Module service 

Installing isb serve as a systemd user service.

The unit runs the isb binary that installed it, by its canonical path. The installer’s path (~/.local/bin/isb) stays put across isb update, so a restart picks up the new binary; a version manager that keeps each version in its own directory (a deprecated mise install) pins that version, and the service must be installed again after an upgrade. Settings live in an environment file that is created once and then left to the user.

Structs

ServiceInstall

ServiceOptions

Constants

CREDENTIAL_FILE

The credential file isb serve install writes, under the config dir.

DEFAULT_LISTEN

LISTEN_ENV

UNIT_NAME

Functions

credential_path

The credential’s path as the unit names it: %h/... under the home directory, else absolute; escaped for a unit file either way.

install_user_service

Write the unit and env file, (re)start the service, and wait until it is healthy. Safe to run again: it updates an existing installation.

render_env

The env file written on first install.

render_unit

The unit file. No sandboxing directives: the service drives incusd and reads the user’s projects, and most of them need a system manager anyway. credential (from credential_path) loads the encrypted secrets key.