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siril-cloud

v0.1.10

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Siril Cloud desktop client — watch any folder, compress FITS with fpack, upload to Google Drive or built-in S3, and submit region-aware Siril jobs from localhost:9559.

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Siril Cloud local client UI

This package contains the Svelte UI and the standalone Node.js client backend. It watches a capture folder, compresses FITS frames with fpack -q 4, uploads to built-in S3 or Google Drive, and submits the exact uploaded prefix to Siril Cloud.

Install

npx siril-cloud

The local dashboard starts at http://localhost:9559 and opens automatically in your default browser. Set SKIP_BROWSER=1 to suppress the auto-open (useful for headless/CI use).

Google Drive folder selection uses the connected Clerk account. Built-in S3 uses an API key and a presigned upload URL. Compute region is auto-detected by default and can be overridden in Settings.

Requires Node.js. A global install (npm install -g siril-cloud) also works and adds a siril-cloud command to your PATH — npx is the quicker option since it always runs the latest published version without a separate install step.