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james.maesandClaude Fable 5.1 1bc4ddd0be release: qqq 1.0.0 (#11)
qqq 1.0.0: the command-line client and the full-screen terminal UI (qqq ui) for QQQ applications over the UI API (/qqq/v1), with @qrun-io/qqq-cli 1.0.0, @qrun-io/qqq-core 1.0.0, @qrun-io/qqq-ui-api-client 1.8.0 and @qrun-io/qqq-ui-api-conformance 1.6.0 going final together. Squash of the release/1.0.0 branch at 79ba68e (the branch is kept with the full signed history; the tags v1.8.0 and cli-v1.0.0 point at that commit, which is what the released binaries were built from). See CHANGELOG.md [1.0.0] and docs/release-notes/1.0.0.md.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-11-01 12:49:06 -06:00

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Developer view

D on a record opens the record developer view; D on a table grid opens the table developer view. Both show what the web UI's developer mode shows (record /app/{table}/{id}/dev, table /app/{table}/dev), split into sections instead of one long page.

Layout

┌─ Developer · Person 12 ──────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ 1 Security  2 Events  3 Scripts  4 JSON  5 Metadata  6 Audits  7 APIs│  section bar
│ ESB Events · Publishing                                              │  title · status (tone colour)
│ This table publishes its record changes to the ESB as CloudEvents.   │  description, dim
│──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────│
│ body: headings, key/value pairs, grids, JSON, actions               █│  scrollable pane
│                                                                     ░│  with a scroll bar
│ ←→ 1-7 section · ↑↓ PgUp PgDn scroll · Enter open · v view · y copy  │  key line
└──────────────────────────────────────────────── lines 1–20 of 48 ────┘

The bar windows around the active section (with ‹ ›) when the sections do not fit. The standard status line and F-key bar stay below: F1 Help, F2 Go to, F3 Record (record view) or Table (table view: back to the grid), F5 Refresh, F9 Menu, F10 Quit; F4 F6 F7 F8 do nothing here. Esc goes back to the screen underneath (the record or the grid, at the row it was on).

Sections

Record view Table view Source
Security (record security locks) — developer panel recordSecurity
Events (CloudEvents, published to, subscribers, sample event, ESB links) Events (publications and subscribers with counters, dead-letter queues, last errors) panel esb; GET /esb/table/{t}
Scripts (associated scripts, revisions: code, run logs, test run, store a new version from $EDITOR) — GET /table/{t}/{pk}/developer
JSON (raw values; API endpoints for the record) JSON (the full table metadata) the developer route; table metadata
Metadata (summary, fields, sections) Metadata (the same) table metadata
Audits (newest first; Enter shows the changes) — kernel getAudits
APIs (application APIs and OpenAPI documents) APIs (the same) listTableApis
any further provider panel (Quick Search, SQL Workbench, Assistant…), one section each — other developer panels

Shared sections have the same name, order and rendering in both views.

Body rules

  • Grids use the main grid's column layout (layoutColumns): fixed columns, cells cut with …, empty cells show —. When a column is — for every row a dim line under the grid says why (the broker does not report queue counts, for example).
  • JSON is pretty-printed with two-space indent and tinted (keys, strings, numbers, literals). In the pane, a line longer than the width is cut with …; it is never wrapped onto a new line, so values cannot be split or repeated. v (or Enter on the block) opens the full value viewer, which soft-wraps long lines without losing characters. y copies the value under the cursor (system clipboard tool when present, else OSC 52; a message says when neither is available).
  • An empty section says why in one dim line (no panel from the server, no scripts on the table, no audit source).
  • Links become actions: /app/{t}/dev opens the table developer view, /app/{t}/{id}/dev the record developer view, /app/{t}/{id} the record, /app/{t} the grid, /app/{process} the process. Anything else (the ESB overview, the SQL workbench) has no TUI screen: the line shows the web URL with a dim "browser only" note, and y copies it.