add-rpc

To add a new RPC command in Wave Terminal, follow the step-by-step guidance for defining data types, generating command bindings, and implementing the logic across the main, Electron, frontend, remote, and terminal modules.

Extending Wave Terminal RPC functionality requires updating the main server, Electron, frontend, remote, and terminal modules to ensure the new command is properly generated, bound, and accessible across all architectural layers.

The RPC generation process in Wave Terminal involves defining new command data types, generating the necessary bindings, and implementing the server-client communication logic to ensure seamless and secure integration across modules.

Yes, implementing Wave Terminal RPC extensions requires writing TypeScript and Go code to define the command structures and implement the logic across the terminal's server-client architecture.

New RPC calls may not be accessible in the Wave Terminal frontend if the command was not properly generated or bound across all required modules, requiring consistent implementation across main, Electron, and remote layers.

Yes, you can securely fetch server settings by creating a custom Wave Terminal RPC command that follows the provided integration guide to ensure proper binding and security compliance across the terminal modules.