feat(plugins): sandboxed plugin system with side/strip regions - #265
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Third-party plugins are self-contained web packages installed from a zip.
The only capability is a one-shot SSH exec channel brokered by the host —
the same trust model as installing a shell script, no permission matrix.
- Package: { manifest.json, index.html }; the manifest declares area
side|strip, api 1. Install validates, guards zip-slip, unpacks under
$APPDATA/plugins, registers in DB (v30). A side plugin picked from the
strip's install entry (or vice versa) is rejected before extraction.
- Host: sandboxed iframes (allow-scripts, opaque origin) plus a postMessage
bridge — exec broker, theme tokens on hello, content-size notifications
(the host cannot measure sandboxed content). Exec is one-shot on the
tab's SSH session; telnet/serial/local tabs are gated off.
- Regions: a plugin side column (left/right, per-tab keep-alive, cards
sized to reported content height) and a strip bar (top/bottom, segments
sized to reported width, scrolls horizontally).
- Manager: Settings -> Plugins shows one combined stage — the final window
composition. Drag-to-reorder, hover for enable/uninstall, per-region
install entries, live previews (tokens travel via URL fragment).
- Panel skeleton unified: new SidePanel.svelte chrome + panel-state
factory shared by AI/SFTP/plugins. The per-tab width state (whose
hand-rolled copies drifted into a frozen-drag bug) is now written
exactly once; resize handles punch through iframes during gestures.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds plugin package management, SSH command execution, iframe bridging, and plugin side and strip panels. It also adds SQLite persistence, shared panel state, layout helpers, settings management, localization, and a roadmap checklist update. ChangesPlugin platform
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Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Plugin uninstall can leave registry and filesystem state inconsistent, valid boundary-sized packages may be rejected, and existing iframe authorization and keyboard accessibility concerns remain open. These issues should be resolved or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PluginManager
participant install_plugin
participant SQLite_plugins
PluginManager->>install_plugin: Upload base64 ZIP and area
install_plugin->>SQLite_plugins: Validate and persist plugin metadata
SQLite_plugins-->>PluginManager: Return installed registry state
sequenceDiagram
participant PluginIframe
participant PluginFrame
participant plugin_exec
participant SSHConnection
PluginIframe->>PluginFrame: Send exec request
PluginFrame->>plugin_exec: Forward session-bound command
plugin_exec->>SSHConnection: Execute command
SSHConnection-->>plugin_exec: Return output and exit status
plugin_exec-->>PluginFrame: Return result or coded error
PluginFrame-->>PluginIframe: Send exec response
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There are at least two correctness issues in the new logic paths (plugin side width fitting can exceed container width, and the headless install_plugin dispatch ignores the requested area), which should be fixed before merge.
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Pull request overview
This PR introduces a minimal, sandboxed third‑party plugin system for RSSH (zip packages with manifest.json + index.html) with two UI regions (side column + top/bottom strip) and a postMessage bridge for a single capability: brokered one‑shot exec on an existing session. It also unifies the previously duplicated AI/SFTP side-panel skeleton into a shared SidePanel.svelte and createSidePanelState factory to fix reactive width-drag issues and reduce drift.
Changes:
- Add backend plugin support: DB v30
pluginstable, install/list/enable/order/uninstall, andplugin_exec(SSH exec channel; plus local exec on desktop) with zip-slip/symlink/cap protections. - Add frontend plugin UI: sandboxed iframe bridge v1, side + strip regions with keep-alive behavior, and a Settings → Plugins manager stage with reorder/install/enable/uninstall.
- Refactor side panel state and rendering into shared
SidePanel.svelte+panel-state.svelte.ts, updating AI/SFTP usage and introducing plugin panel width negotiation.
File summaries
| File | Description |
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| src/styles/global.css | Disables iframe pointer-events during panel-resize to prevent drag freezes when crossing plugin iframes. |
| src/lib/stores/panel-state.test.ts | Adds unit tests for the shared per-tab side-panel state factory (open/width/persistence). |
| src/lib/stores/panel-state.svelte.ts | Introduces shared side-panel state skeleton (per-tab open + width + optional persisted default). |
| src/lib/stores/app.svelte.ts | Refactors SFTP panel state to shared panel-state and wires plugin tab disposal into tab teardown. |
| src/lib/plugins/store.test.ts | Adds unit tests for plugin registry, ordering, persistence, and per-tab open state. |
| src/lib/plugins/store.svelte.ts | Implements plugin registry store (load/install/enable/order/uninstall) + per-tab panel state and position persistence. |
| src/lib/plugins/PluginStrip.svelte | Implements strip region rendering (per-tab keep-alive, width by plugin size reports, horizontal scroll). |
| src/lib/plugins/PluginSide.svelte | Implements side region rendering using shared SidePanel chrome and per-plugin height by size reports. |
| src/lib/plugins/PluginManager.svelte | Adds Settings UI for installing, previewing, enabling, uninstalling, and reordering plugins. |
| src/lib/plugins/PluginFrame.svelte | Hosts sandboxed plugin iframe and bridge handler for exec + size + theme/visibility events. |
| src/lib/plugins/layout.ts | Adds deterministic side-panel stacking logic for AI/SFTP/plugin placement and resize-handle orientation. |
| src/lib/plugins/layout.test.ts | Tests stacking invariants for AI/SFTP/plugin side placement and inner-edge logic. |
| src/lib/plugins/bridge.ts | Defines postMessage bridge protocol v1, validation, responses, and theme token forwarding utilities. |
| src/lib/plugins/bridge.test.ts | Adds tests for protocol validation and host frame shaping + theme fragment behavior. |
| src/lib/i18n/locales/zh.ts | Adds zh translations for plugin UI and the new backend error code. |
| src/lib/i18n/locales/en.ts | Adds en translations for plugin UI and the new backend error code. |
| src/lib/i18n/index.svelte.ts | Splits coded-error parsing into errCoded() and reuses it from errMsg(). |
| src/lib/components/SidePanel.svelte | New shared side panel chrome (resize handle + keep-alive panes) for AI/SFTP/plugins. |
| src/lib/components/SettingsLayout.svelte | Adds Plugins page entry wiring in Settings. |
| src/lib/components/panel-widths.ts | Extends width fitting logic to include plugin side panel fitting ahead of AI/SFTP negotiation. |
| src/lib/components/panel-widths.test.ts | Adds tests for plugin side width fitting behavior and chaining with existing AI/SFTP fitting. |
| src/lib/components/AppShell.svelte | Integrates plugin side/strip regions, shared SidePanel usage, new stacking layout, and resize gesture handling. |
| src/lib/ai/store.svelte.ts | Refactors AI panel open/width state to use shared panel-state factory (seed/commit/clear). |
| src-tauri/tests/cli_contract.rs | Removes CLI contract tests file. |
| src-tauri/tauri.conf.json | Enables asset protocol with scope to plugins directories for iframe loading. |
| src-tauri/src/ssh/client.rs | Adds exec_once helper for one-shot command execution on an existing SSH connection. |
| src-tauri/src/server.rs | Adds headless dispatcher support for plugin commands (root/list/install/enable/order/uninstall/exec). |
| src-tauri/src/models.rs | Adds Plugin and PluginExecResult models for registry and bridge responses. |
| src-tauri/src/lib.rs | Registers new Tauri commands for plugin operations and exec. |
| src-tauri/src/db/schema.rs | Bumps schema to v30 and adds plugins table migration. |
| src-tauri/src/db/plugin.rs | Adds plugin DB CRUD + ordering logic with tests. |
| src-tauri/src/db/mod.rs | Exposes new plugin DB module. |
| src-tauri/src/commands/plugin.rs | Adds plugin install validation/extraction + exec implementation and associated tests. |
| src-tauri/src/commands/mod.rs | Exposes new plugin command module. |
| src-tauri/Cargo.toml | Enables Tauri asset protocol feature and adds zip dependency for plugin packages. |
| src-tauri/Cargo.lock | Updates lockfile for new dependencies (zip and transitive crates). |
| roadmap.md | Removes an item line from roadmap list (formatting/content tweak). |
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| const pluginMax = Math.max(input.panelMinWidth, total - othersMin); | ||
| const plugin = clamp(preferred, Math.min(input.panelMinWidth, input.containerWidth), pluginMax); | ||
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| // Plugins run over exec: SSH channels remotely, a local child | ||
| // process on local-shell tabs. Telnet/serial have neither. | ||
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In `@src-tauri/src/server.rs`:
- Around line 361-368: Update the uninstall handler around remove_dir_all and
crate::db::plugin::delete to use an atomic or pending-delete workflow, so a
database deletion failure cannot leave a plugin row pointing to removed files.
Ensure successful uninstall removes both representations, while failures
preserve enough recorded state for reliable cleanup and retry.
- Around line 339-344: Validate the encoded base64Zip size before calling
STANDARD.decode in both the headless WebSocket path and the Tauri command,
rejecting inputs that could decode beyond MAX_ZIP_BYTES; retain the existing
decoded ZIP-size check in install_impl and use the existing configuration-error
handling for oversized input.
In `@src-tauri/src/ssh/client.rs`:
- Line 879: Update the message loop in exec_once so ChannelMsg::Eof does not
terminate reading, allowing a subsequent ChannelMsg::ExitStatus to be captured;
break only for ChannelMsg::Close or None while preserving the existing exit-code
handling.
In `@src/lib/components/AppShell.svelte`:
- Line 1164: Update the Esc-handling branch in AppShell so it closes a plugin
panel only when that panel is actually visible, using the same pluginHostOk,
enabled-plugin, and session visibility conditions as the layout; otherwise allow
the drawer branch to run. Preserve the existing closePanel and preventDefault
behavior for visible plugin panels.
In `@src/lib/components/panel-widths.test.ts`:
- Line 249: Correct the assertion involving plugin, two.ai, and two.sftp so its
upper bound is the available panel budget of 1100 minus 320, rather than the
current expression that evaluates to 1340. Preserve the existing
less-than-or-equal comparison and panel-width calculation.
In `@src/lib/components/panel-widths.ts`:
- Around line 159-160: Update the plugin width calculation in the panel-width
allocation logic so the plugin can shrink below panelMinWidth when the container
cannot satisfy the higher-priority main minimum and other required widths.
Preserve clamping to the available bounds while ensuring the terminal/main
minimum takes precedence under constrained space.
In `@src/lib/plugins/PluginFrame.svelte`:
- Line 61: Update the message bridge around the iframeEl source check to create
a fresh unguessable, load-scoped capability for each plugin document, require it
on exec requests, and invalidate the prior capability on navigation/load. Bind
pending-result delivery to the same capability and avoid wildcard postMessage
targets, then add a browser regression test proving an old document cannot
execute requests or receive results after navigation.
In `@src/lib/plugins/PluginManager.svelte`:
- Line 251: Add accessible keyboard-reordering controls alongside the draggable
plugin element in the plugin list, with clear “move earlier” and “move later”
labels. Wire both controls to invoke the existing move handler/path, disabling
or omitting each control when the plugin is already at the corresponding
boundary.
- Line 61: In the ZIP upload flow around the file.arrayBuffer() and toBase64()
calls, validate file.size against the existing 10 MiB limit before reading the
file into memory. Reject oversized files immediately, while preserving the
backend’s existing size enforcement for defense in depth.
In `@src/lib/plugins/PluginSide.svelte`:
- Around line 46-50: Scope plugin dimensions by both tab ID and plugin ID:
update PluginSide.svelte’s onPluginSize and its callers to receive the pane tab
ID and use a composite height key, and make the equivalent change in
PluginStrip.svelte for widths. Add a two-tab test covering different reported
dimensions for the same plugin.
In `@src/lib/stores/panel-state.test.ts`:
- Around line 97-101: Update the test using createSidePanelState so its name
describes the false result when storageKey is absent, and assert that
commitWidth("a") returns false instead of discarding the return value. Preserve
the existing hasWidth assertion and no-storage setup.
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| err_value(AppError::other( | ||
| "plugin_uninstall_failed", | ||
| json!({ "err": e.to_string() }), | ||
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| ok(crate::db::plugin::delete(&state.db, &id)) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Preserve database and filesystem consistency during uninstall.
remove_dir_all completes before db::plugin::delete. If the database deletion fails, this handler returns an error after deleting the plugin files. The database then retains a plugin row whose assets no longer exist.
Use an atomic or pending-delete workflow. The operation must either remove both representations or leave enough state for reliable cleanup and retry.
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In `@src-tauri/src/server.rs` around lines 361 - 368, Update the uninstall handler
around remove_dir_all and crate::db::plugin::delete to use an atomic or
pending-delete workflow, so a database deletion failure cannot leave a plugin
row pointing to removed files. Ensure successful uninstall removes both
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In `@src/lib/plugins/PluginFrame.svelte` at line 61, Update the message bridge
around the iframeEl source check to create a fresh unguessable, load-scoped
capability for each plugin document, require it on exec requests, and invalidate
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| class:off={!p.enabled} | ||
| class:drag-over={overId === p.id && dragId !== p.id} | ||
| class:dragging={dragId === p.id} | ||
| draggable="true" |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Add keyboard controls for plugin reordering.
The only reorder path uses drag events on this generic div. The element is not focusable, and no keyboard action invokes move. Keyboard users cannot change plugin order. Add labeled “move earlier” and “move later” controls that use the same reorder path.
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In `@src/lib/plugins/PluginManager.svelte` at line 251, Add accessible
keyboard-reordering controls alongside the draggable plugin element in the
plugin list, with clear “move earlier” and “move later” labels. Wire both
controls to invoke the existing move handler/path, disabling or omitting each
control when the plugin is already at the corresponding boundary.
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| if (height > 0 && heights[id] !== height) heights = { ...heights, [id]: height }; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Scope reported plugin dimensions by tab and plugin.
Each component creates plugin frames for multiple kept-alive tabs, but each measurement map uses only plugin.id. A size report from one session can replace the dimension used after switching to another tab.
src/lib/plugins/PluginSide.svelte#L46-L50: key each height bytabIdandplugin.id, and pass the pane tab ID toonPluginSize.src/lib/plugins/PluginStrip.svelte#L35-L39: key each width bytabIdandplugin.id, and pass the tab ID toonPluginSize.
Add a two-tab test with different reported dimensions for the same plugin.
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In `@src/lib/plugins/PluginSide.svelte` around lines 46 - 50, Scope plugin
dimensions by both tab ID and plugin ID: update PluginSide.svelte’s onPluginSize
and its callers to receive the pane tab ID and use a composite height key, and
make the equivalent change in PluginStrip.svelte for widths. Add a two-tab test
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Rounding a reported size down leaves the content a fraction taller/wider than its card — a scrollbar appears, eats width, and a second scrollbar follows. Ceil on both ends (plugin reports ceil of the fractional body rect; host ceils again on store).
- exec_once: Eof arrives BEFORE ExitStatus — breaking on it lost the exit code; only Close (or a dropped channel) ends collection now. - uninstall (command + server): registry row first, files second. A failure after the DB delete leaves an orphan directory (reinstall overwrites it); the old order could leave a row pointing at removed files. The server path also rejects invalid ids up front. - install (both entries): reject base64 input that could decode beyond MAX_ZIP_BYTES before decoding — decoding first allocates the whole payload in memory. Manager rejects oversized files before reading them (new zip_too_large locale). - fitPluginSideWidth: the plugin panel is lowest priority — when the row cannot satisfy the main minimum plus the other panels' minima, it now shrinks below its own minimum (to 0 in the extreme) instead of overflowing the content row; tests pin the new contract and the panel-budget upper bound (was a bound that evaluated to 1340). - Esc closes the plugin panel only when a plugin region is actually visible — isOpen alone ate the key on tabs where the panel is hidden and starved the drawer close. - panel-state test asserts the rejected commit instead of discarding.
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In `@src-tauri/src/commands/plugin.rs`:
- Around line 552-553: Update both uninstall cleanup paths in
src-tauri/src/commands/plugin.rs lines 552-553 and src-tauri/src/server.rs lines
371-372 to call remove_dir_all directly instead of checking Path::exists();
ignore only ErrorKind::NotFound and propagate all other cleanup errors. Use the
surrounding uninstall functions to preserve their existing success and error
handling.
- Around line 488-489: Update the pre-decode validation in the plugin
installation flow to calculate the maximum decoded byte count from the trimmed
Base64 length and trailing padding, rejecting inputs that could decode beyond
MAX_ZIP_BYTES before STANDARD.decode runs. Replace the fixed MAX_B64_LEN check
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base64 crate 0.22 decode STANDARD padding decoded length decode_vec allocation formula
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In the base64 crate (version 0.22), decoding operations that produce a new Vec or append to an existing one rely on a specific estimation formula to determine the necessary buffer capacity [1][2]. For an encoded input length of encoded_len, the formula used to estimate the decoded length is [3]: decoded_len_estimate = (encoded_len / 4 + (encoded_len % 4 > 0) as usize) * 3 This formula provides a conservative upper bound for the decoded size, rounded up to the next group of 3 bytes [4]. It is used to ensure the buffer has sufficient space, though it may occasionally overestimate the final size by up to 2 trailing bytes that are not ultimately needed [4]. Key details regarding memory allocation and decoding: - Engine::decode_vec appends to a provided Vec and only allocates memory if the existing Vec lacks sufficient capacity [1][2]. - Engine::decode always allocates a new Vec for its output [1][2]. - The crate provides the function base64::decoded_len_estimate(encoded_len: usize) -> usize for users who wish to pre-allocate buffers with a safe capacity before decoding [1][4]. The estimation formula is designed to be safe for any STANDARD or other general-purpose base64 inputs, effectively assuming the final quad of tokens is complete (i.e., treating it as if it had no padding) [4][5].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.rs/base64/latest/base64/
- 2: https://docs.rs/base64/latest/src/base64/lib.rs.html
- 3: https://codebrowser.dev/rust/crates/base64/src/engine/general_purpose/decode.rs.html
- 4: https://docs.rs/base64/latest/base64/fn.decoded_len_estimate.html
- 5: https://docs.rs/base64/latest/base64/engine/trait.DecodeEstimate.html
Make the pre-decode size check strict.
MAX_ZIP_BYTES is 10,485,760 bytes (3q + 1), but MAX_B64_LEN allows 13,981,016 characters. Under the declared base64 = "0.22" dependency, a valid standard Base64 value of that length with one trailing = decodes to 10,485,761 bytes. STANDARD.decode allocates its output buffer before install_impl rejects the decoded value. Calculate the decoded upper bound from the encoded length and padding before decoding.
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In `@src-tauri/src/commands/plugin.rs` around lines 488 - 489, Update the
pre-decode validation in the plugin installation flow to calculate the maximum
decoded byte count from the trimmed Base64 length and trailing padding,
rejecting inputs that could decode beyond MAX_ZIP_BYTES before STANDARD.decode
runs. Replace the fixed MAX_B64_LEN check while preserving valid inputs whose
decoded size is within the limit and the existing downstream install_impl
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src-tauri/tests/cli_contract.rs:1
- This unrelated deletion removes the repository's end-to-end CLI contract coverage for command routing, completion, OSC output, CRUD, validation, and GUI-shadow behavior, with no replacement tests in the tree. Restore the suite so this plugin PR does not silently drop the CLI regression gate.
src-tauri/src/commands/plugin.rs:377 - The PR contract says local tabs receive
plugin_no_exec, but this branch grants installed plugins local/bin/shorcmdexecution. That materially expands the capability beyond one-shot SSH exec; either remove local transport support or update the declared trust/security scope and verification accordingly.
src-tauri/src/commands/plugin.rs:424 take(CAP)stops consuming the pipe after 256 KB. A child that writes more can then block on the full pipe while this code waits for it to exit, turning an otherwise successful command into a timeout. Continue draining the stream while retaining only the capped prefix.
src-tauri/src/models.rs:550- The bridge contract and frontend type expose
exitCode, but Serde serializes this field asexit_code. Plugins therefore receive an object that does not match the advertised v1 protocol. Apply camel-case serialization to this result type (for both Tauri and headless responses).
src/lib/plugins/PluginFrame.svelte:91 - Theme tokens are sent only when the iframe loads. The app supports changing palettes at runtime, but kept-alive plugin frames never reload, so they retain the old colors until remounted. Subscribe to the theme store and send a refreshed theme/hello frame whenever the palette changes.
src/lib/plugins/PluginManager.svelte:553 - The enable and uninstall controls are revealed only by
:hover. Keyboard focus can move into these opacity-zero controls without making them visible. Include:focus-withinso the management actions appear when either control receives focus.
src/lib/plugins/PluginSide.svelte:52 - Reported heights are keyed only by plugin ID even though one iframe is kept alive per tab. If a plugin reports session-dependent heights, a background tab's latest report resizes every tab's card and the active tab can display with the wrong height. Key the measurement by both tab ID and plugin ID.
src/lib/plugins/PluginStrip.svelte:41 - Reported widths are shared by plugin ID across all kept-alive tabs. Different per-session content widths therefore overwrite each other, so switching tabs can show a segment sized from another tab. Key measurements by both tab ID and plugin ID.
src/lib/plugins/bridge.ts:71 - This accepts
NaN, infinities, negative values, and fractional timeouts. Those values either serialize tonullor failu64deserialization before the backend clamp, so a request that passed bridge validation does not follow the protocol. Require a non-negative safe integer.
src/lib/plugins/store.svelte.ts:85 - Concurrent toggles race because each failure blindly writes
!enabled, and successful backend updates can also complete out of order. Rapidly toggling twice can leave the UI or DB at the older state. Serialize updates per plugin or track request generations and reconcile only the latest result.
src/lib/plugins/store.svelte.ts:107 - A same-ID reinstall produces the exact same asset URL while the iframe component remains keyed by plugin ID, so an already-mounted plugin can keep running the old document after an upgrade. Add a sufficiently unique installation revision to entry/preview URLs (and keys if needed) so reinstall reloads mounted frames rather than mixing old code with new files.
roadmap.md:18 - Removing the planned mobile GPU toggle is unrelated to the plugin feature and is not explained by the PR description. Restore the roadmap item, or document the separate reason it is being dropped.
src/lib/i18n/locales/en.ts:267 expectedis the region where the user incorrectly attempted installation, whileactualis the plugin's declared region. This message directs the user back to the wrong entry; it should tell them to use the{actual}region.
src/lib/i18n/locales/zh.ts:269expected是用户误选的安装区域，actual才是插件声明的区域；当前文案会继续引导用户使用错误入口。这里应提示从{actual}区域安装。
src-tauri/src/server.rs:346
- This adapter discards the
areaargument sent by the frontend, so headless installs bypass the pre-extraction area-mismatch check enforced by the Tauri adapter. Parse the optional argument and pass it through to keep both command adapters consistent.
ok(crate::commands::plugin::install_impl(state, &bytes, None))
src-tauri/src/commands/plugin.rs:301
- The upgrade path deletes the working package before the replacement rename, and updates the DB only afterward. A rename or DB failure can therefore leave a registered plugin with no files, or old metadata pointing at new files, while also leaking staging state. Preserve the old directory and roll back filesystem changes if the swap or DB update fails.
let final_dir = root.join(&manifest.id);
if final_dir.exists() {
std::fs::remove_dir_all(&final_dir)?;
}
std::fs::rename(&staging, &final_dir)?;
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| #[cfg(desktop)] | ||
| #[tokio::test] | ||
| async fn local_exec_runs_command_and_captures_output() { | ||
| let result = local_exec( | ||
| "echo hi; echo oops 1>&2; exit 7", |
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| #[tokio::test] | ||
| async fn local_exec_times_out_and_kills() { | ||
| let start = std::time::Instant::now(); | ||
| let err = local_exec("sleep 30", std::time::Duration::from_secs(1)) | ||
| .await |
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| let final_dir = root.join(&manifest.id); | ||
| if final_dir.exists() { | ||
| std::fs::remove_dir_all(&final_dir)?; | ||
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| items.push({ | ||
| label: t("tab.context.plugins"), | ||
| disabled: !(isSsh || tab.type === "local"), | ||
| onClick: () => { app.setActivePane(tab.id); plugins.togglePanel(tab.id); }, |
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| toast.error(`${t("plugins.install_failed")}: ${errMsg(e)}`); | ||
| } |
… tests - the pre-decode cap computes the exact decoded bound (full groups x3 + trailing partial group) so it agrees with install_impl's check on the decoded bytes; the n/3*4+4 estimate could admit two extra bytes - uninstall removes unconditionally (NotFound = success) instead of probing with exists(), and the logic is shared by the Tauri command and the ws server; a static mutex serializes install vs uninstall so the directory swap and the registry upsert cannot interleave - local_exec tests use per-shell command strings (cmd.exe has no sleep and no semicolon chaining)
Each area (side/strip) now has its own per-tab open state and a manager toggle; new ssh/local tabs open the enabled areas automatically, and creating a split closes every plugin panel (width preferences survive, so reopening keeps the dragged width). The desktop-only right-click entry is removed — the manager cards (AiSettings danger-card skeleton: toggle head, full-bleed divider, dock-edge row) are the single control surface. Esc closes whichever area is showing. Auto-open stays desktop-only for now: mobile has no touch close affordance (Esc is the only close), matching the old desktop-only entry's scope. Backend plugin error codes get localized messages instead of falling back to raw error.* keys.
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src-tauri/tests/cli_contract.rs:1
- This removes the repository's entire CLI contract suite even though the PR does not change or replace the CLI behavior. Coverage for help shape, dynamic completions, CRUD flows, OSC actions, and control-byte sanitization disappears; restore this file or provide equivalent replacement coverage in a separate, scoped change.
src/lib/plugins/PluginSide.svelte:93 - Reported heights are keyed only by plugin ID even though each tab owns a separate iframe whose dynamic content can have a different natural height. A background tab's report therefore resizes every tab's card and can clip or over-expand the active tab. Key the measurement by both
tabIdand plugin ID, and pass the tab ID intoonPluginSize.
src/lib/plugins/PluginStrip.svelte:66 - Widths are shared by plugin ID across all per-tab iframe instances. Since strip content can vary by session, a size notification from one tab changes the segment width in every other tab. Store widths by
(tabId, pluginId)and includetab.tabIdin the size callback.
src/lib/plugins/store.svelte.ts:120 - Same-ID upgrades keep the same iframe key and asset URL, so already-mounted runtime and preview frames are not navigated after
load()refreshes the registry; they continue executing the old bundle until unmounted or restarted. Include a per-install revision/cache-buster in generated URLs (with sufficient timestamp granularity), or explicitly reload affected frames after installation.
roadmap.md:18 - This unrelated roadmap item is removed without the feature being implemented or the PR explaining its cancellation. Restore it so the plugin change does not silently alter mobile GPU-planning scope.
src/lib/plugins/PluginManager.svelte:628 - The management controls are revealed only by
:hover. Keyboard users can focus the checkbox or uninstall button while the overlay remains fully transparent, making those controls effectively invisible. Reveal the overlay on:focus-withinas well.
src-tauri/src/server.rs:346
- The headless adapter drops the
areaargument that the frontend sends, so an install through the browser/JetBrains dispatcher bypasses the pre-extraction area-mismatch check that the Tauri command enforces. Forward the optional wire argument toinstall_implto keep both command adapters behaviorally identical.
ok(crate::commands::plugin::install_impl(state, &bytes, None))
src-tauri/src/commands/plugin.rs:313
- An upgrade deletes the working plugin before the staged directory is installed, and the DB update happens only afterward. A rename or DB failure can therefore destroy the prior working version or leave new files paired with stale registry metadata. Preserve the old directory as a backup and roll back both the directory swap and registry update on failure.
let final_dir = root.join(&manifest.id);
if final_dir.exists() {
std::fs::remove_dir_all(&final_dir)?;
}
std::fs::rename(&staging, &final_dir)?;
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| async fn read_capped<R: tokio::io::AsyncRead + Unpin>(pipe: Option<R>) -> Vec<u8> { | ||
| use tokio::io::AsyncReadExt as _; | ||
| let mut buf = Vec::new(); | ||
| if let Some(r) = pipe { | ||
| let mut capped = r.take(CAP); | ||
| let _ = capped.read_to_end(&mut buf).await; | ||
| } | ||
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| // Plugin panels follow the manager's per-area auto-open toggles. Local | ||
| // shell tabs run exec as a child process, same capability class as ssh. | ||
| // Mobile stays out of v1: the panels have no touch close affordance yet | ||
| // (desktop closes via Esc) — same scope the old desktop-only menu had. | ||
| if (!isMobile && (rootTab.type === "ssh" || rootTab.type === "local")) { | ||
| pluginStore.openForNewTab(rootTab.id); |
…pipe take(CAP) closed the read end once the retained buffer filled, so a child still writing died to SIGPIPE and reported a corrupted exit code instead of a clean truncation. Keep draining to EOF and retain the prefix — the same stance the SSH channel path already takes.
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560-580: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPreserve registry state when filesystem cleanup fails.
uninstall_impldeletes the database row beforeremove_dir_all. If directory removal fails, the function returns an error with no registry row and package files still present. Remove the directory first and delete the row only after cleanup succeeds, or restore the row when cleanup fails.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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498-516: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAccount for Base64 padding at the size boundary.
ensure_zip_b64_within_capcounts padded bytes withlen / 4 * 3. A validSTANDARDencoding of exactlyMAX_ZIP_BYTESends with==, so this check computes 10,485,762 bytes and rejects the package before decoding. Subtract validated trailing padding before comparing withMAX_ZIP_BYTES.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src-tauri/src/commands/plugin.rs`:
- Around line 560-580: Update uninstall_impl so it removes the plugin directory
before deleting its database registry row, and only performs the row deletion
after filesystem cleanup succeeds. Preserve the existing validation and error
propagation, ensuring a failed remove_dir_all leaves the registry entry intact.
- Around line 498-516: Update ensure_zip_b64_within_cap to validate and subtract
trailing Base64 padding before calculating the decoded-size upper bound, so
valid STANDARD-encoded payloads exactly equal to MAX_ZIP_BYTES are accepted
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src-tauri/tests/cli_contract.rs:1
- This deletes the repository's entire CLI contract suite, including command-tree, completion, OSC, validation, and CRUD coverage, without replacing it or relating to the plugin feature. Restore this file so unrelated CLI regressions remain gated.
src-tauri/src/commands/plugin.rs:522 - The decoded-size formula counts padding as output, so a zip exactly at the documented 10 MiB limit is rejected: its base64 length produces
MAX_ZIP_BYTES + 2here even though decoding yields exactly the cap. Subtract the trailing base64 padding before comparing.
src-tauri/src/commands/plugin.rs:547 - Making
areaoptional exposes an install path that skips the mandatory region-mismatch check whenever a caller omits the argument. The only frontend caller always supplies a region, so require it at the command boundary and always passSome(&area).
src/lib/plugins/PluginFrame.svelte:55 - For coded backend failures,
messageis set to the complete__rssh_err__|{...}transport payload. Plugins that display the bridge's documented message field will show an internal serialization string for routine failures such asplugin_no_exec, rather than a human-readable error. Decode/localize the payload formessagewhile preserving its stablecode.
src/lib/plugins/PluginSide.svelte:48 - Reported heights are keyed only by plugin ID even though there is a separate iframe—and potentially different content size—for every tab. A size report from an inactive tab overwrites the active tab's card height, causing clipping or excess whitespace when plugin layouts differ by session. Key the measurement by both tab ID and plugin ID.
src/lib/plugins/PluginStrip.svelte:37 - Reported widths are shared by plugin ID across all tab-specific iframes. When the same plugin has different natural widths on different sessions, the last report—including one from a hidden tab—resizes every tab's segment. Store and read widths by
(tabId, pluginId)instead.
src/lib/plugins/PluginManager.svelte:628 - The enable and uninstall controls remain keyboard-focusable while their overlay is fully transparent, because visibility is restored only on
:hover. Keyboard users tab into invisible controls. Also reveal the overlay with:focus-within.
src-tauri/src/commands/plugin.rs:329
- The package directory has already replaced the previous version before either
next_sort_orderorupserttouches the database. If either DB operation fails (for example, disk-full or SQLite I/O failure), an upgrade leaves new files served with the old registry metadata; a new install leaves an unregistered directory. Keep/restore the old directory until the registry update succeeds, or otherwise make the filesystem/DB transition rollback-safe.
sort_order: crate::db::plugin::next_sort_order(&state.db)?,
};
crate::db::plugin::upsert(&state.db, &plugin)?;
src-tauri/src/server.rs:346
- The headless dispatcher drops the required
areawire argument and always passesNone, so installing through this adapter bypasses the side-vs-strip pre-install check. Deserializeareaand forward it exactly as the Tauri adapter does.
"install_plugin" => {
use base64::{engine::general_purpose::STANDARD, Engine};
let b64: String = arg(&args, "base64Zip")?;
crate::commands::plugin::ensure_zip_b64_within_cap(&b64).map_err(err_value)?;
let bytes = STANDARD.decode(b64.trim()).map_err(|e| {
err_value(AppError::config(
"crypto_base64_decode_failed",
json!({ "err": e.to_string() }),
))
})?;
ok(crate::commands::plugin::install_impl(state, &bytes, None))
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| cmd.stdin(std::process::Stdio::null()) | ||
| .stdout(std::process::Stdio::piped()) | ||
| .stderr(std::process::Stdio::piped()) | ||
| .kill_on_drop(true) | ||
| .arg(command); |
kill_on_drop only reaches the immediate /bin/sh child, so a command like 'sleep 30 & wait' left the grandchild running past the advertised timeout. Spawn the shell as its own process group and sweep the group with SIGKILL when the timeout fires. Windows keeps TerminateProcess on the direct child — a job object is disproportionate for v1.
Two low-key links under the manager stage: the plugin development guide (rssh.ofcoder.com/plugins.html) and the reference monitor-plugin repo. Opened via open_external_url, same idiom as AiSettings.
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src-tauri/tests/cli_contract.rs:1
- This unrelated deletion removes the repository's entire CLI contract suite, including help-tree, completion, OSC, validation, and CRUD coverage. The plugin change does not replace these tests, so existing CLI regressions would no longer be gated; restore the suite (or move it intact with an explicit replacement).
src-tauri/src/models.rs:550 - This result serializes as
exit_code, while the bridge contract andExecResultexposeexitCode. Consequently every real exec response violates the v1 protocol and plugin clients cannot read the exit status. Apply camel-case serde naming to this wire type.
src-tauri/src/server.rs:356 - This headless branch bypasses the validation performed by the Tauri
set_plugin_ordercommand and calls the DB helper directly, so the same wire command accepts malformed plugin IDs in one host and rejects them in the other. Move the validated operation into a shared domain helper and call it from both adapters.
src/lib/components/AppShell.svelte:509 - The fitted layout reserves the plugin width, but the drag bounds still use the full container and only reserve one boolean “other panel.” With the plugin plus AI/SFTP visible, a drag stores a width larger than can be rendered; closing another panel later makes the panel jump to that unseen preference. Include the fitted plugin width in AI/SFTP drag reservations and reserve both AI and SFTP minima when dragging the plugin.
src/lib/plugins/PluginManager.svelte:650 - The enable and uninstall controls remain keyboard-focusable while their parent is fully transparent, and they are revealed only on pointer hover. Keyboard users tab into invisible controls. Reveal the overlay on
:focus-withinas well.
src/lib/plugins/PluginSide.svelte:95 - Heights are currently keyed only by plugin ID, although each tab owns a separate iframe and may report a different content height. A report from an inactive tab can therefore resize or clip the active tab's card. Key size state by both tab and plugin IDs.
src/lib/plugins/PluginStrip.svelte:67 - Widths are shared by plugin ID across all keep-alive tabs, but each tab's iframe can report a different natural width. Whichever iframe reports last controls every tab's segment, causing incorrect sizing after tab switches. Key the report by tab and plugin IDs.
roadmap.md:18 - This PR silently removes an unrelated mobile GPU-acceleration roadmap item, although the plugin work does not implement or supersede it. Restore the item to keep the change scoped to the stated feature.
src-tauri/src/server.rs:346
- The headless adapter discards the
areaargument that the frontend sends, so installing a side package through the strip entry (or vice versa) succeeds instead of returningplugin_area_mismatch. Forward the optional wire argument toinstall_impl, matching the Tauri adapter.
"install_plugin" => {
use base64::{engine::general_purpose::STANDARD, Engine};
let b64: String = arg(&args, "base64Zip")?;
crate::commands::plugin::ensure_zip_b64_within_cap(&b64).map_err(err_value)?;
let bytes = STANDARD.decode(b64.trim()).map_err(|e| {
err_value(AppError::config(
"crypto_base64_decode_failed",
json!({ "err": e.to_string() }),
))
})?;
ok(crate::commands::plugin::install_impl(state, &bytes, None))
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Plugin panels are mobile-disabled in v1 (the !isMobile guard around openForNewTab in addTab — no touch close affordance, PR #265 scope), so on a phone the manager can only configure a feature that can never appear: installed + enabled + auto-open still renders nothing. Hide the settings entry via hiddenOnMobile to match; desktop (including compact narrow windows) is unchanged.
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Minimal third-party plugin mechanism for rssh. A plugin is a self-contained web package (zip:
manifest.json+index.html) with one capability: a one-shot SSH exec channel brokered by the host — the same trust model as installing a shell script. No permission matrix, no store, no IPC.Backend
pluginstable;install_pluginvalidates the manifest (slug id, api 1, area enum), guards zip-slip (no absolute/../symlink entries, size/count caps), unpacks under/plugins/<id>. Same-id reinstall upgrades in place. Area mismatch (side zip from the strip entry) is rejected before extraction.plugin_exec: one-shot exec channel on the tab's SSH session, or a local child process on local-shell tabs; timeout clamped 1-60s, output capped at 256 KB per stream (drained past the cap so the writer never sees a broken pipe). Telnet/serial tabs getplugin_no_exec.Frontend
allow-scripts, opaque origin) + a postMessage bridge v1: exec broker (source-validated, concurrency-capped), theme tokens onhello,sizenotifications — the host cannot measure sandboxed content, so plugins report their height (side cards) / width (strip segments).Panel skeleton unification (drives the diff in ai/app stores)
The three side panels (AI/SFTP/plugins) were the same skeleton hand-written three times; the copies drifted into a real bug (per-tab width reads that registered no reactive dependency → frozen first drag). Now shared once:
SidePanel.svelte(aside + inner-edge handle + keep-alive panes) and apanel-statefactory (open flags + widths + optional persisted default). Policy differences (AI async teardown / SFTP ssh-gate / plugins in-memory) stay in the stores.Verification
cargo test741 passed;npx vitest run779 passed (bridge protocol, layout stacks, panel-widths negotiation, panel-state contract, plugin store);npm run build+svelte-checkclean on the touched files.npm run verify) driving the built plugins against a fake SSH host.Manual test notes
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