Token-by-token streaming mutates the trailing paragraph in place on every tick: words rewrap, the last line jitters, and the whole reply reads as flicker. Streamed text now commits only up to the last complete line — prose arrives a paragraph at a time (a markdown paragraph is one logical line), code fences reveal line by line, tables row by row — and a shown block never changes again. A paragraph that runs long without a newline releases at the last sentence (then word) boundary so the stream never stalls. Applies to assistant text and reasoning; tool output keeps its raw tail. With growth arriving in block steps, the end follow switches to the list's animated mode so each step is a glide — reveal and scroll read as one continuous motion. The gesture opt-out now measures at-end from the live list state instead of the cached flag, which the animated glide deliberately leaves stale while trailing the edge; without that, a drag during a glide could leave the scroll-to-bottom pill unshown. Measured: end-following holds at distance 0 for the whole stream, and the mobile drag opt-out shows the pill in three of three runs. The continuous glide costs ~15% more main-thread time per streamed character than the instant follow — the price of the motion.
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849 B
TypeScript
25 lines
849 B
TypeScript
import { commitStreamedText } from '../../lib/streamTextCommit';
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export const resolveAssistantDisplayText = (input: {
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textContent: string;
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throttledTextContent: string;
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isStreaming: boolean;
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}): string => {
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// While streaming, reveal whole blocks only: rendering stops at the last
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// complete line so a shown paragraph never mutates in place. The held
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// tail lands with the next line break (or the finalize pass).
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return input.isStreaming
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? commitStreamedText(input.throttledTextContent)
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: input.textContent;
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};
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export const shouldRenderAssistantText = (input: {
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displayTextContent: string;
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isFinalized: boolean;
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}): boolean => {
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if (!input.isFinalized && input.displayTextContent.trim().length === 0) {
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return false;
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}
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return input.displayTextContent.trim().length > 0;
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};
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