building-guest-integrations

You build a custom guest app integration that bundles Syncthing for isolated synchronization, mapping device paths to save data and ROMs while syncing directly with a central installation.

The best way to manage Syncthing isolation is bundling it within a custom guest app and implementing robust process lifecycle management using PID files or systemd for service management.

Cross-compiling for constrained embedded systems requires following an implementation checklist that addresses cross-compilation toolchains, shared package structures, and packaging requirements for diverse target device capabilities.

Yes, the framework supports constrained environments by providing decision frameworks for target device capabilities, allowing you to design integrations for highly limited embedded systems without full Linux desktops.

The choice depends on target device capabilities; the framework provides decision frameworks to choose between PID files and systemd for process lifecycle management based on whether the embedded system supports systemd.

You structure shared packages by defining path mappings, implementing the ServiceManager and UI components, and wiring dependencies in main.go according to the provided implementation checklist and reference example.