- Move refresh button out of directory-only block in FileNavToolbar
- When viewing a file, refresh reloads that file's content
- When in directory view, refresh reloads the listing (unchanged)
- New NotebookView component renders markdown cells (marked+DOMPurify),
code cells (Shiki-highlighted with execution count gutter), and
outputs (text, HTML tables, base64 images, error tracebacks)
- ANSI escape codes stripped from error output
- Source toggle shows raw JSON
- Dark mode support throughout
- New JsonTreeView component with recursive collapsible nodes,
auto-expand depth, and GitHub-themed dark mode colors
- JSON/JSONC/JSON5 files show tree view by default, toggle to
Shiki-highlighted source
- SVG files show rendered preview (DOMPurify-sanitized) by default,
toggle to Shiki-highlighted XML source
- SVG removed from IMAGE_EXTS to enable text-based preview
- YAML/TOML already covered by Shiki bundled languages
- Add Shiki-powered syntax highlighting for code files with dual
light/dark themes (github-light/github-dark), line numbers, and
source/preview toggle
- Add native <video> player for mp4, webm, mov, ogv, avi, mkv
- Add native <audio> player for mp3, wav, ogg, flac, m4a, aac, opus
- New utility: src/lib/utils/codeHighlight.ts with extension-to-lang
mapping using Shiki's bundled language registry
Same optimization as the merged ResponseMessage PR: replace JSON.parse(JSON.stringify()) with structuredClone and add an O(1) fast-path check on content before falling back to full JSON.stringify comparison.
Same optimization as ResponseMessage: add O(1) fast-path check on content and done fields before falling back to full JSON.stringify comparison. Avoids expensive serialization when only content changes during streaming.
Replace 7 instances of JSON.parse(JSON.stringify()) deep cloning with the native structuredClone API. All are on cold paths (model selection, file preparation, history saving) but structuredClone is ~2x faster and more readable.
During streaming, every token change triggers a full JSON.stringify comparison on the code block token object. Add an O(1) fast-path check on token.text and token.raw — the fields that actually change during streaming — before falling back to the expensive JSON.stringify comparison for infrequent structural changes.
Timothy Jaeryang Baek