dsh-restart-button
A small DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugin that adds a restart button just above the existing bottom-right shutdown button in the Web GUI.
Click it once → a confirm dialog asks if you're sure → restart the dsh web process: the server comes back up and the browser reopens — no need to close and double-click the desktop icon.
What it does
| Floating restart button | Pinned above the shutdown power button |
| Confirm gate | One click → "确定重启?" dialog → restart only if confirmed |
| Server route | POST /api/dsh-restart/restart (loopback-only) |
| Restart flow | Spawns a detached node waiter → waits for the port to free → starts a fresh dsh web (which auto-opens the browser) |
Install
dsh plugin --profile web add "dsh-restart-button"Then restart dsh web. The restart button appears in the bottom-right, above the shutdown button.
How it works
- Server half (
lib/index.js): a cordis plugin that registers the loopback-onlyPOST /api/dsh-restart/restartroute. On request it writes a self-contained node waiter (~/.dsh/desktop-launcher/dsh-restart-waiter.mjs) and spawns it fully detached, then asks the host to exit gracefully (with a hardprocess.exitfallback so the port always frees). - Waiter: waits for port 3080 to be free, then
spawn(node …/dsh/lib/bin.js web)detached.dsh webauto-opens the browser, so no manual browser-open step is needed. It also logs to~/dsh-restart-waiter.log. - Client half (
lib/client.js): plain-DOM, no React, no build step. Loaded throughwindow.__ModuleLoader__, it appends the floating restart button with the confirm gate.
Security
- The route is loopback-only (peer socket + Host header + same-origin fence), matching the DSH plugin family convention.
- The restart uses node's
child_processwithdetached/unrefso the new server survives the old process's exit.
License
MIT