Struct Profile 

pub struct Profile {
    pub name: SafeName,
    pub harness: HarnessKind,
    pub template: Template,
    pub account: AccountKind,
    pub provider: Option<ProviderChoice>,
    pub assets: MountAccess,
    pub network: NetworkMode,
    pub without: Vec<Extra>,
    pub os: Os,
}

A profile as its definition file describes it.

Fields

name: SafeName

The profile’s name, which is also its file name and part of every name it is built into.

harness: HarnessKind

The harness the profile runs.

template: Template

The set of parts the image is built with, which for a ready-made one is also what the person chose from a list (Template::parts); Template::Custom means the file names the parts it goes without out of the whole list (Template::available). An id this QCode does not know is refused rather than read as the harness as it comes, which would build an image the file never asked for.

account: AccountKind

What the profile signs in with.

provider: Option<ProviderChoice>

The provider and what this profile runs on, when Profile::account is AccountKind::Provider; None otherwise.

assets: MountAccess

How Assets/ is mounted.

network: NetworkMode

What the container may reach.

without: Vec<Extra>

The parts the image is built without. A file names only what it goes without, so a profile that names nothing has everything, which is also how every file written before the choice existed reads. For a ready-made set that is the parts it does not switch on; for a Template::Custom profile it is the parts of the whole list its harness can have (Template::available) that it does not carry.

os: Os

The system the profile’s image is built on. Debian, which every profile was built on before there was a choice, is what a file that names none reads as.

Implementations

impl Profile

pub const CODE_MOUNT: MountAccess = MountAccess::ReadWrite

How Work/ is mounted. The workspace’s own directory is what the harness is there to work on, so it is writable in every profile and the file carries the choice only to be readable.

pub fn image(&self) -> String

The image the profile’s containers are started from, which follows from the name and is never stored twice.

pub fn parse(file: &str, text: &str) -> Loaded

Reads a definition file. Nothing here panics and nothing stops at the first mistake: a value the file cannot mean is reported with its line and column and replaced by the default, and only a name, a harness or an account that cannot be made sense of leaves the file without a profile.

pub fn to_toml(&self) -> String

The definition file for this profile, as it is written to the store.

pub fn has(&self, extra: Extra) -> bool

Whether this profile’s image carries extra.

pub fn parts(&self) -> Vec<Extra>

The parts this profile’s image carries, in the order the wizard lists them: what its set has, less what the person switched off.

The two teams of agents opencode has exclude each other here as they do on the page, since a container runs one of them and its settings can name only one: a file written by hand that asks for both is read as the one the wizard’s own list puts last, so that the settings and the build agree.

pub fn carries_high(&self) -> bool

Whether the workspace gets QCode extra’s instructions, which QCode extra and Quvyta development promise and a set of the person’s own does not (Template::carries_high).

pub fn claude_plugins(&self) -> Vec<&'static str>

The Claude Code plugins this profile’s image gets, as claude plugin install takes them.

pub fn additions(&self) -> Vec<Addition>

What this profile’s image gets beside the harness, in the order it is installed. The Claude Code plugins are one addition, there while any one of them is on.

pub fn environment(&self) -> &'static [(&'static str, &'static str)]

The variables the image sets for the harness’s own maker: what the “recommended settings” part brings, and nothing at all without it.

pub fn files(&self) -> Vec<ConfigFile>

The configuration files this profile’s image build writes, in the order they are written: nothing at all without the “recommended settings” part, and otherwise the harness’s own settings and its answers to its first-start questions. opencode’s settings name the team of agents it has, by the path npm installed it to in the image, because a plugin opencode is not told about is a plugin it never loads.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for Profile

fn clone(&self) -> Self

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Debug for Profile

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Eq for Profile

impl PartialEq for Profile

fn eq(&self, other: &Self) -> bool

Equality operator ==.

fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Inequality operator !=.

impl StructuralPartialEq for Profile