What is dsh-desktop built with?

dsh-desktop is a TypeScript repo built with React, deepseek-ai, Vite, and Electron. It stores its data in deepseek-ai, signs people in with @deepseek-ai/dsh-deepseek-account, makes its content with sharp, yaml, @deepseek-ai/dsh-skill-office, mdast-util-from-markdown, mdast-util-gfm, and 2 more, validates its data with Ajv, ajv-formats, Zod, and @deepseek-ai/schemastery, and is tested with Vitest, Testing Library, and playwright. It has 207,417 written lines, with 477 test files.

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Frontend

The base 2

Interface 3

Styles 4

Icons 1

Backend

Data 1

  • deepseek-ai13 files

Sign-in 1

  • @deepseek-ai/dsh-deepseek-account8 files

AI 1

  • deepseek-ai12 files

Support

The base 2

Content 7

Validation 4

Testing 3

  • Vitest429 files
  • playwright4 files
  • Testing Library2 files

Tools 5

  • deepseek-ai21 files
  • builder-util3 files
  • @deepseek-ai/dsh-plugin-manager2 files
  • @electron/asar2 files
  • @electron/fuses1 file

Other 7

  • deepseek-ai92 files
  • fflate6 files
  • koffi4 files
  • SemVer3 files
  • selfsigned3 files
  • adm-zip2 files
  • clsx1 file

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Frequently asked questions

What language is dsh-desktop written in?
dsh-desktop is written in TypeScript, with 207,417 written lines.
What framework does dsh-desktop use?
dsh-desktop is built with React, deepseek-ai, Vite, and Electron.

The proof: in dsh-desktop-next/package.json

What database does dsh-desktop use?
dsh-desktop stores its data in deepseek-ai.
What does dsh-desktop sign people in with?
dsh-desktop signs people in with @deepseek-ai/dsh-deepseek-account.
Does dsh-desktop have tests?
Yes. dsh-desktop has 477 test files and is tested with Vitest, Testing Library, and playwright.
Which repos have a stack like dsh-desktop's?
The ones that share most of its stack:paperclipai/papercliptashfeenahmed/freellmapinovuhq/novu

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