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Browser frontends pack each frame as parallel cell arrays. wasm32 stubs the tty signal helpers and fills TerminalConfig.terminal_size instead of probing a console.
Pack symbols as Unicode scalars and copy the packed frame into caller-owned slices. Session.fill writes into JS typed arrays instead of allocating a new String and Vec on every getter.
Browser frames read packed cells. ctx.frame() still advances the clock but returns an empty string so get_formatted_output_string does not allocate ANSI or paint cells a second time before pack_display_frame.
Default remains all 37. A single-effect binary or wasm is `--no-default-features --features decrypt`, or `./bin/build --effect decrypt`. The CLI, completions, and wasm catalog only list what was compiled in.
Wasm Session and effect_catalog now build default configs through build_named_effect instead of parsing CLI args. A single-effect wasm drops clap, which was most of that binary. ColorArg parsing moved next to Color so those defaults share it with the CLI. Default impls are checked against clap's subcommand defaults.
Debug-printing EventAction pulled flt2dec into every wasm via CallbackValue::Float. Path speed errors now use a static message too.
Browser frames read packed cells. Skip SGR assembly, cursor sequences, and the tty run loop so those writers stay out of the wasm.
Wasm Session never sets xterm_colors and packed frames emit 24-bit RGB, so hex_to_xterm and its palette scan stay native-only.
Color::from_xterm now uses the 6³ cube formula instead of a 256-entry hex string table, so that table stays out of the wasm.
Packed frames already store 24-bit RGB on Color, so wasm Session stops building SGR ColorCode strings just to parse them back.
Gradient and brightness shifts skip format!/from_hex and write the hex string from the RGB bytes already on Color.
Display no longer Debug-prints the offending sequence, so Session
error paths do not pull that formatter. CLI still prints {seq:?}.
Packed frames read Color RGB, so wasm no longer rebuilds the input's SGR text while preprocessing.
Unseeded Session fills eight bytes from crypto.getRandomValues instead of linking getrandom's unused-target error paths.
`--palette HEX[,HEX...]` replaces each effect's default colors with the given list. Repeat the flag or split on commas and whitespace. Color flags passed on the effect keep their values. The wasm Session constructor takes the same list as an optional string so a host can pass theme hex colors without a file.
Light themes need a white paper behind the glyphs. Session takes an optional background hex so fades and empty cells match that paper instead of always using black.
`--bands` and the wasm Session ninth argument paint input characters from a five-color palette: crest, hover, lit, mid, dim. Units follow the wordmark spec drawing, so t=0 is the top of the word and t=1 is the bottom, independent of how many bitmap rows the glyph has.
Screensaver and WTE logos encode the 19-row wordmark as ▄▀█, so a full block is two spec pixels. Coloring by terminal row made the M peak steal the crest and turned the 1-unit hover into a whole character cell.
Measuring t in half-pixels let the 1-unit hover fall between two █ centers, so the screensaver showed three fat stripes. Lay 3-1-3-2-4 out on whole rows with largest remainder so all five stay visible.
The FIGlet peak is a sparse extra row. Counting it in the span left O/A/R with a one-row crest. Map the field across dense rows; the peak stays crest and the Y tail stays dim.
The crest is four units, then one hover, four lit, three mid, five dim. The field is 17 units tall.
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Crest, hover, lit, mid, dim. Nineteen units, one per wordmark row.
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Crest, hover, lit, mid, dim. Spread that ratio across however many lines the input has (19 lines stay 5-2-4-3-5). Every ink row counts.
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Crest, hover, lit, mid, dim. Spread that ratio across however many lines the input has (19 lines stay 4-3-4-3-5). Every ink row counts.
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Summary
Adds a wasm
Session, hex--palette, and--bandsso WTE, omarchy.org, and the Omarchy screensaver can share one engine.Session: packed frames into caller-owned buffers, optional palette string, terminal background, ninthbandsargument--palette HEX[,HEX...]replaces each effect's default colors--bandscolors the input word in five field stripes: crest, hover, lit, mid, dim at 4, 3, 4, 3, 5 (19 units, one per wordmark bitmap row). Layout uses dense body rows so a FIGlet peak does not steal the crest. Requires--palette. Sets existing-color handling toalwaysso every effect settles on those stripes--no-default-features --features decrypt) and wasm-only skips so a browser build stays smallv0.3.2 has none of
--palette/--bands.Test plan
cargo test --lib bandsttfx --helpshows--paletteand--bandsttfx -i logo.txt --palette '#daecc6,#bbdd97,#9ece6a,#678549,#39482e' --terminal-background-color '#0e0e14' --bands decrypt