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@bigduu/lotus

v2026.3.111

Published

Standalone Lotus frontend assets for Bodhi shell and web runtime.

Readme

Lotus Frontend

Lotus is a standalone React + Vite frontend project. It is the UI asset source for the Bodhi desktop shell and also supports browser-mode development and testing.

Ownership

  • Frontend UI and interaction logic: src/
  • Frontend unit/integration tests: Vitest
  • Browser E2E tests: Playwright (e2e/)
  • npm distribution artifact: dist/ (package name: @bigduu/lotus)

Related projects:

  • bodhi/: Tauri desktop shell that consumes Lotus build output
  • bamboo/: Rust backend service

Prerequisites

  • Node.js LTS (recommended: 20+)
  • npm
  • Rust (required only when integrating with bamboo or running some E2E flows)

Quick Start

cd lotus
npm install
npm run dev

Common Commands

npm run dev               # local development
npm run type-check        # TypeScript checks
npm run test:run          # run Vitest once
npm run test:e2e          # run Playwright E2E
npm run build             # build dist
npm run pack:dry-run      # inspect npm package contents

Documentation

Integrate with Bamboo

Terminal 1:

cd bamboo
cargo run --bin bamboo -- serve --port 9562 --bind 127.0.0.1 --data-dir /tmp/bamboo-data

Terminal 2:

cd lotus
npm run dev

npm Publishing (@bigduu/lotus)

package.json is configured with:

  • package name: @bigduu/lotus
  • publishConfig.access: public
  • prepack: automatically runs npm run build before publish

Manual local publish:

cd lotus
npm version patch
npm publish

GitHub Actions Auto Publish

Workflow file: .github/workflows/publish-npm.yml

Triggers:

  • Tag push: v* or lotus-v*
  • Manual trigger: workflow_dispatch

npm Auth in Actions

Do not use interactive npm login in CI. Use an npm token:

  1. Create an npm access token that can publish @bigduu/lotus.
  2. In GitHub repo settings, open Settings -> Secrets and variables -> Actions.
  3. Add a repository secret named NPM_TOKEN.
  4. The workflow authenticates with NODE_AUTH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.NPM_TOKEN }}.

Project Structure

lotus/
├── src/                       # React application source
├── e2e/                       # Playwright tests
├── scripts/                   # build/branding scripts
├── public/                    # static assets
├── .github/workflows/         # CI/CD
├── vite.config.ts             # Vite configuration
└── package.json               # package metadata and scripts