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@actuallab/core

v14.3.34

Published

Core primitives for ActualLab TypeScript libraries

Readme

@actuallab/core

npm Documentation License

Core primitives shared by every ActualLab.Fusion TypeScript package — Result<T>, AsyncContext, AsyncLock, PromiseSource, events, retry policies, and cancellation helpers. It is the TypeScript counterpart of parts of ActualLab.Core in .NET, and it has zero runtime dependencies.

You rarely install it directly: @actuallab/rpc, @actuallab/fusion, @actuallab/fusion-rpc, and @actuallab/fusion-react all depend on it. Install it explicitly when you want its primitives on their own.

Installation

npm install @actuallab/core

ESM-first with a CJS fallback; ships its own .d.ts.

What's inside

| API | Description | |-----|-------------| | Result<T>, result, errorResult, resultFrom, resultFromAsync | Immutable value-or-error container (.NET's Result<T>) | | PromiseSource<T>, PromiseSourceWithTimeout<T> | Externally-resolvable promise (.NET's TaskCompletionSource<T>) | | AsyncContext, AsyncContextKey, abortSignalKey | AsyncLocal<T>-like typed context; backed by AsyncLocalStorage on Node ≥ 20.16 | | AsyncLock, AsyncSignal | Promise-based mutual exclusion and signalling | | EventHandlerSet<T> | Typed multicast pub/sub with whenNext() | | isCancellation, cancellationError, delayAsync, abortPromise, awaitWithCleanup | AbortSignal-based cancellation, with .NET's "cancellation is not a failure" semantics | | RetryDelaySeq, RetryDelayer, retry | Exponential-backoff retry policies | | throttle, debounce, serialize | Higher-order async operators | | RingBuffer, DisposableBag | Small collections / lifetime helpers | | Log, LogLevel, initLogging, LogLevelController | Scoped logging used by all Fusion TS packages |

Examples

import { Result, result, errorResult, resultFrom } from '@actuallab/core';

const ok = result(42);
ok.hasValue;          // true
ok.value;             // 42
ok.valueOrUndefined;  // 42 — never throws

const err = errorResult<number>(new Error('fail'));
err.hasError;         // true
err.value;            // throws Error("fail")

resultFrom(() => JSON.parse('{}'));  // Result<any>, exception captured
import { AsyncContext, AsyncContextKey } from '@actuallab/core';

const userKey = new AsyncContextKey<string>('user', 'anonymous');
const ctx = AsyncContext.empty.with(userKey, 'Alice');

ctx.run(() => AsyncContext.current!.get(userKey));  // "Alice"
import { AsyncLock, delayAsync, RetryDelaySeq } from '@actuallab/core';

const lock = new AsyncLock();
await lock.run(async () => { /* critical section */ });

await delayAsync(1000, abortSignal);   // abortable delay
RetryDelaySeq.exp(1000, 30000);        // 1s, 1.4s, 2s, 2.8s, … (×√2, ±10% spread), capped at 30s

Documentation

License

MIT — see LICENSE.