dsh-whale-tools

The little whale mascot in dsh-whale-widget is charming, but it is a fixed official character. dsh-whale-tools solves the simple wish of swapping it for any image you like: pick a file in the settings panel, the server runs a cutout pipeline (crop, flood-fill white-background removal, largest connected component, centre and scale to a 610×610 transparent PNG), and the browser-side handler retargets the mascot src on the spot—no restart, no third-party package edits required. Your image persists in the local user directory and survives a plugin uninstall.\n\nBeyond the dress-up, the plugin adds a handful of small ops conveniences: a session-header restart button that walks through confirm, overlay, service restart, poll, and refresh; a 30-second browser heartbeat that lets the boot script detect an existing DSH page and skip opening a duplicate tab; and a tiny CSS injection that fixes a touch-drag defect in the original widget where a mouse could drag the whale but a finger could not.\n\nBest suited for dsh web-profile users who already have dsh-whale-widget installed and want to paste their own artwork onto the mascot for fun. Two caveats: the code is a vibe-coding product not audited line-by-line and is intended for local toy use only; and it requires a Linux / WSL2 environment with Node 20 or later.