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paraspace

v0.4.3

Published

ParaSpace: parallel dev workspaces on Incus

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Links

Git

Maintainers

jchookjchook

Keywords

incuslxcdockercaddydev-workspaceparallelsandboxcontainercli

Readme

ParaSpace

npm version test lint License: MIT

para runs any number of full, isolated copies of your project side by side on your own machine. Each workspace is an unprivileged Incus system container with its own clone, its own running services, and its own https://<name>.<domain> URL, so several coding agents (or you) can build, run and break things in parallel without colliding.

Documentation

📖 Documentation

Contributing

PRs are welcome! Please follow the house style.

bin/lint and test/run run in CI. The e2e tier is not run in CI, so run it locally before merging anything touching up, routes or lifecycle. See test/README.md.

npm run site previews the VitePress docs; npm run site:build checks for dead links.

License

MIT