// The one-line CLI install, rendered as HTML so the string-built homepage
// (page-markup.ts) and the React chrome (SiteShell) can share one definition.
// Two renderings of the same command is how a shipped hint ends up disagreeing
// with itself, so there is deliberately only one here.
/**
* The command, verbatim.
*
* The flags are not decoration. Without `-f`, curl prints an HTTP error body
* and exits 0, so a 404 gets piped into `sh`; without `-L` the install breaks
* the moment the URL redirects. `-sS` keeps the progress meter out of the pipe
* while leaving real errors visible. This is the form install.sh documents in
* its own header.
*/
export const INSTALL_COMMAND = "curl -fsSL https://logicsrc.com/install.sh | sh";
/** Where the script itself lives, for people who read before they pipe. */
export const INSTALL_SCRIPT_PATH = "/install.sh";
/**
* A copy button. The command is static and contains no markup-significant
* characters, so it goes into the attribute as-is; `copy-buttons.tsx` reads it
* back out. Keeping the text on the button means the clipboard can never
* disagree with what is on screen.
*/
function copyButton(className: string): string {
return ``;
}
/**
* @param variant - `hero` is the homepage's unmissable version; `rail` is the
* compact one that rides along in the site chrome on every other page.
*/
export function renderInstallCommand(variant: "hero" | "rail"): string {
if (variant === "rail") {
return `