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Overview ¶
Package platform is where per-OS differences meet shared code. Shared files may read runtime.GOOS only as data; a branch on it belongs in a _linux.go, _darwin.go or _windows.go file. seams_test.go enforces that rule.
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Variables ¶
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var Current = Caps{ Opener: "xdg-open", TrayHost: !wsl.IsWSL(), WindowsSide: wsl.IsWSL(), }
WSL is Linux to the compiler, so it is told apart here, once.
Functions ¶
func LookPath ¶ added in v1.38.0
LookPath finds a desktop program. Inside WSL that includes the Windows PATH, which a systemd service such as lerd-ui does not inherit.
func OpenCommand ¶ added in v1.38.0
OpenCommand hands target to the desktop's default app, nil when there is no opener. Inside WSL that desktop is Windows, reached through interop.
Types ¶
type Caps ¶
type Caps struct {
// Opener hands a URL, file or folder to the desktop's default app; empty
// where there is none.
Opener string
// UsesMachineVM: containers run inside a VM, so host unix sockets and file
// events don't reach them and gvproxy forwards their ports.
UsesMachineVM bool
// NativePHPRuntime: PHP can run on the host instead of in a container.
NativePHPRuntime bool
// WorkerModes: workers can run through exec or in a container of their own.
WorkerModes bool
// TrayHost: the desktop can show lerd's own tray applet.
TrayHost bool
// WindowsSide: Linux inside WSL, with lerd.exe, its agent and the desktop app
// on the Windows side to keep in step and to serve.
WindowsSide bool
}
Caps are the facts about the host OS that shared code branches on. Each OS sets its own in a caps_<os>.go file as Current.
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