dsh-frutiger-aero

dsh-frutiger-aero

A dsh profile bundle that reskins the browser surface in Frutiger Aero and rebuilds the narrow-viewport layout around touch. Install it with the installer in the repository root:

node ../../install.mjs              # into `--profile frutiger`
node ../../install.mjs --link       # …or link the checkout, so a rebuild is live

Shape

package.json          dsh.bundle.patch → cordis.patch.yml
                      dsh.client       → exports["./client"] is a browser plugin
cordis.patch.yml      one inserted row, `frutiger-aero`
src/host.js           node half — an empty apply(), on purpose
src/client/*.js       palette, wallpaper, runtime (inlined by build.mjs)
src/css/*.css         base, scenery, material, mobile, effects
lib/index.js          built node half
lib/client.js         built browser half — committed, so installing needs no build
build.mjs             `node build.mjs` inlines src/css into lib/client.js

The row exists for its manifest, not its code: dsh.client is what makes @deepseek-ai/dsh-client-modules compose lib/client.js into window.__DSH_BOOT__ as a browser plugin. The host half is empty because the skin must not be able to touch a session, a tool or a service.

Browser half contract

lib/client.js ships as one file in the exact shape the client module system loads — a script that registers a factory, where id is the package name:

window.__ModuleLoader__.load({
  id: "dsh-frutiger-aero",
  factory: (require) => {
    var module = { exports: {} }
    var exports = module.exports
    /* … */
    exports.apply = apply
    return module.exports
  },
})

It requires nothing. The only optional integration is the theme service, reached through ctx.get('theme') with a ctx.inject(['theme'], …) fallback, so the plugin activates and paints correctly whether or not @deepseek-ai/dsh-client-ui-theme is composed.

Editing

node build.mjs          # src/ → lib/

lib/ is committed: the installed plugin must work with nothing but a file copy, so a build step is a convenience for development, never a requirement.

Licence

MIT.