Introduces Mistral OCR integration in backend and updates the `AIInterfaceService` and `MistralAIService` to support new OCR options and response normalization. Updates metering cost map for OCR and annotation usage. Refactors `DriverService` to support interface-specific service aliases. Expands the puter.js `AI.img2txt` API to support flexible options and provider selection, including Mistral OCR.
FileCacheService was still a legacy service extending AdvancedBase. This
commit changes it to extend BaseService and implement the lifecycle
methods consistent with other services. This is a prerequisite for
moving write_overwrite which needs to import the service via
`extension.import` (not possible for legacy services) so that it may
invalidate file cache when a file is written to.
We want this to be fast enough that this benchmark doesn't take a long
time, but part of the effort of making it faster will be running the
benchmark repeatedly, and if it takes a long time then it will take
longer for us to make it faster.
This commit reduces the benchmark size for stat_intensive and
write_intensive so that they don't take several minutes to complete.
These two issues have affected us, but go away without rollup:
- https://github.com/npm/cli/issues/4828
- https://github.com/rollup/rollup/issues/6168
We can just use webpack instead; it has never caused build/npm issues.
This migration was done using AI, by pasting error messages over and
over again until everything worked. Since we're not actively working on
terminal and phoenix (dependents of rollup) currently it doesn't make
sense to focus on doing this migration manually, and any errors not
observed in basic use can be remedied later.
- Added a full French translation of the main README.
- Preserved all formatting, links, code blocks, and HTML elements.
- Ensures feature parity with the English version for French-speaking users.
* feat: comprehensive settings and modal UI/UX improvements
Redesigned settings interface and modal windows with improved visual
hierarchy, spacing, and modern styling throughout the application.
Settings UI improvements:
- Enhanced section headers with proper flexbox layout and centering
- Simplified storage usage display to single percentage with clearer info
- Improved settings cards with consistent spacing and hover states
- Redesigned session manager with horizontal card layout
- Reordered account settings (username → email → password)
- Removed duplicate password option from security tab
Form and input improvements:
- Increased container padding (20px → 24px) for better breathing room
- Tightened label-to-input gap (8px → 6px) for better visual grouping
- Enhanced labels with bolder weight (500 → 600) and refined color
- Larger input fields (12px 14px padding) with smoother corners (6px)
- Added hover states with border color transitions
- Removed distracting box-shadow focus rings across all inputs/selects
Button improvements:
- Modernized primary buttons with solid colors (removed gradients)
- Added flexbox centering for consistent text alignment
- Reduced button text size (13px) for cleaner appearance
- Improved default button styling with refined gray palette
- Better active/hover state transitions
Select dropdown improvements:
- Custom SVG chevron arrow with proper 12px right spacing
- Fixed select resizing issue on focus (removed global border/padding override)
- Full-width selects in modals with consistent styling
- Smooth hover states without size changes
Modal windows:
- Consistent 380px width for form modals, 400px for desktop bg settings
- Unified .settings-form-container class across all modals
- Proper ARIA labels and semantic HTML structure
- Error/success messages with refined colors and better contrast
Desktop background settings:
- Color blocks increased to 32px for easier interaction
- Fixed focus outline clipping with proper overflow handling
- Removed scale effects for cleaner interactions
- Flexbox layout for color grid with proper spacing
- Fixed palette icon display with inline background image
Window chrome:
- Increased default shadow (0 12px 24px, 0.12 opacity)
- Enhanced active window shadow (0 16px 40px, 0.18 opacity)
- Better visual depth and window hierarchy
File organization:
- Moved UIWindowManageSessions to Settings folder
- Created helpers/build_settings_card.js for reusable components
- Updated all imports to reflect new structure
* bring back shadow
* improve 2fa + fix theme not changing on cancel bug + fix couple more issues
* style polish
* remove unused styles
* i18n
* fix search bar clipping
* group reset & customize color buttons
* more polish
* enforce min width/height on resizable
* resizable settings and show full name on hover
* style tweaks
When ll_mkdir functionality was moved to PuterFSProvider, ACL and FSLock
concerns were erroneously moved into PuterFSProvider. The intended
design has ll_mkdir responsible for ACL and FSLock, and providers should
never be responsible for ACL.
An important note: it was noticed during this change that mkdir in
PuterFSProvider implements its own ACL check, instead of the ACL check
being performed in ll_mkdir. This means permissions won't be checked for
other implementors of mkdir! This needs to be fixed before custom
filesystem implementations can be considered production-ready.
According to the package documentation: https://www.npmjs.com/package/mime
> null is returned in cases where an extension is not detected or recognized
This call to `.startsWith()` was causing an exception to be thrown upon
right-clicking files without an extension, making it impossible to fix
them.
The styleguide for Puter's backend expects spaces after top-level not
operators inside conditions. This commit adds an AI-generated eslint
plugin and, since it conflicts with the existing space-unary-ops plugin
from stylistic, also adds a wrapped version of space-unary-ops that
ignores top-level not operators so that this plugin will work as
expected.
jelveh