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@vite-hub/workspace

v0.0.1

Published

Agent-oriented filesystem state and Vite/Nitro integration for ViteHub.

Downloads

312

Readme

@vite-hub/workspace

@vite-hub/workspace gives agents and server code a file-system context they can read, diff, and, when opened in write mode, update.

Install

pnpm add @vite-hub/workspace

Minimal API

server/
  workspaces/
    docs/
      README.md
      config.ts
  api/
    docs.get.ts
vite.config.ts
// server/workspaces/docs/config.ts
import { defineWorkspace, source } from "@vite-hub/workspace"

export default defineWorkspace({
  store: {
    provider: "local",
    root: ".vitehub/workspaces/docs",
  },
  sources: {
    readme: source.file("README.md"),
    vitehubDocs: source.github({
      repo: "vite-hub/vitehub",
      root: "docs/content/docs",
    }),
    guide: source.file({
      workspacePath: "guide.md",
      content: "# Guide\n",
    }),
  },
})
// server/api/docs.get.ts
import { useWorkspace } from "@vite-hub/workspace"
import { defineEventHandler } from "h3"

export default defineEventHandler(async () => {
  const workspace = useWorkspace("docs", { mode: "write" })

  await workspace.fs.writeFile("generated/notes.md", "Generated by ViteHub\n")

  return {
    files: await workspace.fs.glob("**/*.md"),
    diff: await workspace.diff(),
  }
})
// vite.config.ts
import { hubWorkspace } from "@vite-hub/workspace/vite"
import { defineConfig } from "vite"

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [hubWorkspace()],
})

Sandbox sessions

Need the workspace to run generated code instead of only reading and writing files? Pair it with @vite-hub/sandbox so sessions can execute inside an isolated provider runtime.

Vite and Nitro

Nitro workspaces live under server/workspaces/**; an agent can also colocate one at server/agents/<name>/config.ts by adding workspace to its defineAgent() call. Vite emits the workspace manifest for local development, and @vite-hub/workspace/nitro registers the runtime store.

Built on @vite-hub/source, @vite-hub/shell, files-sdk, and isomorphic-git.

Learn more at vitehub.dev.