flatblox-tui 0.1.0 → 0.1.1

package/README.md

@@ -8,49 +8,3 @@ npx flatblox-tui
 
 `npx` installs the matching Bun and OpenTUI runtime automatically. macOS,
 Windows, and Linux on x64 or ARM64 are supported.
-
-## Development
-
-Open the cloud artwork dashboard:
-
-```sh
-pnpm tui
-```
-
-The first run shows a welcome screen. Create a local artwork without signing in,
-load `.flatblox.json` artwork cards from the current directory, or choose
-**Sign in / Dashboard** to open Flatblox in your browser. Approve the TUI
-connection there, then return to the terminal. The local session is stored with
-owner-only file permissions.
-
-Press `N` to choose a grid size and preset palette for a new cloud artwork. Use
-arrow keys or H/J/K/L to choose a saved artwork and Enter to edit it. In the
-editor, `Ctrl+S` asks for a name before creating a new Supabase artwork; later
-saves update it. Use `-` and `+` to zoom the centered artboard, and Escape to
-return to the artwork dashboard. Press `R` to refresh, `O` to sign out, and `Q`
-to quit.
-
-To stream the open artwork into Blender, install and enable
-`services/blender/addon/flatblox_live.py`, confirm the add-on says `Listening`,
-then press `B` in the editor. Press `B` again to disconnect. Blender and the
-TUI must run on the same computer.
-
-Open a local draft or create a local artwork instead:
-
-```sh
-pnpm tui -- drawing.flatblox.json
-pnpm tui -- --local
-pnpm tui -- --size 32 --output drawing.flatblox.json
-```
-
-Press `?` in the editor for all drawing controls. Local saves use the
-web-compatible Flatblox draft format.
-
-Development reads Supabase and site values from `apps/web/.env`. Override the
-browser destination during local dashboard development with:
-
-```sh
-FLATBLOX_DASHBOARD_URL=http://localhost:5174/dashboard/ pnpm tui
-```
-
-Sign out without opening the interface with `pnpm tui -- --logout`.