@earendil-works/pi-coding-agent/dist/modes/interactive/components/pi-logo.js

Coding agent CLI with read, bash, edit, write tools and session management

import { backgroundAnsi, foregroundAnsi, isAppleTerminalSession, rgbColor } from "@earendil-works/pi-tui";
import { theme } from "../theme/theme.js";
const CORAL = rgbColor(228, 138, 122);
const BLUE = rgbColor(79, 142, 179);
const YELLOW = rgbColor(234, 182, 93);
const RESET = "\x1b[0m";
/**
 * The pi logo: 4 cells wide and 2 lines tall. Each cell shows two square pixels with half blocks:
 *
 *   coral coral coral .
 *   blue  .     coral .
 *   blue  blue  .     yellow
 *   blue  .     .     yellow
 *
 * The brand colors stay fixed across themes; they follow the terminal's color mode.
 */
export function piLogoLines() {
    const mode = theme.getColorMode();
    const fg = (color) => foregroundAnsi(color, mode);
    // The fourth cell of the top line is empty, so it is padded to the same width as the bottom line.
    const top = `${fg(CORAL)}${backgroundAnsi(BLUE, mode)}▀${RESET}${fg(CORAL)}▀█${RESET} `;
    const bottom = `${fg(BLUE)}█▀${RESET} ${fg(YELLOW)}█${RESET}`;
    return [top, bottom];
}
/**
 * Whether the terminal renders the half-block logo correctly. Apple Terminal draws gaps between rows and
 * misaligns the half blocks, so it gets the text wordmark instead.
 */
export function supportsPiLogo() {
    return !isAppleTerminalSession();
}
/** Text fallback for the logo: "Pi" with the logo's coral and yellow. */
export function piWordmark() {
    const mode = theme.getColorMode();
    return `${foregroundAnsi(CORAL, mode)}P${RESET}${foregroundAnsi(YELLOW, mode)}i${RESET}`;
}
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