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v0.1.1 — Prebuilt Docker images
Install ssh-commander on your own computer with Docker Compose, without cloning the repository or installing Node/npm. Prebuilt images support linux/amd64 and linux/arm64.
Installation and updates · Инструкция на русском · Download release Compose · GHCR package
Save the Compose file in a new directory as compose.yaml, then run docker compose up -d and open http://localhost:8080. Set an app password; you can skip the AI key and use the manual tools first.
Changes
- Prebuilt Docker images with an exact version, localhost-only ports and persistent local data.
- CI for server/web builds, 963 unit tests, web lint and dependency audits.
- Docker runtime updated to Node.js 22 LTS.
- Backup, update and source-build migration instructions, security policy, private vulnerability reporting and issue forms.
- Two screenshots of the current interface; existing demos preserved.
No application data format changes. Before updating, stop the previous instance and back up both data/ and keys/. Never run two instances against the same data directory. Existing passwords and AI settings remain in data/settings.json; changing seed environment variables does not override them.
Verification
Successful release workflow: builds, 963 tests, lint (five existing warnings), both dependency audits, and image smoke checks on amd64 and emulated arm64. Anonymous pulls of both platforms and clean Compose installation, onboarding without AI, and data preservation after recreation were additionally verified on Windows with Docker Desktop. Physical ARM hardware and native macOS were not tested.
Source commit: bb93d661a6100f08d6971a001fe339839a110ba4 (v0.1.1). Release tooling fixes were applied in main; the existing candidate image and tagged application source were preserved.
Image: ghcr.io/lexuss1979/ssh-commander:0.1.1
Multi-platform digest:
ghcr.io/lexuss1979/ssh-commander@sha256:28866d3748649ff9d06913189d70b22d7281f29c92e172d5c74c7198e0ded676
latest points to the same digest. The source-build and hot-reload development modes remain available.