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@just-genius/dsh-desktop-update

v0.1.3

Published

Desktop update plugin for DSH-Desktop: sidebar badge plus native seats and notifications via window.dshDesktop (updates / seats / notify)

Readme

@just-genius/dsh-desktop-update

Update badge for DSH-Desktop: a sidebar badge plus native menu/tray seats and system notifications, all driven by the window.dshDesktop preload bridge (updates / seats / notify). The contract lives in DSH-Desktop's docs/desktop-api.md.

Features

  • Sidebar badge — quiet question-mark idle state that opens version info and auto-check gates; turns into an accent arrow when an update is available.
  • Two update channels — app updates jump to GitHub Releases; DSH runtime updates install in place (pnpm) and ask for a restart.
  • Version skipping — skip a version and the prompt returns only when a newer one appears.
  • Native seats — contributes applicationMenu / tray entries and fires notify.show system notifications when an update lands.
  • Graceful degradation — in a plain browser (no bridge) the plugin renders nothing.

Design

| Source | Role | | --- | --- | | src/index.ts | Host entry (no-op; the plugin is client-only) | | src/client/bridge.ts | Typed wrapper over window.dshDesktop, with presence detection | | src/client/seats.ts | Menu/tray seat contributions, revoked on dispose | | src/client/card.tsx, src/client/index.tsx | The badge UI, registered into the sidebar.footer.action slot |

The plugin depends on the bridge contract, not on Electron packaging code, so the desktop shell can evolve independently. On unmount it revokes its seats and closes notifications.

Develop

pnpm install
pnpm typecheck
pnpm build

Install

Usually installed automatically by DSH-Desktop's main process (scripts/install-desktop-plugin.mjs, npm first with a local-source fallback). Manual install:

dsh plugin --profile web add ./plugins/dsh-desktop-update

To disable without uninstalling, add - id: desktop-update\n disabled: true to ~/.dsh/cordis.patch.yml.