Integrates tunwg (WireGuard tunnel) to enable optional public access
to the hapi server. Tunnel is disabled by default and enabled via
--relay flag or HAPI_TUNNEL=true environment variable.
Users can now run 'hapi server --relay' and get a direct link like:
https://app.hapi.run/?server=https://xxx.relay.hapi.run&token=xxx
- Initialize VitePress documentation site with config, index, and guides
- Add guides for quick-start, installation, PWA, how-it-works, FAQ, and why HAPI
- Update .gitignore to exclude VitePress cache directory
- Update logo.svg with actual icon from web/public/icon.svg
- Simplify README.md with link to full installation guide
- Remove redundant WHY_NOT_HAPPY.md (content migrated to why-hapi guide)
Implement support for bundling web assets into CLI single executable binaries.
When built with --with-web-assets, the executable includes the compiled web
application and serves it directly without file system access. A stub generator
creates empty manifests for normal builds to maintain compatibility.
Key changes:
- Add --with-web-assets flag to build-executable.ts with manifest validation
- Generate embeddedAssets.ts manifest from web/dist during build
- Serve embedded assets in web server with fallback to file system
- Add hapi server subcommand to start API + web server
- Include server sources in CLI tsconfig for compilation scope
- Add workspace-level build:single-exe scripts for production builds
Enables building hapi as standalone Bun-compiled executables for macOS,
Linux, and Windows (x64/arm64). Adds build script, bootstrap entry point,
runtime asset management, and automatic deployment of bundled tools
(ripgrep, difftastic). Includes MCP stdio bridge support and proper
environment handling for compiled binaries. Updates documentation with
build and installation instructions for single executable distribution.
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