deepseek-harness/packages/client/ui-primitives

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Shared React UI atoms for the dsh web client: controls, icons, markdown and math rendering, and the terminal/read/diff/search/web output cards (zero Cordis).	package-library

@deepseek-ai/dsh-client-ui-primitives

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Summary

Use dsh-client-ui-primitives to build web-client controls and render agent output with shared React UI. It includes standard controls, icons, anchored overlays, and renderers for Markdown with TeX, terminal output, file reads, diffs, search, web retrieval, and JSON. The renderers handle untrusted model output by dropping raw HTML, restricting links, and parsing ANSI escape sequences. The components import no Cordis runtime; callers supply localized labels, and theme-facing colors use --dsw-* design tokens.

Table of Contents

• Use this package
• Understand the implementation
• Further Exploration
• Model Experience
• Known Limitations and Deferred Work
• Dev Note

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Use this package

This package is a Web-shell build input. Its static ESM retains third-party imports and styles for Vite; independent consumers supply its development dependencies (dependency rules).

Compose feature UI from these atoms whenever the web client needs a standard control or an agent-output renderer. They render through React only and take --dsw-* design tokens from the theme, so they fit any plugin without importing the theme or the slot system.

Component catalog

Check this table before writing a control in a feature package. A plugin cannot import another plugin's component, so this package is the only place a control can be shared: reuse what fits, and lift a deliberate visual difference into a prop rather than starting a second copy.

Export	What it is
Button	Clickable action; variant selects primary, ghost, outline, or toolbar.
Switch	Two-state toggle, 36×20. label is required, so the control cannot ship unnamed.
Checkbox	Labeled native checkbox with controlled state, keyboard interaction, and disabled styling; the caller supplies localized label text.
Input	Single-line text entry for search boxes and inline forms.
Menu, MenuItemButton	Dropdown of items data rows, separators, and group labels, with nested submenus; children adds component rows, each a MenuItemButton (separatorBefore starts a new group), in the same list. Every row shares the styling, the keyboard walk, and the focus return; closing stays the owner's state change for both kinds. While open, ↑/↓ (with Home and End) walk the list, Tab settles the focused row, and Escape or Shift+Tab close back to the anchor; selecting a row also returns the keyboard to the anchor unless the owner moved it itself. Only a keyboard on the anchor or inside the list is intercepted, and autoFocus decides solely whether opening focuses the first row.
Pill	Selectable capsule button for view switchers and filters; takes active and onClick.
SegmentedTabs	Controlled equal-width tabs with a sliding indicator and Left/Right, Home, and End navigation. The caller supplies labels, tab/panel ids, and panel content.
Tag	Read-only capsule badge; tone selects one of eight palettes.
StateDot	Solid green done, amber warning, red error, and neutral-grey idle marks in a 10px slot, plus a tertiary-grey 14px rotating ongoing loader. aria-hidden, so the render site owns the name.
ConnectionIndicator	Inline connection-recovery control across outage, retry, and recovered states.
DisclosureRow	24px compact disclosure that lays title and content side by side.
Modal	Centered dialog over a page mask.
RiskConfirmation	Sensitive action gated behind an explicit checkbox.
OnboardingSurface	First-run stage that holds the application root inert.
Tooltip	Hover text on a cloned anchor, placed right, bottom, or top.
HoverCard	Hover preview the pointer can rest on and select from; optional copy button.
Toast	Transient top-center banner held for the owner's holdMs.
JsonTree, JsonBlock	Read-only JSON inspection.
MarkdownText, MarkdownDelegateProvider, CodeBlock	Untrusted GFM with TeX math, owner-delegated HTTP(S) navigation, and highlighted code. CodeBlock accepts opt-in lineNumbers; copied source excludes the gutter, and contentRef exposes its stable source wrapper to an owner that uses it as a scrollport. Set showHeader={false} when the owner supplies its own language and copy toolbar.
TerminalBlock, ReadBlock, DiffBlock, SearchBlock, WebBlock	The agent-output card matching each tool-result intent.
icons/*, FishLogo, BrandWordmark, ReferenceIconRegular/ReferenceIconMedium, LinkIconRegular/LinkIconMedium	Glyphs and brand marks. Use LinkIconMedium for 14px clickable-link categories and known-site marks.
PermissionIconReadOnlyRegular/Medium, PermissionIconWorkspaceWriteRegular/Medium, PermissionIconFullAccessRegular/Medium	Permission-mode glyphs for read-only, workspace-write, and full-access choices.
PluginArtworkTerminal/Loop/Subagent/Search/Default	Fixed-palette 36×36 plugin artwork for the plugin-management surfaces; Default marks plugins without artwork of their own. Def ids are per-instance, so the same artwork repeats safely on one page.
FileTypeIcon, classifyFileType, fileExtension	A category-colored 28px file or folder glyph and the shared case-insensitive filename mapping behind it. Code and configuration files use detailed full-color technology glyphs; use LinkIconMedium for link-leading glyphs and image previews for image content.
languageForPath, CODE_HIGHLIGHT_EXTENSIONS, useCodeHighlighter	The filename grammar selection and lazy line-token highlighter shared by code preview and diff review.

Three pairs are easy to confuse:

• Tag against Pill. Reach for Tag for a read-only badge at the 11px capsule size, and for Pill when the capsule is selectable (active and onClick, as view switchers and filters use) or when it must sit on a 24px text line — TerminalBlock renders its exit status as a static Pill for exactly that reason. Size decides as much as interactivity here; the two are not interchangeable.
• DisclosureRow against a card. The row lays its title and content side by side at a fixed 24px. A card that stacks a name over a description is a different layout, and belongs in the feature package — ui-settings-plugins' PluginCard is the precedent and records why.
• FoldToggle against the exported surface. It is package-internal and not exported; the output cards use it for their head-tail fold.

Writing your own component in your own package is fine when the need is genuinely specific. What is not fine is copying a control that already exists here — and once a second package needs the same control, it belongs in this package (decision).

Controls and icons

The catalog above lists what each export is for; this section covers the behavior that props alone do not show. Product icon names omit artboard sizes and end in Regular for the supplied one-pixel artwork or Medium for the same geometry at a 1.3px stroke; the size prop controls rendered dimensions (decision). Each product, reference, link, and permission glyph intentionally keeps both weight exports even when the current product uses only one, so callers can choose emphasis without adding another API later; fill-only pairs render identically. IconWarningOutlineRegular/Medium use a circle; IconWarningTriangleOutlineRegular/Medium use a rounded triangle. FishLogo and BrandWordmark fill brand slots. FileTypeIcon renders the traditional 28px spreadsheet, folder, HTML, image, Markdown, generic, PDF, PPT, video, and Word glyphs, and uses the imported square technology artwork for the established 48 code and configuration categories. The import replaces artwork only: archive-only categories do not extend CodeFileType. classifyFileType applies exact filename, prefix, suffix, optional project-context, and extension rules in that order; React names win over TypeScript/JavaScript, Angular suffixes win over their base extension, and a Dart file becomes Flutter only when the supplied project files contain a pubspec.yaml with flutter:. Markdown and SVG remain traditional Markdown and image files. Spreadsheet mappings include CSV, TSV, Excel workbooks and templates, OpenDocument spreadsheets, and Numbers; KEY maps to slides, while RTF/ODT/Pages map to documents. fileExtension exposes the same basename and final-dot parsing for adjacent metadata labels. Traditional glyphs use a solid category-colored sheet with a white mark and translucent white corner; the generic file uses a grey sheet and darker grey corner. Callers may override the sheet color through --dsh-file-type-icon-color. The full-color technology artwork is the deliberate exception and retains its embedded palette. All glyphs are decorative and carry no label. LinkIconMedium is the leading glyph for clickable artifact links — globe, folder, code, image, document, or plain paper, and for a url link the mark of a well-known site named by its href — the developer sites a transcript usually cites (GitHub, GitLab, npm, PyPI, Stack Overflow, MDN, Wikipedia, Hacker News, YouTube, X, Bilibili, Zhihu, Juejin, CSDN) and mainstream search, video, social, shopping, and reference sites (Google, Baidu, DuckDuckGo, TikTok, Netflix, Spotify, Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, Telegram, WhatsApp, WeChat, QQ, Weibo, Taobao, AliExpress, eBay, Quora, V2EX, Apple) — while classifyLinkPath folds the shared file types into that existing six-category vocabulary. ConnectionIndicator renders a warning-colored disconnected action whose permanent retry glyph marks the retry action beside the owner-supplied outage label, the shared ongoing loader beside a label whose one-to-three dots advance every 500ms independently of retry timing, or a success-colored recovered status. Clicking either warning state requests an immediate reconnect; no hover interaction changes the copy. The pill fades in on appearance, fades out for 150ms before unmounting, and sizes to its current label. Its owner supplies visibility, the recovery hold, localized labels, and the immediate-reconnect callback; the primitive uses no native title tooltip. useAnchoredPosition and useAnchoredMaxHeight keep floating panels and bottom-anchored overlays clamped to the viewport and following their anchor; useAnchoredMaxHeight and portalled Menu widen their 12px top viewport margin to the frame's published --dsh-frame-top-clearance. HoverCard keeps its portaled preview reachable across the anchor gap and can expose a copy button through the copyText prop. Toast uses the owner's holdMs for both the fade delay and its hold-and-fade lifetime. Rerenders with unchanged holdMs do not restart that lifetime; completion uses the latest callback, and fully faded actions cannot receive input. A new component key restarts the banner. rankByName is the / menu's shared candidate ranker for the command and skill sources: the query must be a case-insensitive ordered subsequence of the name; prefix hits rank first, then alignment score, then source order. Menu.autoFocus focuses its first enabled item, supports Arrow Up/Down and Home/End navigation, and focuses the first button in the anchor on Escape; it is opt-in for action menus.

Rendering agent output

The nearest MarkdownDelegateProvider supplies optional openExternalLink and openFile navigation callbacks. Nested providers replace the enclosing capabilities, and callback changes reach already-rendered links without rebuilding Markdown. Its openFile makes local Markdown links clickable after settlement. Absolute and workspace-relative paths support percent escapes and #L24 / #L24-L30 fragments; ranges open at their first line. Literal ? and # in filenames must be percent-encoded. The tooltip uses the decoded path and supplies the accessible name when the label is empty. The callback receives the decoded path and optional line, while the renderer preserves the label and displays a file icon. Without a callback, local links remain text. URL schemes, queries, unsupported fragments, and malformed destinations never reach the file opener.

MarkdownText renders untrusted GFM and TeX math, blocks unsafe links and images, and can turn resolved file mentions into explicit controls. A surrounding MarkdownDelegateProvider receives sanitized HTTP(S) URLs from ordinary clicks; modified clicks and links outside a provider retain native external-anchor behavior. When the owner passes a pathImages vocabulary, image destinations that are local media paths rewrite to displayable URLs on settled renders only (the same streaming gate as file mentions); without a vocabulary, local destinations remain inert alt text. A load or decode failure replaces the image with its authored alt text, or the original destination when alt is empty. Changing the image source permits a fresh load. While a reply streams, it freezes completed blocks, advances a top-level open fence by completed lines, and highlights that fence from saved Shiki grammar state. Completed token lines enter fixed-size React groups, so later chunks reconcile only the growing group; an unchanged fence retains that DOM when the final full parse resolves cross-document syntax. TerminalBlock, ReadBlock, DiffBlock, SearchBlock, and WebBlock render the matching tool-result intent with copy controls, overflow handling, and ANSI processing where applicable. JsonTree and JsonBlock inspect JSON values read-only, while projectUserText projects sent user text into inline plain runs and reference chips for the message bubble and queue rows. When supplied with UserTextReferences, file and skill references become keyboard-accessible preview buttons using the same hover and focus styling as prose file links; the first pointer click can open a preview, while subsequent clicks and existing text selections retain native selection handling. Keyboard activation opens previews even when text is selected.

MarkdownText defaults to variant="body". Use variant="compact" for secondary content: its 13px text and 20px line height follow the content-size setting, all heading levels use the same size with weight 600, and paragraphs and lists use tighter spacing. Text, links, and code keep the tertiary color; dotted underlines distinguish links. Code headers scroll with their blocks. Tables and math stay enabled at the surrounding text size and scroll horizontally within the available width. Both variants share the parser and streaming cache.

DiffBlock compares the old and new content by line. It shows actual additions and deletions with up to three neutral context lines on each side, separates distant changes with ⋯, and excludes shared context from both summary and footer totals. Search stops beyond 256 line additions/deletions per fragment; those fragments display and count the complete old and new contents as a coarse replacement, including shared lines. Copy includes the full displayed diff with its prefixes. A final newline is treated as a terminator; differences only in the presence of a final newline are not displayed.

JsonTree clamps collapsed strings to collapsedStringLines (three by default). Expanded strings show raw text, retain sibling commas, and fit within the window and outer scrolling containers. Resize and ancestor-scroll events update that limit. Row copy feedback updates independently of JSON value rendering; pending clipboard writes cannot update a different row or an unmounted tree.

Localizing copy

The atoms cannot read the application locale, so every piece of user-facing copy arrives through required label props. HoverCard, TerminalBlock, JsonTree, CodeBlock, MarkdownText, JsonBlock, ConnectionIndicator, Modal, DiffBlock, ReadBlock, SearchBlock, and WebBlock accept complete localized labels. The package owns no language fallback; omission fails typechecking, and each feature maps its typed t seat into the primitive's label interface.

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Understand the implementation

Implementation internals — click to expand

The package enforces one separation: presentational React atoms with zero Cordis and zero slot knowledge, styled only through --dsw-* tokens, while every feature-specific concern (locale, session data, composition) stays in the composing plugin.

Source map

File	Role
src/index.ts	Public atom exports
src/markdown/	Markdown and math pipeline: micromark parsing, KaTeX typesetting, incremental streaming renderer, CodeBlock/JsonBlock
src/TerminalBlock.tsx	ANSI escape parsing (anser) and terminal card rendering
src/ReadBlock.tsx / src/DiffBlock.tsx	Read and diff cards
src/SearchBlock.tsx / src/WebBlock.tsx	Search and web-retrieval cards
src/icons/	Size-neutral Regular and Medium product glyph components
src/code-highlighting.ts	Shared filename grammar selection and lazy line highlighting
src/plugin-artwork.tsx	Fixed-palette plugin artwork with per-instance SVG def ids
src/useAnchoredPosition.ts / src/useAnchoredMaxHeight.ts	Floating-panel and overlay geometry hooks

Streaming markdown

While a reply streams, MarkdownText parses incrementally: all but the trailing two blocks freeze as cached React elements and only the source tail re-parses per chunk, so per-chunk work tracks the tail instead of the whole reply. A final unclosed top-level fence keeps its parsed code node and sends only the last completed line plus the current partial line through the same GFM grammar; a closing fence or ambiguous parse returns to the ordinary tail path. Highlighting likewise resumes from saved Shiki grammar state and publishes only newly completed lines plus the mutable tail. CodeBlock seals completed lines into fixed-size React groups, reuses earlier groups, and retains the whole highlighted tree across settlement when code and language are unchanged. The settled full parse still resolves references that crossed the freeze boundary.

Geometry and overflow

The output cards share one geometry model: white-space: pre with horizontal scrolling so column-aligned content keeps its alignment, and a head-plus-tail slice behind an expand button past maxLines (default 16) so a long body never stretches the card. TerminalBlock parses ANSI into React spans with a per-line column buffer for cursor movement, honoring erase-in-line, tab stops, and character width.

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Further Exploration

These pages place the atoms in the client stack and the design system.

• ui-renderer — the React renderer that mounts the assembled application and binds slot data.
• ui-tool — the tool-call presentation layer that composes these output cards.
• ui-conversation — the chat surface that renders markdown replies and tool cards.
• ui-theme — the --dsw-* token system these atoms style through.
• Web styling — the authoritative styling rules for web client components.

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Model Experience

None, as the package is a browser-side UI plugin layer that registers nothing model-facing.

KV Cache effect

None; this package neither assembles nor sends a provider request.

Known Limitations and Deferred Work

These limits define how the atoms behave at the edges; they are current package constraints, not a component roadmap.

• Diff search is bounded, input processing is linear — the edit-distance limit trades precise alignment for a coarse replacement on heavily changed fragments. Normalization, fallback rows, and copied output still scale with input size; the height cap limits visible rows, not those allocations.
• Known-site marks are a fixed list — only the named hosts resolve to their own mark, and every other external host keeps the globe; recognizing an arbitrary site would require fetching its icon over the network.
• Streaming defers cross-boundary reference resolution — a reference-style link or footnote whose definition sits on the other side of the incremental freeze boundary renders as literal text while the reply streams; the settled full parse at finalize resolves it.
• A long highlighted fence retains its complete token DOM — streaming avoids re-parsing, re-tokenizing, and reconciling the completed prefix, but it does not discard old colors or virtualize token spans. Final DOM cardinality therefore still follows the fence's token count; nested/container fences and a pathological single long line remain on the general tail path.
• The fish logo is a redrawn approximation — its font glyph has no exportable vector geometry in the local design data, so a hand-authored recreation stands in until an exact export path exists.
• Pill and Input have no design source — both atoms are self-defined; the sidebar search field and view-tab strip that resemble them are consumer-owned compositions, not these atoms.
• No Active StateDot variant — the supported states are done, warning, ongoing, error, and idle.
• User-facing copy is required at the render site — the atoms are zero-Cordis and cannot reach ctx.locale; each feature must supply complete localized labels through the primitive's typed props (decision).
• TerminalBlock is not a terminal emulator — it renders settled or still-running command output, not an interactive session: SGR colors, carriage return, backspace, erase-in-line, tab stops, and character width are honored; absolute cursor positioning, screen clearing, and alternate-screen sequences are stripped.

Dev Note

Working context for maintainers — click to expand

None.

Runtime invariant: No companion is published. Pure props-in React atoms with no Cordis API — no events, no services, no mutable cross-plugin state; rendering contracts are asserted directly by this package's component specs.