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@ai2070/net

v0.18.0

Published

High-performance, schema-agnostic event bus for AI runtime workloads

Readme

@ai2070/net

napi-rs binding to the libnet cdylib — the Node-facing surface for the Net mesh, RedEX, CortEX, NetDB, MeshDB, and MeshOS.

Install

npm install @ai2070/net

The package publishes pre-built .node artifacts for every platform listed in package.json -> napi.targets. Pulling the package from npm requires no Rust toolchain.

Build from source

npm install
npm run build          # release; full feature set
npm run build:debug    # debug; full feature set

The canonical feature list lives in package.json -> scripts.build so CI artifacts and local builds stay aligned.

Cargo features

The five feature flags that gate the storage / query / OS surfaces on this binding. Artifacts published to npm ship with every feature enabled; napi build invocations without a feature silently omit its symbols and the build never warns. The TypeScript wrapper destructures the napi exports lazily, so a missing feature surfaces as undefined at the import site rather than a load-time error.

| Feature | Surface enabled in the napi module | |---|---| | cortex | Redex, RedexFile, TasksAdapter, MemoriesAdapter, NetDb, Task, Memory, watch iterators, RedexError, CortexError, NetDbError | | redex-disk | Disk-backed RedEX persistence — the persistentDir ctor option and persistent: true on openFile. Without it the persistent path rejects with RedexError. | | netdb | NetDb composition (requires cortex); the net_netdb_* FFI entry points ship with this feature. | | meshdb | MeshQuery, MeshQueryRunner, QueryBuilder, Predicate, InMemoryChainReader, plus the libnet_meshdb cdylib. | | meshos | MeshOsDaemonSdk, MeshOsDaemonHandle, plus the libnet_meshos cdylib. |

Enable at build time:

napi build --platform --release --features "cortex netdb redex-disk meshdb meshos"

The repo's npm run build script already passes a superset of these flags (redis,net,cortex,compute,groups,meshos,deck,meshdb) — see package.json -> scripts.build for the exact invocation. Slim the list by editing that script or invoking napi build directly with the features you actually need.

License

Apache-2.0