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@aghoz/client

v0.4.2

Published

Framework-agnostic browser client for the aghoz edge event-stream protocol. Built on fetch and ReadableStream for cursor resume, replay and explicit gaps. Zero dependencies.

Downloads

599

Readme

@aghoz/client

The framework-agnostic browser client, built on fetch and ReadableStream rather than EventSource — because EventSource cannot read response headers, and the checkpoint that reports missed updates is a header. Also exports createSharedClient, which gives every tab of an origin one connection between them.

npm install @aghoz/client

Runs in any browser with fetch and ReadableStream, and in Node 22+. It talks to an aghoz hub, which is Node.js only for now — there is no server adapter for another language yet. Cross-origin clients support cookie credentials and dynamic headers that are evaluated again on reconnect; see the integration guide.

Full documentation, the integration guides and the wire protocol live in the monorepo: https://github.com/thinkgrid-labs/aghoz

License

MIT OR Apache-2.0, at your option.