dsh-dsbal

dsh-dsbal

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A minimal, single-purpose DeepSeek API balance widget for the DSH web sidebar — it shows one number and nothing else.

• Shows your CNY balance on a button in the sidebar footer, above Settings (wallet icon on the left, ¥xx.xx on the right), aligned with the Settings button.
• 30s auto refresh; click the button to refresh immediately and reset the cycle.
• Hover opens a usage-notes card: the current balance in large type (¥xx.xx) at the top, then the balance warning legend (< 50 yellow · < 30 orange · < 10 red → dashed border on the button), the peak/off-peak billing rule (two rows: peak/off-peak hours), and a merged refresh rule + refresh time on one line, with the plugin version (dsh-dsbal v0.4.3) right-aligned at the bottom. The card tracks the button width: as wide as the button column when the sidebar is expanded (capped at 360px), a fixed 240px when collapsed, following live while the sidebar animates.
• Balance breakdown: while both the topped-up and the granted wallet carry credit, two ledger rows sit under the total — 充值余额 (topped-up) and 赠送余额 (granted), the same wording the official Settings → Account page uses. They only restate the total when one of the two is empty, so with a single funded wallet the card keeps its current single-amount form; the total, the button and the warning tier never change.
• Collapsed sidebar: the button shrinks to a 36px circle with no room for the amount or the badge, so peak/off-peak moves onto the icon colour (red #e5484d during peak, brand blue #4d6bfe off-peak) and the exact amount is read from the top of the hover card. Expanded, the icon stays neutral and the 梁文峰/梁文谷 pill alone carries the state.
• Peak/off-peak pricing hint: periods are defined in Beijing time (peak is Monday–Friday 09:00-12:00 & 14:00-18:00; every other hour, weekends in full (including make-up workdays) and Chinese statutory holidays in full are off-peak at half the peak price). A hollow badge sits at the right of the balance — red 「梁文峰」 during peak, brand-blue 「梁文谷」 off-peak (right-aligned, never wider than the sidebar). The holiday table is fetched silently in the browser from holiday-cn (jsDelivr, then GitHub raw), cached in localStorage for 24h, and falls back to the bundled 2025/2026 table when offline or not yet fetched.
• Balance warning borders: < 10 → red, < 30 → orange, < 50 → yellow, ≥ 50 → normal (dashed border of the tier colour; orange/yellow are kept visually distinct).
• UI language aware: all texts follow the DSH language setting (zh / en), switching live.

Install

Install directly from GitHub (currently recommended):

dsh plugin --profile web add github:flyingfishzxf/dsh-dsbal

Or, after the package is published to npm:

dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-dsbal

For local development, you can install from a local path:

dsh plugin --profile web add file:/path/to/dsh-dsbal

After installing, restart dsh web and hard-refresh the browser so the new bundle is loaded.

How it works

• The host half registers a dsBalance Remote service. fetch first resolves the DeepSeek API key through the credential seam (DEEPSEEK_API_KEY by default) and calls GET {baseURL}/user/balance through the shell — the web.fetch seam cannot carry an Authorization header:
  • POSIX: curl with ${DEEPSEEK_API_KEY} expansion.
  • Windows: node -e (OpenSSL-based fetch). The sandboxed PowerShell shell cannot complete any schannel TLS (curl and .NET both fail with SEC_E_NO_CREDENTIALS), while Node's fetch is unaffected. The request explicitly runs unconfined (danger-full-access): the Windows ACL sandbox runner breaks for wide deployment workspaces (e.g. starting dsh web from a home directory), which would otherwise make balance fetching depend on the host's start directory. The command is fixed and plugin-authored (URL from settings, key from credentials), so this is safe; POSIX stays confined.
  • The key and URL ride the shell spec's explicit env layer, so the secret never appears in the command string or logs.
• With no API key configured, the balance comes from the DeepSeek account seam instead: deepseekAccount.getBalance() asks the Platform for the same recharge and granted wallets the official Settings → Account page shows. This is what makes the plugin work on the DSH desktop app, which signs in to the DeepSeek account Platform (OAuth) and stores no DEEPSEEK_API_KEY at all — the key-only path could there only report "API key not configured". The account path runs in-process, so it needs no shell, no curl/node, no TLS and no sandbox. A configured API key still takes precedence, so existing installs are unaffected.
• The client half mounts the Remote, renders the sidebar button and the hover card, and owns the refresh loop.

Configuration

The plugin honours the llm-deepseek settings section, exactly like the DeepSeek model adapter. That section is keyed by Loader entry id on current hosts (include:llm-deepseek), so the lookup accepts both the entry id and the bare namespace:

• apiKeyEnv — credential reference (default DEEPSEEK_API_KEY).
• baseURL — API base (default https://api.deepseek.com).

Requirements

• POSIX: curl on the host. Windows: node on the host (API-key path only).
• Either a configured DeepSeek API key in DSH credentials, or a signed-in DeepSeek account (what the desktop app has).
• DSH host compatibility: the host half uses the current shell.execute(...).result() execution surface and the settings.describe() section lookup, and falls back to the pre-0.1.7 shell.run() / settings.get() APIs, so one bundle keeps working across that host update.

Limitations

• Shows only the DeepSeek balance — the account behind the configured key (DEEPSEEK_API_KEY by default), queried via GET /user/balance; with no key configured, the balance of the signed-in account, queried through the account Platform. It does not show other providers' or other accounts' balances, and it cannot combine or convert between accounts.
• Read-only: it displays the balance and nothing else. No top-up, key management, or billing operations.
• The refresh interval is fixed at 30 seconds and is not configurable.
• The balance is displayed in CNY, which is how DeepSeek reports it.
• Host dependencies: curl on POSIX, node on Windows for the API-key path (see Requirements); the account path has none.

Publish to the plugin market

Not listed yet. The list is maintained in awesome-dsh-plugin as one YAML file per plugin.

To add this plugin:

1. Make sure the repository meets the requirements:

   • at least 1 day old,
   • 10 or more commits,
   • the dsh-plugin topic added on GitHub (repo Settings → General → Topics; CI checks it).

2. Fork awesome-dsh-plugin.

3. Add data/plugins/flyingfishzxf__dsh-dsbal.yml:

   url: https://github.com/flyingfishzxf/dsh-dsbal
   name: flyingfishzxf/dsh-dsbal
   category: usage
   description:
     en: 'Shows the DeepSeek API account balance in the DSH Web sidebar with 30s auto-refresh, click-to-refresh, hover details, and low-balance threshold warnings.'
     zh: '在 DSH Web 侧边栏显示 DeepSeek API 账户余额：30 秒自动刷新、点击刷新、悬停查看明细、余额不足阈值告警。'
   

   The market description must state what the plugin does without superlatives (they get sent back) — the "minimal" positioning lives in this README, not in the market entry.

4. Regenerate the READMEs and commit them along with the YAML file:

   npm ci
   node scripts/generate-readme.mjs
   

5. Open a pull request.

The market (dshmarket) picks it up automatically after the PR is merged.

License

MIT