theseus/addons-host.js

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Theseus: add-on framework MVP + Notepad reference add-on New subsystem for extending Theseus with folders on disk. Each add-on lives at <userData>/addons/<id>/ with an addon.json manifest and a CommonJS entry that exports activate(api). Nothing about a private add-on ships in the public installer - drop the folder, restart, it's live. Bundled reference add-ons ride in the packaged app under resources/bundled-addons/ and are seeded into <userData>/addons/ on first boot; the framework treats seeded and drop-in add-ons the same. Files: - addons-host.js Loader + api.registerSidebarPanel() + per- addon storage on <userData>/addons-data/. Kept at the CommonJS-scoped top level (lib/ is ESM-scoped via its own package.json). - sidebar-preload.js Runs in every sidebar panel. Exposes window.silentmode.storage.{get,set,all} + onVisibility. Main-side handlers derive the add-on id from the sender file:// URL, so a panel can only touch its own store. - bundled-addons/notepad/ Reference add-on: addon.json, index.js, note.html. Autosaving textarea with char / word count. main.js: - Extension point: sidebar-panel. One right-anchored WebContentsView (SIDEBAR_W=340) hosts the current panel; layout() shrinks the tab views by the sidebar width when visible. First registered panel wins for MVP; picker for multiple panels lands later. - initAddons() at app.whenReady(): seedBundledAddons, then AddonHost.discoverAndActivate. - IPC surface: sidebar-toggle / sidebar-open / sidebar-close / sidebar-state, addons-list / addons-set-enabled / addons-reveal / addons-open-dir / addons-reload, and origin-gated addon-storage-get/set/all. - Settings gains `disabledAddons: []` — off-toggled ids persist and the loader honours them without a restart (discoverAndActivate runs again on toggle). chrome.html: toolbar sidebar-toggle button, hidden until at least one add-on has registered a sidebar panel. settings.html: new "Add-ons" section under privacy. Lists installed add-ons with icon / name / version / description / capabilities; per-add-on enable/disable toggle + Show folder button; page-level Reload and Open add-ons folder buttons; warning note about the trust model. package.json: build.files gains sidebar-preload.js + addons-host.js. extraResources gains bundled-addons/ so the packaged app carries the reference notepad for the first-boot seed. Verified: `npm start` boots, addons-host discovers the notepad, activates it, registers one sidebar panel. Log confirms "1 installed, 1 enabled, 1 sidebar panels". Actual sidebar rendering + notepad UI need clicked-through validation on a real install. Not shipped yet - deploy still blocked on the fail2ban VPS SSH ban. Ships as 0.2.0 once SSH clears (this is a new subsystem, not a fix).
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// Theseus add-on framework — loader + API surface.
//
// Add-ons live in <userData>/addons/<id>/ as ordinary folders on disk. Each
// carries an `addon.json` manifest and (per the manifest's `main` field) a
// CommonJS entry that exports `activate(api)` and optionally `deactivate()`.
// Nothing about an add-on ships in the Theseus repo or installer — drop a
// folder, restart Theseus, it's live. This is the same trust model as
// dev-mode browser extensions: the user is choosing to run local code with
// the app's full privileges.
//
// Loading is synchronous at app-ready time; there is no hot-reload. Failed
// activations are logged and skipped without breaking the app.
//
// Persistence:
// settings.disabledAddons — ids the user has toggled off
// <userData>/addons-data/<id>.json — per-add-on kv store (api.storage)
const fs = require("node:fs");
const path = require("node:path");
// Extension points the framework understands. Extending this list means also
// teaching main.js and (typically) the chrome renderer about the new point.
// Right now only sidebar panels are wired — future rev adds toolbar-chip,
// proxy, page-inject, etc.
const KNOWN_CAPABILITIES = new Set(["sidebar-panel"]);
// Manifest field guardrails. Reject anything shape-suspicious so a bad
// addon.json can't get past the loader gate.
function validateManifest(raw, folderName) {
const m = raw && typeof raw === "object" ? raw : {};
const id = String(m.id || "").trim();
if (!/^[a-z0-9][a-z0-9._-]{0,63}$/i.test(id)) {
throw new Error(`invalid or missing "id" (allowed: [a-z0-9._-], up to 64 chars) — folder ${folderName}`);
}
const name = String(m.name || id);
const version = String(m.version || "0.0.0");
const description = String(m.description || "");
const author = String(m.author || "");
const icon = String(m.icon || "🧩");
const main = String(m.main || "index.js");
if (main.includes("..") || path.isAbsolute(main)) {
throw new Error(`addon "${id}": main must be a relative path inside the addon folder`);
}
const capabilities = Array.isArray(m.capabilities) ? m.capabilities.map(String) : [];
for (const cap of capabilities) {
if (!KNOWN_CAPABILITIES.has(cap)) {
// Not fatal — log later. Unknown caps are silently dropped.
}
}
return { id, name, version, description, author, icon, main, capabilities };
}
// Loader singleton. `discoverAndActivate(opts)` returns a snapshot the rest
// of the app queries via `getActive()` / `getInstalled()`.
class AddonHost {
constructor({ addonsDir, dataDir, isDisabled, logger }) {
this.addonsDir = addonsDir;
this.dataDir = dataDir;
this.isDisabled = isDisabled || (() => false);
this.log = logger || ((...a) => console.log("[addons]", ...a));
this._installed = []; // [{ manifest, folder, error? }]
this._active = new Map(); // id -> { manifest, folder, exports, sidebarPanels: [...] }
}
ensureDirs() {
for (const d of [this.addonsDir, this.dataDir]) {
try { fs.mkdirSync(d, { recursive: true }); } catch (e) { this.log("mkdir failed", d, e?.message); }
}
}
discoverAndActivate() {
this.ensureDirs();
this._installed = [];
let entries = [];
try { entries = fs.readdirSync(this.addonsDir, { withFileTypes: true }); } catch { entries = []; }
for (const dirent of entries) {
if (!dirent.isDirectory()) continue;
const folder = path.join(this.addonsDir, dirent.name);
try {
const manifest = this._readManifest(folder, dirent.name);
this._installed.push({ manifest, folder });
if (this.isDisabled(manifest.id)) {
this.log(`skipping disabled add-on ${manifest.id}`);
continue;
}
this._activateOne(manifest, folder);
} catch (e) {
this.log(`failed to load ${dirent.name}: ${e?.message || e}`);
this._installed.push({ manifest: null, folder, error: String(e?.message || e) });
}
}
return this.snapshot();
}
_readManifest(folder, folderName) {
const p = path.join(folder, "addon.json");
const raw = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(p, "utf8"));
return validateManifest(raw, folderName);
}
_activateOne(manifest, folder) {
const mainPath = path.join(folder, manifest.main);
// require() from a folder outside asar is fine — Electron just uses Node's
// resolver. This is where the trust decision lives: we're loading arbitrary
// JS into the main process with full API access.
let mod;
try {
// Bust the require cache so a manual reload (future feature) picks up
// edits — cheap since add-ons are small.
delete require.cache[require.resolve(mainPath)];
mod = require(mainPath);
} catch (e) {
throw new Error(`require() failed: ${e?.message || e}`);
}
if (!mod || typeof mod.activate !== "function") {
throw new Error(`main file must export an activate(api) function`);
}
const active = { manifest, folder, exports: mod, sidebarPanels: [] };
const api = this._makeApi(active);
try { mod.activate(api); }
catch (e) { throw new Error(`activate() threw: ${e?.message || e}`); }
this._active.set(manifest.id, active);
this.log(`activated ${manifest.id} v${manifest.version}`);
}
_makeApi(active) {
const { manifest, folder } = active;
const storageFile = path.join(this.dataDir, `${manifest.id}.json`);
return {
// Metadata the add-on may want to reflect on
id: manifest.id,
folder,
log: (...a) => this.log(`[${manifest.id}]`, ...a),
// Persistent per-add-on storage. Small kv JSON on disk.
storage: {
get: (key, fallback = null) => {
try {
const raw = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(storageFile, "utf8"));
return key in raw ? raw[key] : fallback;
} catch { return fallback; }
},
set: (key, value) => {
let store = {};
try { store = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(storageFile, "utf8")); } catch {}
store[key] = value;
try { fs.writeFileSync(storageFile, JSON.stringify(store)); } catch (e) { this.log(`[${manifest.id}] storage.set failed:`, e?.message); }
},
all: () => { try { return JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(storageFile, "utf8")); } catch { return {}; } },
},
// Register a sidebar panel — a right-side WebContentsView that hosts
// one of the add-on's HTML pages. `page` is a path RELATIVE to the
// add-on folder. `title` shows in the sidebar tab strip. `icon` is
// a short emoji/glyph.
registerSidebarPanel: ({ id, title, icon = manifest.icon, page }) => {
if (!id || !title || !page) throw new Error(`registerSidebarPanel needs {id, title, page}`);
const abs = path.join(folder, String(page).replace(/^[\\/]/, ""));
if (!fs.existsSync(abs)) throw new Error(`sidebar panel page not found: ${abs}`);
// Namespaced id so two add-ons can't collide.
const panelId = `${manifest.id}:${id}`;
active.sidebarPanels.push({ panelId, title, icon, pageFile: abs, addonId: manifest.id });
this.log(`[${manifest.id}] registered sidebar panel: ${panelId}`);
},
};
}
// Read-only views for the rest of the app.
snapshot() {
return {
installed: this._installed.map(({ manifest, folder, error }) => ({
id: manifest?.id ?? null,
name: manifest?.name ?? null,
version: manifest?.version ?? null,
description: manifest?.description ?? "",
author: manifest?.author ?? "",
icon: manifest?.icon ?? "🧩",
capabilities: manifest?.capabilities ?? [],
folder,
enabled: manifest?.id ? this._active.has(manifest.id) : false,
error: error || null,
})),
sidebarPanels: this.getSidebarPanels(),
};
}
getSidebarPanels() {
const out = [];
for (const active of this._active.values()) out.push(...active.sidebarPanels);
return out;
}
getInstalled() { return this._installed.slice(); }
isActive(id) { return this._active.has(id); }
}
module.exports = { AddonHost, KNOWN_CAPABILITIES, validateManifest };