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apple-container-nova/Scripts/main.js
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thatguygriffandClaude Opus 5 0506f44db3 Build the Apple Container extension
Turns the empty scaffold into a working Nova extension for Apple Container
and container-compose, in the shape of the Docker Suite extension.

Sidebar (Scripts/Sidebar):
- System, Containers, Images, Volumes and Networks sections
- Containers grouped into compose projects via the com.docker.compose.project
  label container-compose stamps; project rows drive compose up/down/build
  against the matching workspace file
- Lifecycle, shell, logs, inspect, browse and copy commands per resource
- Apple Container publishes no event stream, so the sidebar polls while
  visible and only reloads a section when a fingerprint of its data changes,
  which keeps selection and expansion intact

Hostnames (Scripts/Hostnames.js):
- A container's hostname is <name>.<domain> and the domain lives in Apple
  Container's config.toml, which has no CLI setter, so the Hostname Domain
  preference reads and writes that file directly
- Changing it offers to register the domain with macOS and restart the
  services; the write preserves the file's other tables and its mode

Language support:
- Dockerfile and Compose syntaxes backed by tree-sitter grammars built by
  Tools/build-syntaxes.sh, pinned to revisions that generate ABI 14
- The Compose syntax is named dockercompose because that is the languageId
  docker-language-server recognises compose files by
- docker-language-server is downloaded on first use rather than bundled, at
  roughly 40 MB

Icons are generated by Tools/make-icons.py so they can be regenerated rather
than hand-maintained.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UnSBcR5Lywz5Fbj5FmVbfc
2026-08-18 22:45:14 -03:00

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//
// Apple Container for Nova.
//
// Entry point: wires up the sidebar, the extension's commands and the Docker
// language server, and tears them all down again on deactivate.
//
const { ContainerSidebar } = require("./Sidebar/ContainerSidebar");
const { Hostnames } = require("./Hostnames");
const { DockerLanguageClient } = require("./LanguageClients/DockerLanguageClient");
const { ContainerCLI } = require("./Interfaces/ContainerCLI");
const { Commands } = require("./Commands");
const notify = require("./Utilities/Notify");
let sidebar = null;
let languageClient = null;
let commands = null;
let hostnames = null;
exports.activate = async function () {
commands = new Commands({
sidebar: () => sidebar,
restartLanguageServer: () => (languageClient ? languageClient.restart() : null)
});
if (!(await installed())) {
notify.configFailure(
"Apple Container was not found",
"Install it from github.com/apple/container, or set the path to the container tool in the extension's preferences.",
"apple-container-missing"
);
} else {
sidebar = new ContainerSidebar();
hostnames = new Hostnames({
reload: () => (sidebar ? sidebar.reload() : null)
});
}
languageClient = new DockerLanguageClient();
await languageClient.start();
};
exports.deactivate = function () {
if (sidebar) {
sidebar.dispose();
sidebar = null;
}
if (languageClient) {
languageClient.dispose();
languageClient = null;
}
if (hostnames) {
hostnames.dispose();
hostnames = null;
}
if (commands) {
commands.dispose();
commands = null;
}
};
// The CLI is the one hard requirement: without it there is nothing to show.
async function installed() {
try {
await ContainerCLI.version();
return true;
} catch (error) {
return false;
}
}