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@2stars/sdk

v0.1.1

Published

Umbrella package for the 2Stars JS SDK suite — Video AI core + React bindings + VerifAI device trust. One install pulls all three; bundlers tree-shake the unused ones.

Readme

@2stars/sdk

The umbrella meta-package for the 2Stars JavaScript SDK suite. Installing this one package pulls in everything the platform offers for browsers and Node — Video AI, React bindings, and VerifAI device trust.

npm install @2stars/sdk

What you get

This meta-package has zero code of its own. It just pulls in:

| Sub-package | Version | What it is | |---|---|---| | @2stars/video-js | ^0.4.0 | Core JavaScript SDK — StarsClient, rooms, peers, messages, recording, broadcasts, AI in-call | | @2stars/video-react | ^0.5.0 | React Provider + 25 hooks + ready-made components on top of @2stars/video-js | | @2stars/verifai-web | ^3.1.0 | Zero-knowledge device trust + behavioral biometrics for browsers |

After install, you import each sub-package by its own name — your bundler tree-shakes at the import level, so you only ship what you actually import.

import { StarsClient }            from '@2stars/video-js';
import { StarsProvider, useRoom } from '@2stars/video-react';
import { VerifAI }                from '@2stars/verifai-web';

Or install only what you need

The meta-package is purely additive — every sub-package is also independently installable. If you only need one product, skip the umbrella:

npm install @2stars/verifai-web        # just VerifAI for browsers
npm install @2stars/video-js           # just the Video AI core
npm install @2stars/video-react        # React bindings (peer-deps on video-js)

Android

This umbrella is JS-only. The Android SDKs are published as Maven artifacts via JitPack:

maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' }

implementation 'com.github.2stars-io:verifai-android:3.2.0'  // VerifAI for Android
implementation 'com.github.2stars-io:video-android:0.5.1'    // Video AI for Android

See github.com/2stars-io for the full org.

Versioning policy

This meta-package follows the lifecycle of its sub-packages:

  • A patch bump on @2stars/sdk indicates a patch bump in one or more sub-packages.
  • A minor bump indicates a new public feature in one or more sub-packages.
  • A major bump indicates a breaking change in one or more sub-packages.

Cherry-pick installs (npm install @2stars/[email protected]) always win over whatever range this meta declares — npm's normal semver resolution applies.

License

MIT — see LICENSE. Each sub-package is also MIT-licensed.