dsh-files-git

When you are in the middle of a DSH Web UI session and need to tweak a file, glance at a diff, or stage a quick commit, popping out to a terminal and coming back breaks your flow. dsh-files-git folds file browsing, search, preview, inline editing, and the full Git workflow into a single centered modal panel. Click through a lazy-loaded file tree, preview Markdown with live rendering or code with syntax highlighting, flip into a CodeMirror 6 editor to make changes and save to disk. Right beside it, the Git tab lets you stage, commit, pull, push, fetch, force-push with lease, check out or merge branches, inspect word-level diffs, and revert or reset commits from history—all without leaving the conversation.

The plugin ships with zero runtime dependencies and works offline out of the box. Its UI follows the DSH language setting, switching between Chinese and English instantly. Security is tight: the RPC channel trusts loopback origins only, file operations are confined to the workspace root with double realpath checks, every git invocation uses argv arrays to block shell injection, and credential prompts fail fast rather than hang. Performance is handled with lazy CDN-loaded editor bundles, React.memo on list and diff rows, scroll containment, and chunked syntax highlighting so large files never block the main thread.

If you do most of your coding inside DSH Web UI and would rather not alt-tab to a terminal for every file or version-control task, this plugin is the missing middle layer. Open the panel, work on files and Git, close the panel, and pick up your conversation where you left off—no context lost.