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@skaile/provider-vercel-sandbox

v0.1.0

Published

Vercel Sandbox deploy target for @skaile/workspaces

Readme

@skaile/provider-vercel-sandbox

A Vercel Sandbox deploy target for @skaile/workspaces. It runs a workspace inside a Vercel Sandbox and reaches it over the sandbox's public TLS domain.

Install

skaile plugin install @skaile/provider-vercel-sandbox

The @vercel/sandbox SDK is an optional peer dependency — install it in your project so the provider can lazy-load it at runtime:

npm install @vercel/sandbox

Add it to skaile.yaml:

plugins:
  - "@skaile/provider-vercel-sandbox@^0.1.0"

deploy:
  target: vercel-sandbox
  config:
    token: ${VERCEL_TOKEN}
    runtime: node22
    port: 8080

Config

| Field | Type | Default | Notes | |---|---|---|---| | token | string | — | Vercel access token | | teamId | string | — | Vercel team id | | projectId | string | — | Vercel project id | | runtime | string | node22 | Sandbox runtime | | port | number | 8080 | Workspace WS port | | timeout | number | 300000 | Sandbox max lifetime (ms) | | buildStrategy | local \| remote \| managed | remote | |

How it works

  • @vercel/sandbox is lazy-loaded via a dynamic import() inside create()/restore(), so this package builds and typechecks without the SDK installed (offline-safe).
  • wsUrl is derived from sandbox.domain(port) with httpswss (tlsTermination: "edge").

Limitations (v0.1.0)

  • Requires @vercel/sandbox installed in the host project at runtime.
  • restore() reads VERCEL_TOKEN from the environment (config is not persisted in the handle payload).