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@adapt-toolkit/broker

v0.9.7

Published

The ADAPT message broker — the relay wrappers connect through. Standalone server package: run `npx adapt-broker --host <h> --port <p>`, or embed via the Broker class. Split out of @adapt-toolkit/sdk so client installs don't carry server-only dependencies

Readme

@adapt-toolkit/broker

The ADAPT message broker — the relay that ADAPT wrappers connect through. The broker sees ciphertext frames only: it authorizes registrations with a challenge-response possession proof, routes frames by container id, and queues messages for offline recipients (in memory, or durably in SQLite with --db_path).

This is the server package. Client code (the wrapper, BrokerClient) lives in @adapt-toolkit/sdk, which carries no server-only dependencies.

Run

npx @adapt-toolkit/broker --host 0.0.0.0 --port 9000

or install globally:

npm i -g @adapt-toolkit/broker
adapt-broker --host 0.0.0.0 --port 9000

Useful flags:

| flag | meaning | |------|---------| | --host <h> / --port <p> | listen address (required) | | --db_path <path> | persist queued messages for offline recipients in a SQLite file (loads the native better-sqlite3 module) | | --test_mode | skip attestation checks (local development only) |

GET /info on the listen port serves live broker metrics (HTML dashboard, or JSON with Accept: application/json).

Embed

import { Protocol } from '@adapt-toolkit/sdk/wrapper'
import { AdaptEnvironment } from '@adapt-toolkit/sdk/backend'
import { Broker, BrokerConfigurator } from '@adapt-toolkit/broker'

const config = new BrokerConfigurator()
config.process_arguments(['--host', '127.0.0.1', '--port', '9000'])
await AdaptEnvironment.InitializeAsync(false)
await Protocol.Initialize()
new Broker(config).start()

Versioning

@adapt-toolkit/broker is version-locked to @adapt-toolkit/sdk: every release bumps both to the same version, whether or not the broker itself changed, and the broker pins that exact sdk version.