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@mill413/dsh-client-ui-session-resume

v0.1.1

Published

23 days ago

Continue button for a crash-interrupted session turn, docked above the composer

Downloads

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@mill413/dsh-client-ui-session-resume

Web UI for dsh-session-resume. Adds a Continue button above the DSH message input when the host identifies an interrupted turn awaiting continuation.

Install

Requires DSH 0.1.2-alpha.5 and the companion host package. When published to npm, install both into the same profile:

dsh plugin --profile web add @mill413/[email protected]
dsh plugin --profile web add @mill413/[email protected]

For a local build, use absolute paths to the two package directories instead. Restart DSH Web and refresh the page after installation.

Behavior

Renders in the native conversation.input.dock slot, driven by the host's sessionResume projection.
Shows nothing unless an interrupted turn is pending.
Calls the host's resume action on click; disables the button while the request is pending and displays request errors inline.
Disappears when a new turn starts. Never resumes automatically.
Follows the DSH interface language, with Chinese and English copy.

The host sends continuation and tool-safety guidance ahead of queued turns. This UI does not detect interruptions independently or retry tools.

Development

From the repository root:

pnpm test
pnpm run build

UI copy lives in src/client/locales.ts; the component is covered by tests/resume-dock.client.spec.tsx. See the root README for source prerequisites and troubleshooting.

License

MIT