onboarding.ts File Reference

import Settings;

Functions
function export	shouldShowOnboarding ()
	Whether the wizard should run on this launch.

Variables
title	__pad0__
blurb	__pad1__
	One line under the title.
render	__pad2__
commit	__pad3__
	Applied when the user leaves the step forwards.
let	_overlay
let	_detachKeys
	Detaches the wizard's document-level Escape handler.

Function Documentation

shouldShowOnboarding()

function export shouldShowOnboarding

(

)

Whether the wizard should run on this launch.

Keyed on the setting alone, not on "the vault is empty": a user who deleted every entry is not a new user, and showing them the welcome screen again reads as the app having forgotten them. What the last step's buttons do.

Passed in rather than imported: modals and import-export both reach back into this module's neighbours, and importing them at module scope makes a cycle that Vite resolves by handing back a half-initialised module. Opens the wizard. Safe to call twice — the second call is ignored.

Synchronous: it builds DOM and returns. It was async first, which made every call site look as though it were waiting for the user to finish.

Variable Documentation

__pad0__

title __pad0__

__pad1__

blurb __pad1__

One line under the title.

Sets expectations for what this step asks for.

__pad2__

render __pad2__

__pad3__

commit __pad3__

Applied when the user leaves the step forwards.

Never on Back or Skip.

_overlay

let _overlay

_detachKeys

let _detachKeys

Detaches the wizard's document-level Escape handler.

Module-level because the wizard has two exits — the footer buttons and the action buttons on the last step — and only one of them lives in the closure that created the listener. The same shape as _ddCleanup in modals.ts, and for the same reason: a listener whose remover is unreachable is a listener that stays.