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@volter/world-host

v3.0.159

Published

The hosted remote: worlds under one URL, each holding the canonical history of a real vendor account and its sealed credential — what a local world clones from and pushes to.

Readme

@volter/world-host — worlds under one URL

The hosting shell mounts bare worlds from <dir>/<org>/<world>/ under one origin. Each World has its own tokens, serve record, vendor roots and credentials. A mounted World exposes the same API as volter world serve.

volter-host serve --dir <worlds> starts the host. Its admin API inventories, provisions, rotates tokens and removes worlds without restarting the host. The host admin token does not open a World's API, and World tokens do not open the host admin API. When installed, @volter/world-console supplies the console.