dev-null-tty 0.1.0__tar.gz → 0.2.0__tar.gz

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  1. {dev_null_tty-0.1.0 → dev_null_tty-0.2.0}/PKG-INFO +32 -8
  2. {dev_null_tty-0.1.0 → dev_null_tty-0.2.0}/README.md +31 -7
  3. {dev_null_tty-0.1.0 → dev_null_tty-0.2.0}/pyproject.toml +1 -1
  4. {dev_null_tty-0.1.0 → dev_null_tty-0.2.0}/pyproject.toml.orig +1 -1
  5. dev_null_tty-0.2.0/src/dev_null_tty/__init__.py +1478 -0
  6. {dev_null_tty-0.1.0 → dev_null_tty-0.2.0}/src/dev_null_tty/api.py +211 -3
  7. {dev_null_tty-0.1.0 → dev_null_tty-0.2.0}/src/dev_null_tty/styles.tcss +144 -3
  8. dev_null_tty-0.1.0/src/dev_null_tty/__init__.py +0 -758
  9. {dev_null_tty-0.1.0 → dev_null_tty-0.2.0}/src/dev_null_tty/__main__.py +0 -0
  10. {dev_null_tty-0.1.0 → dev_null_tty-0.2.0}/src/dev_null_tty/desktop.py +0 -0
{dev_null_tty-0.1.0 → dev_null_tty-0.2.0}/PKG-INFO RENAMED
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  Metadata-Version: 2.3
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  Name: dev-null-tty
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- Version: 0.1.0
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+ Version: 0.2.0
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  Summary: A terminal interface for /dev/null
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  Author: Avetis Avo Pisikyan
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  Author-email: Avetis Avo Pisikyan <apisikya@gmail.com>
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  the signed `/api/v1/log/{log}` endpoint after sign-in. Each journal supports
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  automatic cursor-based infinite scrolling and commit search. Guest users can
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  view the profile and sign in; journals require an approved device. Signed-in
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- users can publish commits, reply to a commit, or quote it. The modal composer
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- shows the original commit above the editor for replies and quotes, and submits
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- through the signed `POST /api/v1/commits` endpoint. Press `Ctrl+Q` or `Escape`
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- to close the composer.
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+ users can browse a cursor-paginated notifications inbox, publish commits,
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+ reply to a commit, or quote it. Opening the notifications inbox marks
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+ notifications read on /dev/null. Click detected
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+ HTTP(S) links with the mouse to open them in your default browser. The modal
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+ composer shows the original commit above the editor for replies and quotes,
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+ and submits through the signed `POST /api/v1/commits` endpoint. Press
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+ `Ctrl+P` to submit. Press `Ctrl+Q` or `Escape` to close the composer.
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+ Press `Enter` on a selected journal entry to open its full commit and replies.
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+ Use `j` / `k` to navigate replies, `Enter` to follow a reply into its own
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+ thread, `u` to move to the parent comment, and `q` or `Escape` to return to the
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+ previous screen. Commit details show the ancestor and parent-comment context
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+ in a scrollable pane on the left, and the comment being replied to above its
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+ replies on the right. Press `Ctrl+J` / `Ctrl+K` or use the mouse wheel to
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+ scroll the ancestor history. Press `Ctrl+R` to reply to the thread's main
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+ commit or selected comment. Scroll the replies list to load older replies.
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  The profile's **Sign in with GitHub** action starts the documented PKCE
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  device authorization flow. To preserve existing sign-ins, the app keeps its
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  Keyboard shortcuts:
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  - `h` / `l` — Previous / next journal
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- - `j` / `k` — Next / previous commit
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+ - `r` — Refresh the active journal
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+ - `n` — Open notifications
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+ - `j` / `k` — Next / previous commit or notification
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+ - `Enter` — Open the selected commit/notification or follow a selected reply
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+ - `Ctrl+J` / `Ctrl+K` — Scroll commit thread history
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+ - `Ctrl+R` — Reply to the thread's main commit or selected comment
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+ - `u` — Move up to the parent comment in a thread
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+ - `q` (commit thread) — Return to the previous screen
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+ - `Escape` — Return to the previous screen
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  - `Shift+C` — New commit
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  - `Shift+Q` — Quote selected commit
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  - `Shift+R` — Reply to selected commit
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  - `q` — Quit
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+ Journal navigation wraps between Latest, Following, and Trending. Loaded
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+ journals remain visible when you switch away; a cached journal refreshes after
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+ you leave it selected for two seconds.
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  ## Test
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  ```bash
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- git tag v0.1.0
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{dev_null_tty-0.1.0 → dev_null_tty-0.2.0}/README.md RENAMED
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  the signed `/api/v1/log/{log}` endpoint after sign-in. Each journal supports
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  automatic cursor-based infinite scrolling and commit search. Guest users can
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  view the profile and sign in; journals require an approved device. Signed-in
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- users can publish commits, reply to a commit, or quote it. The modal composer
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- shows the original commit above the editor for replies and quotes, and submits
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- through the signed `POST /api/v1/commits` endpoint. Press `Ctrl+Q` or `Escape`
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- to close the composer.
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+ users can browse a cursor-paginated notifications inbox, publish commits,
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+ reply to a commit, or quote it. Opening the notifications inbox marks
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+ notifications read on /dev/null. Click detected
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+ HTTP(S) links with the mouse to open them in your default browser. The modal
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+ composer shows the original commit above the editor for replies and quotes,
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+ and submits through the signed `POST /api/v1/commits` endpoint. Press
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+ `Ctrl+P` to submit. Press `Ctrl+Q` or `Escape` to close the composer.
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+ Press `Enter` on a selected journal entry to open its full commit and replies.
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+ Use `j` / `k` to navigate replies, `Enter` to follow a reply into its own
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+ thread, `u` to move to the parent comment, and `q` or `Escape` to return to the
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+ previous screen. Commit details show the ancestor and parent-comment context
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+ in a scrollable pane on the left, and the comment being replied to above its
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+ replies on the right. Press `Ctrl+J` / `Ctrl+K` or use the mouse wheel to
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+ scroll the ancestor history. Press `Ctrl+R` to reply to the thread's main
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+ commit or selected comment. Scroll the replies list to load older replies.
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  The profile's **Sign in with GitHub** action starts the documented PKCE
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  device authorization flow. To preserve existing sign-ins, the app keeps its
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  Keyboard shortcuts:
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  - `h` / `l` — Previous / next journal
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- - `j` / `k` — Next / previous commit
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+ - `r` — Refresh the active journal
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+ - `n` — Open notifications
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+ - `j` / `k` — Next / previous commit or notification
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+ - `Enter` — Open the selected commit/notification or follow a selected reply
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+ - `Ctrl+J` / `Ctrl+K` — Scroll commit thread history
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+ - `Ctrl+R` — Reply to the thread's main commit or selected comment
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+ - `u` — Move up to the parent comment in a thread
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+ - `q` (commit thread) — Return to the previous screen
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+ - `Escape` — Return to the previous screen
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  - `Shift+C` — New commit
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  - `Shift+Q` — Quote selected commit
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  - `Shift+R` — Reply to selected commit
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+ - `Ctrl+P` — Submit the commit, reply, or quote
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  - `q` — Quit
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+ Journal navigation wraps between Latest, Following, and Trending. Loaded
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+ journals remain visible when you switch away; a cached journal refreshes after
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+ you leave it selected for two seconds.
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  ## Test
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{dev_null_tty-0.1.0 → dev_null_tty-0.2.0}/pyproject.toml RENAMED
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  [project]
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  name = "dev-null-tty"
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- version = "0.1.0"
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  description = "A terminal interface for /dev/null"
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  readme = "README.md"
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  requires-python = ">=3.11"
{dev_null_tty-0.1.0 → dev_null_tty-0.2.0}/pyproject.toml.orig RENAMED
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  [project]
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  name = "dev-null-tty"
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  description = "A terminal interface for /dev/null"
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  readme = "README.md"
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  authors = [