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@h-rig/server

v0.0.6-alpha.22

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Rig Server

@rig/server is the local server that powers desktop, web, and TUI flows.

Responsibilities

  • serve workspace snapshots and artifacts
  • broker approvals and remote endpoint state
  • expose websocket events for the UI
  • isolate authenticated remote users in GitHub-user namespaces for auth state, project registry records, managed checkouts, and uploaded snapshots

Remote user namespaces

When a remote client imports a GitHub token or completes device auth, the server looks up /user and derives the namespace from the stable GitHub numeric user id (ghu-<id>). The login is retained as display metadata/fallback only; raw tokens are never used in filesystem paths or API response metadata.

Default layout on hosted deployments:

/srv/rig/users/ghu-123456/.rig/state/github-auth.json
/srv/rig/users/ghu-123456/.rig/state/projects.json
/srv/rig/users/ghu-123456/remote-checkouts/<owner>/<repo>
/srv/rig/users/ghu-123456/remote-snapshots/<owner>/<repo>/<snapshot-id>

RIG_REMOTE_USER_NAMESPACE_ROOT, RIG_REMOTE_CHECKOUT_BASE_DIR, and RIG_REMOTE_SNAPSHOT_BASE_DIR can override the roots. Existing remote-checkouts/default paths are treated as explicit/admin existing paths, not as the authenticated default.

Commands

  • bun run rig server start
  • bun test packages/server/src/server.test.ts