splashboard 2.10.2

A customizable terminal splash screen with plugin-based data sources
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# project_splash — "ta-da!" preset for a repo-shipped `./.splashboard/dashboard.toml`.
# Giant repo-name figlet with a post-effect reveal, a tight two-line subtitle, and
# nothing else. Sister to `home_splash`: same vocabulary (animated hero + minimal body),
# different hero source (repo name vs terminal name). For the dense github-forward
# sibling pick `project_github`; for the even-quieter one pick `project_minimal`.
# Every widget resolves the repo at fetch time, so the same template works in any
# git root.

# ── Widgets ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

[[widget]]
id = "hero"
# Giant repo-name figlet reveal via `animated_postfx`. `particle_burst` scatters
# radial particles that coalesce into the figlet — same signature opening used by
# `home_splash`. Swap `effect = "..."` to audition `stagger_reveal` / `matrix_rain` /
# `neon_flash` / `glitch_in` without touching the rest of the preset.
fetcher = "git_repo_name"
render = { type = "animated_postfx", inner = "text_ascii", effect = "particle_burst", duration_ms = 1500, style = "figlet", font = "ansi_shadow", color = "panel_title", align = "center" }

# Subtitle — slug / description / license on three lines via `github_repo` TextBlock.
# `list_plain` (Paragraph-backed) centres each line individually, so single-word fields
# (e.g. "MIT") still sit under the hero's centreline instead of the block's left edge.
[[widget]]
id = "subtitle"
fetcher = "github_repo"
render = { type = "list_plain", align = "center" }

# ── Layout ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

# Top padding pushes the hero away from the first terminal row so the particle burst
# has breathing room.
[[row]]
height = { length = 2 }

# `height = "auto"` asks the row to size to the figlet's rendered height — shorter
# repo names get tighter top/bottom framing; longer names (that wrap onto a second
# figlet block) grow the row instead of clipping.
[[row]]
height = "auto"
  [[row.child]]
  widget = "hero"

[[row]]
height = { length = 1 }

[[row]]
height = { length = 3 }
flex = "center"
  [[row.child]]
  widget = "subtitle"
  width = { length = 80 }

# Bottom padding mirrors the top so the hero sits vertically weighted inside the
# viewport rather than hugging the top edge.
[[row]]
height = { fill = 1 }