Brooklyn Nicholson
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Three small dedupes in the surfaces this feature touches: - GLASS_SUPPORTED was a fourth inline copy of "am I on a Mac" in the renderer. src/lib/platform.ts owns it now and the terminal's isMacPlatform re-exports it, so the two call sites can't drift. - The store held intensity and mode as two atoms behind two localStorage keys with two subscriptions calling one sync. They are one setting: one atom, one key, one subscription. A pre-mode value under that key is a bare intensity, which has only ever meant clear -- read() keeps it there. - global.d.ts re-declared the IPC payload as an inline union. It takes TranslucencyState, so widening the state can't leave the bridge behind. isChatWindow is exported and takes its search string as a parameter, because "which windows may thin their surfaces" is the contract worth pinning.
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420 B
TypeScript
11 lines
420 B
TypeScript
/**
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* Platform detection for the renderer.
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*
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* The renderer has no `process.platform`, and several surfaces need to know
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* whether they're on a Mac — keybind glyphs, terminal shortcuts, and the
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* macOS-only vibrancy features. One definition so they can't disagree.
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*/
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export const isMacPlatform = (): boolean =>
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typeof navigator !== 'undefined' && /mac/i.test(navigator.platform || navigator.userAgent || '')
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