@elyracode/grove

Grove integration for Elyra. Gives the agent eyes into your Grove local development environment: daemon state, PHP/Node runtimes, services, sites, logs, and .env sync checks.

Install

elyra install npm:@elyracode/grove

What it does

Grove has no CLI — it is driven by a daemon (groved) and a config.toml. This extension reads Grove's own files directly (config, service state, pid files, logs), so everything works without shelling out.

Tools

| Tool | Description | |------|-------------| | grove_status | Daemon state, installed PHP/Node runtimes (and which php-fpm is running), services with ports, TLS/domain settings, and which Grove site the current project maps to | | grove_sites | All registered sites with domains, per-site PHP/Node overrides and TLS, plus parked paths | | grove_logs | Recent entries from MySQL, Redis, php-fpm, per-site dev logs (vite, queue), and the project's Laravel log | | grove_env_sync | Checks .env against the actual Grove environment: DB host/port (from Grove's service state), Redis host, and APP_URL against the site's real Grove domain and TLS setting |

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | /grove | Grove dashboard — daemon, runtimes, services, current site | | /grove-logs | Recent Grove logs for this project | | /grove-sync | Check .env against the Grove environment |

Grove home discovery

The extension looks for Grove at ~/Library/Application Support/Grove (macOS) or ~/.config/grove. Set GROVE_HOME to override.