1// The "working" line for the wait before a model's first token, in Chat and in Code: the Pooled 2// dots in their loading wave and a verb that changes every two seconds (no clock: the wait is not 3// counted out). Presentation only: whoever shows it removes it when output arrives, and its 4// timer stops by itself once it is off the page. With reduced motion the dots hold still and the 5// words change without the fade. 6 7const VERBS = ["Pondering", "Ruminating", "Noodling", "Tinkering", "Percolating", "Mulling", "Brewing", "Musing", 8 "Simmering", "Cogitating", "Puzzling", "Whittling", "Marinating", "Deliberating", "Churning", "Conjuring"]; 9// the mark's nine dots (site/logo/mark.svg); --rc is the diagonal, for the wave 10const MARK = '<svg class="wk-mk" width="12" height="12" viewBox="0 0 24 24" aria-hidden="true">' 11 + [[3.4, 3.4, 1.8], [10.2, 3.4, 1.99], [18.5, 3.4, 2.38], [3.4, 10.2, 1.99], [10.2, 10.2, 2.38], [18.5, 10.2, 2.94], [3.4, 18.5, 2.38], [10.2, 18.5, 2.94], [18.5, 18.5, 3.9]] 12 .map(([x, y, r], i) => `<circle cx="${x}" cy="${y}" r="${r}" style="--rc:${Math.round(x / 7) + Math.round(y / 7)}"${i === 8 ? ' class="lit"' : ""}/>`).join("") 13 + "</svg>"; 14// the mark alone at another size (the edit overlay over the preview uses it) 15export const markSVG = (size = 12) => MARK.replace('width="12" height="12"', `width="${size}" height="${size}"`); 16const reduced = () => typeof matchMedia === "function" && matchMedia("(prefers-reduced-motion: reduce)").matches; 17 18// a random order of the verbs, never the same one twice in a row 19export function verbs(rand = Math.random) { 20 let last = null, bag = []; 21 return () => { 22 if (!bag.length) bag = VERBS.filter((v) => v !== last).sort(() => rand() - 0.5); 23 last = bag.pop(); 24 return last; 25 }; 26} 27 28// a <span class="working">; since: the performance.now() the wait started; lead: what is happening, 29// in plain words ("Reading your message on 2 devices"), shown for the first LEAD_MS before the verbs, 30// since the verbs alone don't say what the wait is 31export const LEAD_MS = 4000; 32export function working({ since = performance.now(), label = "Working", lead = "" } = {}) { 33 const el = document.createElement("span"); 34 el.className = "working"; 35 el.innerHTML = `${MARK}<span class="wk-v" aria-hidden="true"></span><span class="sr-only">${label}</span>`; 36 const v = el.querySelector(".wk-v"), next = verbs(); 37 let word = -1, seen = false; 38 const born = performance.now(); 39 const tick = () => { 40 if (el.isConnected) seen = true; 41 else if (seen || performance.now() - born > 10000) { clearInterval(timer); return; } 42 const t = performance.now() - since, w = lead && t < LEAD_MS ? -2 : Math.floor(t / 2000); 43 if (w !== word) { 44 const first = word === -1; 45 word = w; 46 v.textContent = (w === -2 ? lead : next()) + "â¦"; 47 if (first) return; 48 if (!reduced() && v.animate) v.animate([{ opacity: 0, transform: "translateY(3px)" }, { opacity: 1, transform: "none" }], { duration: 260, easing: "cubic-bezier(.2,.7,.2,1)" }); 49 } 50 }; 51 const timer = setInterval(tick, 250); 52 tick(); 53 return el; 54} 55 56// The band's pill while the room is writing: a word that changes every two seconds, like the working 57// line's verbs ("Twinklingâ¦", "Weavingâ¦"); "Ready" otherwise. liveWords(el) returns set(on). 58export const LIVE = ["Twinkling", "Weaving", "Shimmering", "Humming", "Stitching", "Conjuring", "Scribbling", "Whirring", "Sparkling", "Spinning"]; 59export function liveWords(el) { 60 let timer = 0, k = 0; 61 const show = (anim) => { 62 el.textContent = LIVE[k % LIVE.length] + "\u2026"; 63 if (anim && !reduced() && el.animate) el.animate([{ opacity: 0, transform: "translateY(3px)" }, { opacity: 1, transform: "none" }], { duration: 260, easing: "cubic-bezier(.2,.7,.2,1)" }); 64 }; 65 return (on) => { 66 if (on === !!timer) return; 67 if (on) { k = 0; show(false); timer = setInterval(() => { k++; show(true); }, 2000); } 68 else { clearInterval(timer); timer = 0; el.textContent = "Ready"; } 69 }; 70}
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