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@jamiexiongr/panda

v0.1.9

Published

6 days ago

Panda combined installer

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@jamiexiongr/panda

Combined installer and CLI entry for Panda.

This package is intended for end users who want to run Panda on their own machine and open it from a phone over Tailscale.

Requirements

Node.js >= 20.19.0
A desktop installation of Tailscale with CLI access
Your computer and phone joined to the same tailnet
Recommended mobile browsers: iPhone / iPad with Safari 16.4+; Android with a current Chrome stable release

For the complete Chinese install and usage guide in this repository, see docs/panda-user-guide.md.

Install

npm install -g @jamiexiongr/panda@latest --registry=https://registry.npmjs.org/

Usage

panda hub
panda hub tailscareserv

panda agent
panda agent tailscareserv

tailscareserv and --tailscale-serve both enable automatic tailscale serve publishing.

Notes

panda hub tailscareserv is the quickest path to a mobile-installable HTTPS PWA inside your tailnet.
panda agent tailscareserv makes the agent register https/wss direct URLs when no explicit direct URL env vars are set.
If tailscale serve says it is not enabled on your tailnet, open the approval link printed by the CLI and enable Serve for that node.