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@arborship/appliance-transport

v0.2.0

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Host -> appliance transport client: the CONNECT/OK handshake spoken by a host-side vsock Unix socket, and the undici dispatcher that carries ordinary fetch() over it (ADR-0049 Decision 3/4). Substrate-agnostic — Cloud Hypervisor's hybrid vsock and the mac

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@arborship/appliance-transport

Host -> appliance transport client: the CONNECT/OK handshake spoken by a host-side vsock Unix socket, and the undici dispatcher that carries ordinary fetch() over it. Substrate-agnostic — Cloud Hypervisor's hybrid vsock and the macOS levi-vz-helper proxy both speak it. Consumers: levi-drivers-cloud-hypervisor, levi-drivers-mac-vz, hostagent, cli.

Layer: operational port / protocol client (L4) (see docs/architecture/PLATFORM_BOUNDARIES.md).

Install

npm install @arborship/appliance-transport

Part of Levi

This package is developed in the Levi monorepo under packages/protocols/appliance-transport. It is published so that the other Levi packages that depend on it can be installed from npm; the documentation for the platform as a whole lives in the repository's docs/ directory. Versions follow the repository's changesets.

License

Apache-2.0 — see the LICENSE and NOTICE files in this package. The full license set for the repository is described in docs/architecture/LICENSING_AND_TOPOLOGY.md.