Run and create command line, TUI, and web apps in the environment
Go compiler that runs in-browser, can cross-compile to native platforms
Pluggable filesystem API for custom filesystem behavior like FUSE/Plan9
Unix-like shell that can be live-edited/recompiled or replaced entirely
Built-in micro editor, similar to nano
Supports TypeScript and JSX in web applications without extra tooling
Authentication using Auth0 for deploying as a "backend" to static site
GitHub filesystem for directly manipulating repository branches
The Wanix CLI is available for download from the latest release or you can run this installer:
bash -c "$(curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tractordev/wanix/main/install.sh)"
Alternatively you can install using Homebrew:
brew tap progrium/homebrew-taps
brew install wanixwanix [command]
Available Commands:
dev start wanix dev server
bootfiles write out wanix boot files
deploy deploy Wanix static site to GitHub Pages
Flags:
-v show version
Use "wanix [command] -help" for more information about a command.This runs a local dev server you can access in the browser. At the moment, it needs to be run in a checkout of this repository and will make it available from within the environment at /sys/dev.
This will write out the 3 files necessary to manually set up a page to load Wanix. To boot Wanix on a page just include these lines:
<script src="./wanix-bootloader.js"></script>
<script>bootWanix()</script>This will set up a static site on a domain you provide using GitHub Pages. It will create a repository and set everything up for you. You can optionally have it set up authentication with the `--enable-auth` flag. This will configure Auth0 for you to be able to login with GitHub. When logged in, Wanix will mount the GitHub repository for the site itself at `/repo`, which you can use to modify the site from itself using Wanix.