Self Hosted Setup No GitHub
Session ID: 019e8040-a4aa-7000-822a-525d486ff6cd
Date: 2026-05-31 22:56:20
Associated Memory Note: 019e8040-a4aa-7000-822a-525d486ff6cd
Telemetry Stats
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| User Prompt CWD | /home/dev |
| Duration | 27.18s |
| Total Message Events | 6 |
| Input / Output Tokens | 22378 / 1449 |
| Cache Read / Write | 82952 / 0 |
| Estimated Cost | $0.000000 |
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👤 User
SELF HOSTED AND PERFECTED NO GITHUB
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Thinking Process
The user wants me to continue work on the knowledgebase project. Let me understand the current state and what needs to be done. The handoff context is very detailed. Let me read the current state of the project to understand what’s pending and what the user might want me to focus on.
The user’s message “SELF HOSTED AND PERFECTED NO GITHUB” emphasizes that everything should be self-hosted with no GitHub dependency, and they want it perfected.
Let me explore the current state of the project files to understand what needs fixing/perfecting.
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Now let me read the critical files directly to understand the exact state:
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¶Knowledgebase/local-github-api.mjs#1144
1:#!/usr/bin/env node
2:/**
3: * Local GitHub API shim for Sveltia CMS.
4: * Implements just enough of the GitHub REST API to let Sveltia CMS
5: * read/write files on the local filesystem. No real GitHub needed.
6: *
7: * Endpoints:
8: * GET /user
9: * GET /repos/:owner/:repo
10: * GET /repos/:owner/:repo/branches/:branch
11: * GET /repos/:owner/:repo/git/refs/heads/:branch
12: * GET /repos/:owner/:repo/git/trees/:sha?recursive=1
13: * GET /repos/:owner/:repo/contents/:path
14: * PUT /repos/:owner/:repo/contents/:path
15: * DELETE /repos/:owner/:repo/contents/:path
16: * POST /repos/:owner/:repo/git/blobs
17: * POST /repos/:owner/:repo/git/trees
18: * POST /repos/:owner/:repo/git/commits
19: * PATCH /repos/:owner/:repo/git/refs/heads/:branch
20: /
21:import { createServer } from ‘http’;
22:import { readFile, writeFile, readdir, stat, unlink, mkdir } from ‘fs/promises’;
23:import { join, relative, dirname } from ‘path’;
24:import { createHash } from ‘crypto’;
25:import { existsSync } from ‘fs’;
26:
27:const REPO_ROOT = process.env.REPO_ROOT || ‘/home/dev/Knowledgebase’;
28:const PORT = parseInt(process.env.PORT || ‘8082’, 10);
29:
30:function sha1(content) {
31: return createHash(‘sha1’).update(content).digest(‘hex’);
32:}
33:
34:function fakeSha() {
35: return sha1(Date.now().toString() + Math.random().toString());
36:}
37:
38:// Monotonic counter for fake SHAs in batch operations
39:let commitSha = sha1(‘initial’);
40:
41:/* Recursively walk directory, returning {path, type, size} relative to root /
42-65:async function walkDir(dir, root = dir) { .. }
66:
67:/* Read body as string /
68-74:function readBody(req) { .. }
75:
76:/* JSON response helper /
77-80:function json(res, data, status = 200) { .. }
81:
82:/* In-memory blob store for Git Data API batch operations */
83:const blobStore = new Map();
84:
85-296:async function handle(req, res) { .. }
297:
298:const server = createServer(handle);
299:server.listen(PORT, ‘127.0.0.1’, () => {
300: console.log(Local GitHub API shim on :${PORT} → ${REPO_ROOT});
301:});
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¶Knowledgebase/https-proxy.mjs#379A
1:#!/usr/bin/env node
2:/**
3: * HTTPS proxy for Hugo Knowledgebase + Local GitHub API shim
4: * - /api/v3/* → local-github-api on :8082 (strip /api/v3 prefix)
5: * - /* → Hugo on :55888
6: /
7:import { createServer } from ‘https’;
8:import { request as httpRequest } from ‘http’;
9:import { readFileSync } from ‘fs’;
10:
11:const HTTPS_PORT = 55889;
12:const HUGO_PORT = 55888;
13:const GITHUB_API_PORT = 8082;
14:
15:const options = {
16: key: readFileSync(‘/home/dev/certs/kb.key’),
17: cert: readFileSync(‘/home/dev/certs/kb.crt’),
18:};
19:
20:const server = createServer(options, (clientReq, clientRes) => {
21: let targetPort, targetPath;
22:
23: if (clientReq.url.startsWith(‘/api/v3/’)) {
24: targetPort = GITHUB_API_PORT;
25: targetPath = clientReq.url.slice(7); // strip /api/v3
26: } else {
27: targetPort = HUGO_PORT;
28: targetPath = clientReq.url;
29: }
30:
31: const proxyReq = httpRequest(
32: {
33: hostname: ‘127.0.0.1’,
34: port: targetPort,
35: path: targetPath,
36: method: clientReq.method,
37: headers: {
38: …clientReq.headers,
39: host: 127.0.0.1:${targetPort},
40: },
41: },
42: (proxyRes) => {
43: // Ensure CORS on all proxied responses
44: const headers = { …proxyRes.headers };
45: headers[‘access-control-allow-origin’] = '';
46: headers[‘access-control-allow-methods’] = ‘GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, OPTIONS’;
47: headers[‘access-control-allow-headers’] = ‘Content-Type, Authorization, Accept’;
48: clientRes.writeHead(proxyRes.statusCode, headers);
49: proxyRes.pipe(clientRes, { end: true });
50: }
51: );
52:
53: proxyReq.on(‘error’, (err) => {
54: console.error(Proxy error (port ${targetPort}):, err.message);
55: clientRes.writeHead(502);
56: clientRes.end(‘Bad Gateway’);
57: });
58:
59: clientReq.pipe(proxyReq, { end: true });
60:});
61:
62:server.listen(HTTPS_PORT, ‘0.0.0.0’, () => {
63: console.log(HTTPS proxy on :${HTTPS_PORT});
64: console.log( /api/v3/* → :${GITHUB_API_PORT});
65: console.log( /* → :${HUGO_PORT});
66:});
67:
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¶Knowledgebase/static/admin/index.html#22F3
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¶Knowledgebase/hugo-knowledgebase.service#7D96
1:[Unit]
2:Description=Hugo Knowledgebase Server
3:After=network.target
4:
5:[Service]
6:Type=simple
7:User=dev
8:Group=dev
9:WorkingDirectory=/home/dev/Knowledgebase
10:ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/hugo server -D -p 55888 —bind 0.0.0.0 —baseURL http://0rk.de:55888 —disableFastRender
11:Restart=on-failure
12:RestartSec=5
13:
14:[Install]
15:WantedBy=multi-user.target
16:
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¶Knowledgebase/static/admin/config.yml#36E9
1:backend:
2: name: github
3: repo: dev/Knowledgebase
4: branch: master
5: api_root: https://0rk.de:55889/api/v3
6: base_url: https://0rk.de:55889
7: auth_endpoint: /api/v3/auth
8:
9:media_folder: static/uploads
10:public_folder: /uploads
11:
12:collections:
13: - name: guides
14: label: Guides
15: label_singular: Guide
16: folder: content/guides
17: create: true
18: format: toml-frontmatter
19: fields:
20: - { label: Title, name: title, widget: string }
21: - { label: Date, name: date, widget: datetime }
22: - { label: Draft, name: draft, widget: boolean, default: false }
23: - { label: Weight, name: weight, widget: number, default: 10, value_type: int }
24: - { label: Description, name: description, widget: string, required: false }
25: - { label: Body, name: body, widget: markdown }
26:
27: - name: cheatsheets
28: label: Cheat Sheets
29: label_singular: Cheat Sheet
30: folder: content/cheatsheets
31: create: true
32: nested:
33: depth: 3
34: format: toml-frontmatter
35: fields:
36: - { label: Title, name: title, widget: string }
37: - { label: Date, name: date, widget: datetime }
38: - { label: Draft, name: draft, widget: boolean, default: false }
39: - { label: Weight, name: weight, widget: number, default: 10, value_type: int }
40: - { label: Description, name: description, widget: string, required: false }
41: - { label: Tags, name: tags, widget: list, required: false }
42: - { label: Body, name: body, widget: markdown }
43: meta:
44: path:
45: widget: string
46: label: Path
47: index_file: _index
48:
49: - name: reference
50: label: Reference
51: label_singular: Reference
52: folder: content/reference
53: create: true
54: format: toml-frontmatter
55: fields:
56: - { label: Title, name: title, widget: string }
57: - { label: Date, name: date, widget: datetime }
58: - { label: Draft, name: draft, widget: boolean, default: false }
59: - { label: Weight, name: weight, widget: number, default: 10, value_type: int }
60: - { label: Description, name: description, widget: string, required: false }
61: - { label: Body, name: body, widget: markdown }
62:
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¶Knowledgebase/hugo.toml#C05A
1:baseURL = “http://0rk.de:55888/”
2:title = “Dev Knowledgebase”
3:theme = “hugo-book”
4:enableEmoji = true
5:enableGitInfo = false
6:
7:[params]
8: BookTheme = “auto”
9: BookToC = true
10: BookSection = ”/”
11: BookRepo = ""
12: BookSearch = true
13:
14:[markup.goldmark.renderer]
15: unsafe = true
16:
17:[markup.tableOfContents]
18: startLevel = 1
19: endLevel = 4
20:
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- reference/ 49m ago
- obsidian-extension-dev.md 6.3KB 49m ago
- vscode-settings.md 8.5KB 49m ago
- groq-gradio.md 18.3KB 49m ago
- groq-obsi.md 4.1KB 49m ago
- groq.md 11.0KB 49m ago
- Hugdown.md 35.4KB 49m ago
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- cheatsheets/ 49m ago
- api-youtube.md 18.5KB 49m ago
- popular-libs.md 6.8KB 49m ago
- todo.md 116B 49m ago
- workspace.md 6.0KB 49m ago
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- audio/ 49m ago
- python/ 49m ago
- _index.md 194B 49m ago
- guides/ 49m ago
- mixbox-agents.md 18.5KB 35m ago
- workspace-agents.md 18.5KB 35m ago
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¶Knowledgebase/hugo-kb-https-proxy.service#9477
1:[Unit]
2:Description=Hugo Knowledgebase HTTPS Proxy (TLS termination)
3:After=network.target hugo-knowledgebase.service
4:Requires=hugo-knowledgebase.service
5:
6:[Service]
7:Type=simple
8:User=dev
9:Group=dev
10:WorkingDirectory=/home/dev/Knowledgebase
11:ExecStart=/usr/bin/node /home/dev/Knowledgebase/https-proxy.mjs
12:Restart=on-failure
13:RestartSec=5
14:
15:[Install]
16:WantedBy=multi-user.target
17:
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¶Knowledgebase/start.sh#5858
1:#!/usr/bin/env bash
2:set -euo pipefail
3:cd “0”)”
4:exec hugo server -D -p 55888 —bind 0.0.0.0
5: —baseURL “http://0rk.de:55888”
6: —disableFastRender
7:
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¶Knowledgebase/local-github-api.service#0C74
1:[Unit]
2:Description=Local GitHub API Shim for Sveltia CMS
3:After=network.target
4:
5:[Service]
6:Type=simple
7:User=dev
8:Group=dev
9:WorkingDirectory=/home/dev/Knowledgebase
10:Environment=REPO_ROOT=/home/dev/Knowledgebase
11:Environment=PORT=8082
12:ExecStart=/usr/bin/node /home/dev/Knowledgebase/local-github-api.mjs
13:Restart=on-failure
14:RestartSec=5
15:
16:[Install]
17:WantedBy=multi-user.target
18:
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¶Knowledgebase/local-github-api.mjs#1144
84:
85:async function handle(req, res) {
86: // CORS
87: res.setHeader(‘Access-Control-Allow-Origin’, '');
88: res.setHeader(‘Access-Control-Allow-Methods’, ‘GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, OPTIONS’);
89: res.setHeader(‘Access-Control-Allow-Headers’, ‘Content-Type, Authorization, Accept’);
90: res.setHeader(‘Access-Control-Expose-Headers’, '');
91:
92: if (req.method === ‘OPTIONS’) { res.writeHead(204); res.end(); return; }
93:
94: const url = new URL(req.url, http://localhost:${PORT});
95: const p = url.pathname.replace(//+/, '') || '/';
96: const method = req.method;
97:
98: let body = null;
99: if (method === 'POST' || method === 'PUT' || method === 'PATCH' || method === 'DELETE') {
100: const raw = await readBody(req);
101: try { body = JSON.parse(raw); } catch { body = raw; }
102: }
103:
104: // GET /auth — auto-grant OAuth token (skip GitHub entirely)
105: if (p === '/auth' && method === 'GET') {
106: const html = `<!DOCTYPE html><html><body><script>
107: (function() {
108: function recvMsg(e) {
109: console.log('auth:opener msg', e.data);
110: if (e.data === 'authorizing:github') {
111: window.opener.postMessage(
112: 'authorization:github:success:{"token":"local-dev-token","provider":"github"}',
113: e.origin
114: );
115: window.removeEventListener('message', recvMsg);
116: window.close();
117: }
118: }
119: window.addEventListener('message', recvMsg);
120: window.opener.postMessage('authorizing:github', '*');
121: })();
122: </script></body></html>`;
123: res.writeHead(200, { 'Content-Type': 'text/html' });
124: res.end(html);
125: return;
126: }
127:
128: try {
129: // GET /user
130: if (p === '/user' && method === 'GET') {
131: return json(res, {
132: login: 'dev', id: 1, name: 'Local Dev',
133: email: 'dev@local', avatar_url: '', type: 'User',
134: });
135: }
136:
137: // GET /repos/:owner/:repo
138: let m;
139: if ((m = p.match(/^\/repos\/([^/]+)\/([^/]+)/)) && method === ‘GET’) {
140: return json(res, {
141: id: 1, full_name: ${m[1]}/${m[2]}, name: m[2],
142: default_branch: ‘master’, private: true,
143: permissions: { admin: true, push: true, pull: true },
144: owner: { login: m[1], id: 1 },
145: });
146: }
147:
148: // GET /repos/:owner/:repo/branches/:branch
149: if ((m = p.match(/^/repos/[^/]+/[^/]+/branches/(.+)/)) && method === 'GET') {
150: return json(res, {
151: name: m[1],
152: commit: { sha: commitSha, commit: { message: 'local' } },
153: protected: false,
154: });
155: }
156:
157: // GET /repos/:owner/:repo/git/refs/heads/:branch
158: if ((m = p.match(/^\/repos\/[^/]+\/[^/]+\/git\/refs\/heads\/(.+)/)) && method === ‘GET’) {
159: return json(res, {
160: ref: refs/heads/${m[1]},
161: object: { sha: commitSha, type: ‘commit’ },
162: });
163: }
164:
165: // PATCH /repos/:owner/:repo/git/refs/heads/:branch (update ref after commit)
166: if ((m = p.match(/^/repos/[^/]+/[^/]+/git/refs/heads/(.+)/)) && method === 'PATCH') {
167: if (body?.sha) commitSha = body.sha;
168: return json(res, {
169: ref: `refs/heads/{m[1]}, 170: object: { sha: commitSha, type: 'commit' }, 171: }); 172: } 173: 174: // GET /repos/:owner/:repo/git/trees/:sha?recursive=1 175: if ((m = p.match(/^\/repos\/[^/]+\/[^/]+\/git\/trees\/(.+)$/)) && method === 'GET') { 176: const files = await walkDir(REPO_ROOT); 177: const tree = files.map((f) => ({ 178: path: f.path, mode: f.mode, type: f.type, 179: sha: sha1(f.path + f.size), size: f.size, 180: })); 181: return json(res, { sha: sha1('tree'), tree, truncated: false }); 182: } 183: 184: // POST /repos/:owner/:repo/git/trees (create tree — batch save) 185: if ((m = p.match(/^\/repos\/[^/]+\/[^/]+\/git\/trees$/)) && method === 'POST') { 186: const treeSha = fakeSha(); 187: if (body?.tree) { 188: for (const entry of body.tree) { 189: if (entry.sha && blobStore.has(entry.sha)) { 190: const content = blobStore.get(entry.sha); 191: const filePath = join(REPO_ROOT, entry.path); 192: await mkdir(dirname(filePath), { recursive: true }); 193: await writeFile(filePath, content); 194: blobStore.delete(entry.sha); 195: console.log( wrote: {entry.path}`);
196: }
197: }
198: }
199: return json(res, { sha: treeSha }, 201);
200: }
201:
202: // POST /repos/:owner/:repo/git/blobs (store blob for batch commit)
203: if ((m = p.match(/^\/repos\/[^/]+\/[^/]+\/git\/blobs/)) && method === ‘POST’) {
204: let content;
205: if (body?.encoding === ‘base64’) {
206: content = Buffer.from(body.content, ‘base64’);
207: } else {
208: content = Buffer.from(body?.content || ”);
209: }
210: const blobSha = sha1(content);
211: blobStore.set(blobSha, content);
212: return json(res, { sha: blobSha }, 201);
213: }
214:
215: // POST /repos/:owner/:repo/git/commits (create commit)
216: if ((m = p.match(/^/repos/[^/]+/[^/]+/git/commits/)) && method === 'POST') {
217: commitSha = fakeSha();
218: console.log(`commit: {body?.message || ‘no message’}); 219: return json(res, { 220: sha: commitSha, 221: message: body?.message || '', 222: tree: { sha: body?.tree || fakeSha() }, 223: parents: body?.parents?.map((s) => ({ sha: s })) || [], 224: }, 201); 225: } 226: 227: // GET /repos/:owner/:repo/contents/:path 228: if ((m = p.match(/^\/repos\/[^/]+\/[^/]+\/contents\/(.+)$/)) && method === 'GET') { 229: const filePath = join(REPO_ROOT, m[1]); 230: const s = await stat(filePath).catch(() => null); 231: if (!s) return json(res, { message: 'Not Found' }, 404); 232: 233: if (s.isDirectory()) { 234: const items = await readdir(filePath, { withFileTypes: true }); 235: const listing = []; 236: for (const item of items) { 237: if (item.name.startsWith('.')) continue; 238: const fp = join(filePath, item.name); 239: const fs = await stat(fp).catch(() => null); 240: listing.push({ 241: name: item.name, 242: path: relative(REPO_ROOT, fp), 243: sha: sha1(fp + (fs?.size || 0)), 244: size: fs?.size || 0, 245: type: item.isDirectory() ? 'dir' : 'file', 246: }); 247: } 248: return json(res, listing); 249: } 250: 251: const content = await readFile(filePath); 252: return json(res, { 253: name: filePath.split('/').pop(), 254: path: relative(REPO_ROOT, filePath), 255: sha: sha1(content), 256: size: content.length, 257: type: 'file', 258: encoding: 'base64', 259: content: content.toString('base64'), 260: }); 261: } 262: 263: // PUT /repos/:owner/:repo/contents/:path (create or update file) 264: if ((m = p.match(/^\/repos\/[^/]+\/[^/]+\/contents\/(.+)$/)) && method === 'PUT') { 265: const filePath = join(REPO_ROOT, m[1]); 266: await mkdir(dirname(filePath), { recursive: true }); 267: const content = Buffer.from(body?.content || '', 'base64'); 268: await writeFile(filePath, content); 269: const newSha = sha1(content); 270: console.log(wrote: {content.length} bytes)); 271: return json(res, { 272: content: { 273: name: filePath.split('/').pop(), 274: path: m[1], sha: newSha, size: content.length, type: 'file', 275: }, 276: commit: { sha: fakeSha(), message: body?.message || 'update' }, 277: }); 278: } 279: 280: // DELETE /repos/:owner/:repo/contents/:path 281: if ((m = p.match(/^\/repos\/[^/]+\/[^/]+\/contents\/(.+)$/)) && method === 'DELETE') { 282: const filePath = join(REPO_ROOT, m[1]); 283: await unlink(filePath).catch(() => {}); 284: console.log(deleted: {m[1]}`);
285: return json(res, { commit: { sha: fakeSha(), message: body?.message || 'delete' } });
286: }
287:
288: // Fallback
289: console.log(`unhandled: {method} {p}`);
290: json(res, { message: `Not implemented: {method} {p}` }, 404);
291:
292: } catch (err) {
293: console.error(`Error handling {method} ${p}:`, err.message);
294: json(res, { message: err.message }, 500);
295: }
296:}
297:
298:const server = createServer(handle);
299:server.listen(PORT, ‘127.0.0.1’, () => {
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¶docs/WORKSPACE_CHEAT_SHEET.md#4D69
1:# Workspace Quick-Start Cheat Sheet 🚀
2:
3:Welcome to the /home/dev server container! This cheatsheet is a high-level, idiot-proof, and ultra-condensed reference map for all active projects, services, port allocations, and dev workflows.
4:
5:---
6:
7:## 🔌 1. Global Port Allocation Map
8:
9:| Port | Service / Application | Tech Stack | Project Directory |
10:| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
11:| 7860 | AudioFlux Main App (MIR Modular) | Python, Gradio | /home/dev/audio/[[projects/audioflux|AudioFlux]]/ |
12:| 7861 | AudioFlux Unified Dashboard | Python, Gradio | /home/dev/audio/[[projects/audioflux|AudioFlux]]/ |
13:| 7863 | AudioFlux MIR Playground | Python, Gradio | /home/dev/audio/[[projects/audioflux|AudioFlux]]/ |
14:| 55211 | GOMA (Hugo Backend Site) | Hugo SSG | /home/dev/[[projects/hugdown|Hugdown]]/goma/ |
15:| 55212 | GOMA LiveReload Server | Node/Hugo | /home/dev/[[projects/hugdown|Hugdown]]/ |
16:| 55220 | GIMA (Vite React Client) | React, Vite | /home/dev/[[projects/hugdown|Hugdown]]/gima/ |
17:| 55577 | Langflow Workflow Engine | Python, Poetry | /home/dev/py/flow/ |
18:| 55644 | MixBox NiceGUI Review UI | Python, UV | /home/dev/audio/[[projects/mixbox|MixBox]]/ |
19:| 55441 | Groq Showcase (Full Main UI) | Python, Gradio | /home/dev/py/[[projects/groqgradio|GroqGradio]]/ |
20:| 55443 | Groq Showcase (Minimal Chat UI) | Python, Gradio | /home/dev/py/[[projects/groqgradio|GroqGradio]]/ |
21:| 55444 | Groq Showcase (Streamlined Chat) | Python, Gradio | /home/dev/py/[[projects/groqgradio|GroqGradio]]/ |
22:| 55446 | Groq Showcase (Langflow Proxy) | Python, Gradio | /home/dev/py/[[projects/groqgradio|GroqGradio]]/ |
23:| 55442 | Jamjams OpenAI Chat Lab | Python, Gradio | /home/dev/py/gradiomulti/ |
24:| 55888 | Dev Knowledgebase (Hugo + Sveltia CMS) | Hugo SSG | /home/dev/[[projects/knowledgebase|Knowledgebase]]/ |
25:
26:---
27:
28:## 📂 2. Absolute Path Directory Map
29:
30:- /home/dev/audio/[[projects/mixbox|MixBox]]/ 🎛️ — DJ automation & beatgrid editor (FastAPI, NiceGUI, React/OpenDAW).
31:- /home/dev/audio/[[projects/audioflux|AudioFlux]]/ 📊 — MIR signal analyzer Gradio UI (Pure NumPy/SciPy math, no librosa).
32:- /home/dev/audio/broadcast/ 📻 — Radio streaming orchestration (Icecast & Liquidsoap configs).
33:- /home/dev/audio/nicegui/ 🖥️ — Frontend demo elements & component modifications.
34:- /home/dev/[[projects/hugdown|Hugdown]]/ ⚡ — Hybrid static-client site (GIMA React hydration on GOMA Hugo static views).
35:- /home/dev/py/flow/ 🤖 — Visual pipeline node connector & chatbot design environment (Langflow).
36:- /home/dev/py/[[projects/groqgradio|GroqGradio]]/ ⚡ — Systemd-deployed Gradio UIs hooked up to Groq APIs.
37:- /home/dev/py/gradiomulti/ 🧪 — Multi-service OpenAI Gradio playground via OpenRouter.
38:- /home/dev/py/[[projects/mugen|MUGEN]]/ 🎬 — Music Video Creator CLI (Rhythm beats matching video edit).
39:- /home/dev/py/mugen-webui/ 🎞️ — MUGEN editor web control center interface.
40:- /home/dev/active/ 🕹️ — Project sandbox containing ai-town, [[projects/storymatrix|StoryMatrix]], and express lobbies (fun, funday).
41:
42:---
43:
44:## 💻 3. Command Central by Project
45:
46:# 🎛️ MixBox (/home/dev/audio/[[projects/mixbox|MixBox]]/)
47:bash 48:# Sync package deps via uv 49:uv sync 50: 51:# Auto-format and lint code 52:uv run ruff check . --fix 53: 54:# Run unit tests (skip slow mix generations) 55:uv run pytest -m "not rotation" 56: 57:# Run Quality Gate regression tests (Micro or Afro baseline) 58:uv run python scripts/rotation_quality_gate.py micro 59:uv run python scripts/rotation_quality_gate.py afro 60: 61:# Launch editor UI ([[infrastructure/port-55644|Port 55644 ([[projects/mixbox|MixBox]] NiceGUI)]]) 62:uv run python -m [[projects/mixbox|MixBox]].gui 63:
64:
65:# 📊 AudioFlux Showcase (/home/dev/audio/[[projects/audioflux|AudioFlux]]/)
66:bash 67:# Activate Venv & start all 3 Gradio apps in the background 68:source .venv/bin/activate 69:python app/main.py & 70:python app/unified_main.py & 71:python mir_playground_standalone.py & 72: 73:# Kill Gradio apps 74:pkill -f "main.py\|unified_main.py\|mir_playground_standalone.py" 75: 76:# Run comprehensive signal engine checks 77:python -c "exec(open('test_comprehensive.py').read())" 78:
79:
80:# ⚡ Hugdown / GIGO (/home/dev/[[projects/hugdown|Hugdown]]/)
81:bash 82:# Start GOMA (Hugo) and GIMA (React) concurrently 83:./gigo-start.sh 84: 85:# Terminate dev environments 86:./gigo-stop.sh 87: 88:# Build React client, copy bundles, and generate static Hugo site 89:./build-all.sh 90: 91:# Execute integration tests 92:node test-e2e.js 93:
94:
95:# 🤖 Langflow (/home/dev/py/flow/)
96:bash 97:# Start visual builder backend ([[infrastructure/port-55577|Port 55577 ([[projects/langflow|Langflow]] Workspace)]]) 98:poetry run [[projects/langflow|Langflow]] run --host 0.0.0.0 --port 55577 99:
100:
101:# ⚡ Groq Gradio Services (/home/dev/py/[[projects/groqgradio|GroqGradio]]/)
102:bash 103:# Manage Gradio services via systemd 104:systemctl --user start groq-minimal.service 105:systemctl --user start groq-streamlined.service 106:systemctl --user start groq-main.service 107:systemctl --user start groq-langflow.service 108: 109:# Stream service logs 110:journalctl --user -u groq-minimal -f 111:
112:
113:# 🧪 Jamjams Chat Lab (/home/dev/py/gradiomulti/)
114:bash 115:# Launch OpenAI OpenRouter Gradio interface ([[infrastructure/port-55442|Port 55442 ([[projects/jamjams|Jamjams]] OpenAI Chat Lab)]]) 116:python app.py 117:
118:
119:# 🎞️ MUGEN WebUI (/home/dev/py/mugen-webui/)
120:bash 121:# Launch rhythm video generator control UI 122:python webui.py 123:
124:
125:# 🕹️ Active Sandbox
126:- ai-town: cd /home/dev/active/ai-town && npm run dev
127:- funday: cd /home/dev/active/funday && ./start-funday.sh
128:
129:---
130:
131:## 🛠️ 4. Essential Coding Conventions
132:
133:# 🐍 Python
134:1. Audio Fallbacks: Use load_audio from audio_core. It targets librosa first and gracefully falls back to pydub-ng.
135:2. AudioFlux Constraints: Direct imports of librosa or [[projects/audioflux|AudioFlux]] in /home/dev/audio/[[projects/audioflux|AudioFlux]]/ are strictly FORBIDDEN. Use local signal math inside app/utils/audio_utils.py.
136:3. Pydantic: Declare runtime parameters inside Pydantic structures (packages/dj-engine/src/[[projects/mixbox|MixBox]]/config/models.py).
137:
138:# 📦 Node / Vite / Static Site
139:1. CDN Hydration: In Hugdown static views, import React and ReactDOM from https://esm.sh/ inside the HTML layout to avoid dependency bloating.
140:2. JWT Credentials: Secure custom endpoints via JWT_SECRET_KEY on HS256 algorithm.
141:
142:---
143:
144:## 🔬 5. Testing & Verification
145:
146:- Pytest Suite: Execute unit tests using pytest markers (slow, integration, rotation, perf, viz).
147:- Telemetry Verification: Tracing logs use @[[infrastructure/port-19030|Langfuse]]/otel (with a visibility poll timeout of 4000 ms). Never extract get API methods without binding context (traceApi.get(traceId)) to avoid losing this reference context.
148:
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3:date = 2026-05-31
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6:
7:# Dev Knowledgebase
8:
9:Welcome to the workspace knowledge base. Browse the sidebar to find guides, cheat sheets, and reference material.
10:
11:## Sections
12:
13:- [Guides]({{< relref “/guides” >}}) — Workspace agent guidelines and conventions
14:- [Cheat Sheets]({{< relref “/cheatsheets” >}}) — Quick reference for tools, languages, and frameworks
15:- [Reference]({{< relref “/reference” >}}) — In-depth documentation and articles
16:
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42:async function walkDir(dir, root = dir) {
43: const entries = [];
44: let items;
45: try { items = await readdir(dir, { withFileTypes: true }); }
46: catch { return entries; }
47:
48: for (const item of items) {
49: const full = join(dir, item.name);
50: const rel = relative(root, full);
51:
52: // Skip .git, node_modules, public, resources
53: if (item.name = '.git' || item.name = ‘node_modules’ ||
54: item.name = 'public' || item.name = ‘resources’) continue;
55:
56: if (item.isDirectory()) {
57: entries.push({ path: rel, type: ‘tree’, size: 0, mode: ‘040000’ });
58: entries.push(…await walkDir(full, root));
59: } else if (item.isFile()) {
60: const s = await stat(full).catch(() => null);
61: entries.push({ path: rel, type: ‘blob’, size: s?.size || 0, mode: ‘100644’ });
62: }
63: }
64: return entries;
65:}
66:
67:/* Read body as string /
68:function readBody(req) {
69: return new Promise((resolve) => {
70: let d = ”;
71: req.on(‘data’, (c) => d += c);
72: req.on(‘end’, () => resolve(d));
73: });
74:}
75:
76:/* JSON response helper */
77:function json(res, data, status = 200) {
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sveltia/sveltia-cms
Git-based headless CMS. Successor to Netlify CMS (now Decap CMS). Modern UX, first-class i18n support, mobile support + 100s of improvements. Framework-agnostic, open source & free.
Stars: 2443 · Forks: 154 · Issues: 78
Language: JavaScript
License: MIT License
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README
Sveltia CMS
Sveltia CMS is a free, open-source, Git-based headless content management system for Jamstack sites. It’s a complete rewrite of Netlify CMS, now known as Decap CMS.
Designed for content editors and developers alike, Sveltia CMS delivers a modern UX/DX, powerful features, and first-class internationalization (i18n) support — all in a small, maintenance-free, single-page web application served from a CDN. Its framework-agnostic, generic-purpose approach makes it suitable for a wide range of projects, from personal blogs and portfolios to marketing sites and knowledge bases.
As the de facto successor to Netlify CMS, Sveltia CMS addresses 300+ longstanding issues while maintaining high compatibility with existing installations. It far surpasses the official yet neglected successor, Decap CMS. More and more projects, including a U.S. government site, are switching from Netlify/Decap CMS to Sveltia CMS to take advantage of its significantly improved performance, security, reliability, and experience.
It’s also a great choice for people migrating from a traditional CMS to a static site generator and looking for a lightweight headless CMS. A common use case is rebuilding a WordPress site with Astro and Sveltia CMS, which provides a secure, low-cost, high-performance hosting stack.
Explore 200+ real-world examples in our showcase, or visit the documentation to get started.
Documentation
We provide comprehensive documentation to help you get started and make the most of Sveltia CMS:
- Introduction: Product highlights, use cases, project goals
- Getting Started: Step-by-step setup instructions
- Migration Guides: Instructions for migrating from other CMSs
- Roadmap: Upcoming features and improvements
Community
Stay connected and get support through our community channels:
- Bluesky: Follow us for news and updates
- Discord: Join the community and chat with us
- GitHub Discussions: Ask questions and share ideas
- Contribute: Learn how to get involved
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export const BACKEND_NAME = ‘github’;
export const BACKEND_LABEL = ‘GitHub’;
export const DEFAULT_API_ROOT = ‘https://api.github.com’;
export const DEFAULT_AUTH_ROOT = ‘https://api.netlify.com’;
export const DEFAULT_AUTH_PATH = ‘auth’;
export const DEFAULT_PKCE_AUTH_ROOT = ‘https://github.com’;
export const DEFAULT_PKCE_AUTH_PATH = ‘login/oauth/authorize’;
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import { _ } from ‘@sveltia/i18n’;
import { encodeBase64 } from ‘@sveltia/utils/file’;
import { repository } from ‘lib/services/backends/git/shared/api’;
import { createCommitMessage } from ‘$lib/services/backends/git/shared/commits’;
/**
- @import { CommitOptions, CommitResults, FileChange, FileCommit } from ‘$lib/types/private’;
*/
/**
- @typedef {object} LastCommitResponse
- @property {object} repository Repository information.
- @property {object} repository.ref Reference information.
- @property {object} repository.ref.target Target commit.
- @property {object} repository.ref.target.history Commit history.
- @property {{ oid: string, message: string }[]} repository.ref.target.history.nodes Nodes in the
- commit history, containing the commit SHA-1 hash and message.
*/
const FETCH_LAST_COMMIT_QUERY = query($owner: String!, $repo: String!, $branch: String!) { repository(owner: $owner, name: $repo) { ref(qualifiedName: $branch) { target { ... on Commit { history(first: 1) { nodes { oid message } } } } } } };
/**
- Fetch the last commit on the repository.
- @returns {Promise<{ hash: string, message: string }>} Commit’s SHA-1 hash and message.
- @throws {Error} When the branch could not be found.
/
export const fetchLastCommit = async () => {
const { repo, branch } = repository;
const result = /* @type {LastCommitResponse} */ (await fetchGraphQL(FETCH_LAST_COMMIT_QUERY));
if (!result.repository) {
throw new Error(‘Failed to retrieve the last commit hash.’, {
cause: new Error(_(‘repository_not_found’, { values: { repo } })),
});
}
if (!result.repository.ref) {
throw new Error(‘Failed to retrieve the last commit hash.’, {
cause: new Error(_(‘branch_not_found’, { values: { repo, branch } })),
});
}
const { oid: hash, message } = result.repository.ref.target.history.nodes[0];
return { hash, message };
};
/**
- GitHub’s GraphQL API cannot resolve blob OIDs for files over this size (10 MB).
- @see https://github.com/sveltia/sveltia-cms/issues/692
*/
const MAX_GRAPHQL_BLOB_SIZE = 10 * 1024 * 1024;
/**
- Save entries or assets remotely.
- @param {FileChange[]} changes File changes to be saved.
- @param {CommitOptions} options Commit options.
- @returns {Promise
} Commit results, including the commit SHA and updated file SHAs. - @see https://github.blog/changelog/2021-09-13-a-simpler-api-for-authoring-commits/
- @see https://docs.github.com/en/graphql/reference/mutations#createcommitonbranch
*/
export const commitChanges = async (changes, options) => {
const { owner, repo, branch } = repository;
const additionChanges = changes.filter(({ action }) =>
[‘create’, ‘update’, ‘move’].includes(action),
);
const additions = await Promise.all(
additionChanges.map(async ({ path, data }) => ({
path,
contents: await encodeBase64(data ?? ”),
})),
);
const deletions = changes
.filter(({ action }) => [‘move’, ‘delete’].includes(action))
.map(({ previousPath, path }) => ({ path: previousPath ?? path }));
// Part of the query to fetch new file SHAs; skip files over 10 MB to avoid a GitHub GraphQL
// limitation where large blob OIDs cannot be resolved
// @see https://github.com/sveltia/sveltia-cms/issues/692
const fileShaQuery = additions
.map(({ path }, index) => {
const { data } = additionChanges[index];
const size = data instanceof Blob ? data.size : new Blob([data ?? ”]).size;
return size <= MAX_GRAPHQL_BLOB_SIZE
? `file_${index}: file(path: ${JSON.stringify(path)}) { oid }`
: '';
})
.filter(Boolean)
.join(' ');
const query = mutation($input: CreateCommitOnBranchInput!) { createCommitOnBranch(input: $input) { commit { oid committedDate ${fileShaQuery} } } } ;
const input = {
branch: {
repositoryNameWithOwner: ${owner}/${repo},
branchName: branch,
},
expectedHeadOid: (await fetchLastCommit()).hash,
fileChanges: { additions, deletions },
message: { headline: createCommitMessage(changes, options) },
};
const {
createCommitOnBranch: { commit },
} = /** @type {{ createCommitOnBranch: { commit: Record<string, any> }}} */ (
await fetchGraphQL(query, { input })
);
return {
sha: commit.oid,
date: new Date(commit.committedDate),
files: Object.fromEntries(
additions.map(({ path }, index) => {
const { data } = additionChanges[index];
return [
path,
{
sha: commit[`file_${index}`]?.oid,
// Preserve the original file for large uploads so the UI can create a blob URL
...(data instanceof Blob && data.size > MAX_GRAPHQL_BLOB_SIZE ? { file: data } : {}),
},
];
}),
),
};
};
/**
- Fetch commit history for the given file paths.
- @param {string[]} paths File paths to fetch commit history for.
- @returns {Promise<FileCommit[]>} Deduplicated and sorted list of commits.
- @see https://docs.github.com/en/graphql/reference/objects#commit
*/
export const fetchFileCommits = async (paths) => {
const innerQuery = paths
.map(
(path, i) =>history_${i}: ref(qualifiedName: $branch) { target { ... on Commit { history(first: 100, path: ${JSON.stringify(path)}) { nodes { oid author { name email avatarUrl user { login } } committedDate } } } } },
)
.join(”);
const query = query($owner: String!, $repo: String!, $branch: String!) { repository(owner: $owner, name: $repo) { ${innerQuery} } } ;
const data = /** @type {{ repository: Record<string, any> }} / (await fetchGraphQL(query));
/* @type {Map<string, FileCommit>} */
const commitMap = new Map();
paths.forEach((_path, i) => {
const nodes = data.repository[history_${i}]?.target?.history?.nodes ?? [];
nodes.forEach((/** @type {any} */ node) => {
if (!commitMap.has(node.oid)) {
commitMap.set(node.oid, {
sha: node.oid,
authorName: node.author.name,
authorEmail: node.author.email,
authorAvatarURL: node.author.avatarUrl,
authorLogin: node.author.user?.login,
date: new Date(node.committedDate),
});
}
});
});
return […commitMap.values()].sort((a, b) => b.date.getTime() - a.date.getTime());
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import { getPathInfo } from ‘@sveltia/utils/file’;
import { sleep } from ‘@sveltia/utils/misc’;
import mime from ‘mime’;
import { fetchLastCommit } from ‘lib/services/backends/git/github/repository’;
import { fetchAPI, fetchGraphQL } from ‘lib/services/backends/git/shared/fetch’;
import { dataLoadedProgress } from ‘$lib/services/contents’;
/**
- @import {
- Asset,
- BaseFileListItem,
- BaseFileListItemProps,
- RepositoryContentsMap,
- } from ‘$lib/types/private’;
*/
/**
- Fetch the repository’s complete file list, and return it in the canonical format.
- @param {string} [lastHash] The last commit’s SHA-1 hash.
- @returns {Promise<BaseFileListItemProps[]>} File list.
*/
export const fetchFileList = async (lastHash) => {
const { owner, repo, branch } = repository;
const result =
/** @type {{ tree: { type: string, path: string, sha: string, size: number }[] }} */ (
await fetchAPI(/repos/${owner}/${repo}/git/trees/${lastHash ?? branch}?recursive=1)
);
return result.tree
.filter(({ type }) => type === ‘blob’)
.map(({ path, sha, size }) => ({ path, sha, size, name: getPathInfo(path).basename }));
};
/**
-
Get a query string for fetching file contents and metadata from the repository.
-
@param {any[]} chunk Sliced
fetchingFileList. -
@param {number} startIndex Start index.
-
@returns {string} Query string.
*/
export const getFileContentsQuery = (chunk, startIndex) => {
const innerQuery = chunk
.map(({ type, path, sha }, i) => {
const str = [];
const index = startIndex + i;if (type !== ‘asset’) {
str.push(content_${index}: object(oid: ${JSON.stringify(sha)}) { ... on Blob { text } });
}str.push(
commit_${index}: ref(qualifiedName: $branch) { target { ... on Commit { history(first: 1, path: ${JSON.stringify(path)}) { nodes { author { name email user { id: databaseId login } } committedDate } } } } });return str.join(”);
})
.join(”);
return query($owner: String!, $repo: String!, $branch: String!) { repository(owner: $owner, name: $repo) { ${innerQuery} } } ;
};
/**
-
Parse the file contents from the API response.
-
@param {BaseFileListItem[]} fetchingFiles Base file list.
-
@param {Record<string, any>} results Results from the API.
-
@returns {Promise
} Parsed file contents map.
*/
export const parseFileContents = async (fetchingFiles, results) => {
const entries = fetchingFiles.map(({ path, sha, size }, index) => {
const {
author: { name, email, user: _user },
committedDate,
} = results[commit_${index}].target.history.nodes[0];const data = {
sha,
size: /** @type {number} */ (size),
text: results[content_${index}]?.text,
meta: {
commitAuthor: {
name,
email,
id: _user?.id,
login: _user?.login,
},
commitDate: new Date(committedDate),
},
};return [path, data];
});
return Object.fromEntries(entries);
};
/**
- Fetch the metadata of entry/asset files as well as text file contents.
- @param {BaseFileListItem[]} fetchingFiles Base file list.
- @returns {Promise
} Fetched contents map.
/
export const fetchFileContents = async (fetchingFiles) => {
const fetchingFileList = structuredClone(fetchingFiles);
/* @type {any[][]} /
const chunks = [];
const chunkSize = 250;
/* @type {Record<string, any>} */
const results = {};
dataLoadedProgress.set(0);
// Show a fake progressbar because the request waiting time is long
const dataLoadedProgressInterval = window.setInterval(() => {
dataLoadedProgress.update((progress = 0) => progress + 1);
}, fetchingFileList.length / 10);
for (let i = 0; i < fetchingFileList.length; i += chunkSize) {
chunks.push(fetchingFileList.slice(i, i + chunkSize));
}
// Split the file list into chunks and repeat requests to avoid API timeout
await Promise.all(
chunks.map(async (chunk, index) => {
// Add a short delay to avoid Too Many Requests error
await sleep(index * 500);
const result = /** @type {{ repository: Record<string, any> }} */ (
await fetchGraphQL(getFileContentsQuery(chunk, index * chunkSize))
);
Object.assign(results, result.repository);
}),
);
window.clearInterval(dataLoadedProgressInterval);
dataLoadedProgress.set(undefined);
return parseFileContents(fetchingFileList, results);
};
/**
- Fetch file list from the backend service, download/parse all the entry files, then cache them in
- the {@link allEntries} and {@link allAssets} stores.
*/
export const fetchFiles = async () => {
await checkRepositoryAccess();
await fetchAndParseFiles({
repository,
fetchDefaultBranchName,
fetchLastCommit,
fetchFileList,
fetchFileContents,
});
};
/**
- Fetch an asset as a Blob via the API.
- @param {Asset} asset Asset to retrieve the file content.
- @returns {Promise
} Blob data. - @see https://docs.github.com/en/rest/git/blobs#get-a-blob
*/
export const fetchBlob = async (asset) => {
const { owner, repo } = repository;
const { sha, path } = asset;
const response = /** @type {Response} */ (
await fetchAPI(/repos/${owner}/${repo}/git/blobs/${sha}, {
headers: { Accept: ‘application/vnd.github.raw’ },
responseType: ‘raw’,
})
);
// Handle SVG and other non-binary files
if (response.headers.get(‘Content-Type’) !== ‘application/octet-stream’) {
return new Blob([await response.text()], { type: mime.getType(path) ?? ‘text/plain’ });
}
return response.blob();
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import { _ } from ‘@sveltia/i18n’;
import { get } from ‘svelte/store’;
import { fetchAPI, fetchGraphQL, graphqlVars } from ‘lib/services/backends/git/shared/repository’;
import { user } from ‘$lib/services/user’;
/**
- @import { RepositoryBaseURLs, RepositoryInfo } from ‘$lib/types/private’;
*/
/**
- Placeholder for repository information.
- @type {RepositoryInfo}
*/
export const repository = { …REPOSITORY_INFO_PLACEHOLDER };
/**
- Generate base URLs for accessing the repository’s resources.
- @param {string} repoURL The base URL of the repository.
- @param {string} [branch] The branch name. Could be
undefinedif the branch is not specified in - the CMS configuration.
- @returns {RepositoryBaseURLs} An object containing the tree base URL for browsing files, and the
- blob base URL for accessing file contents.
*/
export const getBaseURLs = (repoURL, branch) => ({
treeBaseURL: branch ?${repoURL}/tree/${branch}: repoURL,
blobBaseURL: branch ?${repoURL}/blob/${branch}: ”,
commitBaseURL:${repoURL}/commit,
});
/**
- Check if the user has access to the current repository.
- @throws {Error} If the user is not a collaborator of the repository.
- @see https://docs.github.com/en/rest/collaborators/collaborators#check-if-a-user-is-a-repository-collaborator
/
export const checkRepositoryAccess = async () => {
const { owner, repo } = repository;
const userName = /* @type {string} */ (get(user)?.login);
const { ok } = /** @type {Response} */ (
await fetchAPI(/repos/${owner}/${repo}/collaborators/${encodeURIComponent(userName)}, {
headers: { Accept: ‘application/json’ },
responseType: ‘raw’,
})
);
if (!ok) {
throw new Error(‘Not a collaborator of the repository’, {
cause: new Error(_(‘repository_no_access’, { values: { repo } })),
});
}
};
const FETCH_DEFAULT_BRANCH_NAME_QUERY = query($owner: String!, $repo: String!) { repository(owner: $owner, name: $repo) { defaultBranchRef { name } } };
/**
- Fetch the repository’s default branch name, which is typically
masterormain. - @returns {Promise
} Branch name. - @throws {Error} When the repository could not be found, or when the repository is empty.
*/
export const fetchDefaultBranchName = async () => {
const { repo, repoURL = ” } = repository;
const result = /** @type {{ repository: { defaultBranchRef?: { name: string } } }} */ (
await fetchGraphQL(FETCH_DEFAULT_BRANCH_NAME_QUERY)
);
if (!result.repository) {
throw new Error(‘Failed to retrieve the default branch name.’, {
cause: new Error(_(‘repository_not_found’, { values: { repo } })),
});
}
const { name: branch } = result.repository.defaultBranchRef ?? {};
if (!branch) {
throw new Error(‘Failed to retrieve the default branch name.’, {
cause: new Error(_(‘repository_empty’, { values: { repo } })),
});
}
Object.assign(repository, { branch }, getBaseURLs(repoURL, branch));
Object.assign(graphqlVars, { branch });
return branch;
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import { stripSlashes } from ‘@sveltia/utils/string’;
import { DEFAULT_API_ROOT } from ‘$lib/services/backends/git/github/constants’;
/**
- Normalize the REST API base URL. Ensures it ends with
/api/v3for GitHub Enterprise Server. - Otherwise, just use the default API root. This is required because, unlike other backends, the
- default
api_rootfor GitHub does not end with/api/v3, which may lead to misconfigured URLs. - @param {string} url The base URL to normalize.
- @returns {string} Normalized REST API base URL.
- @see https://docs.github.com/en/enterprise-server@3.17/rest/quickstart?tool=javascript
*/
export const normalizeRestBaseURL = (url) => {
url = stripSlashes(url);
if (url === DEFAULT_API_ROOT) {
// Default API root for GitHub is https://api.github.com
return url;
}
if (url.endsWith(‘/api/v3’)) {
// Already normalized
return url;
}
if (url.endsWith(‘/api’)) {
return ${url}/v3;
}
return ${url}/api/v3;
};
/**
- Normalize the GraphQL API base URL. Ensures it ends with
/api/graphqlfor GitHub Enterprise - Server. Otherwise, just use the default API root followed by
/graphql. - @param {string} url The base URL to normalize.
- @returns {string} Normalized GraphQL API base URL.
- @see https://docs.github.com/en/enterprise-server@3.17/graphql/guides/forming-calls-with-graphql#the-graphql-endpoint
*/
export const normalizeGraphQLBaseURL = (url) => {
url = stripSlashes(url);
if (url === DEFAULT_API_ROOT) {
// Default GraphQL API root for GitHub is https://api.github.com/graphql
return ${url}/graphql;
}
if (url.endsWith(‘/graphql’)) {
// Already normalized
return url;
}
if (url.endsWith(‘/api/v3’)) {
// Replace the REST API v3 endpoint with the GraphQL endpoint
return url.replace(‘/api/v3’, ‘/graphql’);
}
if (url.endsWith(‘/api’)) {
return ${url}/graphql;
}
return ${url}/api/graphql;
};
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import { sendRequest } from ‘$lib/services/utils/networking’;
/**
- @import { BackendServiceStatus } from ‘$lib/types/private’;
*/
/**
- The URL of the GitHub status dashboard.
*/
export const STATUS_DASHBOARD_URL = ‘https://www.githubstatus.com/’;
/**
- The URL to check the GitHub service status.
*/
const STATUS_CHECK_URL = ‘https://www.githubstatus.com/api/v2/status.json’;
/**
-
Check the GitHub service status.
-
@returns {Promise
} Current status. -
@see https://www.githubstatus.com/api
/
export const checkStatus = async () => {
try {
const {
status: { indicator },
} = /* @type {{ status: { indicator: string }}} */ (await sendRequest(STATUS_CHECK_URL));if (indicator === ‘none’) {
return ‘none’;
}if (indicator === ‘minor’) {
return ‘minor’;
}if (indicator = 'major' || indicator = ‘critical’) {
return ‘major’;
}
} catch {
//
}
return ‘unknown’;
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import { getUserProfile } from ‘lib/services/backends/git/shared/api’;
import { getTokens } from ‘$lib/services/backends/git/shared/auth’;
/**
- @import { SignInOptions, User } from ‘$lib/types/private’;
*/
/**
- Get the URL of the page for creating a new Personal Access Token (PAT) on GitHub.
- @param {string} repoURL Repository URL, e.g.
https://github.com/owner/repo. - @returns {string} URL to create a new PAT.
- @see https://github.blog/changelog/2025-08-26-template-urls-for-fine-grained-pats-and-updated-permissions-ui/
- @see https://docs.github.com/en/authentication/keeping-your-account-and-data-secure/managing-your-personal-access-tokens
*/
export const getTokenPageURL = (repoURL) => {
const { origin } = new URL(repoURL);
const params = new URLSearchParams({
name: ‘Sveltia CMS’,
contents: ‘write’,
});
return ${origin}/settings/personal-access-tokens/new?${params};
};
/**
- Sign in with GitHub REST API.
- @param {SignInOptions} options Options.
- @returns {Promise<User | void>} User info, or nothing when finishing PKCE auth flow in a popup or
- the sign-in flow cannot be started.
- @throws {Error} When there was an authentication error.
*/
export const signIn = async (options) => {
const { token, refreshToken } = (await getTokens({ options, apiConfig })) ?? {};
if (!token) {
return undefined;
}
return getUserProfile({ token, refreshToken });
};
/**
- Sign out from GitHub. Nothing to do here.
- @returns {Promise
}
*/
export const signOut = async () => undefined;
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import { BACKEND_NAME } from ‘lib/services/backends/git/shared/user’;
/**
- @import { AuthTokens, User } from ‘$lib/types/private’;
*/
/**
- Retrieve the authenticated user’s profile information from GitHub REST API.
- @param {AuthTokens} tokens Authentication tokens.
- @returns {Promise
} User information. - @see https://docs.github.com/en/rest/users/users#get-the-authenticated-user
*/
export const getUserProfile = (tokens) =>
fetchUserProfile(tokens, BACKEND_NAME, {
name: ‘name’,
login: ‘login’,
profileURL: ‘html_url’,
});
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import { _ } from ‘@sveltia/i18n’;
import { get } from ‘svelte/store’;
import { user } from ‘lib/services/utils/networking’;
/**
- @import { ApiEndpointConfig, AuthTokens, FetchApiOptions } from ‘$lib/types/private’;
*/
/**
- Placeholder for API configuration information.
- @type {ApiEndpointConfig}
*/
const API_CONFIG_INFO_PLACEHOLDER = {
clientId: ”,
authScope: ”,
authURL: ”,
tokenURL: ”,
authScheme: ‘token’,
restBaseURL: ”,
graphqlBaseURL: ”,
includeCredentials: false,
};
/**
- Configuration for API endpoints.
- @type {ApiEndpointConfig}
*/
export const apiConfig = { …API_CONFIG_INFO_PLACEHOLDER };
/**
- Variables to be used in GraphQL queries.
- @type {Record<string, any>}
*/
export const graphqlVars = {};
/**
- Refresh the OAuth access token using the refresh token.
- @param {object} args Arguments.
- @param {string} args.clientId OAuth application ID.
- @param {string} args.tokenURL OAuth token request URL.
- @param {string} args.refreshToken OAuth refresh token.
- @returns {Promise
} New access token and refresh token.
*/
export const refreshAccessToken = async ({ clientId, tokenURL, refreshToken }) => {
let response;
let token = ”;
if (!isSecureURL(tokenURL)) {
throw new Error(_(‘sign_in_error.TOKEN_REFRESH_FAILED’));
}
try {
response = await fetch(tokenURL, {
method: ‘POST’,
headers: {
Accept: ‘application/json’,
‘Content-Type’: ‘application/json’,
},
body: JSON.stringify({
grant_type: ‘refresh_token’,
client_id: clientId,
refresh_token: refreshToken,
}),
…(apiConfig.includeCredentials && { credentials: ‘include’ }),
});
} catch {
//
}
if (!response?.ok) {
throw new Error(_(‘sign_in_error.TOKEN_REFRESH_FAILED’));
}
({ access_token: token, refresh_token: refreshToken } = await response.json());
// Update the user store with the new token and refresh token
user.update((_user) => (_user ? { …_user, token, refreshToken } : _user));
return { token, refreshToken };
};
/**
- Send a request to the REST or GraphQL API of a Git-based service with authentication. This
- function is a wrapper around {@link sendRequest} that automatically adds the
Authorization - header with the OAuth access token. It also handles the case where the access token needs to be
- refreshed when the request fails with a 401 Unauthorized status.
- @param {string} path API endpoint path.
- @param {FetchApiOptions} [options] Fetch options.
- @returns {Promise<object | string | Blob | Response>} Response data or
Responseitself, - depending on the
responseTypeoption. - @throws {Error} When there was an error in the API request, e.g. OAuth app access restrictions.
- @see https://docs.github.com/en/rest
- @see https://docs.gitlab.com/api/rest/
- @see https://gitea.com/api/swagger
- @see https://codeberg.org/api/swagger
*/
export const fetchAPI = async (
path,
{
method = ‘GET’,
headers = {},
body = null,
isGraphQL = false,
responseType = ‘json’,
token = undefined,
refreshToken = undefined,
} = {},
) => {
const {
clientId,
tokenURL,
restBaseURL,
graphqlBaseURL,
authScheme = ‘token’,
includeCredentials,
} = apiConfig;
const _user = get(user);
const baseURL = isGraphQL ? graphqlBaseURL : restBaseURL;
token ??= _user?.token;
refreshToken ??= _user?.refreshToken;
headers.Authorization = ${authScheme} ${token};
return sendRequest(
${baseURL}${path},
{
method,
headers,
body,
…(includeCredentials && { credentials: ‘include’ }),
},
{
responseType,
refreshAccessToken: refreshToken
? () => refreshAccessToken({ clientId, tokenURL, refreshToken })
: undefined,
},
);
};
/**
- Send a request to the GraphQL API of a Git-based service. This function is a wrapper around
- {@link fetchAPI} and automatically applies the common variables defined in {@link graphqlVars} to
- the query. Variables can also be passed as an argument to override the defaults.
- @param {string} query Query string.
- @param {Record<string, any>} [variables] Any variable to be applied.
- @returns {Promise<Record<string, any>>} Response data.
- @see https://docs.github.com/en/graphql
- @see https://docs.gitlab.com/api/graphql/
/
export const fetchGraphQL = async (query, variables = {}) => {
// Normalize the query by removing line breaks and subsequent space characters. We must be careful
// as file paths may contain spaces.
query = query.replace(/\n\s/g, ’ ’);
// Apply common variables defined in graphqlVars to the query
Object.entries(graphqlVars).forEach(([key, value]) => {
if (query.includes($${key})) {
variables[key] ??= value;
}
});
// Extract data from the response
const { data } = await /** @type {Promise<{ data: Record<string, any> }>} */ (
fetchAPI(”, { method: ‘POST’, body: { query, variables }, isGraphQL: true })
);
return data;
};
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import { _ } from ‘@sveltia/i18n’;
import { generateRandomId, generateUUID, getHash } from ‘@sveltia/utils/crypto’;
import { isObject } from ‘@sveltia/utils/object’;
import { LocalStorage } from ‘@sveltia/utils/storage’;
import { get, writable } from ‘svelte/store’;
import { cmsConfig } from ‘lib/services/utils/networking’;
/**
- @import {
- ApiEndpointConfig,
- AuthTokens,
- InternalCmsConfig,
- SignInOptions,
- } from ‘$lib/types/private’;
- @import { GitBackend } from ‘$lib/types/public’;
*/
export const inAuthPopup = writable(false);
/**
- Open a popup window for authentication.
- @param {object} args Arguments.
- @param {string} args.authURL Authentication site URL.
- @returns {Window | null} Popup window object or
nullif the popup could not be opened.
*/
export const openPopup = ({ authURL }) => {
const width = 600;
const height = 800;
const { availHeight, availWidth } = window.screen;
const top = availHeight / 2 - height / 2;
const left = availWidth / 2 - width / 2;
return window.open(authURL, ‘auth’, width=${width},height=${height},top=${top},left=${left});
};
/**
- Authenticate with a Git service provider through Netlify Identity or other 3rd party OAuth client
- specified with the configuration file.
- @param {object} args Arguments.
- @param {string} args.backendName Backend name, e.g.
github. - @param {string} args.authURL Authentication site URL.
- @returns {Promise
} Auth access token and refresh token. - @throws {Error} When authentication failed or the popup window is closed before the auth process
- is complete.
- @see https://decapcms.org/docs/backends-overview/
- @see https://sveltiacms.app/en/docs/backends
*/
export const authorize = async ({ backendName, authURL }) => {
const popup = openPopup({ authURL });
return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
/**
* Timer to check if the popup is closed. This doesn’t work with GitLab; window.closed will
* always be true.
*/
const timer =
backendName === ‘github’
? setInterval(() => {
if (popup?.closed) {
clearInterval(timer);
reject(Object.assign(new Error(‘Authentication aborted’), { name: ‘AbortError’ }));
}
}, 1000)
: 0;
/**
* Message event handler.
* @param {object} args Arguments.
* @param {string} args.origin Origin URL.
* @param {string} args.data Passed data.
*/
const handler = ({ origin, data }) => {
if (origin !== new URL(authURL).origin || typeof data !== 'string') {
return;
}
const provider = backendName;
// First message
if (data === `authorizing:${provider}`) {
popup?.postMessage(data, origin);
return;
}
// Second message
const { result: resultStr } =
data.match(`^authorization:${provider}:(success|error):(?<result>.+)`)?.groups ?? {};
/**
* @type {{ token: string, refreshToken?: string } | { error: string, errorCode?: string }}
*/
let result;
try {
result = resultStr ? JSON.parse(resultStr) : { error: 'No data' };
if (!isObject(result)) {
result = { error: 'Malformed data' };
}
} catch {
result = { error: 'Malformed data' };
}
if ('token' in result) {
resolve(result);
} else {
reject(
new Error('Authentication failed', {
cause: new Error(
result.errorCode
? _(`sign_in_error.${result.errorCode}`, { default: result.error })
: result.error,
),
}),
);
}
window.removeEventListener('message', handler);
clearInterval(timer);
popup?.close();
};
window.addEventListener('message', handler);
});
};
/**
- Initialize the server-side Authorization Code Flow.
- @param {object} args Arguments.
- @param {string} args.backendName Backend name, e.g.
github. - @param {string | undefined} args.siteDomain Domain of the site hosting the CMS. Could be
undefinedif thesite_domainoption is not specified in the backend configuration.- @param {string} args.authURL Authorization site URL.
- @param {string} args.scope Authorization scope.
- @returns {Promise
} Auth access token and refresh token.
*/
export const initServerSideAuth = async ({ backendName, siteDomain, authURL, scope }) => {
const { hostname } = window.location;
// If the site domain is not specified, use the current hostname. If the hostname is localhost,
// use cms.netlify.com as the default site domain.
// @see https://decapcms.org/docs/backends-overview/
siteDomain ??= hostname === ‘localhost’ ? ‘cms.netlify.com’ : hostname;
try {
// siteDomain may contain non-ASCII characters. When authenticating with Netlify, such
// internationalized domain names (IDNs) must be written in Punycode. Use URL for conversion,
// e.g 日本語.jp -> xn--wgv71a119e.jp
if (new URL(authURL).origin === ‘https://api.netlify.com’) {
siteDomain = new URL(https://${siteDomain}).hostname;
}
} catch {
//
}
const params = new URLSearchParams({
provider: backendName,
site_id: siteDomain,
scope,
});
return authorize({
backendName,
authURL: ${authURL}?${params},
});
};
/**
- Create a code verifier and challenge for PKCE auth along with a CSRF token.
- @returns {Promise<{ csrfToken: string, codeVerifier: string, codeChallenge: string}>} Secrets.
- @see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63309409/creating-a-code-verifier-and-challenge-for-pkce-auth-on-spotify-api-in-reactjs
*/
export const createAuthSecrets = async () => {
const codeVerifier =${generateRandomId()}${generateRandomId()};
const codeChallenge = btoa(
await getHash(codeVerifier, { algorithm: ‘SHA-256’, format: ‘binary’ }),
)
.replace(/+/g, ’-’)
.replace(///g, ’_’)
.replace(/=+$/, ”);
return {
csrfToken: generateUUID().replaceAll(’-’, ”),
codeVerifier,
codeChallenge,
};
};
/**
- Initialize the client-side Authorization Code Flow with PKCE.
- @param {object} args Arguments.
- @param {string} args.backendName Backend name, e.g.
gitlab. - @param {string} args.clientId OAuth application ID.
- @param {string} args.authURL Authorization site URL.
- @param {string} args.scope Authorization scope.
- @returns {Promise
} Auth access token and refresh token. - @see https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/api/oauth2.html#authorization-code-with-proof-key-for-code-exchange-pkce
*/
export const initClientSideAuth = async ({ backendName, clientId, authURL, scope }) => {
const { csrfToken, codeVerifier, codeChallenge } = await createAuthSecrets();
const { origin, pathname } = window.location;
const redirectURL =${origin}${pathname};
const params = new URLSearchParams({
client_id: clientId,
redirect_uri: redirectURL,
response_type: ‘code’,
state: csrfToken,
scope,
code_challenge: codeChallenge,
code_challenge_method: ‘S256’,
});
// Store the temporary secret and real auth URL
await LocalStorage.set(‘sveltia-cms.auth’, {
csrfToken,
codeVerifier,
realAuthURL: ${authURL}?${params},
});
// Store the user info only with the backend name, so the automatic sign-in flow that triggers
// finishClientSideAuth below will work
await LocalStorage.set(‘sveltia-cms.user’, { backendName });
return authorize({
backendName,
authURL: redirectURL,
});
};
/**
- Communicate with the window opener as part of {@link finishClientSideAuth}.
- @param {object} args Options.
- @param {string} [args.provider] Backend name, e,g.
github. - @param {string} [args.token] OAuth access token.
- @param {string} [args.refreshToken] OAuth refresh token.
- @param {string} [args.error] Error message when an OAuth token is not available.
- @param {string} [args.errorCode] Error code to be used to localize the error message in Sveltia
- CMS.
*/
export const sendMessage = ({ provider = ‘unknown’, token, refreshToken, error, errorCode }) => {
const _state = error ? ‘error’ : ‘success’;
const content = error ? { provider, error, errorCode } : { provider, token, refreshToken };
/**
- Listener for messages from the window opener.
- @param {MessageEvent} event Event.
*/
const onMessage = ({ data, origin }) => {
if (data ===authorizing:${provider}) {
window.opener?.postMessage(
authorization:${provider}:${_state}:${JSON.stringify(content)},
origin,
);
// The handshake is complete; remove the listener so repeated auth flows don’t accumulate.
window.removeEventListener(‘message’, onMessage);
}
};
window.addEventListener(‘message’, onMessage);
window.opener?.postMessage(authorizing:${provider}, window.location.origin);
};
/**
- Complete the client-side Authorization Code Flow with PKCE by retrieving an access token and
- passing it to the window opener. This code is to be called within the auth popup window and
- basically does the same thing as the callback handler of Sveltia CMS Authenticator.
- @param {object} args Arguments.
- @param {string} args.backendName Backend name, e.g.
gitlab. - @param {ApiEndpointConfig} args.apiConfig API endpoint configuration.
- @param {string} args.code Authorization code.
- @param {string} args.state Authorization state, which is a CSRF token previously set.
- @returns {Promise
} None. - @see https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/api/oauth2.html#authorization-code-with-proof-key-for-code-exchange-pkce
- @see https://github.com/sveltia/sveltia-cms-auth/blob/main/src/index.js
*/
export const finishClientSideAuth = async ({ backendName, apiConfig, code, state }) => {
const { clientId, tokenURL, includeCredentials = false } = apiConfig;
const { origin, pathname } = new URL(window.location.href);
const { csrfToken, codeVerifier } = (await LocalStorage.get(‘sveltia-cms.auth’)) ?? {};
const provider = backendName;
const redirectURL =${origin}${pathname};
// Remove the temporary secret
await LocalStorage.delete(‘sveltia-cms.auth’);
if (!csrfToken || !codeVerifier || state !== csrfToken) {
return sendMessage({
provider,
error: _(‘sign_in_error.CSRF_DETECTED’),
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This is critical. Sveltia CMS uses GraphQL heavily — for fetching last commit, file contents, file metadata, and even for saving commits (createCommitOnBranch mutation). The current local-github-api.mjs only implements REST endpoints but has no GraphQL endpoint at all.
Let me also check the shared fetch.js and the index.js for the GitHub backend initialization:
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error: _('sign_in_error.CSRF_DETECTED'),
errorCode: 'CSRF_DETECTED',
});
}
let response;
let token = ”;
let refreshToken = ”;
let error = ”;
if (!isSecureURL(tokenURL)) {
return sendMessage({
provider,
error: _(‘sign_in_error.TOKEN_REQUEST_FAILED’),
errorCode: ‘TOKEN_REQUEST_FAILED’,
});
}
try {
response = await fetch(tokenURL, {
method: ‘POST’,
headers: {
Accept: ‘application/json’,
‘Content-Type’: ‘application/json’,
},
body: JSON.stringify({
grant_type: ‘authorization_code’,
client_id: clientId,
code,
redirect_uri: redirectURL,
code_verifier: codeVerifier,
}),
…(includeCredentials && { credentials: ‘include’ }),
});
} catch {
//
}
if (!response) {
return sendMessage({
provider,
error: _(‘sign_in_error.TOKEN_REQUEST_FAILED’),
errorCode: ‘TOKEN_REQUEST_FAILED’,
});
}
try {
({ access_token: token, refresh_token: refreshToken, error } = await response.json());
} catch {
return sendMessage({
provider,
error: _(‘sign_in_error.MALFORMED_RESPONSE’),
errorCode: ‘MALFORMED_RESPONSE’,
});
}
return sendMessage({ provider, token, refreshToken, error });
};
/**
- Handle the client-side Authorization Code Flow with PKCE within the auth popup window. Redirect
- to the authorization site or finish the flow after being redirected from the auth site.
- @param {object} args Arguments.
- @param {string} args.backendName Backend name, e.g.
gitlab. - @param {ApiEndpointConfig} args.apiConfig API endpoint configuration.
*/
export const handleClientSideAuthPopup = async ({ backendName, apiConfig }) => {
inAuthPopup.set(true);
const { search } = window.location;
const { code, state } = Object.fromEntries(new URLSearchParams(search));
if (code && state) {
await finishClientSideAuth({ backendName, apiConfig, code, state });
} else {
const { realAuthURL } = (await LocalStorage.get(‘sveltia-cms.auth’)) ?? {};
if (realAuthURL) {
window.location.href = realAuthURL;
}
}
};
/**
- Handle the authentication flow for a Git service provider. This function decides whether to
- initiate a client-side or server-side authentication flow based on the configured backend name
- and authentication type.
- @internal
- @param {object} args Arguments.
- @param {boolean} args.auto Whether the sign-in process is automatic.
- @param {ApiEndpointConfig} args.apiConfig API endpoint configuration.
- @returns {Promise<AuthTokens | undefined>} Auth access token and refresh token, or
undefinedif - the sign-in process is automatic or the flow is being done in a popup window.
/
export const handleAuthFlow = async ({ auto, apiConfig }) => {
const { backend } = /* @type {InternalCmsConfig} */ (get(cmsConfig));
const {
name: backendName,
site_domain: siteDomain,
// @ts-ignore Gitea backend doesn’t have the property
auth_type: authType,
} = /** @type {GitBackend} */ (backend);
const { clientId, authScope, authURL } = apiConfig;
const authArgs = { backendName, authURL, scope: authScope };
// Gitea/Forgejo backend only supports PKCE at this time
if (backendName = 'gitea' || authType = ‘pkce’) {
const inPopup = window.opener?.origin = window.location.origin && window.name = ‘auth’;
if (inPopup) {
// We are in the auth popup window; let’s get the OAuth flow done
await handleClientSideAuthPopup({ backendName, apiConfig });
}
if (inPopup || auto) {
return undefined;
}
return initClientSideAuth({ ...authArgs, clientId });
}
if (auto) {
return undefined;
}
return initServerSideAuth({ …authArgs, siteDomain });
};
/**
-
Get OAuth tokens by handling the authentication flow if necessary.
-
@param {object} args Arguments.
-
@param {SignInOptions} args.options Options.
-
@param {ApiEndpointConfig} args.apiConfig API endpoint configuration.
-
@returns {Promise<AuthTokens | undefined>} Auth access token and refresh token, or
undefinedif -
the sign-in process is automatic or the flow is being done in a popup window.
*/
export const getTokens = async ({ options: { token, refreshToken, auto = false }, apiConfig }) => {
if (!token) {
const result = await handleAuthFlow({ auto, apiConfig });if (!result) {
return undefined;
}({ token, refreshToken } = result);
}
return { token, refreshToken };
};
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import { stripSlashes } from ‘@sveltia/utils/string’;
import { get } from ‘svelte/store’;
import {
normalizeGraphQLBaseURL,
normalizeRestBaseURL,
} from ‘lib/services/backends/git/github/auth’;
import { commitChanges, fetchFileCommits } from ‘lib/services/backends/git/github/constants’;
import { triggerDeployment } from ‘lib/services/backends/git/github/files’;
import { getBaseURLs, repository } from ‘lib/services/backends/git/github/status’;
import { apiConfig, graphqlVars } from ‘lib/services/backends/git/shared/repository’;
import { cmsConfig } from ‘lib/services/user/prefs’;
/**
- @import { ApiEndpointConfig, BackendService, RepositoryInfo } from ‘$lib/types/private’;
*/
/**
- Initialize the GitHub backend.
- @returns {RepositoryInfo | undefined} Repository info, or nothing when the configured backend is
- not GitHub.
*/
export const init = () => {
const { backend } = get(cmsConfig) ?? {};
if (backend?.name !== BACKEND_NAME) {
return undefined;
}
const {
repo: projectPath,
branch,
auth_type: authType = ”,
// @ts-ignore PKCE is not yet supported
base_url: authRoot = authType === ‘pkce’ ? DEFAULT_PKCE_AUTH_ROOT : DEFAULT_AUTH_ROOT,
// @ts-ignore PKCE is not yet supported
auth_endpoint: authPath = authType === ‘pkce’ ? DEFAULT_PKCE_AUTH_PATH : DEFAULT_AUTH_PATH,
app_id: clientId = ”,
// GitHub Enterprise Server: https://HOSTNAME/api/v3
api_root: restApiRoot = DEFAULT_API_ROOT,
// GitHub Enterprise Server: https://HOSTNAME/api/graphql
graphql_api_root: graphqlApiRoot = restApiRoot,
include_credentials: includeCredentials = false,
} = backend;
const [owner, repo] = /** @type {string} */ (projectPath).split(’/’);
const repoPath = ${owner}/${repo};
const authURL = ${stripSlashes(authRoot)}/${stripSlashes(authPath)};
const repoURL = getRepoURL(restApiRoot, repoPath);
Object.assign(
repository,
/** @type {RepositoryInfo} */ ({
service: BACKEND_NAME,
label: BACKEND_LABEL,
owner,
repo,
branch,
repoURL,
tokenPageURL: getTokenPageURL(repoURL),
databaseName: ${BACKEND_NAME}:${repoPath},
isSelfHosted: restApiRoot !== DEFAULT_API_ROOT,
}),
getBaseURLs(repoURL, branch),
);
Object.assign(
apiConfig,
/** @type {ApiEndpointConfig} */ ({
clientId,
authScope: ‘repo,user’,
authURL,
tokenURL: authURL.replace(‘/authorize’, ‘/access_token’),
restBaseURL: normalizeRestBaseURL(restApiRoot),
graphqlBaseURL: normalizeGraphQLBaseURL(graphqlApiRoot),
includeCredentials,
}),
);
Object.assign(graphqlVars, { owner, repo, branch });
if (get(prefs).devModeEnabled) {
// eslint-disable-next-line no-console
console.info(‘repositoryInfo’, repository);
}
return repository;
};
/**
- @type {BackendService}
*/
export default {
isGit: true,
name: BACKEND_NAME,
label: BACKEND_LABEL,
repository,
statusDashboardURL: STATUS_DASHBOARD_URL,
checkStatus,
init,
signIn,
signOut,
fetchFiles,
fetchBlob,
commitChanges,
fetchFileCommits,
triggerDeployment,
};
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import { repository } from ‘lib/services/backends/git/shared/api’;
/**
- Manually trigger a deployment with GitHub Actions by dispatching the
repository_dispatchevent. - @returns {Promise
} Response. - @see https://docs.github.com/en/rest/repos/repos#create-a-repository-dispatch-event
*/
export const triggerDeployment = async () => {
const { owner, repo } = repository;
return /** @type {Promise
fetchAPI(/repos/${owner}/${repo}/dispatches, {
method: ‘POST’,
body: { event_type: ‘sveltia-cms-publish’ },
responseType: ‘raw’,
})
);
};
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Now I have a complete picture. Let me check the normalizeGraphQLBaseURL function to understand how Sveltia CMS builds its GraphQL URL from the api_root config:
From api.js:
export const normalizeGraphQLBaseURL = (url) => {
// ...
if (url.endsWith('/api/v3')) {
return url.replace('/api/v3', '/graphql');
}So with api_root: https://0rk.de:55889/api/v3, the GraphQL endpoint becomes https://0rk.de:55889/graphql. But the current HTTPS proxy only routes /api/v3/* to the API shim — /graphql goes to Hugo (Port 55888 (Hugo Knowledgebase)), which returns an HTML page.
Also from index.js:
graphql_api_root: graphqlApiRoot = restApiRoot,So graphql_api_root defaults to restApiRoot which is api_root.
And from the init function, the apiConfig is set with:
restBaseURL: normalizeRestBaseURL(restApiRoot), // -> https://0rk.de:55889/api/v3
graphqlBaseURL: normalizeGraphQLBaseURL(graphqlApiRoot), // -> https://0rk.de:55889/graphql (replacing /api/v3 with /graphql)Then fetchAPI uses: ${baseURL}${path} where for GraphQL baseURL = https://0rk.de:55889/graphql and path = ” (empty).
And checkRepositoryAccess calls: fetchAPI('/repos/${owner}/${repo}/collaborators/${userName}') — REST API call we don’t handle.
Let me also check fetchBlob — it calls GET /repos/:owner/:repo/git/blobs/:sha which we also don’t handle.
Now I have a complete understanding. Let me write the plan:
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Finalized plan artifact: local://setup-sveltia-knowledgebase.md
Context preserved. Use conversation history when useful; the finalized plan is the source of truth if it conflicts with earlier exploration.
Plan
Perfecting the Self-Hosted Sveltia CMS Knowledgebase
Goal
Make the Sveltia CMS + Hugo Knowledgebase at /home/dev/[[projects/knowledgebase|Knowledgebase]] fully functional end-to-end: authentication, browsing content, editing, saving — all self-hosted with zero GitHub dependency.
Critical Finding: GraphQL API Required
Sveltia CMS uses GitHub’s GraphQL API extensively, not just REST. The current local-github-api.mjs only implements REST endpoints. This is why the CMS has never worked in a real browser session — it will authenticate, then immediately fail trying to fetch content.
Sveltia CMS API Call Flow (from source code analysis)
- Auth: Opens popup →
GET /auth→ postMessageauthorization:github:success:{"token":...}✅ (implemented) - User profile:
GET /repos/:owner/:repo/collaborators/:user(REST) — MISSING (causes “Not a collaborator” error) - Default branch (if not in config): GraphQL
query { repository { defaultBranchRef { name } } }— MISSING - Last commit: GraphQL
query { repository { ref { target { ... on Commit { history(first:1) { nodes { oid message } } } } } } }— MISSING - File tree:
GET /repos/:owner/:repo/git/trees/:sha?recursive=1(REST) ✅ (implemented) - File contents + metadata (chunks of 250): GraphQL batch query fetching blob text + commit history per file — MISSING
- Fetch blob (for assets):
GET /repos/:owner/:repo/git/blobs/:sha(REST) — MISSING - Save/commit: GraphQL
mutation { createCommitOnBranch { ... } }— MISSING - Trigger deployment:
POST /repos/:owner/:repo/dispatches(REST) — non-critical, can return 204 - GitHub status check: External
https://www.githubstatus.com/api/v2/status.json— not our concern, will fail silently
HTTPS Proxy Routing Gap
The proxy only routes /api/v3/* to the API shim. But Sveltia CMS sends GraphQL to https://0rk.de:55889/graphql (derived from api_root by replacing /api/v3 with /graphql). This path currently falls through to Hugo.
Changes Required
1. Add GraphQL endpoint to local-github-api.mjs
Implement POST /graphql that parses incoming GraphQL queries and returns appropriate responses. We don’t need a full GraphQL engine — Sveltia CMS sends a known set of queries. Pattern-match on query keywords:
| Query/Mutation Pattern | Action |
|---|---|
defaultBranchRef | Return { name: "master" } |
history(first: 1) (last commit) | Return fake commit with current commitSha |
object(oid: ...) + history(first: 1, path: ...) (file contents batch) | Read files from disk, return { text: content } and fake commit metadata |
createCommitOnBranch | Write file additions to disk, delete deletions, return new commit sha |
file(path: ...) { oid } | Compute SHA for file on disk |
2. Add missing REST endpoints to local-github-api.mjs
| Endpoint | Purpose |
|---|---|
GET /repos/:owner/:repo/collaborators/:user | Return 204 (user is collaborator) |
GET /repos/:owner/:repo/git/blobs/:sha | Return blob content by SHA (need SHA→path index from tree walk) |
POST /repos/:owner/:repo/dispatches | Return 204 (no-op, deployment trigger) |
3. Update HTTPS proxy routing (https-proxy.mjs)
Add /graphql route to forward to the API shim (Port 8082 (Fake GitHub API)), alongside existing /api/v3/*.
Also handle OPTIONS preflight for /graphql.
4. Fix HTTPS proxy systemd dependency
hugo-kb-https-proxy.service depends on hugo-knowledgebase.service but NOT on local-github-api.service. Add Requires=local-github-api.service and After=local-github-api.service.
5. Update start.sh to be a complete local dev launcher
Currently only starts Hugo. Should also start the API shim and HTTPS proxy (or at least note that systemd handles them).
6. Clean up workspace
- Remove
decap-servernpm global package - Add Port 55889 (Hugo KB HTTPS Proxy) to workspace cheat sheet port table
- Git commit all changes
7. Sveltia CMS config tuning (config.yml)
- Add
graphql_api_root: https://0rk.de:55889/graphqlexplicitly (defense against Sveltia CMS URL normalization edge cases) - Verify
auth_endpointis correct (currently/api/v3/auth— the proxy strips/api/v3so the shim sees/auth✅)
Files to Modify
| File | Change |
|---|---|
| `/home/dev/[[projects/knowledgebase | Knowledgebase]]/local-github-api.mjs` |
| `/home/dev/[[projects/knowledgebase | Knowledgebase]]/https-proxy.mjs` |
| `/home/dev/[[projects/knowledgebase | Knowledgebase]]/hugo-kb-https-proxy.service` |
| `/home/dev/[[projects/knowledgebase | Knowledgebase]]/static/admin/config.yml` |
| `/home/dev/[[projects/knowledgebase | Knowledgebase]]/start.sh` |
/home/dev/docs/WORKSPACE_CHEAT_SHEET.md | Add [[infrastructure/port-55889 |
Implementation Approach
GraphQL Handler Design
The handler will:
- Parse the incoming
{ query, variables }body - Pattern-match on known query fragments (simple string includes/regex)
- For file content queries: parse
object(oid: ...)andhistory(first: 1, path: ...)references, read files from disk, build matching response structure - For createCommitOnBranch mutation: extract
additionsanddeletionsfrom variables, write/delete files, return commit info - For unknown queries: return a plausible empty response with logging
SHA→Path Index for Blob Retrieval
On tree walk, build a Map<sha, absolutePath> so GET /git/blobs/:sha can serve file content. Rebuild on each tree request or keep a persistent index refreshed periodically.
Response Shape Accuracy
All GraphQL responses must follow GitHub’s { data: { ... } } wrapper. The exact nested structure must match what parseFileContents and fetchLastCommit in Sveltia CMS source destructure.
Verification
- Restart all three services after changes
curl -sk -X POST https://0rk.de:55889/graphql -H 'Authorization: token local-dev-token' -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"query":"{ repository(owner:\"dev\",name:\"[[projects/knowledgebase|Knowledgebase]]\") { defaultBranchRef { name } } }"}'— should return{"data":{"repository":{"defaultBranchRef":{"name":"master"}}}}curl -sk https://0rk.de:55889/api/v3/repos/dev/[[projects/knowledgebase|Knowledgebase]]/collaborators/dev— should return 204- Full Sveltia CMS browser test: open
https://0rk.de:55889/admin/, sign in, verify collections load, edit a page, save — all viajournalctl -u local-github-api -fmonitoring for unhandled endpoints - Hugo rebuilds after CMS save (since hugo server watches filesystem with
--disableFastRender)
Risk Assessment
- GraphQL query parsing is fragile: We’re pattern-matching, not parsing a real AST. But Sveltia CMS sends deterministic queries from compiled source, so the patterns are stable per version. The unpinned CDN import (
unpkg.com/@sveltia/cms/dist/sveltia-cms.js) means Sveltia CMS could update and change queries. Consider pinning to a specific version. - Large file handling: The 250-file chunk batching and the 10MB blob size limit in Sveltia CMS source suggest we need to handle moderately large requests. With 74 files, this is a single chunk.
- Memory: The blobStore Map can leak if blobs are created but never committed. Add periodic cleanup or size limit.
You MUST execute this plan step by step from local://setup-sveltia-knowledgebase.md. You have full tool access.
You MUST verify each step before proceeding to the next.
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Thinking Process
Let me start executing the plan. First, I need to assess the current state of the system, then implement all the changes.
Let me begin by reading the current files and checking service status.
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Remaining items (11):
- Check current service and file state [in_progress] (Audit)
- Rewrite local-github-api.mjs with GraphQL + missing REST [pending] (Implementation)
- Update https-proxy.mjs with /graphql route [pending] (Implementation)
- Fix systemd dependency for https-proxy [pending] (Implementation)
- Update config.yml with graphql_api_root [pending] (Implementation)
- Update start.sh as complete launcher [pending] (Implementation)
- Install updated systemd units and restart services [pending] (Deploy and Verify)
- Verify REST endpoints via curl [pending] (Deploy and Verify)
- Verify GraphQL endpoints via curl [pending] (Deploy and Verify)
- Clean up decap-server and cheat sheet [pending] (Deploy and Verify)
- Git commit all changes [pending] (Deploy and Verify)
Phase 1/3 “Audit” — 0/1 tasks complete
Audit:
→ Check current service and file state
Implementation:
○ Rewrite local-github-api.mjs with GraphQL + missing REST
○ Update https-proxy.mjs with /graphql route
○ Fix systemd dependency for https-proxy
○ Update config.yml with graphql_api_root
○ Update start.sh as complete launcher
Deploy and Verify:
○ Install updated systemd units and restart services
○ Verify REST endpoints via curl
○ Verify GraphQL endpoints via curl
○ Clean up decap-server and cheat sheet
○ Git commit all changes
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● hugo-knowledgebase.service - Hugo Knowledgebase Server
Loaded: loaded (/etc/systemd/system/hugo-knowledgebase.service; enabled; preset: enabled)
Active: active (running) since Mon 2026-06-01 00:51:02 CEST; 15min ago
Main PID: 3233544 (hugo)
Tasks: 11 (limit: 23939)
Memory: 100.3M
CPU: 10.744s
CGroup: /system.slice/hugo-knowledgebase.service
└─3233544 /usr/local/bin/hugo server -D -p 55888 —bind 0.0.0.0 —baseURL http://0rk.de:55888 —disableFastRender
Jun 01 00:51:08 vmd73813.contaboserver.net hugo[3233544]: Non-page files | 0
Jun 01 00:51:08 vmd73813.contaboserver.net hugo[3233544]: Static files | 81
Jun 01 00:51:08 vmd73813.contaboserver.net hugo[3233544]: Processed images | 0
Jun 01 00:51:08 vmd73813.contaboserver.net hugo[3233544]: Aliases | 2
Jun 01 00:51:08 vmd73813.contaboserver.net hugo[3233544]: Cleaned | 0
Jun 01 00:51:08 vmd73813.contaboserver.net hugo[3233544]: Built in 4201 ms
Jun 01 00:51:08 vmd73813.contaboserver.net hugo[3233544]: Environment: “development”
Jun 01 00:51:08 vmd73813.contaboserver.net hugo[3233544]: Serving pages from disk
Jun 01 00:51:08 vmd73813.contaboserver.net hugo[3233544]: Web Server is available at http://0rk.de:55888/ (bind address 0.0.0.0)
Jun 01 00:51:08 vmd73813.contaboserver.net hugo[3233544]: Press Ctrl+C to stop
● local-github-api.service - Local GitHub API Shim for Sveltia CMS
Loaded: loaded (/etc/systemd/system/local-github-api.service; enabled; preset: enabled)
Active: active (running) since Mon 2026-06-01 00:51:01 CEST; 15min ago
Main PID: 3233411 (node)
Tasks: 11 (limit: 23939)
Memory: 13.1M
CPU: 536ms
CGroup: /system.slice/local-github-api.service
└─3233411 /usr/bin/node /home/dev/Knowledgebase/local-github-api.mjs
Jun 01 00:51:02 vmd73813.contaboserver.net node[3233411]: Local GitHub API shim on :8082 → /home/dev/Knowledgebase
● hugo-kb-https-proxy.service - Hugo Knowledgebase HTTPS Proxy (TLS termination)
Loaded: loaded (/etc/systemd/system/hugo-kb-https-proxy.service; enabled; preset: enabled)
Active: active (running) since Mon 2026-06-01 00:51:02 CEST; 15min ago
Main PID: 3233545 (node)
Tasks: 11 (limit: 23939)
Memory: 16.1M
CPU: 940ms
CGroup: /system.slice/hugo-kb-https-proxy.service
└─3233545 /usr/bin/node /home/dev/Knowledgebase/https-proxy.mjs
Jun 01 00:51:03 vmd73813.contaboserver.net node[3233545]: HTTPS proxy on :55889
Jun 01 00:51:03 vmd73813.contaboserver.net node[3233545]: /api/v3/* → :8082
Jun 01 00:51:03 vmd73813.contaboserver.net node[3233545]: /* → :55888
---PORTS---
LISTEN 0 511 127.0.0.1:8082 0.0.0.0:* users:((“node”,pid=3233411,fd=21))
LISTEN 0 511 0.0.0.0:55889 0.0.0.0:* users:((“node”,pid=3233545,fd=21))
LISTEN 0 4096 *:55888 : users:((“hugo”,pid=3233544,fd=3))
---GIT---
On branch master
nothing to commit, working tree clean
30996cd Sveltia CMS with local GitHub API shim — no GitHub account needed
e5e8ff4 Switch to Decap CMS with local_backend proxy for remote editing
5f7a99a Patch Sveltia CMS: accept 0rk.de as localhost for local workflow
8004c10 Fix sidebar nav (BookSection=/), distinct guide titles, add HTTPS proxy on 55889
bbb7a50 Initial Knowledgebase: Hugo + Sveltia CMS, 65 docs gathered
Wall time: 2.25 seconds
🤖 Assistant
All three services running, all ports listening. Now let me read the current files:
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¶Knowledgebase/local-github-api.mjs#1144
1:#!/usr/bin/env node
2:/**
3: * Local GitHub API shim for Sveltia CMS.
4: * Implements just enough of the GitHub REST API to let Sveltia CMS
5: * read/write files on the local filesystem. No real GitHub needed.
6: *
7: * Endpoints:
8: * GET /user
9: * GET /repos/:owner/:repo
10: * GET /repos/:owner/:repo/branches/:branch
11: * GET /repos/:owner/:repo/git/refs/heads/:branch
12: * GET /repos/:owner/:repo/git/trees/:sha?recursive=1
13: * GET /repos/:owner/:repo/contents/:path
14: * PUT /repos/:owner/:repo/contents/:path
15: * DELETE /repos/:owner/:repo/contents/:path
16: * POST /repos/:owner/:repo/git/blobs
17: * POST /repos/:owner/:repo/git/trees
18: * POST /repos/:owner/:repo/git/commits
19: * PATCH /repos/:owner/:repo/git/refs/heads/:branch
20: /
21:import { createServer } from ‘http’;
22:import { readFile, writeFile, readdir, stat, unlink, mkdir } from ‘fs/promises’;
23:import { join, relative, dirname } from ‘path’;
24:import { createHash } from ‘crypto’;
25:import { existsSync } from ‘fs’;
26:
27:const REPO_ROOT = process.env.REPO_ROOT || ‘/home/dev/Knowledgebase’;
28:const PORT = parseInt(process.env.PORT || ‘8082’, 10);
29:
30:function sha1(content) {
31: return createHash(‘sha1’).update(content).digest(‘hex’);
32:}
33:
34:function fakeSha() {
35: return sha1(Date.now().toString() + Math.random().toString());
36:}
37:
38:// Monotonic counter for fake SHAs in batch operations
39:let commitSha = sha1(‘initial’);
40:
41:/* Recursively walk directory, returning {path, type, size} relative to root /
42-65:async function walkDir(dir, root = dir) { .. }
66:
67:/* Read body as string /
68-74:function readBody(req) { .. }
75:
76:/* JSON response helper /
77-80:function json(res, data, status = 200) { .. }
81:
82:/* In-memory blob store for Git Data API batch operations */
83:const blobStore = new Map();
84:
85-296:async function handle(req, res) { .. }
297:
298:const server = createServer(handle);
299:server.listen(PORT, ‘127.0.0.1’, () => {
300: console.log(Local GitHub API shim on :${PORT} → ${REPO_ROOT});
301:});
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¶Knowledgebase/static/admin/index.html#22F3
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¶Knowledgebase/start.sh#5858
1:#!/usr/bin/env bash
2:set -euo pipefail
3:cd “0”)”
4:exec hugo server -D -p 55888 —bind 0.0.0.0
5: —baseURL “http://0rk.de:55888”
6: —disableFastRender
7:
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¶Knowledgebase/https-proxy.mjs#379A
1:#!/usr/bin/env node
2:/**
3: * HTTPS proxy for Hugo Knowledgebase + Local GitHub API shim
4: * - /api/v3/* → local-github-api on :8082 (strip /api/v3 prefix)
5: * - /* → Hugo on :55888
6: /
7:import { createServer } from ‘https’;
8:import { request as httpRequest } from ‘http’;
9:import { readFileSync } from ‘fs’;
10:
11:const HTTPS_PORT = 55889;
12:const HUGO_PORT = 55888;
13:const GITHUB_API_PORT = 8082;
14:
15:const options = {
16: key: readFileSync(‘/home/dev/certs/kb.key’),
17: cert: readFileSync(‘/home/dev/certs/kb.crt’),
18:};
19:
20:const server = createServer(options, (clientReq, clientRes) => {
21: let targetPort, targetPath;
22:
23: if (clientReq.url.startsWith(‘/api/v3/’)) {
24: targetPort = GITHUB_API_PORT;
25: targetPath = clientReq.url.slice(7); // strip /api/v3
26: } else {
27: targetPort = HUGO_PORT;
28: targetPath = clientReq.url;
29: }
30:
31: const proxyReq = httpRequest(
32: {
33: hostname: ‘127.0.0.1’,
34: port: targetPort,
35: path: targetPath,
36: method: clientReq.method,
37: headers: {
38: …clientReq.headers,
39: host: 127.0.0.1:${targetPort},
40: },
41: },
42: (proxyRes) => {
43: // Ensure CORS on all proxied responses
44: const headers = { …proxyRes.headers };
45: headers[‘access-control-allow-origin’] = '';
46: headers[‘access-control-allow-methods’] = ‘GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, OPTIONS’;
47: headers[‘access-control-allow-headers’] = ‘Content-Type, Authorization, Accept’;
48: clientRes.writeHead(proxyRes.statusCode, headers);
49: proxyRes.pipe(clientRes, { end: true });
50: }
51: );
52:
53: proxyReq.on(‘error’, (err) => {
54: console.error(Proxy error (port ${targetPort}):, err.message);
55: clientRes.writeHead(502);
56: clientRes.end(‘Bad Gateway’);
57: });
58:
59: clientReq.pipe(proxyReq, { end: true });
60:});
61:
62:server.listen(HTTPS_PORT, ‘0.0.0.0’, () => {
63: console.log(HTTPS proxy on :${HTTPS_PORT});
64: console.log( /api/v3/* → :${GITHUB_API_PORT});
65: console.log( /* → :${HUGO_PORT});
66:});
67:
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¶Knowledgebase/static/admin/config.yml#36E9
1:backend:
2: name: github
3: repo: dev/Knowledgebase
4: branch: master
5: api_root: https://0rk.de:55889/api/v3
6: base_url: https://0rk.de:55889
7: auth_endpoint: /api/v3/auth
8:
9:media_folder: static/uploads
10:public_folder: /uploads
11:
12:collections:
13: - name: guides
14: label: Guides
15: label_singular: Guide
16: folder: content/guides
17: create: true
18: format: toml-frontmatter
19: fields:
20: - { label: Title, name: title, widget: string }
21: - { label: Date, name: date, widget: datetime }
22: - { label: Draft, name: draft, widget: boolean, default: false }
23: - { label: Weight, name: weight, widget: number, default: 10, value_type: int }
24: - { label: Description, name: description, widget: string, required: false }
25: - { label: Body, name: body, widget: markdown }
26:
27: - name: cheatsheets
28: label: Cheat Sheets
29: label_singular: Cheat Sheet
30: folder: content/cheatsheets
31: create: true
32: nested:
33: depth: 3
34: format: toml-frontmatter
35: fields:
36: - { label: Title, name: title, widget: string }
37: - { label: Date, name: date, widget: datetime }
38: - { label: Draft, name: draft, widget: boolean, default: false }
39: - { label: Weight, name: weight, widget: number, default: 10, value_type: int }
40: - { label: Description, name: description, widget: string, required: false }
41: - { label: Tags, name: tags, widget: list, required: false }
42: - { label: Body, name: body, widget: markdown }
43: meta:
44: path:
45: widget: string
46: label: Path
47: index_file: _index
48:
49: - name: reference
50: label: Reference
51: label_singular: Reference
52: folder: content/reference
53: create: true
54: format: toml-frontmatter
55: fields:
56: - { label: Title, name: title, widget: string }
57: - { label: Date, name: date, widget: datetime }
58: - { label: Draft, name: draft, widget: boolean, default: false }
59: - { label: Weight, name: weight, widget: number, default: 10, value_type: int }
60: - { label: Description, name: description, widget: string, required: false }
61: - { label: Body, name: body, widget: markdown }
62:
🤖 Assistant
Good. Now let me read the full current API shim to understand all existing endpoints:
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¶Knowledgebase/local-github-api.mjs#1144
41:/** Recursively walk directory, returning {path, type, size} relative to root /
42:async function walkDir(dir, root = dir) {
43: const entries = [];
44: let items;
45: try { items = await readdir(dir, { withFileTypes: true }); }
46: catch { return entries; }
47:
48: for (const item of items) {
49: const full = join(dir, item.name);
50: const rel = relative(root, full);
51:
52: // Skip .git, node_modules, public, resources
53: if (item.name = '.git' || item.name = ‘node_modules’ ||
54: item.name = 'public' || item.name = ‘resources’) continue;
55:
56: if (item.isDirectory()) {
57: entries.push({ path: rel, type: ‘tree’, size: 0, mode: ‘040000’ });
58: entries.push(…await walkDir(full, root));
59: } else if (item.isFile()) {
60: const s = await stat(full).catch(() => null);
61: entries.push({ path: rel, type: ‘blob’, size: s?.size || 0, mode: ‘100644’ });
62: }
63: }
64: return entries;
65:}
66:
67:/* Read body as string /
68:function readBody(req) {
69: return new Promise((resolve) => {
70: let d = ”;
71: req.on(‘data’, (c) => d += c);
72: req.on(‘end’, () => resolve(d));
73: });
74:}
75:
76:/* JSON response helper /
77:function json(res, data, status = 200) {
78: res.writeHead(status, { ‘Content-Type’: ‘application/json; charset=utf-8’ });
79: res.end(JSON.stringify(data));
80:}
81:
82:/* In-memory blob store for Git Data API batch operations /
83:const blobStore = new Map();
84:
85:async function handle(req, res) {
86: // CORS
87: res.setHeader(‘Access-Control-Allow-Origin’, '');
88: res.setHeader(‘Access-Control-Allow-Methods’, ‘GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, OPTIONS’);
89: res.setHeader(‘Access-Control-Allow-Headers’, ‘Content-Type, Authorization, Accept’);
90: res.setHeader(‘Access-Control-Expose-Headers’, ’*’);
91:
92: if (req.method === ‘OPTIONS’) { res.writeHead(204); res.end(); return; }
93:
94: const url = new URL(req.url, http://localhost:${PORT});
95: const p = url.pathname.replace(//+/, '') || '/';
96: const method = req.method;
97:
98: let body = null;
99: if (method === 'POST' || method === 'PUT' || method === 'PATCH' || method === 'DELETE') {
100: const raw = await readBody(req);
101: try { body = JSON.parse(raw); } catch { body = raw; }
102: }
103:
104: // GET /auth — auto-grant OAuth token (skip GitHub entirely)
105: if (p === '/auth' && method === 'GET') {
106: const html = `<!DOCTYPE html><html><body><script>
107: (function() {
108: function recvMsg(e) {
109: console.log('auth:opener msg', e.data);
110: if (e.data === 'authorizing:github') {
111: window.opener.postMessage(
112: 'authorization:github:success:{"token":"local-dev-token","provider":"github"}',
113: e.origin
114: );
115: window.removeEventListener('message', recvMsg);
116: window.close();
117: }
118: }
119: window.addEventListener('message', recvMsg);
120: window.opener.postMessage('authorizing:github', '*');
121: })();
122: </script></body></html>`;
123: res.writeHead(200, { 'Content-Type': 'text/html' });
124: res.end(html);
125: return;
126: }
127:
128: try {
129: // GET /user
130: if (p === '/user' && method === 'GET') {
131: return json(res, {
132: login: 'dev', id: 1, name: 'Local Dev',
133: email: 'dev@local', avatar_url: '', type: 'User',
134: });
135: }
136:
137: // GET /repos/:owner/:repo
138: let m;
139: if ((m = p.match(/^\/repos\/([^/]+)\/([^/]+)/)) && method === ‘GET’) {
140: return json(res, {
141: id: 1, full_name: ${m[1]}/${m[2]}, name: m[2],
142: default_branch: ‘master’, private: true,
143: permissions: { admin: true, push: true, pull: true },
144: owner: { login: m[1], id: 1 },
145: });
146: }
147:
148: // GET /repos/:owner/:repo/branches/:branch
149: if ((m = p.match(/^/repos/[^/]+/[^/]+/branches/(.+)/)) && method === 'GET') {
150: return json(res, {
151: name: m[1],
152: commit: { sha: commitSha, commit: { message: 'local' } },
153: protected: false,
154: });
155: }
156:
157: // GET /repos/:owner/:repo/git/refs/heads/:branch
158: if ((m = p.match(/^\/repos\/[^/]+\/[^/]+\/git\/refs\/heads\/(.+)/)) && method === ‘GET’) {
159: return json(res, {
160: ref: refs/heads/${m[1]},
161: object: { sha: commitSha, type: ‘commit’ },
162: });
163: }
164:
165: // PATCH /repos/:owner/:repo/git/refs/heads/:branch (update ref after commit)
166: if ((m = p.match(/^/repos/[^/]+/[^/]+/git/refs/heads/(.+)/)) && method === 'PATCH') {
167: if (body?.sha) commitSha = body.sha;
168: return json(res, {
169: ref: `refs/heads/{m[1]}, 170: object: { sha: commitSha, type: 'commit' }, 171: }); 172: } 173: 174: // GET /repos/:owner/:repo/git/trees/:sha?recursive=1 175: if ((m = p.match(/^\/repos\/[^/]+\/[^/]+\/git\/trees\/(.+)$/)) && method === 'GET') { 176: const files = await walkDir(REPO_ROOT); 177: const tree = files.map((f) => ({ 178: path: f.path, mode: f.mode, type: f.type, 179: sha: sha1(f.path + f.size), size: f.size, 180: })); 181: return json(res, { sha: sha1('tree'), tree, truncated: false }); 182: } 183: 184: // POST /repos/:owner/:repo/git/trees (create tree — batch save) 185: if ((m = p.match(/^\/repos\/[^/]+\/[^/]+\/git\/trees$/)) && method === 'POST') { 186: const treeSha = fakeSha(); 187: if (body?.tree) { 188: for (const entry of body.tree) { 189: if (entry.sha && blobStore.has(entry.sha)) { 190: const content = blobStore.get(entry.sha); 191: const filePath = join(REPO_ROOT, entry.path); 192: await mkdir(dirname(filePath), { recursive: true }); 193: await writeFile(filePath, content); 194: blobStore.delete(entry.sha); 195: console.log( wrote: {entry.path}`);
196: }
197: }
198: }
199: return json(res, { sha: treeSha }, 201);
200: }
201:
202: // POST /repos/:owner/:repo/git/blobs (store blob for batch commit)
203: if ((m = p.match(/^\/repos\/[^/]+\/[^/]+\/git\/blobs/)) && method === ‘POST’) {
204: let content;
205: if (body?.encoding === ‘base64’) {
206: content = Buffer.from(body.content, ‘base64’);
207: } else {
208: content = Buffer.from(body?.content || ”);
209: }
210: const blobSha = sha1(content);
211: blobStore.set(blobSha, content);
212: return json(res, { sha: blobSha }, 201);
213: }
214:
215: // POST /repos/:owner/:repo/git/commits (create commit)
216: if ((m = p.match(/^/repos/[^/]+/[^/]+/git/commits/)) && method === 'POST') {
217: commitSha = fakeSha();
218: console.log(`commit: {body?.message || ‘no message’}); 219: return json(res, { 220: sha: commitSha, 221: message: body?.message || '', 222: tree: { sha: body?.tree || fakeSha() }, 223: parents: body?.parents?.map((s) => ({ sha: s })) || [], 224: }, 201); 225: } 226: 227: // GET /repos/:owner/:repo/contents/:path 228: if ((m = p.match(/^\/repos\/[^/]+\/[^/]+\/contents\/(.+)$/)) && method === 'GET') { 229: const filePath = join(REPO_ROOT, m[1]); 230: const s = await stat(filePath).catch(() => null); 231: if (!s) return json(res, { message: 'Not Found' }, 404); 232: 233: if (s.isDirectory()) { 234: const items = await readdir(filePath, { withFileTypes: true }); 235: const listing = []; 236: for (const item of items) { 237: if (item.name.startsWith('.')) continue; 238: const fp = join(filePath, item.name); 239: const fs = await stat(fp).catch(() => null); 240: listing.push({ 241: name: item.name, 242: path: relative(REPO_ROOT, fp), 243: sha: sha1(fp + (fs?.size || 0)), 244: size: fs?.size || 0, 245: type: item.isDirectory() ? 'dir' : 'file', 246: }); 247: } 248: return json(res, listing); 249: } 250: 251: const content = await readFile(filePath); 252: return json(res, { 253: name: filePath.split('/').pop(), 254: path: relative(REPO_ROOT, filePath), 255: sha: sha1(content), 256: size: content.length, 257: type: 'file', 258: encoding: 'base64', 259: content: content.toString('base64'), 260: }); 261: } 262: 263: // PUT /repos/:owner/:repo/contents/:path (create or update file) 264: if ((m = p.match(/^\/repos\/[^/]+\/[^/]+\/contents\/(.+)$/)) && method === 'PUT') { 265: const filePath = join(REPO_ROOT, m[1]); 266: await mkdir(dirname(filePath), { recursive: true }); 267: const content = Buffer.from(body?.content || '', 'base64'); 268: await writeFile(filePath, content); 269: const newSha = sha1(content); 270: console.log(wrote: {content.length} bytes)); 271: return json(res, { 272: content: { 273: name: filePath.split('/').pop(), 274: path: m[1], sha: newSha, size: content.length, type: 'file', 275: }, 276: commit: { sha: fakeSha(), message: body?.message || 'update' }, 277: }); 278: } 279: 280: // DELETE /repos/:owner/:repo/contents/:path 281: if ((m = p.match(/^\/repos\/[^/]+\/[^/]+\/contents\/(.+)$/)) && method === 'DELETE') { 282: const filePath = join(REPO_ROOT, m[1]); 283: await unlink(filePath).catch(() => {}); 284: console.log(deleted: {m[1]}`);
285: return json(res, { commit: { sha: fakeSha(), message: body?.message || 'delete' } });
286: }
287:
288: // Fallback
289: console.log(`unhandled: {method} {p}`);
290: json(res, { message: `Not implemented: {method} {p}` }, 404);
291:
292: } catch (err) {
293: console.error(`Error handling {method} {p}:`, err.message);
294: json(res, { message: err.message }, 500);
295: }
296:}
297:
298:const server = createServer(handle);
299:server.listen(PORT, '127.0.0.1', () => {
300: console.log(`Local GitHub API shim on :{PORT} → ${REPO_ROOT}`);
301:});
302:
🤖 Assistant
Now I need to understand exactly what GraphQL queries Sveltia CMS sends. Let me read the key source files:
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URL: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sveltia/sveltia-cms/main/src/lib/services/backends/git/github/files.js
Content-Type: text/plain
Method: text
import { getPathInfo } from ‘@sveltia/utils/file’;
import { sleep } from ‘@sveltia/utils/misc’;
import mime from ‘mime’;
import { fetchLastCommit } from ‘lib/services/backends/git/github/repository’;
import { fetchAPI, fetchGraphQL } from ‘lib/services/backends/git/shared/fetch’;
import { dataLoadedProgress } from ‘$lib/services/contents’;
/**
- @import {
- Asset,
- BaseFileListItem,
- BaseFileListItemProps,
- RepositoryContentsMap,
- } from ‘$lib/types/private’;
*/
/**
- Fetch the repository’s complete file list, and return it in the canonical format.
- @param {string} [lastHash] The last commit’s SHA-1 hash.
- @returns {Promise<BaseFileListItemProps[]>} File list.
*/
export const fetchFileList = async (lastHash) => {
const { owner, repo, branch } = repository;
const result =
/** @type {{ tree: { type: string, path: string, sha: string, size: number }[] }} */ (
await fetchAPI(/repos/${owner}/${repo}/git/trees/${lastHash ?? branch}?recursive=1)
);
return result.tree
.filter(({ type }) => type === ‘blob’)
.map(({ path, sha, size }) => ({ path, sha, size, name: getPathInfo(path).basename }));
};
/**
-
Get a query string for fetching file contents and metadata from the repository.
-
@param {any[]} chunk Sliced
fetchingFileList. -
@param {number} startIndex Start index.
-
@returns {string} Query string.
*/
export const getFileContentsQuery = (chunk, startIndex) => {
const innerQuery = chunk
.map(({ type, path, sha }, i) => {
const str = [];
const index = startIndex + i;if (type !== ‘asset’) {
str.push(content_${index}: object(oid: ${JSON.stringify(sha)}) { ... on Blob { text } });
}str.push(
commit_${index}: ref(qualifiedName: $branch) { target { ... on Commit { history(first: 1, path: ${JSON.stringify(path)}) { nodes { author { name email user { id: databaseId login } } committedDate } } } } });return str.join(”);
})
.join(”);
return query($owner: String!, $repo: String!, $branch: String!) { repository(owner: $owner, name: $repo) { ${innerQuery} } } ;
};
/**
-
Parse the file contents from the API response.
-
@param {BaseFileListItem[]} fetchingFiles Base file list.
-
@param {Record<string, any>} results Results from the API.
-
@returns {Promise
} Parsed file contents map.
*/
export const parseFileContents = async (fetchingFiles, results) => {
const entries = fetchingFiles.map(({ path, sha, size }, index) => {
const {
author: { name, email, user: _user },
committedDate,
} = results[commit_${index}].target.history.nodes[0];const data = {
sha,
size: /** @type {number} */ (size),
text: results[content_${index}]?.text,
meta: {
commitAuthor: {
name,
email,
id: _user?.id,
login: _user?.login,
},
commitDate: new Date(committedDate),
},
};return [path, data];
});
return Object.fromEntries(entries);
};
/**
- Fetch the metadata of entry/asset files as well as text file contents.
- @param {BaseFileListItem[]} fetchingFiles Base file list.
- @returns {Promise
} Fetched contents map.
/
export const fetchFileContents = async (fetchingFiles) => {
const fetchingFileList = structuredClone(fetchingFiles);
/* @type {any[][]} /
const chunks = [];
const chunkSize = 250;
/* @type {Record<string, any>} */
const results = {};
dataLoadedProgress.set(0);
// Show a fake progressbar because the request waiting time is long
const dataLoadedProgressInterval = window.setInterval(() => {
dataLoadedProgress.update((progress = 0) => progress + 1);
}, fetchingFileList.length / 10);
for (let i = 0; i < fetchingFileList.length; i += chunkSize) {
chunks.push(fetchingFileList.slice(i, i + chunkSize));
}
// Split the file list into chunks and repeat requests to avoid API timeout
await Promise.all(
chunks.map(async (chunk, index) => {
// Add a short delay to avoid Too Many Requests error
await sleep(index * 500);
const result = /** @type {{ repository: Record<string, any> }} */ (
await fetchGraphQL(getFileContentsQuery(chunk, index * chunkSize))
);
Object.assign(results, result.repository);
}),
);
window.clearInterval(dataLoadedProgressInterval);
dataLoadedProgress.set(undefined);
return parseFileContents(fetchingFileList, results);
};
/**
- Fetch file list from the backend service, download/parse all the entry files, then cache them in
- the {@link allEntries} and {@link allAssets} stores.
*/
export const fetchFiles = async () => {
await checkRepositoryAccess();
await fetchAndParseFiles({
repository,
fetchDefaultBranchName,
fetchLastCommit,
fetchFileList,
fetchFileContents,
});
};
/**
- Fetch an asset as a Blob via the API.
- @param {Asset} asset Asset to retrieve the file content.
- @returns {Promise
} Blob data. - @see https://docs.github.com/en/rest/git/blobs#get-a-blob
*/
export const fetchBlob = async (asset) => {
const { owner, repo } = repository;
const { sha, path } = asset;
const response = /** @type {Response} */ (
await fetchAPI(/repos/${owner}/${repo}/git/blobs/${sha}, {
headers: { Accept: ‘application/vnd.github.raw’ },
responseType: ‘raw’,
})
);
// Handle SVG and other non-binary files
if (response.headers.get(‘Content-Type’) !== ‘application/octet-stream’) {
return new Blob([await response.text()], { type: mime.getType(path) ?? ‘text/plain’ });
}
return response.blob();
};
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import { _ } from ‘@sveltia/i18n’;
import { encodeBase64 } from ‘@sveltia/utils/file’;
import { repository } from ‘lib/services/backends/git/shared/api’;
import { createCommitMessage } from ‘$lib/services/backends/git/shared/commits’;
/**
- @import { CommitOptions, CommitResults, FileChange, FileCommit } from ‘$lib/types/private’;
*/
/**
- @typedef {object} LastCommitResponse
- @property {object} repository Repository information.
- @property {object} repository.ref Reference information.
- @property {object} repository.ref.target Target commit.
- @property {object} repository.ref.target.history Commit history.
- @property {{ oid: string, message: string }[]} repository.ref.target.history.nodes Nodes in the
- commit history, containing the commit SHA-1 hash and message.
*/
const FETCH_LAST_COMMIT_QUERY = query($owner: String!, $repo: String!, $branch: String!) { repository(owner: $owner, name: $repo) { ref(qualifiedName: $branch) { target { ... on Commit { history(first: 1) { nodes { oid message } } } } } } };
/**
- Fetch the last commit on the repository.
- @returns {Promise<{ hash: string, message: string }>} Commit’s SHA-1 hash and message.
- @throws {Error} When the branch could not be found.
/
export const fetchLastCommit = async () => {
const { repo, branch } = repository;
const result = /* @type {LastCommitResponse} */ (await fetchGraphQL(FETCH_LAST_COMMIT_QUERY));
if (!result.repository) {
throw new Error(‘Failed to retrieve the last commit hash.’, {
cause: new Error(_(‘repository_not_found’, { values: { repo } })),
});
}
if (!result.repository.ref) {
throw new Error(‘Failed to retrieve the last commit hash.’, {
cause: new Error(_(‘branch_not_found’, { values: { repo, branch } })),
});
}
const { oid: hash, message } = result.repository.ref.target.history.nodes[0];
return { hash, message };
};
/**
- GitHub’s GraphQL API cannot resolve blob OIDs for files over this size (10 MB).
- @see https://github.com/sveltia/sveltia-cms/issues/692
*/
const MAX_GRAPHQL_BLOB_SIZE = 10 * 1024 * 1024;
/**
- Save entries or assets remotely.
- @param {FileChange[]} changes File changes to be saved.
- @param {CommitOptions} options Commit options.
- @returns {Promise
} Commit results, including the commit SHA and updated file SHAs. - @see https://github.blog/changelog/2021-09-13-a-simpler-api-for-authoring-commits/
- @see https://docs.github.com/en/graphql/reference/mutations#createcommitonbranch
*/
export const commitChanges = async (changes, options) => {
const { owner, repo, branch } = repository;
const additionChanges = changes.filter(({ action }) =>
[‘create’, ‘update’, ‘move’].includes(action),
);
const additions = await Promise.all(
additionChanges.map(async ({ path, data }) => ({
path,
contents: await encodeBase64(data ?? ”),
})),
);
const deletions = changes
.filter(({ action }) => [‘move’, ‘delete’].includes(action))
.map(({ previousPath, path }) => ({ path: previousPath ?? path }));
// Part of the query to fetch new file SHAs; skip files over 10 MB to avoid a GitHub GraphQL
// limitation where large blob OIDs cannot be resolved
// @see https://github.com/sveltia/sveltia-cms/issues/692
const fileShaQuery = additions
.map(({ path }, index) => {
const { data } = additionChanges[index];
const size = data instanceof Blob ? data.size : new Blob([data ?? ”]).size;
return size <= MAX_GRAPHQL_BLOB_SIZE
? `file_${index}: file(path: ${JSON.stringify(path)}) { oid }`
: '';
})
.filter(Boolean)
.join(' ');
const query = mutation($input: CreateCommitOnBranchInput!) { createCommitOnBranch(input: $input) { commit { oid committedDate ${fileShaQuery} } } } ;
const input = {
branch: {
repositoryNameWithOwner: ${owner}/${repo},
branchName: branch,
},
expectedHeadOid: (await fetchLastCommit()).hash,
fileChanges: { additions, deletions },
message: { headline: createCommitMessage(changes, options) },
};
const {
createCommitOnBranch: { commit },
} = /** @type {{ createCommitOnBranch: { commit: Record<string, any> }}} */ (
await fetchGraphQL(query, { input })
);
return {
sha: commit.oid,
date: new Date(commit.committedDate),
files: Object.fromEntries(
additions.map(({ path }, index) => {
const { data } = additionChanges[index];
return [
path,
{
sha: commit[`file_${index}`]?.oid,
// Preserve the original file for large uploads so the UI can create a blob URL
...(data instanceof Blob && data.size > MAX_GRAPHQL_BLOB_SIZE ? { file: data } : {}),
},
];
}),
),
};
};
/**
- Fetch commit history for the given file paths.
- @param {string[]} paths File paths to fetch commit history for.
- @returns {Promise<FileCommit[]>} Deduplicated and sorted list of commits.
- @see https://docs.github.com/en/graphql/reference/objects#commit
*/
export const fetchFileCommits = async (paths) => {
const innerQuery = paths
.map(
(path, i) =>history_${i}: ref(qualifiedName: $branch) { target { ... on Commit { history(first: 100, path: ${JSON.stringify(path)}) { nodes { oid author { name email avatarUrl user { login } } committedDate } } } } },
)
.join(”);
const query = query($owner: String!, $repo: String!, $branch: String!) { repository(owner: $owner, name: $repo) { ${innerQuery} } } ;
const data = /** @type {{ repository: Record<string, any> }} / (await fetchGraphQL(query));
/* @type {Map<string, FileCommit>} */
const commitMap = new Map();
paths.forEach((_path, i) => {
const nodes = data.repository[history_${i}]?.target?.history?.nodes ?? [];
nodes.forEach((/** @type {any} */ node) => {
if (!commitMap.has(node.oid)) {
commitMap.set(node.oid, {
sha: node.oid,
authorName: node.author.name,
authorEmail: node.author.email,
authorAvatarURL: node.author.avatarUrl,
authorLogin: node.author.user?.login,
date: new Date(node.committedDate),
});
}
});
});
return […commitMap.values()].sort((a, b) => b.date.getTime() - a.date.getTime());
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import { _ } from ‘@sveltia/i18n’;
import { get } from ‘svelte/store’;
import { fetchAPI, fetchGraphQL, graphqlVars } from ‘lib/services/backends/git/shared/repository’;
import { user } from ‘$lib/services/user’;
/**
- @import { RepositoryBaseURLs, RepositoryInfo } from ‘$lib/types/private’;
*/
/**
- Placeholder for repository information.
- @type {RepositoryInfo}
*/
export const repository = { …REPOSITORY_INFO_PLACEHOLDER };
/**
- Generate base URLs for accessing the repository’s resources.
- @param {string} repoURL The base URL of the repository.
- @param {string} [branch] The branch name. Could be
undefinedif the branch is not specified in - the CMS configuration.
- @returns {RepositoryBaseURLs} An object containing the tree base URL for browsing files, and the
- blob base URL for accessing file contents.
*/
export const getBaseURLs = (repoURL, branch) => ({
treeBaseURL: branch ?${repoURL}/tree/${branch}: repoURL,
blobBaseURL: branch ?${repoURL}/blob/${branch}: ”,
commitBaseURL:${repoURL}/commit,
});
/**
- Check if the user has access to the current repository.
- @throws {Error} If the user is not a collaborator of the repository.
- @see https://docs.github.com/en/rest/collaborators/collaborators#check-if-a-user-is-a-repository-collaborator
/
export const checkRepositoryAccess = async () => {
const { owner, repo } = repository;
const userName = /* @type {string} */ (get(user)?.login);
const { ok } = /** @type {Response} */ (
await fetchAPI(/repos/${owner}/${repo}/collaborators/${encodeURIComponent(userName)}, {
headers: { Accept: ‘application/json’ },
responseType: ‘raw’,
})
);
if (!ok) {
throw new Error(‘Not a collaborator of the repository’, {
cause: new Error(_(‘repository_no_access’, { values: { repo } })),
});
}
};
const FETCH_DEFAULT_BRANCH_NAME_QUERY = query($owner: String!, $repo: String!) { repository(owner: $owner, name: $repo) { defaultBranchRef { name } } };
/**
- Fetch the repository’s default branch name, which is typically
masterormain. - @returns {Promise
} Branch name. - @throws {Error} When the repository could not be found, or when the repository is empty.
*/
export const fetchDefaultBranchName = async () => {
const { repo, repoURL = ” } = repository;
const result = /** @type {{ repository: { defaultBranchRef?: { name: string } } }} */ (
await fetchGraphQL(FETCH_DEFAULT_BRANCH_NAME_QUERY)
);
if (!result.repository) {
throw new Error(‘Failed to retrieve the default branch name.’, {
cause: new Error(_(‘repository_not_found’, { values: { repo } })),
});
}
const { name: branch } = result.repository.defaultBranchRef ?? {};
if (!branch) {
throw new Error(‘Failed to retrieve the default branch name.’, {
cause: new Error(_(‘repository_empty’, { values: { repo } })),
});
}
Object.assign(repository, { branch }, getBaseURLs(repoURL, branch));
Object.assign(graphqlVars, { branch });
return branch;
};
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import { sendRequest } from ‘$lib/services/utils/networking’;
/**
- @import { BackendServiceStatus } from ‘$lib/types/private’;
*/
/**
- The URL of the GitHub status dashboard.
*/
export const STATUS_DASHBOARD_URL = ‘https://www.githubstatus.com/’;
/**
- The URL to check the GitHub service status.
*/
const STATUS_CHECK_URL = ‘https://www.githubstatus.com/api/v2/status.json’;
/**
-
Check the GitHub service status.
-
@returns {Promise
} Current status. -
@see https://www.githubstatus.com/api
/
export const checkStatus = async () => {
try {
const {
status: { indicator },
} = /* @type {{ status: { indicator: string }}} */ (await sendRequest(STATUS_CHECK_URL));if (indicator === ‘none’) {
return ‘none’;
}if (indicator === ‘minor’) {
return ‘minor’;
}if (indicator = 'major' || indicator = ‘critical’) {
return ‘major’;
}
} catch {
//
}
return ‘unknown’;
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import { stripSlashes } from ‘@sveltia/utils/string’;
import { DEFAULT_API_ROOT } from ‘$lib/services/backends/git/github/constants’;
/**
- Normalize the REST API base URL. Ensures it ends with
/api/v3for GitHub Enterprise Server. - Otherwise, just use the default API root. This is required because, unlike other backends, the
- default
api_rootfor GitHub does not end with/api/v3, which may lead to misconfigured URLs. - @param {string} url The base URL to normalize.
- @returns {string} Normalized REST API base URL.
- @see https://docs.github.com/en/enterprise-server@3.17/rest/quickstart?tool=javascript
*/
export const normalizeRestBaseURL = (url) => {
url = stripSlashes(url);
if (url === DEFAULT_API_ROOT) {
// Default API root for GitHub is https://api.github.com
return url;
}
if (url.endsWith(‘/api/v3’)) {
// Already normalized
return url;
}
if (url.endsWith(‘/api’)) {
return ${url}/v3;
}
return ${url}/api/v3;
};
/**
- Normalize the GraphQL API base URL. Ensures it ends with
/api/graphqlfor GitHub Enterprise - Server. Otherwise, just use the default API root followed by
/graphql. - @param {string} url The base URL to normalize.
- @returns {string} Normalized GraphQL API base URL.
- @see https://docs.github.com/en/enterprise-server@3.17/graphql/guides/forming-calls-with-graphql#the-graphql-endpoint
*/
export const normalizeGraphQLBaseURL = (url) => {
url = stripSlashes(url);
if (url === DEFAULT_API_ROOT) {
// Default GraphQL API root for GitHub is https://api.github.com/graphql
return ${url}/graphql;
}
if (url.endsWith(‘/graphql’)) {
// Already normalized
return url;
}
if (url.endsWith(‘/api/v3’)) {
// Replace the REST API v3 endpoint with the GraphQL endpoint
return url.replace(‘/api/v3’, ‘/graphql’);
}
if (url.endsWith(‘/api’)) {
return ${url}/graphql;
}
return ${url}/api/graphql;
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import { getPathInfo } from ‘@sveltia/utils/file’;
import { IndexedDB } from ‘@sveltia/utils/storage’;
import { allAssets } from ‘lib/services/assets/kinds’;
import { isLastCommitPublished } from ‘lib/services/backends/git/shared/config’;
import { createFileList } from ‘lib/services/contents’;
import { prepareEntries } from ‘$lib/services/contents/file/process’;
/**
- @import {
- Asset,
- BaseAssetListItem,
- BaseConfigListItem,
- BaseEntryListItem,
- BaseFileList,
- BaseFileListItem,
- BaseFileListItemProps,
- Entry,
- RepositoryContentsMap,
- RepositoryInfo,
- } from ‘$lib/types/private’;
*/
/**
- @typedef {(lastHash: string) => Promise<BaseFileListItemProps[]>} FetchFileListFunction
*/
/**
- Get the file list from the meta database or fetch it if not cached.
- @param {object} args Arguments.
- @param {IndexedDB} args.metaDB The meta database instance.
- @param {string} args.lastHash The latest commit hash.
- @param {[string, any][]} args.cachedFileEntries Cached file entries.
- @param {FetchFileListFunction} args.fetchFileList Function to fetch the repository’s complete
- file list.
- @returns {Promise
} The file list.
*/
export const getFileList = async ({ metaDB, lastHash, cachedFileEntries, fetchFileList }) => {
const cachedHash = await metaDB.get(‘last_commit_hash’);
const gitConfigFetched = await metaDB.get(‘git_config_fetched’);
// Skip fetching the file list if the cached hash matches the latest. But don’t skip if the file
// cache is empty; something probably went wrong the last time the files were fetched.
if (cachedHash && cachedHash === lastHash && gitConfigFetched && cachedFileEntries.length) {
return createFileList(
cachedFileEntries.map(([path, data]) => ({
path,
name: getPathInfo(path).basename,
…data,
})),
);
}
// Get a complete file list first, and filter what’s managed in CMS
const fileList = createFileList(await fetchFileList(lastHash));
metaDB.set(‘last_commit_hash’, lastHash);
metaDB.set(‘git_config_fetched’, true);
return fileList;
};
/**
- Restore cached text and commit info to
allFilesarray. - @param {object} args Arguments.
- @param {BaseFileListItem[]} args.allFiles The list of all files.
- @param {RepositoryContentsMap} args.cachedFiles Cached files object.
*/
export const restoreCachedFileData = ({ allFiles, cachedFiles }) => {
allFiles.forEach(({ sha, path }, index) => {
if (cachedFiles[path]?.sha === sha) {
Object.assign(allFiles[index], cachedFiles[path]);
}
});
};
/**
- Parse file info and add additional metadata, such as name, size, and text content.
- @internal
- @param {object} args Arguments.
- @param {BaseFileListItem} args.fileInfo File info.
- @param {RepositoryContentsMap} args.fetchedFileMap Map of fetched file metadata and content.
- @returns {BaseFileListItem} Parsed file with additional metadata.
*/
export const parseFileInfo = ({ fileInfo, fetchedFileMap }) => {
// Thesizeandtextare only available in the 2nd request (fetchFileContents) for the
// GitLab backend, so we need to set them here if they are not already defined
const { meta, size, text } = fetchedFileMap[fileInfo.path] ?? {};
return {
…fileInfo,
size: fileInfo.size ?? size,
text: fileInfo.text ?? text,
meta: fileInfo.meta ?? meta,
};
};
/**
- Parse a single asset file to create a complete, serialized asset.
- @internal
- @param {BaseAssetListItem} fileInfo Asset file info.
- @returns {Asset} Parsed asset.
*/
export const parseAssetFileInfo = (fileInfo) => {
const { name, meta = {}, …rest } = fileInfo;
const kind = getAssetKind(name);
return { …rest, …meta, name, kind };
};
/**
- Update the stores with the latest entries, assets, config files, and errors.
- @param {object} args Arguments.
- @param {Entry[]} args.entries List of entry files.
- @param {Asset[]} args.assets List of asset files.
- @param {BaseConfigListItem[]} args.configFiles List of Git config files.
- @param {Error[]} [args.errors] List of errors encountered while parsing entries.
*/
export const updateStores = ({ entries, assets, configFiles, errors = [] }) => {
allEntries.set(entries);
allAssets.set(assets);
gitConfigFiles.set(configFiles);
entryParseErrors.set(errors);
dataLoaded.set(true);
};
/**
- Update the file cache by saving new entries and deleting unused ones.
- @param {object} args Arguments.
- @param {IndexedDB} args.cacheDB The cache database instance.
- @param {BaseFileListItem[]} args.allFiles List of all files in the repository.
- @param {RepositoryContentsMap} args.cachedFiles Cached files object.
- @param {BaseFileListItem[]} args.fetchingFiles List of files being fetched.
- @param {RepositoryContentsMap} args.fetchedFileMap Map of newly fetched file data.
*/
export const updateCache = async ({
cacheDB,
allFiles,
cachedFiles,
fetchingFiles,
fetchedFileMap,
}) => {
const usedPaths = new Set(allFiles.map(({ path }) => path));
const unusedPaths = Object.keys(cachedFiles).filter((path) => !usedPaths.has(path));
// Save new entry caches
if (fetchingFiles.length) {
await cacheDB.saveEntries(Object.entries(fetchedFileMap));
}
// Delete old entry caches; we don’t need await for the deletion to finish, as it’s not critical
if (unusedPaths.length) {
cacheDB.deleteEntries(unusedPaths);
}
};
/**
- Fetch file list from a backend service, download/parse all the entry files, then cache them in
- the {@link allEntries} and {@link allAssets} stores.
- @param {object} args Arguments.
- @param {RepositoryInfo} args.repository Repository info.
- @param {() => Promise
} args.fetchDefaultBranchName Function to fetch the repository’s - default branch name.
- @param {() => Promise<{ hash: string, message: string }>} args.fetchLastCommit Function to fetch
- the last commit’s SHA-1 hash and message.
- @param {FetchFileListFunction} args.fetchFileList Function to fetch the repository’s complete
- file list.
- @param {(fetchingFiles: BaseFileListItem[]) => Promise
- } args.fetchFileContents Function to fetch the metadata of entry/asset files as well as text file
- contents.
/
export const fetchAndParseFiles = async ({
repository,
fetchDefaultBranchName,
fetchLastCommit,
fetchFileList,
fetchFileContents,
}) => {
const { databaseName, branch: branchName } = repository;
const metaDB = new IndexedDB(/* @type {string} / (databaseName), ‘meta’);
const cacheDB = new IndexedDB(/* @type {string} */ (databaseName), ‘file-cache’);
const cachedFileEntries = await cacheDB.entries();
let branch = branchName;
if (!branch) {
branch = await fetchDefaultBranchName();
repository.branch = branch;
}
// This has to be done after the branch is determined
const { hash: lastHash, message } = await fetchLastCommit();
const fileList = await getFileList({ metaDB, lastHash, cachedFileEntries, fetchFileList });
// @todo Check if the commit has a workflow run that trigged deployment
isLastCommitPublished.set(!message.startsWith(‘[skip ci]’));
// Skip fetching files if no files found
if (!fileList.count) {
updateStores({ entries: [], assets: [], configFiles: [] });
return;
}
const { entryFiles, assetFiles, configFiles, allFiles } = fileList;
/** @type {RepositoryContentsMap} */
const cachedFiles = Object.fromEntries(cachedFileEntries);
restoreCachedFileData({ allFiles, cachedFiles });
const fetchingFiles = allFiles.filter(({ meta }) => !meta);
const fetchedFileMap = fetchingFiles.length ? await fetchFileContents(fetchingFiles) : {};
const { entries, errors } = await prepareEntries(
entryFiles.map(
(fileInfo) => /** @type {BaseEntryListItem} */ (parseFileInfo({ fileInfo, fetchedFileMap })),
),
);
const assets = assetFiles.map((fileInfo) =>
parseAssetFileInfo(
/** @type {BaseAssetListItem} */ (parseFileInfo({ fileInfo, fetchedFileMap })),
),
);
const configFileItems = configFiles.map(
(fileInfo) => /** @type {BaseConfigListItem} */ (parseFileInfo({ fileInfo, fetchedFileMap })),
);
updateStores({ entries, assets, configFiles: configFileItems, errors });
await updateCache({ cacheDB, allFiles, cachedFiles, fetchingFiles, fetchedFileMap });
};
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Remaining items (10):
- Rewrite local-github-api.mjs with GraphQL + missing REST [in_progress] (Implementation)
- Update https-proxy.mjs with /graphql route [pending] (Implementation)
- Fix systemd dependency for https-proxy [pending] (Implementation)
- Update config.yml with graphql_api_root [pending] (Implementation)
- Update start.sh as complete launcher [pending] (Implementation)
- Install updated systemd units and restart services [pending] (Deploy and Verify)
- Verify REST endpoints via curl [pending] (Deploy and Verify)
- Verify GraphQL endpoints via curl [pending] (Deploy and Verify)
- Clean up decap-server and cheat sheet [pending] (Deploy and Verify)
- Git commit all changes [pending] (Deploy and Verify)
Phase 2/3 “Implementation” — 0/5 tasks complete
Audit:
✓ Check current service and file state
Implementation:
→ Rewrite local-github-api.mjs with GraphQL + missing REST
○ Update https-proxy.mjs with /graphql route
○ Fix systemd dependency for https-proxy
○ Update config.yml with graphql_api_root
○ Update start.sh as complete launcher
Deploy and Verify:
○ Install updated systemd units and restart services
○ Verify REST endpoints via curl
○ Verify GraphQL endpoints via curl
○ Clean up decap-server and cheat sheet
○ Git commit all changes
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Now I have a complete picture of the Sveltia CMS API surface. Let me understand the exact flow:
- Auth → popup → postMessage → token
local-dev-token✅ - Sign in →
checkRepositoryAccess()→GET /repos/dev/[[projects/knowledgebase|Knowledgebase]]/collaborators/dev→ needs 204 ❌ - fetchDefaultBranchName (if branch not in config — but it IS in config, so this is skipped) ✅
- fetchLastCommit → GraphQL
FETCH_LAST_COMMIT_QUERY→POST /graphql❌ - fetchFileList →
GET /repos/dev/[[projects/knowledgebase|Knowledgebase]]/git/trees/{lastHash}?recursive=1→ REST ✅ - fetchFileContents → GraphQL batch
getFileContentsQuery()withcontent_Nandcommit_N→POST /graphql❌ - fetchBlob (assets) →
GET /repos/dev/[[projects/knowledgebase|Knowledgebase]]/git/blobs/{sha}❌ - commitChanges (save) → GraphQL
createCommitOnBranchmutation →POST /graphql❌ - triggerDeployment →
POST /repos/dev/[[projects/knowledgebase|Knowledgebase]]/dispatches→ needs 204 ❌
Now I’ll implement. This is a major rewrite of local-github-api.mjs, plus updates to the proxy and config. Let me delegate the independent pieces in parallel:
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🤖 Assistant
Good. Now let me verify the subagent outputs and tackle the big one — the complete rewrite of local-github-api.mjs:
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¶Knowledgebase/https-proxy.mjs#E1F7
1:#!/usr/bin/env node
2: * HTTPS proxy for Hugo Knowledgebase + Local GitHub API shim
3: * - /api/v3/* → local-github-api on :8082 (strip /api/v3 prefix)
4: * - /graphql → local-github-api on :8082 (keep path)
5: * - /auth → local-github-api on :8082 (keep path)
6: * - /* → Hugo on :55888
7: /
8:import { createServer } from ‘https’;
9:import { request as httpRequest } from ‘http’;
10:import { readFileSync } from ‘fs’;
11:
12:const HTTPS_PORT = 55889;
13:const HUGO_PORT = 55888;
14:const GITHUB_API_PORT = 8082;
15:
16:const options = {
17: key: readFileSync(‘/home/dev/certs/kb.key’),
18: cert: readFileSync(‘/home/dev/certs/kb.crt’),
19:};
20:
21:const server = createServer(options, (clientReq, clientRes) => {
22: let targetPort, targetPath;
23:
24: if (clientReq.url.startsWith(‘/api/v3/’) || clientReq.url === ‘/api/v3’) {
25: targetPort = GITHUB_API_PORT;
26: targetPath = clientReq.url.slice(7) || ’/’; // strip /api/v3
27: } else if (clientReq.url === ‘/graphql’ || clientReq.url.startsWith(‘/graphql?’)) {
28: targetPort = GITHUB_API_PORT;
29: targetPath = clientReq.url;
30: } else if (clientReq.url === ‘/auth’ || clientReq.url.startsWith(‘/auth?’) || clientReq.url.startsWith(‘/auth/’)) {
31: targetPort = GITHUB_API_PORT;
32: targetPath = clientReq.url;
33: } else {
34: targetPort = HUGO_PORT;
35: targetPath = clientReq.url;
36: }
37:
38: const proxyReq = httpRequest(
39: {
40: hostname: ‘127.0.0.1’,
41: port: targetPort,
42: path: targetPath,
43: method: clientReq.method,
44: headers: {
45: …clientReq.headers,
46: host: 127.0.0.1:${targetPort},
47: },
48: },
49: (proxyRes) => {
50: // Ensure CORS on all proxied responses
51: const headers = { …proxyRes.headers };
52: headers[‘access-control-allow-origin’] = '';
53: headers[‘access-control-allow-methods’] = ‘GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, OPTIONS’;
54: headers[‘access-control-allow-headers’] = ‘Content-Type, Authorization, Accept’;
55: clientRes.writeHead(proxyRes.statusCode, headers);
56: proxyRes.pipe(clientRes, { end: true });
57: }
58: );
59:
60: proxyReq.on(‘error’, (err) => {
61: console.error(Proxy error (port ${targetPort}):, err.message);
62: clientRes.writeHead(502);
63: clientRes.end(‘Bad Gateway’);
64: });
65:
66: clientReq.pipe(proxyReq, { end: true });
67:});
68:
69:server.listen(HTTPS_PORT, ‘0.0.0.0’, () => {
70: console.log(HTTPS proxy on :${HTTPS_PORT});
71: console.log( /api/v3/* → :${GITHUB_API_PORT});
72: console.log( /graphql → :${GITHUB_API_PORT});
73: console.log( /auth → :${GITHUB_API_PORT});
74: console.log( /* → :${HUGO_PORT});
75:});
76:
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¶Knowledgebase/hugo-kb-https-proxy.service#477E
1:[Unit]
2:Description=Hugo Knowledgebase HTTPS Proxy (TLS termination)
3:After=network.target hugo-knowledgebase.service local-github-api.service
4:Requires=hugo-knowledgebase.service local-github-api.service
5:
6:[Service]
7:Type=simple
8:User=dev
9:Group=dev
10:WorkingDirectory=/home/dev/Knowledgebase
11:ExecStart=/usr/bin/node /home/dev/Knowledgebase/https-proxy.mjs
12:Restart=on-failure
13:RestartSec=5
14:
15:[Install]
16:WantedBy=multi-user.target
17:
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¶Knowledgebase/static/admin/config.yml#E5F2
1:backend:
2: name: github
3: repo: dev/Knowledgebase
4: branch: master
5: api_root: https://0rk.de:55889/api/v3
6: graphql_api_root: https://0rk.de:55889/graphql
7: base_url: https://0rk.de:55889
8: auth_endpoint: /api/v3/auth
9:
10:media_folder: static/uploads
11:public_folder: /uploads
12:
13:collections:
14: - name: guides
15: label: Guides
16: label_singular: Guide
17: folder: content/guides
18: create: true
19: format: toml-frontmatter
20: fields:
21: - { label: Title, name: title, widget: string }
22: - { label: Date, name: date, widget: datetime }
23: - { label: Draft, name: draft, widget: boolean, default: false }
24: - { label: Weight, name: weight, widget: number, default: 10, value_type: int }
25: - { label: Description, name: description, widget: string, required: false }
26: - { label: Body, name: body, widget: markdown }
27:
28: - name: cheatsheets
29: label: Cheat Sheets
30: label_singular: Cheat Sheet
31: folder: content/cheatsheets
32: create: true
33: nested:
34: depth: 3
35: format: toml-frontmatter
36: fields:
37: - { label: Title, name: title, widget: string }
38: - { label: Date, name: date, widget: datetime }
39: - { label: Draft, name: draft, widget: boolean, default: false }
40: - { label: Weight, name: weight, widget: number, default: 10, value_type: int }
41: - { label: Description, name: description, widget: string, required: false }
42: - { label: Tags, name: tags, widget: list, required: false }
43: - { label: Body, name: body, widget: markdown }
44: meta:
45: path:
46: widget: string
47: label: Path
48: index_file: _index
49:
50: - name: reference
51: label: Reference
52: label_singular: Reference
53: folder: content/reference
54: create: true
55: format: toml-frontmatter
56: fields:
57: - { label: Title, name: title, widget: string }
58: - { label: Date, name: date, widget: datetime }
59: - { label: Draft, name: draft, widget: boolean, default: false }
60: - { label: Weight, name: weight, widget: number, default: 10, value_type: int }
61: - { label: Description, name: description, widget: string, required: false }
62: - { label: Body, name: body, widget: markdown }
63:
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¶Knowledgebase/start.sh#278C
1:#!/usr/bin/env bash
2:# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
3:# Local development launcher for the Knowledgebase stack.
4:# For production, use the systemd units instead:
5:# hugo-knowledgebase.service
6:# local-github-api.service
7:# hugo-kb-https-proxy.service
8:# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
9:set -euo pipefail
10:cd “0”)”
11:
12:PIDS=()
13:
14:cleanup() {
15: echo ""
16: echo “Shutting down…”
17: for pid in “pid” 2>/dev/null || true
19: done
20: wait
21: echo “All processes stopped.”
22:}
23:trap cleanup EXIT INT TERM
24:
25:# 1) Hugo dev server (HTTP :55888)
26:hugo server -D -p 55888 —bind 0.0.0.0
27: —baseURL “http://0rk.de:55888”
28: —disableFastRender &
29:PIDS+=(!) → http://0rk.de:55888”
31:
32:# 2) Local GitHub API shim (HTTP :8082)
33:REPO_ROOT=”PWD" PORT=8082 node local-github-api.mjs &
34:PIDS+=(!)
35:echo “[start.sh] Local GitHub API shim started (pid !) → http://127.0.0.1:8082"
36:
37:# 3) HTTPS proxy (HTTPS :55889 → Hugo + API shim)
38:node https-proxy.mjs &
39:PIDS+=(!)
40:echo “[start.sh] HTTPS proxy started (pid $!) → https://0rk.de:55889”
41:
42:echo ""
43:echo “All services running. Press Ctrl-C to stop.”
44:wait
🤖 Assistant
The proxy has a syntax issue — the comment block on line 2 is missing /**. Let me fix that, then write the main API shim:
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¶Knowledgebase/https-proxy.mjs#6BBF
Successfully wrote 2195 bytes to Knowledgebase/https-proxy.mjs
🤖 Assistant
Now the main event — rewriting local-github-api.mjs with full GraphQL support. Let me trace exactly what responses Sveltia CMS expects:
GraphQL queries Sveltia sends:
-
FETCH_LAST_COMMIT_QUERY— expects{ repository: { ref: { target: { history: { nodes: [{ oid, message }] } } } } } -
getFileContentsQuery— expects{ repository: { content_0: { text }, commit_0: { target: { history: { nodes: [{ author: { name, email, user: { id, login } }, committedDate }] } } } }, content_1: ..., commit_1: ... } } -
createCommitOnBranchmutation — expects{ createCommitOnBranch: { commit: { oid, committedDate, file_0: { oid }, file_1: { oid }, ... } } } -
fetchFileCommitsquery — expects{ repository: { history_0: { target: { history: { nodes: [{ oid, author: { name, email, avatarUrl, user: { login } }, committedDate }] } } } } } -
FETCH_DEFAULT_BRANCH_NAME_QUERY— expects{ repository: { defaultBranchRef: { name } } }
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¶Knowledgebase/local-github-api.mjs#069F
Successfully wrote 20459 bytes to Knowledgebase/local-github-api.mjs
🤖 Assistant
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Remaining items (5):
- Install updated systemd units and restart services [in_progress] (Deploy and Verify)
- Verify REST endpoints via curl [pending] (Deploy and Verify)
- Verify GraphQL endpoints via curl [pending] (Deploy and Verify)
- Clean up decap-server and cheat sheet [pending] (Deploy and Verify)
- Git commit all changes [pending] (Deploy and Verify)
Phase 3/3 “Deploy and Verify” — 0/5 tasks complete
Audit:
✓ Check current service and file state
Implementation:
✓ Rewrite local-github-api.mjs with GraphQL + missing REST
✓ Update https-proxy.mjs with /graphql route
✓ Fix systemd dependency for https-proxy
✓ Update config.yml with graphql_api_root
✓ Update start.sh as complete launcher
Deploy and Verify:
→ Install updated systemd units and restart services
○ Verify REST endpoints via curl
○ Verify GraphQL endpoints via curl
○ Clean up decap-server and cheat sheet
○ Git commit all changes
🤖 Assistant
Now install the updated systemd unit and restart all services:
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● local-github-api.service - Local GitHub API Shim for Sveltia CMS
Loaded: loaded (/etc/systemd/system/local-github-api.service; enabled; preset: enabled)
Active: active (running) since Mon 2026-06-01 01:10:32 CEST; 2s ago
Main PID: 3303638 (node)
Tasks: 11 (limit: 23939)
Memory: 14.9M
CPU: 154ms
CGroup: /system.slice/local-github-api.service
└─3303638 /usr/bin/node /home/dev/Knowledgebase/local-github-api.mjs
Jun 01 01:10:32 vmd73813.contaboserver.net node[3303638]: Local GitHub API shim on :8082 → /home/dev/Knowledgebase
Jun 01 01:10:32 vmd73813.contaboserver.net node[3303638]: REST: /user, /repos/*, /auth
Jun 01 01:10:32 vmd73813.contaboserver.net node[3303638]: GraphQL: /graphql
● hugo-kb-https-proxy.service - Hugo Knowledgebase HTTPS Proxy (TLS termination)
Loaded: loaded (/etc/systemd/system/hugo-kb-https-proxy.service; enabled; preset: enabled)
Active: active (running) since Mon 2026-06-01 01:10:32 CEST; 2s ago
Main PID: 3303641 (node)
Tasks: 11 (limit: 23939)
Memory: 15.7M
CPU: 237ms
CGroup: /system.slice/hugo-kb-https-proxy.service
└─3303641 /usr/bin/node /home/dev/Knowledgebase/https-proxy.mjs
Jun 01 01:10:33 vmd73813.contaboserver.net node[3303641]: HTTPS proxy on :55889
Jun 01 01:10:33 vmd73813.contaboserver.net node[3303641]: /api/v3/* → :8082
Jun 01 01:10:33 vmd73813.contaboserver.net node[3303641]: /graphql → :8082
Jun 01 01:10:33 vmd73813.contaboserver.net node[3303641]: /* → :55888
● hugo-knowledgebase.service - Hugo Knowledgebase Server
Loaded: loaded (/etc/systemd/system/hugo-knowledgebase.service; enabled; preset: enabled)
Active: active (running) since Mon 2026-06-01 00:51:02 CEST; 19min ago
Main PID: 3233544 (hugo)
Tasks: 11 (limit: 23939)
Memory: 100.3M
CPU: 11.943s
CGroup: /system.slice/hugo-knowledgebase.service
└─3233544 /usr/local/bin/hugo server -D -p 55888 —bind 0.0.0.0 —baseURL http://0rk.de:55888 —disableFastRender
Jun 01 00:51:08 vmd73813.contaboserver.net hugo[3233544]: Aliases | 2
Jun 01 00:51:08 vmd73813.contaboserver.net hugo[3233544]: Cleaned | 0
Jun 01 00:51:08 vmd73813.contaboserver.net hugo[3233544]: Built in 4201 ms
Jun 01 00:51:08 vmd73813.contaboserver.net hugo[3233544]: Environment: “development”
Jun 01 00:51:08 vmd73813.contaboserver.net hugo[3233544]: Serving pages from disk
Jun 01 00:51:08 vmd73813.contaboserver.net hugo[3233544]: Web Server is available at http://0rk.de:55888/ (bind address 0.0.0.0)
Jun 01 00:51:08 vmd73813.contaboserver.net hugo[3233544]: Press Ctrl+C to stop
Jun 01 01:08:06 vmd73813.contaboserver.net hugo[3233544]: Change of Static files detected, rebuilding site (#1).
Jun 01 01:08:06 vmd73813.contaboserver.net hugo[3233544]: 2026-06-01 01:08:06.859 +0200
Jun 01 01:08:06 vmd73813.contaboserver.net hugo[3233544]: Syncing /admin/config.yml to /
Wall time: 4.37 seconds
🤖 Assistant
All three services running. Now verify the endpoints:
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= collaborators =
HTTP 204
= dispatches =
HTTP 204
= user =
{“login”:“dev”,“id”:1,“name”:“Local Dev”,“email”:“dev@local”,“avatar_url”:"",“type”:“User”}
= tree (first 3 entries) =
tree entries: 361
Wall time: 1.51 seconds
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Remaining items (3):
- Verify GraphQL endpoints via curl [in_progress] (Deploy and Verify)
- Clean up decap-server and cheat sheet [pending] (Deploy and Verify)
- Git commit all changes [pending] (Deploy and Verify)
Phase 3/3 “Deploy and Verify” — 2/5 tasks complete
Audit:
✓ Check current service and file state
Implementation:
✓ Rewrite local-github-api.mjs with GraphQL + missing REST
✓ Update https-proxy.mjs with /graphql route
✓ Fix systemd dependency for https-proxy
✓ Update config.yml with graphql_api_root
✓ Update start.sh as complete launcher
Deploy and Verify:
✓ Install updated systemd units and restart services
✓ Verify REST endpoints via curl
→ Verify GraphQL endpoints via curl
○ Clean up decap-server and cheat sheet
○ Git commit all changes
🤖 Assistant
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= defaultBranchRef =
{“data”:{“repository”:{“defaultBranchRef”:{“name”:“master”}}}}
= fetchLastCommit =
{“data”:{“repository”:{“ref”:{“target”:{“history”:{“nodes”:[{“oid”:“8ad7d21c71b049b7003ba31b5f1322974df77ac8”,“message”:“local commit”}]}}}}}}
= auth page =
Wall time: 1.12 seconds
🤖 Assistant
Now let me test the file contents query — this is the critical one that fetches actual file text:
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Testing with SHA=9047a439269d617c4a6bc0a28542ff6efe7ae3bc PATH=content/_index.md
= File contents query =
content_0.text length: 484
content_0.text preview: +++
title = “Dev Knowledgebase”
date = 2026-05-31
draft = false
+++
Dev Knowledgebase
Welcome to…
commit_0 author: Local Dev
commit_0 date: 2026-05-31T23:10:32.968Z
Wall time: 2.11 seconds
🤖 Assistant
File content is being served correctly through GraphQL. Now test the blob endpoint:
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= blob (raw) =
+++
title = “Dev Knowledgebase”
date = 2026-05-31
draft = false
+++
Dev Knowledgebase
Welcome to
= createCommitOnBranch mutation =
{“data”:{“createCommitOnBranch”:{“commit”:{“oid”:“463becd304cc786ae4aea59488145b17b360561b”,“committedDate”:“2026-05-31T23:11:22.282Z”,“file_0”:{“oid”:“9fe3f7631150d90420f9e6973973476b5cb59972”}}}}}
= Verify file created =
Test file\nCreated by API test
= Cleanup done =
Wall time: 2.90 seconds
🤖 Assistant
Everything works. The full API chain is verified:
- ✅ REST:
/user,/collaborators/:user(204),/dispatches(204),/git/trees,/git/blobs/:sha(raw + JSON),/contents/:path, branch/ref endpoints - ✅ GraphQL:
defaultBranchRef,fetchLastCommit, file contents batch (content_N+commit_N),createCommitOnBranchmutation with file SHA resolution - ✅ Auth: popup HTML with postMessage flow
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Remaining items (2):
- Clean up decap-server and cheat sheet [in_progress] (Deploy and Verify)
- Git commit all changes [pending] (Deploy and Verify)
Phase 3/3 “Deploy and Verify” — 3/5 tasks complete
Audit:
✓ Check current service and file state
Implementation:
✓ Rewrite local-github-api.mjs with GraphQL + missing REST
✓ Update https-proxy.mjs with /graphql route
✓ Fix systemd dependency for https-proxy
✓ Update config.yml with graphql_api_root
✓ Update start.sh as complete launcher
Deploy and Verify:
✓ Install updated systemd units and restart services
✓ Verify REST endpoints via curl
✓ Verify GraphQL endpoints via curl
→ Clean up decap-server and cheat sheet
○ Git commit all changes
🤖 Assistant
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removed 121 packages in 3s
decap-server removed
Wall time: 3.51 seconds
🤖 Assistant
Now check the cheat sheet for Port 55889 (Hugo KB HTTPS Proxy):
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24:| 55888 | Dev Knowledgebase (Hugo + Sveltia CMS) | Hugo SSG | /home/dev/[[projects/knowledgebase|Knowledgebase]]/ |
Wall time: 0.40 seconds
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¶docs/WORKSPACE_CHEAT_SHEET.md#4D69
17:| 55577 | Langflow Workflow Engine | Python, Poetry | /home/dev/py/flow/ |
18:| 55644 | MixBox NiceGUI Review UI | Python, UV | /home/dev/audio/[[projects/mixbox|MixBox]]/ |
19:| 55441 | Groq Showcase (Full Main UI) | Python, Gradio | /home/dev/py/[[projects/groqgradio|GroqGradio]]/ |
20:| 55443 | Groq Showcase (Minimal Chat UI) | Python, Gradio | /home/dev/py/[[projects/groqgradio|GroqGradio]]/ |
21:| 55444 | Groq Showcase (Streamlined Chat) | Python, Gradio | /home/dev/py/[[projects/groqgradio|GroqGradio]]/ |
22:| 55446 | Groq Showcase (Langflow Proxy) | Python, Gradio | /home/dev/py/[[projects/groqgradio|GroqGradio]]/ |
23:| 55442 | Jamjams OpenAI Chat Lab | Python, Gradio | /home/dev/py/gradiomulti/ |
24:| 55888 | Dev Knowledgebase (Hugo + Sveltia CMS) | Hugo SSG | /home/dev/[[projects/knowledgebase|Knowledgebase]]/ |
25:
26:---
27:
28:## 📂 2. Absolute Path Directory Map
29:
30:- /home/dev/audio/[[projects/mixbox|MixBox]]/ 🎛️ — DJ automation & beatgrid editor (FastAPI, NiceGUI, React/OpenDAW).
31:- /home/dev/audio/[[projects/audioflux|AudioFlux]]/ 📊 — MIR signal analyzer Gradio UI (Pure NumPy/SciPy math, no librosa).
32:- /home/dev/audio/broadcast/ 📻 — Radio streaming orchestration (Icecast & Liquidsoap configs).
33:- /home/dev/audio/nicegui/ 🖥️ — Frontend demo elements & component modifications.
[Showing lines 17-33 of 148. Use :34 to continue]
🤖 Assistant
I need to add Port 55889 (Hugo KB HTTPS Proxy) and 8082. Let me insert right after line 24:
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Wall time: 0.22 seconds
🤖 Assistant
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¶docs/WORKSPACE_CHEAT_SHEET.md#A107
21:| 55444 | Groq Showcase (Streamlined Chat) | Python, Gradio | /home/dev/py/[[projects/groqgradio|GroqGradio]]/ |
22:| 55446 | Groq Showcase (Langflow Proxy) | Python, Gradio | /home/dev/py/[[projects/groqgradio|GroqGradio]]/ |
23:| 55442 | Jamjams OpenAI Chat Lab | Python, Gradio | /home/dev/py/gradiomulti/ |
24:| 55888 | Dev Knowledgebase (Hugo + Sveltia CMS) | Hugo SSG | /home/dev/[[projects/knowledgebase|Knowledgebase]]/ |
25:| 55889 | Dev Knowledgebase HTTPS Proxy (TLS) | Node.js | /home/dev/[[projects/knowledgebase|Knowledgebase]]/ |
26:| 8082 | Local GitHub API Shim (Sveltia CMS) | Node.js | /home/dev/[[projects/knowledgebase|Knowledgebase]]/ |
27:
28:---
29:
30:## 📂 2. Absolute Path Directory Map
31:
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Remaining items (1):
- Git commit all changes [in_progress] (Deploy and Verify)
Phase 3/3 “Deploy and Verify” — 4/5 tasks complete
Audit:
✓ Check current service and file state
Implementation:
✓ Rewrite local-github-api.mjs with GraphQL + missing REST
✓ Update https-proxy.mjs with /graphql route
✓ Fix systemd dependency for https-proxy
✓ Update config.yml with graphql_api_root
✓ Update start.sh as complete launcher
Deploy and Verify:
✓ Install updated systemd units and restart services
✓ Verify REST endpoints via curl
✓ Verify GraphQL endpoints via curl
✓ Clean up decap-server and cheat sheet
→ Git commit all changes
🤖 Assistant
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On branch master
Changes to be committed:
(use “git restore —staged
modified: https-proxy.mjs
modified: hugo-kb-https-proxy.service
modified: local-github-api.mjs
modified: start.sh
modified: static/admin/config.yml
[master a2d7ecc] Perfected self-hosted Sveltia CMS: GraphQL API, blob serving, complete GitHub shim
5 files changed, 412 insertions(+), 58 deletions(-)
Wall time: 0.96 seconds
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Remaining items: none.
Phase 3/3 “Deploy and Verify” — 5/5 tasks complete
Audit:
✓ Check current service and file state
Implementation:
✓ Rewrite local-github-api.mjs with GraphQL + missing REST
✓ Update https-proxy.mjs with /graphql route
✓ Fix systemd dependency for https-proxy
✓ Update config.yml with graphql_api_root
✓ Update start.sh as complete launcher
Deploy and Verify:
✓ Install updated systemd units and restart services
✓ Verify REST endpoints via curl
✓ Verify GraphQL endpoints via curl
✓ Clean up decap-server and cheat sheet
✓ Git commit all changes
🤖 Assistant
All done. Here’s what was delivered:
The critical fix: Sveltia CMS uses GitHub’s GraphQL API extensively — for fetching the last commit hash, reading file contents in batches, resolving file SHAs after save, and the entire commit mutation. The previous shim only had REST endpoints, meaning the CMS would authenticate successfully but crash immediately when trying to load content.
What changed:
| File | Change |
|---|---|
local-github-api.mjs | Complete rewrite (302→412 lines). Added POST /graphql handling all 5 query patterns Sveltia CMS sends. Added GET /collaborators/:user (204), POST /dispatches (204), GET /git/blobs/:sha (raw + base64). SHA→path index rebuilt on each tree walk. |
https-proxy.mjs | Routes /graphql → [[infrastructure/port-8082 |
config.yml | Added explicit graphql_api_root: https://0rk.de:55889/graphql |
hugo-kb-https-proxy.service | Added Requires/After=local-github-api.service |
start.sh | Launches all 3 processes with trap cleanup |
Cleanup: decap-server npm global removed. Ports 55889 and 8082 added to workspace cheat sheet.
Verified via curl: REST collaborators (204), dispatches (204), user, tree (361 entries), blobs (raw). GraphQL defaultBranchRef → master, fetchLastCommit → oid+message, file contents batch → real file text from disk, createCommitOnBranch → writes files + returns new SHAs.
👤 User
Masterfully proceed as proposed most genius and efficiently while always considering everything established so far.
🤖 Assistant
Thinking Process
The user wants me to continue perfecting the knowledgebase. Let me think about what’s left to do based on everything established so far.
Looking at the plan and what’s been done:
- ✅ GraphQL API endpoint added
- ✅ Missing REST endpoints added
- ✅ HTTPS proxy routing updated
- ✅ Systemd dependency fixed
- ✅ CMS config updated
- ✅ start.sh updated
- ✅ Cleanup done
- ✅ Git committed
What’s NOT been done yet from the original plan’s “Next Steps” and risk assessment:
- Browser-test Sveltia CMS at
https://0rk.de:55889/admin/— this is the most important remaining verification- Pin Sveltia CMS version — currently loading from unpinned CDN, which could break if they change GraphQL query patterns
- GitHub status check — Sveltia tries to hit
githubstatus.comwhich will fail on self-hosted setup, but looking at the source,checkStatusreturns ‘unknown’ on error, which is fine — it just shows “unknown” status, though it will cause an unnecessary network request and delay
- GraphQL query parsing fragility — the pattern-matching approach is vulnerable since Sveltia sends minified queries. The
fetchGraphQLfunction normalizes queries by replacing newlines with spaces, so I need to verify my regex patterns actually match what gets sent through. My patterns use\s*and\s+which should handle the normalized whitespace, but I’m checking whether the commit pattern in particular will match correctly after this normalization. The fetchLastCommit query avoids matching the content/commit checks since it lacks those patterns, so it correctly falls through to the history check. The file contents query does contain history within its commit blocks, but since the content check runs first, it gets handled properly. Now I should test this by accessing the admin page with curl to verify it loads correctly, then consider what a real browser session would encounter.I need to run an end-to-end simulation hitting the exact endpoints in the order Sveltia CMS would use them, pin the version, and proactively address any remaining issues. There’s also the
checkRepositoryAccessfunction that usesresponseType: 'raw'to get the raw Response object rather than parsed JSON, then checksresponse.ok.Since my implementation returns a 204 with no body, that should work fine — a 204 status has
ok: true. The full URL path flows through the proxy correctly:fetchAPIuses the REST base URL, the proxy strips/api/v3, and my handler pattern matches the remaining path segments.For the GraphQL call, it hits
https://0rk.de:55889/graphqlwhich the proxy routes to/graphqlon port 8082, and my handler matches that path. Now I’m walking through the complete flow to verify each step works: auth popup with postMessage, the collaborators GET request returning 204, the GraphQL query for the last commit, and the subsequent requests.I should test step 5 more carefully with multiple files batched together since Sveltia can send up to 250 files in one query. I’m also noticing a potential issue in my
handleGraphQLfunction — when detecting thefetchLastCommitquery, I check forhistory(first:, but the file contents query also hashistory(first: 1, path: ...)nested inside the commit blocks, so I need to make sure my detection logic distinguishes between them correctly by checking forcontent_andcommit_patterns. The implementation looks solid, so now I’m moving on to end-to-end testing with multiple files and pinning Sveltia CMS to a specific version. But I realize the real issue is that the admin page currently loads the CMS from an external CDN, which creates a dependency risk if that service goes down or updates unexpectedly. I should download and self-host the Sveltia CMS JavaScript file directly to achieve true independence.My plan is to first grab the specific version from unpkg and place it in Hugo’s static directory, then run a comprehensive simulation test that walks through the exact GraphQL queries Sveltia CMS makes, and finally add request logging and handle any edge cases that surface during testing.
I’ll push forward on the remaining hardening: self-host the Sveltia CMS JS (eliminating the last external dependency — unpkg CDN), run a full end-to-end API simulation matching Sveltia’s exact call sequence, and fix anything that surfaces.
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Validation failed for tool “todo_write”:
- ops: Invalid input: expected array, received string
Received arguments:
{
“ops”: ”[{“op”:“init”,“list”>[{“phase”:“Self-Host”,“items”:[“Download and pin Sveltia CMS JS bundle”,“Update admin index.html to use local JS”]},{“phase”:“E2E Simulation”,“items”:[“Simulate full Sveltia CMS login-to-save flow”,“Test multi-file batch GraphQL query”,“Fix any issues found”]},{“phase”:“Finalize”,“items”:[“Commit and verify services”]}]}]}”
}
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Remaining items (6):
- Download and pin Sveltia CMS JS bundle [in_progress] (Self-Host)
- Update admin index.html to use local JS [pending] (Self-Host)
- Simulate full Sveltia CMS login-to-save flow [pending] (E2E Simulation)
- Test multi-file batch GraphQL query [pending] (E2E Simulation)
- Fix any issues found [pending] (E2E Simulation)
- Commit and verify services [pending] (Finalize)
Phase 1/3 “Self-Host” — 0/2 tasks complete
Self-Host:
→ Download and pin Sveltia CMS JS bundle
○ Update admin index.html to use local JS
E2E Simulation:
○ Simulate full Sveltia CMS login-to-save flow
○ Test multi-file batch GraphQL query
○ Fix any issues found
Finalize:
○ Commit and verify services
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0.165.0
Wall time: 1.42 seconds
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-rw-r—r— 1 dev dev 1.9M Jun 1 03:00 /home/dev/Knowledgebase/static/admin/sveltia-cms.js
(function(e){Object.defineProperties(e,{__esModule:{value:!0},[Symbol.toStringTag]:{value:Module}});var t=Object.create,n=Object.defineProperty,r=Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor,i=Object.getOwnPrope
1923344 /home/dev/Knowledgebase/static/admin/sveltia-cms.js
Wall time: 1.53 seconds
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1.9MB bundle downloaded, version 0.165.0 pinned. Now update the HTML:
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¶Knowledgebase/static/admin/index.html#5E9C
Successfully wrote 297 bytes to Knowledgebase/static/admin/index.html
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Remaining items (4):
- Simulate full Sveltia CMS login-to-save flow [in_progress] (E2E Simulation)
- Test multi-file batch GraphQL query [pending] (E2E Simulation)
- Fix any issues found [pending] (E2E Simulation)
- Commit and verify services [pending] (Finalize)
Phase 2/3 “E2E Simulation” — 0/3 tasks complete
Self-Host:
✓ Download and pin Sveltia CMS JS bundle
✓ Update admin index.html to use local JS
E2E Simulation:
→ Simulate full Sveltia CMS login-to-save flow
○ Test multi-file batch GraphQL query
○ Fix any issues found
Finalize:
○ Commit and verify services
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Now let me verify Hugo picked up the new static files, then run the full E2E simulation:
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media_folder: static/uploads
public_folder: /uploads
collections:
- name: guides
label: Guides
label_singular: Guide
folder: content/guides
create: true
format: toml-frontmatter
fields:
Wall time: 1.32 seconds
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Everything served correctly. Now the comprehensive E2E simulation — I’ll replay the exact sequence Sveltia CMS executes from source code analysis:
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=========================================
Sveltia CMS E2E API Simulation
STEP 1: Auth — token delivered via postMessage ✓ (HTML verified)
STEP 2: GET /user
login=dev name=Local Dev
STEP 3: checkRepositoryAccess
HTTP 204 (need 204)
✓ PASS
STEP 4: fetchLastCommit (GraphQL)
lastHash=463becd304cc786ae4aea59488145b17b360561b
✓ PASS
STEP 5: fetchFileList (REST)
blob count=307
✓ PASS
STEP 6: fetchFileContents (GraphQL batch — 3 files)
[✗] content_0: 0 chars, commit_0: author=MISSING
[✗] content_1: 0 chars, commit_1: author=MISSING
[✗] content_2: 0 chars, commit_2: author=MISSING
✗ FAIL
STEP 7: fetchBlob (raw)
blob size=490 bytes
✓ PASS
STEP 8: createCommitOnBranch (GraphQL mutation — save)
commit oid=9481d7c4eabb…
committedDate=2026-06-01T01:01:26.688Z
file_0.oid=4e7563c96d53…
✓ PASS
disk check:
✓ file exists on disk
STEP 9: triggerDeployment
HTTP 204
✓ PASS
=========================================
E2E Simulation Complete
Wall time: 7.60 seconds
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Step 6 failed — the file contents batch query returns empty results. This is the critical path. Let me debug the GraphQL query that was sent vs what my regex expects:
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SHA=9047a439269d617c4a6bc0a28542ff6efe7ae3bc PATH=content/_index.md
Query:
query(repo: String!, branch: String!) { repository(owner: owner, name: repo) { content_0: object(oid: "9047a439269d617c4a6bc0a28542ff6efe7ae3bc") { ... on Blob { text } } commit_0: ref(qualifiedName: branch) { target { … on Commit { history(first: 1, path: “content/_index.md”) { nodes { author { name email user { id login } } committedDate } } } } } } }
Response:
{
“data”: {
“repository”: {}
}
}
Wall time: 2.95 seconds
🤖 Assistant
The query matches content_ and commit_ so it enters handleFileContentsQuery, but nothing gets matched. The issue is likely that when the shell sends the query via -d, the $branch variable expansion happens. Let me check what the API actually receives:
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Hint: You are currently not seeing messages from other users and the system.
Users in groups ‘adm’, ‘systemd-journal’ can see all messages.
Pass -q to turn off this notice.
Jun 01 03:01:24 vmd73813.contaboserver.net node[3303638]: [graphql] unmatched query:
Jun 01 03:01:26 vmd73813.contaboserver.net node[3303638]: wrote: content/guides/e2e-test.md (137 bytes)
Jun 01 03:01:26 vmd73813.contaboserver.net node[3303638]: commit (graphql): Create e2e-test
Jun 01 03:01:45 vmd73813.contaboserver.net node[3303638]: [graphql] unmatched query:
Wall time: 0.60 seconds
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[graphql] unmatched query: — the query is arriving empty! The shell expanded $owner, $repo, $branch in the e2e test. But that’s a test issue, not an API issue. Let me verify by sending a properly escaped query:
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Payload:
{
“query”: “query(repo: String!, branch: String!) {\n repository(owner: owner, name: repo) {\n content_0: object(oid: \"9047a439269d617c4a6bc0a28542ff6efe7ae3bc\") {\n ... on Blob { text }\n }\n commit_0: ref(qualifiedName: branch) {\n target {\n … on Commit {\n history(first: 1, path: “content/_index.md”) {\n nodes {\n author {\n name\n email\n user { id login }\n }\n committedDate\n }\n }\n }\n }\n }\n }\n}”,
“variables”: {
“owner”: “dev”,
“repo”: “Knowledgebase”,
…
Response:
{
“data”: {
“repository”: {
“content_0”: {
“text”: ”+++\ntitle = “Dev Knowledgebase”\ndate = 2026-05-31\ndraft = false\n+++\n\n# Dev Knowledgebase\n\nWelcome to the workspace knowledge base. Browse the sidebar to find guides, cheat sheets, and reference material.\n\n## Sections\n\n- [Guides]({{< relref “/guides” >}}) \u2014 Workspace agent guidelines and conventions\n- [Cheat Sheets]({{< relref “/cheatsheets” >}}) \u2014 Quick reference for tools, languages, and frameworks\n- [Reference]({{< relref “/reference” >}}) \u2014 In-depth documentation and articles\n”
},
“commit_0”: {
“target”: {
“history”: {
“nodes”: [
{
“author”: {
“name”: “Local Dev”,
“email”: “dev@local”,
“user”: {
“id”: 1,
“login”: “dev”
}
},
“committedDate”: “2026-05-31T23:10:32.968Z”
}
]
}
}
}
}
}
}
Wall time: 2.04 seconds
🤖 Assistant
The GraphQL API works perfectly when the query is properly formed. The E2E test failure was just shell $variable expansion eating the GraphQL variables. Let me re-run the E2E test with proper escaping:
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==================================================
Full E2E Sveltia CMS API Simulation
--- Step 1: User profile ---
[✓] GET /user — login=dev
--- Step 2: Repository access ---
[✓] GET /collaborators/dev — HTTP 204
--- Step 3: fetchLastCommit ---
[✓] fetchLastCommit — oid=9481d7c4eabb67d1…
--- Step 4: fetchFileList ---
[✓] fetchFileList — 307 blobs, 74 content .md files
--- Step 5: fetchFileContents (batch of 5) ---
[✓] file[0] content/_index.md — 484 chars
[✓] file[1] content/cheatsheets/_index.md — 194 chars
[✓] file[2] content/cheatsheets/api-youtube.md — 18877 chars
[✓] file[3] content/cheatsheets/audio/_index.md — 156 chars
[✓] file[4] content/cheatsheets/audio/arousal.md — 2449 chars
--- Step 6: fetchBlob (raw asset) ---
[✓] fetchBlob raw — 484 bytes for content/_index.md
--- Step 7: createCommitOnBranch (save) ---
[✓] createCommitOnBranch — oid=06032603f16883be… file_0.oid=ecfb80efd0b6…
[✓] file written to disk
--- Step 8: Round-trip verification ---
[✓] file in tree after save
[✓] round-trip content matches — 93 chars
--- Step 9: triggerDeployment ---
[✓] POST /dispatches — HTTP 204
==================================================
Results: 15/15 passed
ALL TESTS PASSED ✓
Wall time: 1.63 seconds
🤖 Assistant
15/15 passed. Every single API endpoint in the exact Sveltia CMS call sequence works end-to-end, including the full round-trip: save → tree walk → read back via GraphQL.
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Remaining items (1):
- Commit and verify services [in_progress] (Finalize)
Phase 3/3 “Finalize” — 0/1 tasks complete
Self-Host:
✓ Download and pin Sveltia CMS JS bundle
✓ Update admin index.html to use local JS
E2E Simulation:
✓ Simulate full Sveltia CMS login-to-save flow
✓ Test multi-file batch GraphQL query
✓ Fix any issues found
Finalize:
→ Commit and verify services
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On branch master
Changes to be committed:
(use “git restore —staged
modified: static/admin/index.html
new file: static/admin/sveltia-cms.js
[master 079b150] Self-host Sveltia CMS v0.165.0 — zero external dependencies
2 files changed, 1269 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)
create mode 100644 static/admin/sveltia-cms.js
079b150 Self-host Sveltia CMS v0.165.0 — zero external dependencies
a2d7ecc Perfected self-hosted Sveltia CMS: GraphQL API, blob serving, complete GitHub shim
30996cd Sveltia CMS with local GitHub API shim — no GitHub account needed
Wall time: 1.56 seconds
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= Service Status =
active
active
active
= Ports =
LISTEN 0 511 127.0.0.1:8082 0.0.0.0:* users:((“node”,pid=3303638,fd=21))
LISTEN 0 511 0.0.0.0:55889 0.0.0.0:* users:((“node”,pid=3303641,fd=21))
LISTEN 0 4096 *:55888 : users:((“hugo”,pid=3233544,fd=3))
= Quick smoke =
admin page: HTTP 200
CMS JS: HTTP 200
config.yml: HTTP 200
GraphQL: HTTP 200
REST user: HTTP 200
Hugo site: HTTP 200
Wall time: 2.69 seconds
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Remaining items: none.
Phase 3/3 “Finalize” — 1/1 tasks complete
Self-Host:
✓ Download and pin Sveltia CMS JS bundle
✓ Update admin index.html to use local JS
E2E Simulation:
✓ Simulate full Sveltia CMS login-to-save flow
✓ Test multi-file batch GraphQL query
✓ Fix any issues found
Finalize:
✓ Commit and verify services
🤖 Assistant
Everything is perfected. Here’s the final state:
Architecture — zero external dependencies:
Browser → https://0rk.de:55889 (HTTPS proxy, self-signed TLS)
├── /admin/ → Hugo :55888 → static/admin/index.html
├── /admin/sveltia-cms.js → Hugo :55888 → static/admin/sveltia-cms.js (v0.165.0, self-hosted)
├── /admin/config.yml → Hugo :55888 → static/admin/config.yml
├── /api/v3/* → local-github-api :8082 (REST, strips prefix)
├── /graphql → local-github-api :8082 (GraphQL)
└── /* → Hugo :55888 (site pages)
What was built/fixed in this session:
| Component | Status |
|---|---|
GraphQL API (POST /graphql) | 5 query patterns: defaultBranchRef, fetchLastCommit, file contents batch, createCommitOnBranch, fetchFileCommits |
REST: /collaborators/:user | 204 (always authorized) |
REST: /dispatches | 204 (no-op) |
REST: /git/blobs/:sha | Raw + base64 serving from SHA→path index |
HTTPS proxy /graphql routing | Added alongside /api/v3/* |
| Systemd dependency | Proxy now requires API shim |
| Sveltia CMS JS | Self-hosted v0.165.0 (1.9MB, no CDN) |
| E2E test suite | 15/15 pass — full auth→browse→edit→save→round-trip |