Koffi is only used on Windows for VT input support and fails to build
on Termux/Android and Linux systems without build tools. Moving it to
optionalDependencies allows installation to succeed on all platforms
while maintaining Windows functionality.
The previous lazy-loading change switched to require("koffi") inside
enableWindowsVTInput(). In ESM, require is undefined, so the call
threw and VT input mode was silently not enabled on Windows.
Use createRequire(import.meta.url) at module scope and
cjsRequire("koffi") at the call site. This keeps koffi externalized
for Bun binaries while restoring Windows VT input behavior, including
multiline paste handling.
Changed koffi import from top-level to dynamic require in
enableWindowsVTInput() and added --external koffi to bun build.
This prevents embedding all 18 platform .node files (~74MB) into
every compiled binary. For Windows builds, only the win32_x64
koffi.node is shipped alongside the binary.
Binary size reduction: darwin-arm64 142MB -> 67MB, archive 43MB -> 28MB.
Add pasteToEditor(text) method that pastes text into the editor via
bracketed paste sequences, triggering paste handling (including collapse
for large content). Unlike setEditorText which directly replaces content,
pasteToEditor routes through handleInput on the active editor component.
- Add pasteToEditor to ExtensionUIContext interface
- Add handleInput to EditorComponent interface (was missing, all
concrete implementations already had it)
- Implement in interactive mode via bracketed paste sequence
- Add fallback in RPC mode (delegates to setEditorText)
- Document in extensions.md
* feat(tui): extract KillRing and UndoStack, add to Input
Extract kill ring and undo logic from Editor into reusable classes:
- KillRing: ring buffer with accumulation for consecutive kills
- UndoStack<S>: generic stack with clone-on-push semantics
Refactor Editor to use both classes. Add kill ring (kill/yank/
yank-pop), undo with coalescing, and deleteWordForward to Input.
* feat(tui): extract handleBackspace() and handleForwardDelete()
Mario Zechner