wikkd/dsh-remote-access-web--packages-bundle-remote-access-web ↗★ 3
@froststarinquire/dsh-remote-access-web
Remote-access bundle for the DSH browser surface: mounts the reverse-tunnel host plugin and pins the directory picker to the in-app browse dialog so a remote operator can add workspaces 适合需远程访问并添加工作区的运维用户，需配置隧道环境变量。
インストール
npx -p @deepseek-ai/dsh dsh plugin --profile web add github:wikkd/dsh-remote-access-web#73e3ef308d1efbc6673650c22f6d3491677474a0&path:packages/bundle/remote-access-webドキュメント
README 全文を読む ↗Configuration
The row honors the deployment env (all optional; provider defaults to none):
| Env | Meaning |
|---|---|
DSH_REMOTE_ACCESS_PROVIDER | Tunnel backend; frp mounts a tunnel through an frpc-compatible client, absent keeps the schema default none (inert). The field is deployment-configurable so other backends can be added |
DSH_REMOTE_ACCESS_FRPC_PATH | absolute path to frpc (or compatible); required when provider is frp |
DSH_REMOTE_ACCESS_FRP_ARGS | frp fast-start value for -f, i.e. : |
DSH_REMOTE_ACCESS_CWD | working directory for the tunnel child; defaults to the process cwd |
DSH_REMOTE_ACCESS_PUBLIC_URL | public URL surfaced once the tunnel is up; the plugin's trustedAuthority() canonicalizes it for the trust fence |
When provider is frp but frpcPath/frpArgs are absent, the owning plugin refuses to activate loud rather than silently running without a tunnel.
The tunnel's connection address is yours to supply — the plugin never ships a default endpoint. Set the env above to your own provider's public host (DSH_REMOTE_ACCESS_PUBLIC_URL) and launch credential (DSH_REMOTE_ACCESS_FRP_ARGS); without them, an install stays inert.