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@aegisrunner/nuxt

v0.2.1

Published

Nuxt module that attaches AegisRunner to your dev server — scan your localhost app with AI, no deploy. Tunnel + one-keypress scan + a DevTools tab.

Readme

@aegisrunner/nuxt

A Nuxt module that attaches AegisRunner to your dev server. Add it to modules, run nuxt dev, and an AI scan of your localhost app is one keypress away — no deploy, no staging URL, no second terminal.

On startup the module learns your dev-server port, opens a secure outbound-only tunnel to it, and holds it for the session. Press a (or set scanOn: 'startup') and AegisRunner crawls your running app, generates tests, and streams progress into your dev log. A native DevTools tab shows live tunnel + scan status and a one-click Scan now.

Install

npm install -D @aegisrunner/nuxt
// nuxt.config.ts
export default defineNuxtConfig({
  modules: ['@aegisrunner/nuxt'],
  aegis: {
    scanOn: 'manual', // 'manual' (press a) | 'startup' (scan on boot)
    // token: process.env.AEGIS_TOKEN,  // defaults to AEGIS_TOKEN
  },
})
export AEGIS_TOKEN=aegis_xxxxxxxx   # a project CI trigger token (Pro/Business)
npm run dev
ℹ Nuxt 3  →  http://localhost:3000/

ℹ aegis  tunnel open → https://ab12cd.tunnel.aegisrunner.com
ℹ aegis  press [a] + Enter to scan your local app

Options (aegis config key)

| Option | Default | Description | |--------|---------|-------------| | token | process.env.AEGIS_TOKEN | CI trigger token (Pro/Business). | | scanOn | 'manual' | 'manual' — press a. 'startup' — scan once when the tunnel opens. | | port | detected | Dev-server port. Auto-detected via the listen hook; override if needed. | | host | '127.0.0.1' | Local host the tunnel forwards to. | | label | package name | Shown in every log line as ℹ aegis·<label> — disambiguates tunnels when several dev servers run at once (monorepos). | | api | public API | process.env.AEGIS_API override. |

The module is dev-only — it never runs in nuxt build or production. The tunnel, scan trigger and live-progress stream are reused from @aegisrunner/cli, so the protocol and auth live in one place. Prefer no config change? aegis dev -- nuxt dev does the same thing.

Docs

MIT © AegisRunner