AbsoluteJS Media

@absolutejs/media provides low-level realtime media primitives for AbsoluteJS packages.

It owns generic media frame, transport, processor graph, calibration, resampling, speech activity, and interruption reports. Product-specific voice routes, readiness gates, provider orchestration, operations records, and proof-pack integrations stay in @absolutejs/voice.

See MEDIA_PLAN.md for the media runtime roadmap. Voice-specific product needs live in ../voice/VOICE_PLAN.md.

What's new

0.0.1-beta.16

• writeMediaArtifact lazy-imports node:fs/promises/node:path so the function can ship in browser bundles without breaking parse. Server callers see no behavioral change.

0.0.1-beta.15

Compact artifact helpers for product packages that want to inspect media health without a hosted dashboard.

• Compact summary types and helpers: summarizeMediaQualityReport(...), summarizeMediaTransportReport(...), summarizeMediaProcessorGraphReport(...) produce array-free, stable-shape summaries with issueCodes you can gate on.
• Markdown renderers: renderMediaQualityMarkdown(...), renderMediaTransportMarkdown(...), renderMediaProcessorGraphMarkdown(...) emit compact human-readable artifacts.
• Artifact bundles: buildMediaQualityArtifact(...), buildMediaTransportArtifact(...), buildMediaProcessorGraphArtifact(...) return { json, jsonValue, markdown, summary } for a single call.
• Writer: writeMediaArtifact({ dir, slug, json, markdown, summary }) persists <slug>.json + <slug>.md side by side.
• Redaction: redactMediaReport(report, { mode, metadataAllow, metadataDeny, truncateArraysAt }) strips or masks noisy metadata before persisting.

Consumed by @absolutejs/[email protected]+ to shrink the voice proof-pack mediaPipelineCalibrationAssertion summary from ~35 KB to ~1.7 KB and to link readable per-report artifacts (media-quality.{json,md}, media-transport.{json,md}, media-processor-graph.{json,md}) instead of inlining raw realtime-channel internals.