- Add new animation functionality to the taskbar; icons will enlarge when the mouse hovers over them
- Introduce new CSS properties and styles to support the animation effects
- Implement mouse move and leave event handling in UITaskbar
- Add UITaskBarCreateCurve and UITask components
* Update README.md
* Fixed issue: #1033 (Added app category display in Dev Center in main app list)
* Fixed issue: #1033 (Added app category display in Dev Center in main app list)
* test 1033
* Fixed issue: #1033 (Added app category display in Dev Center in main app list)
* Fixed issue: #1033 (Added app category display in Dev Center in main app list)
* Center the app checkbox
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Co-authored-by: jelveh <nj@puter.com>
- Added login and logout functionality with corresponding UI elements.
- Enhanced layout for user information display and login button.
- Integrated authentication state checks to update UI based on user sign-in status.
- Improved button styles and interactions for better user experience.
- Added user-select: none to disable text selection for better UX.
- Adjusted margins for buttons and elements to improve spacing and alignment.
- Modified the layout of the navigation bar for a cleaner appearance.
- Added a settings button to open a modal for configuring Puter.js URL and API Origin.
- Implemented functions to load and save settings to localStorage.
- Dynamically load the Puter.js script based on user-defined settings.
- Styled the modal and its components for better user experience.
This commit implements uploading Puter files through ai.chat using
Claude's beta "file inputs" feature. To use this, simply specify
`puter_path` in a content part, and that content part will be
transformed into the correct type of content part for the specified file
and the file will be uploaded.
- Introduced a "Reset results" button to clear test container backgrounds and remove error messages.
- Implemented hover styles for the reset button to enhance user interaction.
- Ensured the reset functionality hides the progress panel and resets progress tracking.
- Introduced two new tests: testGetPerformance and testSetPerformance.
- Each test measures the execution time of the respective method and asserts that it completes in under 100ms.
- Ensured correct value retrieval and performance metrics are logged for both tests.
- Added a progress panel to display real-time test execution status, including current test, progress percentage, and elapsed time.
- Introduced styles for the progress panel and its components to enhance visibility and user experience.
- Implemented JavaScript functions to manage progress tracking, including starting and stopping timers, and updating the panel with test results.
- Ensured the progress panel is responsive to test selections and updates dynamically during test execution.
- Adjusted the styles for the test counter to enhance its appearance.
- Removed inline styles from the test counter span for cleaner HTML structure.
- Ensured consistent font size and color for better readability.
- Added a fixed navigation bar for improved accessibility and layout.
- Introduced a test counter to display the number of selected tests.
- Updated styles for better alignment and spacing in the test UI.
- Ensured the counter updates dynamically based on checkbox selections.
- Updated the test UI to include a master checkbox that controls the selection of individual test checkboxes.
- Implemented logic to update the master checkbox state based on the selection of individual checkboxes and group checkboxes.
- Adjusted the margin for h2 checkboxes for improved layout.
- Added sticky positioning for h2 headers in the test section.
- Updated h2 elements to include checkboxes for grouping tests (File System, Key Value Store, AI).
- Implemented event listeners to synchronize individual test checkboxes with their respective group checkboxes.
- Simplified select/unselect all functionality to update group checkboxes accordingly.
All users have access to KV, however the permission system is used
because:
1. KV is a driver, and all drivers have access checks
2. The rate limit policy comes from the permission system
This change uses support for implicit permission shortcuts to prevent
any of the permission association tables from being read. It also
hard-codes the policy so that KV's rate-limit policy is not read from
the policy.json file.
Permission implicators with the "shortcut" option will be checked prior
to concurrent permission scanning. If any of these permissions are
granted, then the concurrent phase of permission scanning will not be
invoked; instead, the user will only see the shortcut permission.
It may be useful to add an option in the future for a full permission
scan, which could be useful in such things as a user interface to help
with permission management.
jelveh