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@deep-tui/plugin-render-run-command

v0.1.0

Published

Prettified run_command output rendering for Deep TUI's TUI.

Readme

@deep-tui/plugin-render-run-command

Renders run_command activity in Deep TUI's TUI as a compact Claude-style block. The command is shell-highlighted and wrapped, while output keeps a short head/tail preview, omitted-line count, failure status, and elapsed time:

  • Ran pnpm test
  │ > test output
  │ checking packages...
  │ [12 lines omitted]
  │ Tests passed
  └ 1.2s

Non-zero exits and signals render with the danger tone, timeouts use the warning tone, and tool failures ({ error: "..." }) are displayed inline. Durable conversations store tool output as JSON text; this renderer parses that JSON back into the structured form, so resumed sessions render the same way as live runs.

The plugin is a pure TUI event renderer. It replaces only run_command tool-call and tool-result events whose output matches the process-tool result shape. Other tools and unstructured run_command results fall through to the default renderer.

Configuration

  • compact: false restores the detailed output box (default true);
  • previewLines controls compact head/tail output lines (default 3);
  • maxStdoutLines limits visible stdout lines (default 80);
  • maxStderrLines limits visible stderr lines (default 40);
  • maxTotalLines caps the complete rendered body before the footer (default 240);
  • maxLineLength is the command syntax-highlighting safety threshold; longer commands remain complete, render plain, and wrap (default 4000);
  • showToolName: false hides the tool name in the completion footer.