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devsh

v0.1.4

Published

Cloud VMs for development - spawn isolated dev environments instantly

Downloads

597

Readme

devsh

Cloud VMs for development - spawn isolated dev environments instantly.

Installation

npm install -g devsh

Quick Start

# Login
devsh login

# Create a VM
devsh start                     # Returns ID

# Access the VM
devsh code <id>          # Open VS Code in browser
devsh ssh <id>           # SSH into VM

# Run commands
devsh exec <id> "npm install"

# Manage lifecycle
devsh pause <id>         # Pause (preserves state)
devsh resume <id>        # Resume
devsh delete <id>        # Delete permanently

# List all VMs
devsh ls

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | devsh login | Login via browser | | devsh start [path] | Create new VM, optionally sync directory | | devsh ls | List all VMs | | devsh code <id> | Open VS Code in browser | | devsh vnc <id> | Open VNC desktop in browser | | devsh ssh <id> | SSH into VM | | devsh pty <id> | Open interactive terminal | | devsh exec <id> "cmd" | Execute command | | devsh sync <id> <path> | Sync files to VM | | devsh pause <id> | Pause VM | | devsh resume <id> | Resume VM | | devsh delete <id> | Delete VM |

Browser Automation

Control Chrome in the VNC desktop:

devsh computer open <id> https://example.com
devsh computer snapshot <id>       # Get interactive elements
devsh computer click <id> @e1      # Click element
devsh computer type <id> "hello"   # Type text
devsh computer screenshot <id>     # Take screenshot

Platform Support

  • macOS (Apple Silicon & Intel)
  • Linux (x64 & ARM64)
  • Windows (x64)

License

MIT