Self-hostable web editor for HyperPerms - a permissions plugin for Hytale servers. Manage groups, users, tracks, and permissions visually in your browser.

• Performance - Run the editor on your local network for zero-latency editing
• Privacy - Session data never leaves your infrastructure
• Customization - Configure CORS, session TTL, and storage backend

git clone https://github.com/HyperSystemsDev/HyperPermsEditor.git
cd HyperPermsEditor
docker compose up

The editor will be available at http://localhost:3000. Sessions are stored in Redis for persistence.

git clone https://github.com/HyperSystemsDev/HyperPermsEditor.git
cd HyperPermsEditor
npm install
npm run dev

No environment variables needed - sessions are stored in-memory by default.

Point your HyperPerms plugin to your self-hosted editor. In your server's plugins/HyperPerms/config.json:

{
  "webEditor": {
    "url": "http://your-editor-host:3000"
  }
}

Then run /hp editor in-game to create a session.

The editor supports three storage backends, selected automatically based on environment variables:

1. Upstash Redis (UPSTASH_REDIS_REST_URL + UPSTASH_REDIS_REST_TOKEN) - Serverless Redis, ideal for cloud deployments
2. Standard Redis (REDIS_URL) - Self-hosted Redis, ideal for Docker/on-premise
3. In-Memory (no env vars) - Zero-config, sessions lost on restart. Great for development.

• Use a reverse proxy (nginx, Caddy) for HTTPS termination
• Set NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_URL to your public HTTPS URL
• Use Redis (not in-memory) for session persistence
• Set ALLOWED_ORIGINS if your server communicates from a different domain
• The /api/health endpoint can be used for monitoring

CORS errors when creating sessions

• Ensure the plugin's webEditor.url matches NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_URL
• Add the server's origin to ALLOWED_ORIGINS

Sessions disappearing

• If using in-memory storage, sessions are lost on restart - use Redis instead
• Check SESSION_TTL - default is 24 hours

Cannot connect to Redis

• Verify REDIS_URL format: redis://host:port or redis://:password@host:port
• For Docker Compose, use redis://redis:6379 (service name, not localhost)

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