GMSSH Application Development Quick Start

Welcome to the GMSSH Developer World

This guide will take you from zero to quickly mastering the complete GMSSH application development process. Whether you are a frontend developer or a full-stack engineer, you can find the right development path here.

Become a GMSSH Developer

Register Developer Account

To start your GMSSH application development journey, you first need to register a developer account:

Registration Portal

Developer Center: https://www.gmssh.com/developer-center/control-panel

Complete Application Creation Process

Overview

GMSSH provides complete application development lifecycle management, a one-stop solution from creation to deployment:

Step 1: Register Account

Register Developer Account

Detailed Steps:

1. Visit the Developer Center
2. Click the Register button
3. Fill in the required information
4. Verify your email
5. Click Create New Application

Step 2: Create Application

Create Application Template

Detailed Steps:

1. Select application template
2. Fill in application information
3. Set application permissions
4. Confirm creation

Step 3: Select Tech Stack

Select Tech Stack

Supported tech stack combinations:

• HTML + JavaScript
• Vue3 + Vite
• React + Vite
• Frontend + Python + GMSSH SDK

Step 4: Get Repository

Get Git Repository

Repository information includes:

• Git repository URL
• Access username
• Access password
• Clone command

Step 5: Complete Application Details

Complete Application

Detailed Steps:

1. Click the edit button in the application list
2. Complete the basic application information
3. Click the save button

Step 6: Publish Application (Development Complete)

Get Git Repository

Detailed Steps:

1. Application Management
2. Select the application you want to release
3. Fill in version number and release notes
4. After reviewer approval, the app can be installed from the Application Center

Application Scaffolding Modules

The application scaffolding module provides complete frontend and backend development templates, supporting multiple tech stack combinations to help developers quickly start projects.

Frontend Application Templates

• HTML + JavaScript

  • Native Web development
  • Lightweight, suitable for simple applications
  • Quick start, no build tools required

• Vue3 + Vite

  • Modern Vue.js framework
  • Fast hot reload development experience
  • Complete component-based development support

• React + Vite

  • Popular React ecosystem
  • High-performance build tools
  • Rich community resources

Backend Modules

• Python + GMSSH SDK

  • Based on Unix Domain Socket file communication
  • Uses JSON-RPC 2.0 protocol standard
  • High-performance local inter-process communication
  • Provides complete RPC interface encapsulation
  • Supports async calls and batch requests
  • Provides complete API interfaces
  • Supports high-performance concurrent processing

• Python + HTTP (Sanic)

  • Based on Sanic async framework
  • Lightweight HTTP service
  • Suitable for RESTful API development

Quick Start

1. Select Frontend Template: Choose the appropriate frontend tech stack based on project requirements
2. Select Backend Module: Choose the corresponding backend solution based on functional requirements
3. One-Click Generation: Use scaffolding tools to quickly generate project structure
4. Start Development: Develop business logic based on the generated template

Selection Recommendations:

• Beginners: HTML + JavaScript recommended
• Frontend Developers: Vue3 + Vite recommended
• Full-Stack Developers: Vue3 + Python + GMSSH SDK recommended

Tech Stack Description

GMSSH SDK is a lightweight development toolkit built on Unix Domain Socket (file socket) and JSON-RPC 2.0 protocol. It performs efficient inter-process communication through the local file system, providing low-latency, high-performance data transmission capabilities, supporting async calls and event-driven development patterns.

Important Notice

HTTP service interface response time must be controlled within 10 seconds; timeout will cause request failure.