Replace lr_gradient_opposite() with msg_gradient() in render_message_overlay().
Messages now render in complementary colors matching the active theme:
- Green theme → magenta messages
- Orange theme → blue messages
- Purple theme → yellow messages
Resolved conflicts in tests/test_config.py by keeping TestActiveTheme tests.
Main branch has new architecture components (controller, events, layers, effects).
Color scheme feature preserved and compatible.
Add msg_gradient() helper function to render.py that applies message
(ntfy) gradient using the active theme's message_gradient property.
This replaces hardcoded magenta gradient in scroll.py with a theme-aware
approach that uses complementary colors from the active theme.
- Add msg_gradient(rows, offset) helper in render.py with fallback to
default magenta gradient when no theme is active
- Update scroll.py imports to use msg_gradient instead of
lr_gradient_opposite
- Replace lr_gradient_opposite() call with msg_gradient() in message
overlay rendering
- Add 6 comprehensive tests for msg_gradient covering theme usage,
fallback behavior, and edge cases
All tests pass (121 passed), no regressions detected.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Remove hardcoded GRAD_COLS and MSG_GRAD_COLS module constants
- Add _default_green_gradient() and _default_magenta_gradient() fallback functions
- Add _color_codes_to_ansi() to convert integer color codes from themes to ANSI escape strings
- Update lr_gradient() signature: cols parameter (was grad_cols)
- lr_gradient() now pulls colors from config.ACTIVE_THEME when available
- Falls back to default green gradient when no theme is active
- Existing calls with explicit cols parameter continue to work
- Add comprehensive tests for new functionality
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add typed dataclasses for tuple returns:
- types.py: HeadlineItem, FetchResult, Block dataclasses with legacy tuple converters
- fetch.py: Add type hints and HeadlineTuple type alias
Add pyright for static type checking:
- Add pyright to dependencies
- Verify type coverage with pyright (0 errors in core modules)
This enables:
- Named types instead of raw tuples (better IDE support, self-documenting)
- Type-safe APIs across modules
- Backward compatibility via to_tuple/from_tuple methods
Note: Lazy imports skipped for render.py - startup impact is minimal.
- Fix pre-existing lint errors in engine/ modules using ruff --unsafe-fixes
- Add hk.pkl with pre-commit and pre-push hooks using ruff builtin
- Configure hooks to use 'uv run' prefix for tool execution
- Update mise.toml to include hk and pkl tools
- All 73 tests pass
fix: apply ruff auto-fixes and add hk git hooks
- Fix pre-existing lint errors in engine/ modules using ruff --unsafe-fixes
- Add hk.pkl with pre-commit and pre-push hooks using ruff builtin
- Configure hooks to use 'uv run' prefix for tool execution
- Update mise.toml to include hk and pkl tools
- Use 'hk install --mise' for proper mise integration
- All 73 tests pass
- Fix import sorting (isort) across all engine modules
- Fix SIM105 try-except-pass patterns (contextlib.suppress)
- Fix nested with statements in tests
- Fix unused loop variables
Run 'uv run pytest' to verify tests still pass.
