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@atriumjs/core

v0.3.0

Published

Framework-agnostic Atrium core (Web Fetch handlers, session store, transports)

Readme

@atriumjs/core

@atriumjs/core is the framework-agnostic foundation underneath the framework-specific Atrium adapters (@atriumjs/express, …): session store, Web Fetch handlers, viewer-stream transports (ws / sse / poll), URL allowlist, and worker-dial helpers.

Most users should reach for an adapter — install @atriumjs/express and follow its quick-start. @atriumjs/core is intended for adapter authors who want to wire Atrium into another runtime (Fastify, Hono, Cloudflare Workers, etc.).

Docs hub: docs/README.md · Architecture: docs/remote-browser-design.md

Install

npm install @atriumjs/core

With pnpm: pnpm add @atriumjs/core.

Usage

createAtrium() returns a small object exposing handleHttpInput, handleRequest, and handleNodeViewerUpgrade. Wire those into whichever HTTP framework you target.

import { createAtrium } from "@atriumjs/core";

const atrium = createAtrium({
  authorize: async (input) => ({ tenantId: "demo", userId: "anonymous" }),
  policies: {
    sessionTtlMs: 15 * 60_000,
    idleTtlMs: 5 * 60_000,
    maxConcurrentSessionsPerTenant: 5,
    urlAllowlist: ["*"],
    defaultViewport: { w: 1280, h: 800 },
  },
  worker: {
    dialBase: process.env.ATRIUM_WORKER_DIAL_BASE!,
    sharedSecret: process.env.ATRIUM_WORKER_SECRET!,
  },
  mountPath: "/atrium",
  // publicBaseUrl: "https://api.example.com", // recommended in production
});

// Web Fetch entry point — works in any runtime that hands you a `Request`:
export default { fetch: (req: Request) => atrium.handleRequest(req) };

The session store is in-memory by default (atrium.memoryStore exposed for tests). A typed SessionStore interface ships in ./session-store-types.ts for future Redis-backed implementations.

Subpath exports

  • @atriumjs/core/policies — demo-grade policy preset and rate-limit helpers (demoPolicies, demoRateLimitPreCheck). Implements per-IP / fleet token buckets in-memory; intended for public demos, not production. Kept on a subpath so the default surface stays small.

Build

pnpm --filter @atriumjs/core run build

MIT — see repository LICENSE.