((seg) => {\n const escaped = escapeXml(seg.text)\n if (!seg.bold && !seg.italic && !seg.underline && !seg.strikethrough)\n return escaped\n\n const attrs: string[] = []\n if (seg.bold) attrs.push('font-weight=\"bold\"')\n if (seg.italic) attrs.push('font-style=\"italic\"')\n // SVG text-decoration can combine values\n const deco: string[] = []\n if (seg.underline) deco.push('underline')\n if (seg.strikethrough) deco.push('line-through')\n if (deco.length) attrs.push(`text-decoration=\"${deco.join(' ')}\"`)\n\n return `<tspan ${attrs.join(' ')}>${escaped}</tspan>`\n })\n .join('')\n}\n\n// ============================================================================\n// Multi-line text rendering\n// ============================================================================\n\n/\n Render a multi-line text element with proper vertical centering.\n \n For single-line text, returns a simple <text> element.\n * For multi-line text (containing \\n), returns <text> with <tspan> children.\n * Inline formatting tags (<b>, <i>, <u>, <s>) are rendered as SVG attributes.\n \n @param text - The text to render (may contain \\n and formatting tags)\n * @param cx - Center x coordinate\n * @param cy - Center y coordinate\n * @param fontSize - Font size in pixels\n * @param attrs - Additional SVG attributes (e.g., 'text-anchor=\"middle\" fill=\"var(--_text)\"')\n * @param baselineShift - Baseline shift for vertical alignment (default 0.35)\n * @returns SVG text element string\n /\nexport function renderMultilineText(\n text: string,\n cx: number,\n cy: number,\n fontSize: number,\n attrs: string,\n baselineShift: number = 0.35,\n): string {\n const lines = text.split('\\n')\n\n // Single line — simple text element\n if (lines.length === 1) {\n const dy = fontSize baselineShift\n return f`<text x=\"${cx}\" y=\"${cy}\" ${attrs} dy=\"${dy}\">${renderLineContent(text)}</text>`\n }\n\n // Multi-line — use tspan elements with vertical centering\n const lineHeight = fontSize * LINE_HEIGHT_RATIO\n // First line dy: shift up by (n-1)/2 line heights, then add baseline shift\n const firstDy =\n -((lines.length - 1) / 2) * lineHeight + fontSize * baselineShift\n\n const tspans = lines\n .map((line, i) => {\n const dy = i === 0 ? firstDy : lineHeight\n return f`<tspan x=\"${cx}\" dy=\"${dy}\">${renderLineContent(line)}</tspan>`\n })\n .join('')\n\n return f`<text x=\"${cx}\" y=\"${cy}\" ${attrs}>${tspans}</text>`\n}\n\n/*\n Render a multi-line text element with a background rectangle (pill).\n \n Used for edge labels that need a background for readability.\n \n @param text - The text to render (may contain \\n)\n * @param cx - Center x coordinate\n * @param cy - Center y coordinate\n * @param textWidth - Pre-calculated text width (max line width)\n * @param textHeight - Pre-calculated text height (lines × lineHeight)\n * @param fontSize - Font size in pixels\n * @param padding - Padding around text\n * @param textAttrs - SVG attributes for the text element\n * @param bgAttrs - SVG attributes for the background rect\n * @returns SVG elements string (rect + text)\n /\nexport function renderMultilineTextWithBackground(\n text: string,\n cx: number,\n cy: number,\n textWidth: number,\n textHeight: number,\n fontSize: number,\n padding: number,\n textAttrs: string,\n bgAttrs: string,\n): string {\n const bgWidth = textWidth + padding 2\n const bgHeight = textHeight + padding * 2\n\n const rect =\n f`<rect x=\"${cx - bgWidth / 2}\" y=\"${cy - bgHeight / 2}\" ` +\n f`width=\"${bgWidth}\" height=\"${bgHeight}\" ${bgAttrs} />`\n\n const textEl = renderMultilineText(text, cx, cy, fontSize, textAttrs)\n\n return `${rect}\\n${textEl}`\n}\n","// ============================================================================\n// Style directives — `classDef`, `class A,B name`, `cssClass \"A,B\" name`,\n// `style A ...`, and the `A:::name` shorthand.\n//\n// Mermaid's flowchart and class diagrams share one styling grammar\n// (https://mermaid.js.org/syntax/flowchart.html#styling-and-classes,\n// https://mermaid.js.org/syntax/classDiagram.html#styling). The flowchart\n// parser grew the first implementation; this module is that implementation\n// lifted out so the class-diagram parser can reuse it rather than copy it\n// (issue #420). Both parsers feed a `StyleDirectives` bag, and both layouts\n// resolve a node's final style through `resolveNodeStyle` with the same\n// cascade — so a `classDef default` means the same thing in every diagram\n// type that supports it.\n// ============================================================================\n\n/** The three maps a styling-aware diagram carries. `MermaidGraph` and\n * `ClassDiagram` both satisfy this structurally. /\nexport interface StyleDirectives {\n /* Maps class names to their style properties (from `classDef name prop:val`) /\n classDefs: Map<string, Record<string, string>>\n /* Maps node IDs to their assigned class name (from `class A,B name`, `cssClass \"A,B\" name`, or `A:::name`) /\n classAssignments: Map<string, string>\n /* Maps node IDs to inline styles (from `style X fill:#f00,stroke:#333`) /\n nodeStyles: Map<string, Record<string, string>>\n}\n\n/* Parse \"fill:#f00,stroke:#333\" style property strings into a Record /\nexport function parseStyleProps(propsStr: string): Record<string, string> {\n // Strip trailing semicolons — Mermaid tolerates them (e.g. `stroke:#f00;`)\n const cleaned = propsStr.replace(/;\\s$/, '')\n const props: Record<string, string> = {}\n for (const pair of cleaned.split(',')) {\n const colonIdx = pair.indexOf(':')\n if (colonIdx > 0) {\n const key = pair.slice(0, colonIdx).trim()\n const val = pair.slice(colonIdx + 1).trim()\n if (key && val) {\n props[key] = val\n }\n }\n }\n return props\n}\n\n/*\n `classDef name prop:val,prop:val` — define a named style class.\n \n Mermaid's `classList` rule accepts a comma-separated list of names\n * (`classDef a,b font-size:12pt`) in both the flowchart and class grammars;\n * every name in the list gets the same properties.\n \n Returns true when `line` was a classDef statement (and has been applied).\n /\nexport function tryApplyClassDef(\n line: string,\n target: StyleDirectives,\n): boolean {\n const match = line.match(/^classDef\\s+([\\w,-]+)\\s+(.+)$/)\n if (!match) return false\n const props = parseStyleProps(match[2]!)\n for (const name of match[1]!.split(',')) {\n const trimmed = name.trim()\n if (trimmed) target.classDefs.set(trimmed, props)\n }\n return true\n}\n\n/\n `class A,B className` — attach a style class to one or more nodes.\n \n Whitespace around commas is allowed (`class A, B foo`) — the state-diagram\n * docs show that form (`class Moving, Crash movement`).\n \n Allows an optional trailing semicolon (`class A,B foo;`) — Mermaid treats\n * it as valid/optional, and `classDef`/`style` already tolerate it via their\n * `(.+)$` capture. Without this, the semicolon form fails to match here and\n * falls through to node parsing, rendering a stray node labelled \"class\".\n \n Returns true when `line` was a class-assignment statement.\n /\nexport function tryApplyClassAssignment(\n line: string,\n target: StyleDirectives,\n): boolean {\n const match = line.match(\n /^class\\s+([\\w-]+(?:\\s,\\s[\\w-]+))\\s+([\\w-]+)\\s;?\\s$/,\n )\n if (!match) return false\n const className = match[2]!\n for (const id of match[1]!.split(',')) {\n target.classAssignments.set(id.trim(), className)\n }\n return true\n}\n\n/*\n `cssClass \"A,B\" className` — the class-diagram grammar's own attachment\n * form (`cssClassStatement: CSSCLASS STR ALPHA` in classDiagram.jison).\n * Same effect as `class A,B className`.\n \n Returns true when `line` was a cssClass statement.\n /\nexport function tryApplyCssClass(\n line: string,\n target: StyleDirectives,\n): boolean {\n const match = line.match(/^cssClass\\s+\"([^\"])\"\\s+([\\w-]+)\\s;?\\s$/)\n if (!match) return false\n const className = match[2]!\n for (const id of match[1]!.split(',')) {\n const trimmed = id.trim()\n if (trimmed) target.classAssignments.set(trimmed, className)\n }\n return true\n}\n\n/*\n `style A,B fill:#f00,stroke:#333` — inline style on specific nodes.\n * Repeated `style` statements for the same node merge property by property.\n \n Returns true when `line` was a style statement.\n /\nexport function tryApplyStyleStatement(\n line: string,\n target: StyleDirectives,\n): boolean {\n const match = line.match(/^style\\s+([\\w,-]+)\\s+(.+)$/)\n if (!match) return false\n const props = parseStyleProps(match[2]!)\n for (const id of match[1]!.split(',').map((s) => s.trim())) {\n target.nodeStyles.set(id, { ...target.nodeStyles.get(id), ...props })\n }\n return true\n}\n\n/\n Split the `:::className` shorthand off a node/class identifier.\n \n `Animal:::someclass` → `{ id: 'Animal', className: 'someclass' }`;\n * an identifier without the shorthand comes back unchanged with no class.\n * Class names follow CSS identifier conventions (word characters and\n * hyphens), the same constraint the flowchart parser's CLASS_SHORTHAND_REGEX\n * applies.\n /\nexport function splitClassShorthand(identifier: string): {\n id: string\n className?: string\n} {\n const match = identifier.match(/^(.+?):::([\\w][\\w-])$/)\n if (!match) return { id: identifier }\n return { id: match[1]!, className: match[2]! }\n}\n\n/*\n Resolve the final inline style for a node from classDefs and nodeStyles.\n \n Cascade, weakest to strongest:\n * 1. `classDef default` — Mermaid's implicit base for every node\n * 2. the node's own assigned class (`class A foo` / `A:::foo`)\n * 3. an explicit `style A ...` directive\n \n Returns undefined when nothing in the cascade applies, so callers can fall\n * back to theme defaults without an empty-object check.\n /\nexport function resolveNodeStyle(\n nodeId: string,\n directives: StyleDirectives,\n): Record<string, string> \| undefined {\n let result: Record<string, string> \| undefined\n\n /\n * `classDef default` applies to every node without being assigned. It was\n * previously honored only when a node named it explicitly (`class X\n * default`), which silently diverges from Mermaid: a diagram styling all\n * its nodes via `classDef default` rendered unstyled with no error.\n /\n const defaultDef = directives.classDefs.get('default')\n if (defaultDef) {\n result = { ...defaultDef }\n }\n\n // Then the node's own class, overriding the default property by property.\n const className = directives.classAssignments.get(nodeId)\n if (className) {\n const classDef = directives.classDefs.get(className)\n if (classDef) {\n result = result ? { ...result, ...classDef } : { ...classDef }\n }\n }\n\n // Then, apply explicit style directives (override class styles)\n const nodeStyle = directives.nodeStyles.get(nodeId)\n if (nodeStyle) {\n result = result ? { ...result, ...nodeStyle } : { ...nodeStyle }\n }\n\n return result\n}\n\n/\n Validate a user-authored class name (from `:::className` or\n * `class A className`) before it's emitted into the SVG `class` attribute.\n \n The parsers already constrain class names to word characters and hyphens\n * (see `splitClassShorthand` above and the flowchart parser's\n * CLASS_SHORTHAND_REGEX), so this is a defense-in-depth allowlist rather\n * than an escaping step — a class name can't be made \"safe\" by escaping\n * since any character other than a valid CSS identifier character would\n * break the class token itself, not just the surrounding attribute quotes.\n * Anything that doesn't match a valid CSS identifier (letters, digits,\n * underscore, hyphen; not starting with a digit or a hyphen+digit) is\n * dropped rather than emitted.\n /\nexport function sanitizeClassName(\n className: string \| undefined,\n): string \| undefined {\n if (!className) return undefined\n return /^-?[a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z0-9_-]$/.test(className) ? className : undefined\n}\n","/*\n GENERATED FILE — do not edit by hand.\n \n Regenerate with `pnpm run build:mono-font`\n * (scripts/build-mono-font-subset.ts), which subsets\n * third_party/fonts/jetbrains-mono-nl/JetBrainsMonoNL-Regular.ttf down to\n * Basic Latin + Latin-1 Supplement — the self-hosted, embeddable\n * `@font-face` packages/core/src/theme.ts's `buildStyleBlock()` inlines\n * into an SVG's own `<style>` for its `.mono` rule (class-diagram method\n * signatures, ER-diagram attribute types), replacing a Google Fonts CDN\n * `@import` this library's SVG output previously depended on by default\n * (#1061). See that script's header comment for why this subset is\n * deliberately narrower than the site's own (demo/components/generated/\n * mono-font-subset.ts).\n /\n\n/* The self-hosted family name every consumer's font stack should list\n * first — matches this subset's own `name` table entry. /\nexport const MONO_FONT_FAMILY = 'JetBrains Mono NL'\n\n/* The `@font-face` rule embedding the subset as a base64 `woff2` data\n * URI — no separate network request, no page-depth-relative path to get\n * wrong (see the script header comment for why data-URI over a static\n * asset file). /\nexport const MONO_FONT_FACE_CSS = `@font-face {\n font-family: 'JetBrains Mono NL';\n font-style: normal;\n font-weight: 400;\n font-display: swap;\n src: 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format('woff2');\n unicode-range: U+0020-007E, U+00A0-00FF;\n}`\n","// ============================================================================\n// Theme system — CSS custom property-based theming for mermaid SVG diagrams.\n//\n// Architecture:\n// - Two required variables: --bg (background) and --fg (foreground)\n// - Five optional enrichment variables: --line, --accent, --muted, --surface, --border\n// - Unset optionals fall back to color-mix() derivations from bg + fg\n// - All derived values computed in a <style> block inside the SVG\n//\n// This means the SVG is a function of its CSS variables. The caller provides\n// colors, and the SVG adapts. No light/dark mode detection needed.\n// ============================================================================\n\nimport { escapeXml, escapeAttr } from './multiline-utils.ts'\nimport { parseHexColor } from './color-utils.ts'\nimport { f } from './render-utils.ts'\nimport {\n MONO_FONT_FAMILY as SVG_MONO_FONT_FAMILY,\n MONO_FONT_FACE_CSS as SVG_MONO_FONT_FACE_CSS,\n} from './generated/mono-font-subset.ts'\n\n// ============================================================================\n// Types\n// ============================================================================\n\n/\n How the renderers emit their two inline-style surfaces — the `<style>`\n * element(s) and the root `<svg style=\"--bg: …\">` attribute. Both exist so a\n * host page with a strict `Content-Security-Policy` (`style-src` without\n * `'unsafe-inline'`) can still render diagrams with their colours intact;\n * see `RenderOptions.nonce` / `RenderOptions.styleAttribute` in packages/core/src/types.ts\n * and GitHub issue #216. Threaded as one object through every diagram\n * renderer so the two options can't drift apart per diagram type.\n /\nexport interface SvgEmitOptions {\n /* Value for a `nonce` attribute on every emitted `<style>` element. /\n nonce?: string\n /* Emit the root `style=\"--bg: …\"` attribute. Default: true. /\n styleAttribute?: boolean\n}\n\n/\n Diagram color configuration.\n \n Required: bg + fg give you a clean mono diagram.\n * Optional: line, accent, muted, surface, border bring in richer color\n * from Shiki themes or custom palettes. Each falls back to a color-mix()\n * derivation from bg + fg if not set.\n /\nexport interface DiagramColors {\n /* Background color → CSS variable --bg /\n bg: string\n /* Foreground / primary text color → CSS variable --fg /\n fg: string\n\n // -- Optional enrichment (each falls back to color-mix from bg+fg) --\n\n /* Edge/connector color → CSS variable --line /\n line?: string\n /* Arrow heads, highlights, special nodes → CSS variable --accent /\n accent?: string\n /* Secondary text, edge labels → CSS variable --muted /\n muted?: string\n /* Node/box fill tint → CSS variable --surface /\n surface?: string\n /* Node/group stroke color → CSS variable --border /\n border?: string\n}\n\n// ============================================================================\n// Defaults\n// ============================================================================\n\n/* Default bg/fg when no colors are provided (zinc light) /\nexport const DEFAULTS: Readonly<{ bg: string; fg: string }> = {\n bg: '#FFFFFF',\n fg: '#27272A',\n} as const\n\n// ============================================================================\n// color-mix() weights for derived CSS variables\n//\n// When an optional enrichment variable is NOT set, we compute the derived\n// value by mixing --fg into --bg at these percentages. This produces a\n// coherent mono hierarchy on any bg/fg combination.\n// ============================================================================\n\nexport const MIX = {\n /* Primary text: near-full fg /\n text: 100, // just use --fg directly\n /* Secondary text (group headers): fg mixed at 60% /\n textSec: 60,\n /* Muted text (edge labels, notes): fg mixed at 40% /\n textMuted: 40,\n /* Faint text (de-emphasized): fg mixed at 25% /\n textFaint: 25,\n /* Edge/connector lines: fg mixed at 50% for clear visibility /\n line: 50,\n /* Arrow head fill: fg mixed at 85% for clear visibility /\n arrow: 85,\n /* Node fill tint: fg mixed at 3% /\n nodeFill: 3,\n /* Node/group stroke: fg mixed at 20% /\n nodeStroke: 20,\n /* Group header band tint: fg mixed at 5% /\n groupHeader: 5,\n /* Inner divider strokes: fg mixed at 12% /\n innerStroke: 12,\n /* Key badge background opacity (ER diagrams) /\n keyBadge: 10,\n} as const\n\n// ============================================================================\n// Well-known theme palettes\n//\n// Curated bg/fg pairs (+ optional enrichment) for popular editor themes.\n// Users can also extract from Shiki theme objects via fromShikiTheme().\n// ============================================================================\n\nexport const THEMES: Record<string, DiagramColors> = {\n 'zinc-light': {\n bg: '#FFFFFF',\n fg: '#27272A',\n },\n 'zinc-dark': {\n bg: '#18181B',\n fg: '#FAFAFA',\n },\n 'tokyo-night': {\n bg: '#1a1b26',\n fg: '#a9b1d6',\n line: '#3d59a1',\n accent: '#7aa2f7',\n muted: '#565f89',\n },\n 'tokyo-night-storm': {\n bg: '#24283b',\n fg: '#a9b1d6',\n line: '#3d59a1',\n accent: '#7aa2f7',\n muted: '#565f89',\n },\n 'tokyo-night-light': {\n bg: '#d5d6db',\n fg: '#343b58',\n line: '#34548a',\n accent: '#34548a',\n muted: '#9699a3',\n },\n 'catppuccin-mocha': {\n bg: '#1e1e2e',\n fg: '#cdd6f4',\n line: '#585b70',\n accent: '#cba6f7',\n muted: '#6c7086',\n },\n 'catppuccin-latte': {\n bg: '#eff1f5',\n fg: '#4c4f69',\n line: '#9ca0b0',\n accent: '#8839ef',\n muted: '#9ca0b0',\n },\n nord: {\n bg: '#2e3440',\n fg: '#d8dee9',\n line: '#4c566a',\n accent: '#88c0d0',\n muted: '#616e88',\n },\n 'nord-light': {\n bg: '#eceff4',\n fg: '#2e3440',\n line: '#aab1c0',\n accent: '#5e81ac',\n muted: '#7b88a1',\n },\n dracula: {\n bg: '#282a36',\n fg: '#f8f8f2',\n line: '#6272a4',\n accent: '#bd93f9',\n muted: '#6272a4',\n },\n 'github-light': {\n bg: '#ffffff',\n fg: '#1f2328',\n line: '#d1d9e0',\n accent: '#0969da',\n muted: '#59636e',\n },\n 'github-dark': {\n bg: '#0d1117',\n fg: '#e6edf3',\n line: '#3d444d',\n accent: '#4493f8',\n muted: '#9198a1',\n },\n 'solarized-light': {\n bg: '#fdf6e3',\n fg: '#657b83',\n line: '#93a1a1',\n accent: '#268bd2',\n muted: '#93a1a1',\n },\n 'solarized-dark': {\n bg: '#002b36',\n fg: '#839496',\n line: '#586e75',\n accent: '#268bd2',\n muted: '#586e75',\n },\n 'one-dark': {\n bg: '#282c34',\n fg: '#abb2bf',\n line: '#4b5263',\n accent: '#c678dd',\n muted: '#5c6370',\n },\n} as const\n\nexport type ThemeName = keyof typeof THEMES\n\n// ============================================================================\n// Shiki theme extraction\n//\n// Extracts DiagramColors from a Shiki ThemeRegistrationResolved object.\n// This provides native compatibility with any VS Code / TextMate theme.\n// ============================================================================\n\n/\n Minimal subset of Shiki's ThemeRegistrationResolved that we need.\n * We don't import from shiki to avoid a hard dependency.\n /\ninterface ShikiThemeLike {\n type?: string\n colors?: Record<string, string>\n tokenColors?: Array<{\n scope?: string \| string[]\n settings?: { foreground?: string }\n }>\n}\n\n/\n Extract diagram colors from a Shiki theme object.\n * Works with any VS Code / TextMate theme loaded by Shiki.\n \n Maps editor UI colors to diagram roles:\n * editor.background → bg\n * editor.foreground → fg\n * editorLineNumber.fg → line (optional)\n * focusBorder / keyword → accent (optional)\n * comment token → muted (optional)\n * editor.selectionBackground→ surface (optional)\n * editorWidget.border → border (optional)\n \n @example\n * ```ts\n * import { getSingletonHighlighter } from 'shiki'\n * import { fromShikiTheme } from 'zombie-mermaid'\n \n const hl = await getSingletonHighlighter({ themes: ['tokyo-night'] })\n * const colors = fromShikiTheme(hl.getTheme('tokyo-night'))\n * const svg = renderMermaidSVG(code, colors)\n * ```\n /\nexport function fromShikiTheme(theme: ShikiThemeLike): DiagramColors {\n const c = theme.colors ?? {}\n const dark = theme.type === 'dark'\n\n // Helper: find a token color by scope name\n const tokenColor = (scope: string): string \| undefined =>\n theme.tokenColors?.find((t) =>\n Array.isArray(t.scope) ? t.scope.includes(scope) : t.scope === scope,\n )?.settings?.foreground\n\n return {\n bg: c['editor.background'] ?? (dark ? '#1e1e1e' : '#ffffff'),\n fg: c['editor.foreground'] ?? (dark ? '#d4d4d4' : '#333333'),\n line: c['editorLineNumber.foreground'] ?? undefined,\n accent: c['focusBorder'] ?? tokenColor('keyword') ?? undefined,\n muted:\n tokenColor('comment') ?? c['editorLineNumber.foreground'] ?? undefined,\n surface: c['editor.selectionBackground'] ?? undefined,\n border: c['editorWidget.border'] ?? undefined,\n }\n}\n\n// ============================================================================\n// SVG style block — the CSS variable derivation system\n//\n// Generates the <style> content that maps user-facing variables (--bg, --fg,\n// --line, etc.) to internal derived variables (--_text, --_line, etc.) using\n// color-mix() fallbacks.\n// ============================================================================\n\n/\n Characters that must never appear in a `font` value once it's embedded in\n * the generated `<style>` block — whether it's treated as a CSS `var()`\n * reference or as a literal font name. Angle brackets would let the value\n * break out of the `<style>...</style>` element (e.g. a literal `</style>`\n * or an injected `<script>`); semicolons/braces would let it terminate the\n * current CSS declaration/rule and inject new ones.\n /\nconst UNSAFE_FONT_CHARS_RE = /[<>{};]/\n\n/\n Detect a syntactically well-formed CSS `var()` reference, e.g.\n * `var(--font-family-body)` or `var(--font, 'Fallback Font')` (a `var()`\n * with a quoted fallback argument). Requires balanced parens and rejects\n * any of `UNSAFE_FONT_CHARS_RE`.\n \n `font.startsWith('var(')` alone isn't enough: a caller could pass\n * something that merely starts with `var(` but isn't actually one (e.g.\n * `var(--x); } .evil{...}`). Anything that fails this stricter check is\n * treated as an untrusted/malformed value and falls back to being quoted\n * as a literal font name below — which neutralizes it, since a quoted\n * string isn't parsed as a `var()` call by CSS.\n /\nfunction isSafeCssVarReference(font: string): boolean {\n const trimmed = font.trim()\n if (!trimmed.startsWith('var(') \|\| !trimmed.endsWith(')')) return false\n if (UNSAFE_FONT_CHARS_RE.test(trimmed)) return false\n let depth = 0\n for (const ch of trimmed) {\n if (ch === '(') depth++\n else if (ch === ')') {\n depth--\n if (depth < 0) return false\n }\n }\n return depth === 0\n}\n\n/\n CSS generic font-family keywords. These are resolved by the browser/user\n * agent to a locally available font and are never real font names a Google\n * Fonts `@import` could fetch.\n /\nconst GENERIC_FONT_FAMILIES = new Set([\n 'sans-serif',\n 'serif',\n 'monospace',\n 'system-ui',\n 'ui-sans-serif',\n 'ui-serif',\n 'ui-monospace',\n 'ui-rounded',\n 'cursive',\n 'fantasy',\n 'math',\n 'emoji',\n 'fangsong',\n])\n\n/\n Detect a `font` value that names a font stack (comma-separated list,\n * e.g. `\"ui-sans-serif, system-ui, sans-serif\"`) or a single CSS generic\n * family keyword (e.g. `\"system-ui\"`) rather than a single concrete font\n * name. Neither is something a Google Fonts `@import` could ever\n * successfully fetch: a stack has no single `family=` value to request, and\n * a generic keyword is resolved locally by the browser, not hosted by\n * Google Fonts. Skipping the `@import` for these avoids baking a dead,\n * always-404 request into the SVG (see #223).\n /\nfunction isFontStackOrGenericFamily(font: string): boolean {\n const trimmed = font.trim()\n if (trimmed.includes(',')) return true\n return GENERIC_FONT_FAMILIES.has(trimmed.toLowerCase())\n}\n\n/\n The opening `<style>` tag every renderer uses — with a `nonce` attribute\n * when the caller supplied one (see `RenderOptions.nonce`, #216).\n \n All `<style>` emission points go through this one function so a nonce\n * can't be missed on one of them: under a nonce-based CSP a single\n * un-nonced `<style>` is silently dropped by the browser, which for the\n * theme block means an unstyled diagram with no console hint as to why.\n \n An empty/whitespace-only nonce is treated as unset — `nonce=\"\"` would\n * authorise nothing and only mislead a reader into thinking it did.\n * The value is attribute-escaped; a real nonce is base64 and never needs\n * escaping, but the option is a plain string and this keeps a stray `\"`\n * from breaking out of the attribute.\n /\nexport function styleOpenTag(nonce?: string): string {\n if (nonce === undefined \|\| nonce.trim() === '') return '<style>'\n return `<style nonce=\"${escapeAttr(nonce)}\">`\n}\n\n/\n Build the CSS variable derivation rules for the SVG <style> block.\n \n When an optional variable (--line, --accent, etc.) is set on the SVG or\n * a parent element, it's used directly. When unset, the fallback computes\n * a blended value from --fg and --bg using color-mix().\n \n `nonce`, when given, lands on the `<style>` element as a `nonce`\n * attribute — see `styleOpenTag()`.\n \n `font` is user-supplied input. When it's a CSS `var(...)` reference (e.g.\n * `var(--font-family-body)`, letting the SVG inherit a host page's\n * design-system font), the Google Fonts `@import` is skipped — it would\n * otherwise URL-encode the literal `var(...)` string into a `family=` query\n * param and produce a guaranteed no-op request — and the value is emitted\n * unquoted, since a quoted string isn't parsed as a `var()` call by CSS.\n \n The `@import` is likewise skipped when `font` is a font stack (a\n * comma-separated list, e.g. `\"ui-sans-serif, system-ui, sans-serif\"`) or a\n * single CSS generic family keyword (e.g. `\"system-ui\"`) — see\n * `isFontStackOrGenericFamily`. Neither names a single concrete font that\n * Google Fonts could host, so importing one always produces a dead,\n * always-404 request (#223). This is additive to the `var()` skip above,\n * and only affects the `@import` decision — the `text { font-family: ... }`\n * rule still renders the literal value exactly as it does today.\n \n Any other value is treated as a literal font name: sanitized and quoted\n * exactly as before.\n \n `hasMonoFont`'s `.mono` rule (class-diagram method signatures, ER-diagram\n * attribute types) never reaches out to Google Fonts at all — it used to\n * `@import` 'JetBrains Mono' from Google's CDN, a third-party network\n * dependency a published library's default SVG output had no business\n * making (#1061, filed as a follow-up from #1059's ASCII-side self-hosting\n * fix). It now embeds {@link SVG_MONO_FONT_FACE_CSS} — a small, subsetted\n * (Basic Latin + Latin-1 Supplement), self-hosted `@font-face` as a base64\n * `woff2` data URI, generated by scripts/build-mono-font-subset.ts into\n * ./generated/mono-font-subset.ts — directly in the SVG's own `<style>`\n * block. Unlike `font` above, this isn't caller-configurable: it's the same\n * embed for every consumer, on by default, with no network request either\n * way — a strict improvement over the dead-or-alive CDN fetch it replaces,\n * and the only way a standalone SVG (no surrounding host page providing\n * its own copy of the font) renders `.mono` text correctly out of the box.\n /\nexport function buildStyleBlock(\n font: string,\n hasMonoFont: boolean,\n nonce?: string,\n): string {\n const isVarReference = isSafeCssVarReference(font)\n // Literal font names are sanitized before quoting (strip characters that\n // could break out of the CSS string or the <style> block). A validated\n // var() reference is passed through as-is so `var(--x, 'Fallback')` keeps\n // its own internal quotes intact.\n const safeFont = isVarReference ? font.trim() : font.replace(/[<>{};'\"]/g, '')\n const skipImport = isVarReference \|\| isFontStackOrGenericFamily(font)\n\n const fontImports = skipImport\n ? []\n : [\n `@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=${encodeURIComponent(safeFont)}:wght@400;500;600;700&display=swap');`,\n ]\n\n // Derived CSS variables: use override if set, else mix from bg+fg.\n // The --_ prefix signals \"private/derived\" — not meant for external override.\n const derivedVars = `\n / Derived from --bg and --fg (overridable via --line, --accent, etc.) /\n --_text: var(--fg);\n --_text-sec: var(--muted, color-mix(in srgb, var(--fg) ${MIX.textSec}%, var(--bg)));\n --_text-muted: var(--muted, color-mix(in srgb, var(--fg) ${MIX.textMuted}%, var(--bg)));\n --_text-faint: color-mix(in srgb, var(--fg) ${MIX.textFaint}%, var(--bg));\n --_line: var(--line, color-mix(in srgb, var(--fg) ${MIX.line}%, var(--bg)));\n --_arrow: var(--accent, color-mix(in srgb, var(--fg) ${MIX.arrow}%, var(--bg)));\n --_node-fill: var(--surface, color-mix(in srgb, var(--fg) ${MIX.nodeFill}%, var(--bg)));\n --_node-stroke: var(--border, color-mix(in srgb, var(--fg) ${MIX.nodeStroke}%, var(--bg)));\n --_group-fill: var(--bg);\n --_group-hdr: color-mix(in srgb, var(--fg) ${MIX.groupHeader}%, var(--bg));\n --_inner-stroke: color-mix(in srgb, var(--fg) ${MIX.innerStroke}%, var(--bg));\n --_key-badge: color-mix(in srgb, var(--fg) ${MIX.keyBadge}%, var(--bg));`\n\n return [\n styleOpenTag(nonce),\n ...(fontImports.length > 0 ? [` ${fontImports.join('\\n ')}`] : []),\n // Self-hosted, embedded @font-face for `.mono` text — see the doc\n // comment above for why this never goes through the CDN-import/skip\n // logic `font` above does.\n ...(hasMonoFont ? [` ${SVG_MONO_FONT_FACE_CSS}`] : []),\n ` text { font-family: ${isVarReference ? safeFont : `'${safeFont}'`}, system-ui, sans-serif; }`,\n ...(hasMonoFont\n ? [\n ` .mono { font-family: '${SVG_MONO_FONT_FAMILY}', 'SF Mono', 'Fira Code', ui-monospace, monospace; }`,\n ]\n : []),\n ` svg {${derivedVars}`,\n ` }`,\n '</style>',\n ].join('\\n')\n}\n\n// ============================================================================\n// Fill → text color contrast\n//\n// When a node has a custom `fill` (from classDef/style) but no explicit\n// `color`, defaulting text to the ambient theme foreground can be unreadable\n// (e.g. white text on a light pastel fill in dark mode). If the fill is a\n// concrete, resolvable color (hex), compute a readable black/white text\n// color from its perceptual luminance. Anything else (CSS variable\n// references, named colors, malformed values) is left alone — the caller\n// falls back to the theme foreground.\n// ============================================================================\n\n/\n Perceptual luminance of an sRGB color on a 0-1 scale (0 = black, 1 =\n * white), using the ITU-R BT.601 luma weights (0.299/0.587/0.114).\n \n This is the simple, non-gamma-corrected \"perceived brightness\" formula\n * (as opposed to the gamma-corrected WCAG relative-luminance formula used\n * for contrast-ratio math). It's the right tool here: we just need a\n * black-vs-white pick, and BT.601 luma crosses black/white legibility at\n * ~0.5 on its own 0-1 scale, so the threshold in getReadableTextColor()\n * lines up directly with the formula instead of needing a separately\n * derived crossover constant. (True WCAG relative luminance would need a\n * ~0.18 threshold, not 0.5, to give the same black/white picks — see\n * https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/#relativeluminancedef.)\n /\nfunction perceptualLuminance(r: number, g: number, b: number): number {\n return (0.299 r + 0.587 * g + 0.114 * b) / 255\n}\n\n/*\n Pick a readable text color for a given fill color.\n \n If `fill` is a concrete, resolvable hex color, returns pure black or\n * white depending on the fill's perceptual luminance (threshold 0.5: light\n * fills get dark text, dark fills get light text). If `fill` is undefined\n * or isn't a resolvable color (a `var(...)` reference, a named CSS color,\n * or malformed input), returns `fallback` unchanged so callers don't guess\n * at colors they can't actually evaluate.\n /\nexport function getReadableTextColor(\n fill: string \| undefined,\n fallback: string,\n): string {\n if (!fill) return fallback\n const rgb = parseHexColor(fill)\n if (!rgb) return fallback\n const luminance = perceptualLuminance(...rgb)\n return luminance > 0.5 ? '#000000' : '#FFFFFF'\n}\n\n/\n Page-unique suffix generator for the root accessible-name `<title>` id.\n \n Mirrors `markerSuffix()` in packages/svg-renderer/src/renderer.ts, which solves the same\n * \"multiple SVGs inlined into one HTML page share a single id namespace\"\n * problem for arrow-marker ids — a marker's id is sanitized from its stroke\n * color, since two markers with the same color are meant to share one\n * definition. A title has no such natural per-call input (two diagrams can\n * easily have the same title text and must still get distinct ids), so this\n * increments a module-level counter instead: every `svgOpenTag()` call that\n * renders a title gets a fresh, never-repeated id for the lifetime of the\n * process, which is exactly what's needed for `aria-labelledby` to resolve\n * correctly when several rendered diagrams are concatenated into one page.\n /\nlet titleIdCounter = 0\n\nfunction nextTitleId(): string {\n titleIdCounter += 1\n return `zm-title-${titleIdCounter}`\n}\n\n/\n Test-only: reset the title-id counter so id assertions in tests don't\n * depend on how many titled diagrams earlier tests in the same file rendered.\n * Not part of the public API (not re-exported from src/index.ts).\n /\nexport function __resetSvgTitleIdCounterForTests(): void {\n titleIdCounter = 0\n}\n\n/\n The exact CSS declaration list the root `<svg style=\"…\">` attribute\n * carries: the theme custom properties (`--bg`, `--fg`, plus whichever\n * enrichment variables were actually provided — unset ones fall back to the\n * color-mix() derivations in the `<style>` block) and, unless `transparent`,\n * a `background: var(--bg)`.\n \n Exposed (via `themeCssVariables()` in src/index.ts) so a host that turns\n * the attribute off with `styleAttribute: false` — because its\n * Content-Security-Policy forbids `style=` attributes, which a nonce can\n * never authorise (#216) — can put the very same declarations in its own\n * stylesheet on a wrapper instead. Single source of truth for the variable\n * list: `svgOpenTag()` and the helper both call this, so the two can't\n * drift.\n \n Emitted compactly (`--bg:#fff;--fg:#000;background:var(--bg)`) rather\n * than pretty-printed: it's the same string the attribute has always\n * carried, so default output stays byte-identical. Colour values are the\n * caller's own `RenderOptions` and are not escaped here — same as before.\n /\nexport function themeStyleDeclarations(\n colors: DiagramColors,\n transparent?: boolean,\n): string {\n const vars = [\n `--bg:${colors.bg}`,\n `--fg:${colors.fg}`,\n colors.line ? `--line:${colors.line}` : '',\n colors.accent ? `--accent:${colors.accent}` : '',\n colors.muted ? `--muted:${colors.muted}` : '',\n colors.surface ? `--surface:${colors.surface}` : '',\n colors.border ? `--border:${colors.border}` : '',\n ]\n .filter(Boolean)\n .join(';')\n\n const bgStyle = transparent ? '' : ';background:var(--bg)'\n return `${vars}${bgStyle}`\n}\n\n/\n Build the SVG opening tag with CSS variables set as inline styles.\n * Only includes optional variables that are actually provided — unset ones\n * will fall back to the color-mix() derivations in the <style> block.\n \n `styleAttribute: false` drops the `style=\"…\"` attribute entirely (the\n * host supplies those declarations from its own stylesheet — see\n * `themeStyleDeclarations()` and `RenderOptions.styleAttribute`, #216).\n * Every other attribute — `xmlns`, `viewBox`, `width`/`height`, the\n * `role`/`aria-` accessibility attributes, and anything a caller splices\n on afterwards (`data-src`, `data-xychart-colors`) — is unaffected.\n \n Also handles the SVG's accessible name (see `RenderOptions.title` /\n * `RenderOptions.decorative` in packages/core/src/types.ts, and GitHub issue #215):\n \n - `decorative: true` → `aria-hidden=\"true\"` on the root, no `role` or\n * name. Use for a diagram already described in surrounding prose; `title`\n * is ignored when this is set.\n * - `title` given (and not decorative) → `role=\"img\"` +\n * `aria-labelledby=\"zm-title-N\"` on the root, plus a `<title id=\"zm-title-N\">`\n * as the SVG's first child holding the escaped text. This is the standard\n * SVG/WAI-ARIA \"accessible name via a referenced title element\" technique\n * (see MDN \"SVG accessibility\" and the WAI-ARIA `img` role: an element\n * with `role=\"img\"` needs a computed accessible name to be meaningful to\n * assistive tech; `aria-labelledby` pointing at a `<title>` is the\n * documented way to supply one for inline SVG).\n * - Neither given → `role=\"img\"` only, no name. This still stops assistive\n * tech from treating the SVG as a plain group (which announces every\n * node/edge label individually, out of reading order — the core bug in\n * #215), without fabricating a name the library can't honestly claim. It\n * reads the same as an `<img>` with no `alt`: present as a single image,\n * unlabeled.\n \n `hasInteractiveLinks` overrides all of the above (see #239): a `click A\n * \"url\"` statement renders a real, focusable `<a href>` inside the SVG, and\n * both `role=\"img\"` and `aria-hidden=\"true\"` are unsafe on an ancestor of a\n * focusable element — `role=\"img\"` tells assistive tech to stop descending\n * into children (the link becomes unreachable by screen reader while still\n * Tab-focusable), and `aria-hidden=\"true\"` on a focusable descendant is an\n * explicit WAI-ARIA violation (the link vanishes from the accessibility tree\n * but not from the tab order). When any node has a link, the root gets no\n * `role` at all — `decorative` is silently overridden rather than honored,\n * since aria-hiding a diagram that contains an actionable link is not a safe\n * request to fulfill — but `title`/`aria-labelledby` still apply if given:\n * an accessible name is still valid on an element with no explicit role.\n \n The per-node/per-point `<title>` tooltips added by earlier work (nested\n * inside `<g>` elements, with no `id` attribute) are unaffected: they never\n * collide with the root title's generated id, and a root `<title>` alongside\n * unrelated descendant `<title>` elements is valid SVG.\n \n @param transparent - If true, omits the background style for transparent SVGs\n * @param title - Accessible name text. Ignored when `decorative` is true\n * and there are no interactive links (see `hasInteractiveLinks`).\n * @param decorative - Marks the SVG as decorative (`aria-hidden=\"true\"`).\n * Overridden when `hasInteractiveLinks` is true.\n * @param hasInteractiveLinks - True if any node has a `click`-based `href`.\n * See #239 — forces no root `role` so the link\n * stays reachable, regardless of `decorative`.\n * @param styleAttribute - Emit the root `style=\"…\"` attribute. Default true.\n */\nexport function svgOpenTag(\n width: number,\n height: number,\n colors: DiagramColors,\n transparent?: boolean,\n title?: string,\n decorative?: boolean,\n hasInteractiveLinks?: boolean,\n styleAttribute: boolean = true,\n): string {\n const styleAttr = styleAttribute\n ? ` style=\"${themeStyleDeclarations(colors, transparent)}\"`\n : ''\n\n let a11yAttrs = ''\n let titleEl = ''\n if (hasInteractiveLinks) {\n // No root role: role=\"img\" or aria-hidden would hide a real, focusable\n // <a href> descendant from assistive tech while leaving it Tab-reachable.\n if (title) {\n const id = nextTitleId()\n a11yAttrs = ` aria-labelledby=\"${id}\"`\n titleEl = `\\n <title id=\"${id}\">${escapeXml(title)}</title>`\n }\n } else if (decorative) {\n a11yAttrs = ' aria-hidden=\"true\"'\n } else {\n a11yAttrs = ' role=\"img\"'\n if (title) {\n const id = nextTitleId()\n a11yAttrs += ` aria-labelledby=\"${id}\"`\n titleEl = `\\n <title id=\"${id}\">${escapeXml(title)}</title>`\n 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