TerminalCapabilities already tracks hyperlinks: boolean and returns true
for Ghostty, Kitty, WezTerm, and iTerm2, but nothing generated OSC 8
sequences. This completes that stub.
Changes to packages/tui:
- terminal-image.ts: add hyperlink(text, url) and setCapabilities()
- index.ts: export hyperlink and setCapabilities
- utils.ts: extend AnsiCodeTracker to track active OSC 8 URLs
- process() now handles OSC 8 open/close sequences
- getActiveCodes() re-emits the OSC 8 open at each line start
- getLineEndReset() closes the OSC 8 hyperlink before each line break
This ensures hyperlinks wrap correctly across multiple lines.
- components/markdown.ts: link renderer uses hyperlink() when
getCapabilities().hyperlinks is true; falls back to (url) text
- Tests: new wrap-ansi tests for OSC 8 line-wrapping; terminal-image
tests for hyperlink(); markdown tests covering both code paths;
table-cell width test pinned to hyperlinks:false (checks raw columns)
closes#3239
Co-authored-by: AI (Pi/Claude Sonnet 4.6) <noreply@pi.dev>
Co-authored-by: Mario Zechner <badlogicgames@gmail.com>
The quoteInlineStyleContext used an empty stylePrefix, so after inline
elements (links, bold, code) closed their ANSI codes inside a blockquote,
the quote color was not re-applied. Text following a link rendered in
default foreground instead of the quote theme color.
Headings applied styling (bold+cyan) as an outer wrapper around the
result of renderInlineTokens. When inline elements like codespan emitted
ANSI resets, the outer heading style was killed and only the default
text style was restored via stylePrefix.
Fix: pass a heading-specific InlineStyleContext into renderInlineTokens
so each text segment gets heading styling directly, and stylePrefix
restores heading style after inline elements.
* feat(tui): treat paste markers as atomic segments in editor
Paste markers like `[paste #1 +123 lines]` are now treated as single
atomic units for cursor movement, word navigation, deletion, and
wrapping. Only markers with valid paste IDs (present in the editor's
pastes Map) are treated atomically.
* fix(tui): word-wrap oversized atomic segments in editor
* 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()
When moving up/down through lines of varying lengths, the editor now
remembers the original column position and restores it when reaching a
line long enough to accommodate it.
Example: cursor at column 10, move up to a shorter line (cursor clamps
to end), move up again to a longer line - cursor returns to column 10.
Implementation:
- Add preferredVisualCol instance property (nullable)
- Set it when moving to a shorter line during vertical navigation
- Clear it when arriving at a line that fits the preferred column
- Clear it on any horizontal movement or editing via setCursorCol()
- Detect line rewrap by checking if cursor is in middle of line
- When pressing right at end of prompt, set preferredVisualCol so
subsequent up/down navigation uses that column position
* fix(tui): blockquote multiline rendering and wrapping
Fix two bugs in blockquote rendering:
1. ANSI codes split incorrectly on newlines - when text tokens contain
newlines, applyDefaultStyle() wrapped the entire string including the
newline in ANSI codes. Any caller splitting by \n would break the codes.
Fixed by splitting text by newlines before styling in renderInlineTokens().
2. Wrapped blockquote lines lost the │ border - long blockquote lines
that wrapped to multiple lines only had the border on the first line.
Fixed by wrapping within the blockquote case and adding border to each line.
* test(tui): add test for inline formatting inside blockquotes
When cursor is on the first visual line and up is pressed, jump to
start of line instead of doing nothing. When cursor is on the last
visual line and down is pressed, jump to end of line instead of doing
nothing. This matches standard behavior in most native text inputs.
- Add isImageLine() to terminal-image.ts with single startsWith check based on detected terminal protocol
- Replace dual includes() checks in tui.ts with imported isImageLine()
- Add image line handling to markdown.ts to skip wrapping and margins for image escapes
- Consolidate Box cache into RenderCache type with childLines/width/bgSample/lines fields
- Use in-place mutation in applyLineResets() to avoid array allocation
Mario Zechner