pi-readseek 0.9.9 → 0.9.10
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- package/README.md +5 -5
- package/dist/index.ts +1563 -1413
- package/package.json +5 -5
package/README.md
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`pi-readseek` adds ReadSeek's anchored file operations, structural search,
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symbol navigation, and document tools to Pi. Built-ins remain available unless
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`overrideTools` maps `
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`overrideTools` maps `edit`, `write`, or `grep` to a ReadSeek-backed
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implementation.
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## Install
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```
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The package depends on `@jarkkojs/readseek`, which supplies the native binary on
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supported platforms.
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supported platforms. A user-managed `readseek` on `PATH` (for example a
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system-package or developer install) takes precedence over the bundled binary.
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## Tools
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"display": {
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"read": "compact",
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"grep": "compact",
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"edit": "expanded",
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```
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- `overrideTools`: any of `"
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- `overrideTools`: any of `"edit"`, `"write"`, and `"grep"`.
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- `imageMode`: `"auto"` uses Pi's native image input when available, `"on"`
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always runs local analysis, and `"off"` skips standalone images. Image modes
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are `all`, `ocr`, `caption`, and `objects`; in `"auto"`, `none` returns a
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- `grep.maxLines` and `grep.maxBytes`: output limits; larger values are clamped
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- `display`: initial `"compact"` or `"expanded"` state for `grep`,
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`edit`, and `write` results.
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## Development
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