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# hosts
The LAN map from the Obsidian vault as a searchable list, over a dimmed
screen. ALT+SHIFT+Return opens it, Escape or a click outside closes it. It
replaces the rofi SSH menu, `blackpearl-sshmenu.sh`.
Each card shows a host's `ip:port`, its hostname, the Proxmox node and CT id
it runs on, and the actions its data allows:
- `ssh <alias>`, one per `~/.ssh/config` alias pointing at it, in a kitty tab
(`ssh-tab`, lifted from the rofi script);
- `open`, when the note has a `url`;
- `copy <ip:port>`, through `wl-copy`.
Type to filter (every word must match name, ip, port, hostname, node, CT id
or alias), Up/Down to move, Enter runs the first action, chips run their own.
`hosts.py` builds the list on every opening, so there is no cache. It reads
the frontmatter of each note in the vault's `Local Network/services/`
(`HOSTS_DIR` overrides the path) and the ssh config. An alias joins the note
whose `ip` or `hostname` is its `HostName`, or whose short hostname is the
alias; an alias that matches no note gets a card of its own, so everything
the rofi menu listed is still here. Aliases with the same `HostName` share a
card. Like the rofi script, it reads plain `Keyword value` lines only:
`Include` and `Match` are not followed, wildcard `Host` patterns are skipped.
## Running
qs -p ./hosts
qs -p ./hosts ipc call hosts toggle
## Blur
Optional, in the Hyprland config:
hl.layer_rule({
name = "blur-hosts",
match = { namespace = "^(keystone-hosts)$" },
blur = true,
xray = false,
ignore_alpha = 0.1,
})
## Check
/usr/bin/python3 hosts/hosts.py --check
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