zeros-server-development

Create ZerOS system services with lifecycle methods and kernel API interaction.

14|3|Updated Dec 14, 2025
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Skill: zeros-server-development
Source: https://github.com/AboutUip/ZerOS-System/tree/main/dev/skill/zeros-server-development
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/AboutUip/ZerOS-System --skill zeros-server-development

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a comprehensive guide for developing and deploying background system services within the ZerOS virtual operating system, simplifying the creation of robust server modules.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Service Lifecycle Management: Understand and implement __init__, __start__, __stop__, __status__, and __info__ methods.
  • Configuration Handling: Learn to implement __list__ and __set__ for configurable services.
  • Kernel API Interaction: Utilize SERVER_SERVICE_PID and ProcessManager.callKernelAPI for secure communication.
  • Use Case: Develop a new background service that monitors system resource usage and logs critical events, ensuring system stability and providing valuable diagnostic information.

Quick Start

Create a new service file named server-myservice.js in the D/server/ directory following the provided template and register it using window.__ZerOS_ServerExpansion_Register__.

Frequently Asked Questions about zeros-server-development

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I create a background system service for ZerOS?

You create a ZerOS system service by placing a `server-myservice.js` file in the `D/server/` directory and registering it via `window.__ZerOS_ServerExpansion_Register__` to manage server expansions.

What lifecycle methods are required for ZerOS server modules?

ZerOS server modules require implementing specific lifecycle methods including `__init__`, `__start__`, `__stop__`, `__status__`, and `__info__` to ensure proper background service management and execution.

How does a ZerOS background service interact with the kernel API?

A ZerOS background service interacts with the kernel API by utilizing the `SERVER_SERVICE_PID` convention alongside `ProcessManager.callKernelAPI` to facilitate secure communication and process management.

Can I add configuration settings to a ZerOS system service?

Yes, you can add configuration settings to a ZerOS system service by implementing the `__list__` and `__set__` methods, which allow the service to expose and update configurable parameters dynamically.

Do I need external dependencies to develop ZerOS server expansions?

No external dependencies are required to develop ZerOS server expansions; the Skill relies solely on native JavaScript and the internal ZerOS kernel API interactions to build and manage system services.