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@asterql/sync

v0.5.0

Published

Multiplexed scope-subscribed sync client: one connection, server event envelopes, cursor resume.

Readme

@asterql/sync

One connection per session for AsterQL state sync: a multiplexed, scope-subscribed WebSocket client speaking the @asterql/view-protocol sync wire vocabulary, with per-scope handlers and cursor resume.

Install

npm install @asterql/sync @asterql/view-protocol

Usage

import { SyncClient } from "@asterql/sync";
import { EntityStore } from "@asterql/store";

const client = new SyncClient({
  url: "wss://app.example.com/api/sync/socket",
  // browser: defaults to globalThis.WebSocket; Node/TUI: pass `ws`
});

const store = new EntityStore();
store.cursors.beginScope("run:run_1", 0);

const unsubscribe = client.subscribe("run:run_1", {
  onEnvelope: (envelope) => store.ingest(envelope).result.kind,
  since: () => store.cursors.scopeLastSeq("run:run_1"),
  onSnapshotRequired: async () => {
    // fetch a registered view (Protocol A), seed the store, then
    // store.cursors.beginScope("run:run_1", seqFromSnapshot)
  },
});
// later
unsubscribe();

Semantics

  • One socket, many scopes, many stores. Each subscribe(scope, handler) owns that scope's ingestion: an identity scope can drive cache invalidation while each run scope feeds its own store, all over one connection. Subscriptions are reference-counted per scope.
  • Cursor resume. sub.since comes from the handler's since(); omitted means live-from-now (the server starts at its current head). Reconnects resubscribe every scope from its cursor, so missed envelopes replay from the server's ledger.
  • Gap replay. A handler returning "gap" from onEnvelope triggers a replay request from its cursor; out-of-order events are never applied.
  • Bootstrap handoff. scopeError snapshot_required (cursor beyond the server's replay horizon) calls onSnapshotRequired(); after the caller re-seeds, the client resubscribes from the new cursor.
  • Liveness. Heartbeat ping/pong (two missed pongs recycle the socket) and exponential reconnect backoff.

Server expectations

The host owns the endpoint: authenticate at the upgrade handshake, authorize per scope, persist envelopes in per-scope ledgers with contiguous sequence numbers, replay from sub.since, and emit a seed snapshot as each scope's first ledger entry so replay-from-0 is deterministic. The reference server lives in Fridayland (packages/server/src/sync-socket.ts).