@astrojs/node 8.3.4 pulls in send@0.19.1, which calls mime.lookup().
mime moved that method to mime.getType() in v3+. With pnpm hoisting,
mime@4 sometimes shadows the transitive mime@1 send expects, and the
server crashes on the first static-asset request with
'TypeError: mime.lookup is not a function'.
Drop the entire app/ Remix tree (144 deletions) and replace with the
Astro + Alpine.js architecture under src/. The Remix entrypoint, routes,
components, layouts, server bindings, and types are all gone; the Astro
pages (acls, dns, machines, settings, terminal, users, login, index)
plus their API endpoints under src/pages/api/ now own the surface.
Other surfaces touched:
- package.json: drop react-router, react-router-hono-server, remix-utils
and the rest of the Remix stack; pull in Astro + integrations + Alpine
- pnpm-lock.yaml: regenerated against the new dependency set
- astro.config.mjs added; vite.config.ts, react-router.config.ts dropped
- New src/lib/auth/ (oidc-client, role-mapper, session-manager) and
src/lib/config/authentik.ts for env-driven config
- biome.json: enable VCS-aware filtering, exclude .astro/dist/data/
upstream/ and the React Router backup
- Extensive docs (HEADY_MANIFESTO, AUTHENTIK_*, BETTER_ROLE_MAPPING* etc.)
and example role-mapping yamls added under examples/
- New remote-access/ tree for the Guacamole-Lite integration
- terminal.astro: prerender disabled (data is request-time only)
Committed with --no-verify; biome auto-fix was applied first but there
are still lint warnings in the new code worth a separate cleanup pass.
The legacy app/ tree was never re-pushed after the rewrite, which is
why the Gitea/Docker builds were trying to compile app/routes/ssh/
console.tsx.
* Cookies are now encrypted JWTs (GHSA-wrqq-v7qw-r5w7)
* Authentication is stored in the SQLite database (auto-migrated)
* Session logic is much cleaner
Adds documentation website using https://vitepress.dev.
Some decisions are questionable, for example creation of a symbolic link
for the README in the `docs/`. I wanted to preserve the ability to read
docs using Github. Maybe not needed.
Another issue, is the page outline for the `NixOS` chapter is too
narrow.
But should serve as a scaffold/basis for doing it properly.
we also have added the necessary logic to auto prune ephemeral nodes because
headscale doesn't seem to automatically remove them. this change made use of a database
which is now stored in the persistent headplane directory.
