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@ariestools/browser-kit

v1.1.0

Published

Config-driven provider actor launcher shared by browser realms

Downloads

1,732

Readme

@ariestools/browser-kit

Browser-facing config-driven launcher for provider actors used by pages, workers, service workers, and extension/plugin realms.

The package delegates platform-neutral catalog selection, provider planning, provisioning, actor construction, supervision, and sessions to @ariestools/actor-system. It adds a descriptor-free browser system manifest and attaches actors in other realms using typed proxy factories without resolving provider bindings again.

import {
  compileBrowserSystem,
  launchCompiledBrowserSystem,
} from '@ariestools/browser-kit'

const compiled = compileBrowserSystem({ actorCatalog, config, providerDescriptors })
const session = await launchCompiledBrowserSystem({ actorCatalog, compiled })

Compilation acquires no providers and constructs no actors. The compiled value retains installed descriptors and must stay in its owner realm. Use a BrowserSystemManifest plus a typed proxy adapter when another realm attaches. launchBrowserSystem remains the one-step compile-and-launch convenience.

Cross-realm manifests distinguish a compatible planId from the exact systemInstanceId. Neither identifier is authentication; realm adapters must authenticate their peers.