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@slothfulchat/customize

v0.8.0

Published

Customize a prebuilt SlothfulChat release zip (instance name, imprint, default bridge) for self-hosting — no rebuild needed.

Downloads

692

Readme

@slothfulchat/customize

Self-host SlothfulChat without rebuilding anything: this tool takes a prebuilt release zip and bakes in your instance name (tab title, PWA name), imprint (legal notice), and default WS-TCP bridge, then writes a customized zip you upload to any static host.

npx @slothfulchat/customize

It downloads the latest release zip, prompts for the values (Enter skips one), and writes slothfulchat-web-custom.zip. Options:

npx @slothfulchat/customize --in slothfulchat-web-v0.2.0.zip --out my-instance.zip

Values can also be passed via the SLOTHFUL_* environment variables — the same ones documented in SELFHOSTING.md, which also explains the one server piece you still need (the WS-TCP bridge).

The same script is attached to every GitHub release as slothfulchat-customize.mjsnode slothfulchat-customize.mjs works standalone, no npm needed.

How it works: the release zip is a generic build; all instance config lives in a handful of generated text files (config.js, imprint.html, the HTML <title>, manifest.webmanifest). The tool regenerates exactly those files with the same templates the build uses, recomputes the service-worker precache manifest (so installed PWAs pick up the change), and never touches the app bundle or the wasm core.