Nvisy Studio

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Nvisy's product console: a web app and a native desktop app, sharing one dashboard through a Nuxt layer.

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The dashboard (design system, feature views, and the data layer) lives in a shared Nuxt layer, so both apps present the same experience. The web app is a Nuxt SPA; the desktop app wraps the same frontend in a Tauri 2 native shell and can point at any Nvisy server (the hosted API by default, or a self-hosted one).

Warning

Active development. API not stable. Public APIs, configuration shapes, and on-disk formats may change without notice between releases.

Workspace

An npm workspace split into deployable apps and the shared packages they build on. The shared layer provides the whole dashboard; each app adds only its own shell.

Package	Path	Role
@nvisy/console	packages/console	Nuxt layer with the whole dashboard surface: design system (shadcn-vue), feature views, composables, the @nvisy/sdk data layer, theme, and i18n
@nvisy/config	packages/config	Shared configuration and constants, a platform-neutral ESM library (tsdown)
@nvisy/webapp	apps/web	Web shell: a Nuxt 4 SPA served at app.nvisy.com
@nvisy/desktop	apps/desktop	Desktop shell: the same frontend in a Tauri 2 (Rust) window; the Rust shell lives in apps/desktop/tauri/

Requirements

• Node.js 24+ and npm 10+
• Rust + Cargo (desktop app only)

Getting started

git clone https://github.com/nvisycom/studio.git
cd studio
make install

Then run the web or desktop app, check the code, or build for release — see CONTRIBUTING.md for the full workflow, and make help for every task the Makefile exposes.

Project

• Contributing: CONTRIBUTING.md for development setup and guidelines
• License: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 (AGPL-3.0), see LICENSE

Support

• Documentation: docs.nvisy.com
• Email: [email protected]