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@openparachute/app

v0.22.13

Published

Parachute — the super-surface. A single-page app for interfacing with your Parachute: name a vault, capture and browse notes, connect your AI, and manage the cloud + hub via their APIs. Seeded from notes-ui; the calm centered arrival + warm home lead the

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Parachute — the super-surface (parachute-app)

The go-to single-page app for interfacing with your Parachute. It is, at heart, a surface: name a vault, capture and browse your notes, connect your AI, and manage the cloud and the hub through their APIs — all from one calm, warm home.

  • Layer: L2 Surface (super-surface). Speaks the wire contract (vault REST/MCP, the cloud /account/* door contract, OAuth/PKCE).
  • Vision (Aaron): "The Parachute app is really just a surface — a single-page application that manages the cloud and the hub via their APIs. The ideal starting point for interfacing with your parachute. Our go-to super surface."

What this is (and isn't)

Seeded from parachute-surface/packages/notes-ui to keep the hard-won machinery — the vault client, OAuth/PKCE auth, the offline sync/outbox layer, IndexedDB/OPFS, notes CRUD, and the surface-client / surface-render integration. The arrival and home were rebuilt to match the synthesized prototype: a calm centered arrival, the vault-name-as-identity thread, and a warm home with a focused composer and quiet quick-actions.

This app is developed in parallel with the currently-deployed notes-ui; it does not touch that production path. Cut-over is a later decision.

Install (self-host)

parachute install app     # bun add -g @openparachute/app
parachute start app       # served at <origin>/app, port 1944

The published package is a prebuilt bundle: the tarball carries dist/ (the SPA shell, hashed assets, service worker, PWA manifest) and nothing is built on the operator's machine. parachute start app runs the hub's static-serve shim (parachute-hub src/notes-serve.ts --package @openparachute/app), which resolves the installed package's dist/ and serves it directly.

Because the shipped artifact is dist/, the prepack hook rebuilds it for every npm pack / npm publish, and both CI and the release workflow refuse to proceed unless the tarball actually contains dist/index.html + dist/assets/*.

Develop

bun install
bun run dev        # http://localhost:1942
bun run build      # tsc -b && vite build → dist/
bun run typecheck
bun run lint
bun run test       # vitest — bare `bun test` breaks (the `@/` alias only
                   # resolves through vitest.config.ts)
bun run test:smoke # assert a built dist/ is publishable (run after build)

Root-hosted by default (base: /). The runtime mount detector (src/lib/base-url.ts) still lets the same bundle serve under a sub-path.

Storage namespace

Keeps the frozen lens:* localStorage / IndexedDB keys from notes-ui. This app runs at its own origin, so storage is isolated from any notes-ui install; reusing the keys keeps the sync/outbox machinery untouched and any future data migration between the two trivial.

Part of the Parachute Computer ecosystem. AGPL-3.0.