This repo is fork from code-connect ~~Thanks for this cool repo.

1. PyPI
2. support local open remote dir command rcode ${ssh_name} ${ssh_dir}
3. support cursor to open remote dir command rcursor ${ssh_name} ${ssh_dir}
4. you can also open dir from remote to local cursor just cursor ${dir_name}

1. pip3 install rcode (or clone it pip3 install .)
2. install socat like: (sudo yum install socat)
3. just rcode file like your VSCode code .
4. or use cursor just cursor .
5. local open remote use rcode if you use .ssh/config --> rcode remote_ssh ~/test
6. local open latest remote .ssh/config --> rcode -l or rcode --latest
7. add shortcut_name rcode s ~/abc -sn abc then you can use rcode -os abc to open this dir quickly
8. support cursor to open remote dir command rcursor ${ssh_name} ${ssh_dir}
9. Connect to your SSH server with rssh, and you can run rcode/rcursor on the server to launch VS Code/Cursor, even if they are not running.

Note:

• If using traditional SSH connection, be sure to connect to the remote host first before typing any rcode in the terminal
• We may want to add ~/.local/bin in to your $PATH in your ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc to enable rcode being resolved properly

- export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/go/bin
+ export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/go/bin:~/.local/bin

RSSH enables seamless remote development by allowing you to launch VS Code/Cursor on your local machine while working with files on a remote server. It works by:

1. Creating a secure SSH tunnel between your local machine and remote server
2. Setting up IPC (Inter-Process Communication) sockets for command transmission
3. Managing remote sessions with unique identifiers and keys

1. Connect to remote server using rssh:

RSSH is designed to be fully compatible with SSH parameters, with the exception of the -R and -T options, which are not allowed when using RSSH.

rssh your-remote-server

All standard SSH parameters can be used with rssh, except -R and -T.

2. On the remote server, you can now use:

rcode .      # Launch VS Code
rcursor .    # Launch Cursor

If you'd like to use rssh as a drop-in replacement for ssh, you can utilize the provided ssh-wrapper. By adding an alias in your shell configuration file (e.g., ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc), you can override the ssh command:

alias ssh="ssh-wrapper"

With this alias in place, when you use ssh, it will invoke ssh-wrapper. To activate rssh, include the --rssh parameter:

ssh --rssh your-remote-server

If you do not include the --rssh parameter, it will behave as the default ssh command.

1. When you connect with rssh:

   • Generates a unique session ID and key
   • Creates an SSH tunnel for IPC communication
   • Sets up environment variables on the remote server

2. When running rcode/rcursor on the remote:

   • Communicates with the local IDE through the IPC socket
   • Automatically launches the appropriate IDE on your local machine
   • Opens the remote directory in your IDE

• Custom IPC host: rssh --host <host> your-remote-server
• Custom IPC port: rssh --port <port> your-remote-server