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@mosetta/ide-server

v0.0.14

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The Mosetta IDE daemon: workspaces, the three filesystem layers, config, processes and the plugin host.

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Daemon

@mosetta/ide-server · The Mosetta IDE daemon: workspaces, the three filesystem layers, config, processes and the plugin host.

What it does

The half of the IDE that runs on your machine. It holds every open project in memory — files, unsaved edits, the file tree — behind three layers with dependencies strictly downwards: the OS layer (the only code that touches node:fs), the memory layer (the truth for the editor) and derived layers such as the search index. It keeps terminals, language servers and the debugger alive across tabs, builds plugins from their TypeScript sources with esbuild, and talks to tabs over one WebSocket on 127.0.0.1.

You do not usually install it directly: npx @mosetta/ide runs it. From a checkout, pnpm dev starts it next to Vite.

| Variable | What it does | |---|---| | IDE_PORT | The port (default 4177). | | IDE_CONFIG_DIR | Where settings.json lives (default ~/.mosetta/ide/config). | | IDE_STATE_DIR | Where project history and plugin state live (default ~/.mosetta/ide/state). | | IDE_STATIC_DIR | A built client to serve from the same port. | | IDE_CLIENT_DIR | Where preact and CodeMirror resolve from when plugins are built. |

Screenshots and demos

The daemon has no interface of its own — try the IDE in the browser.

Using it from another plugin

A plugin's server half is loaded by this daemon and written against @mosetta/ide-api/server: commands the tab calls with @remote, the project with its memory and processes, and events back to the tabs. The protocol between the daemon and a tab is @mosetta/ide-protocol.