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@cnstra/core

v1.8.1

Published

Neural network-inspired event flow system for building reactive applications with dependency-injected neurons and synapses

Readme

@cnstra/core

Graph-routed, type-safe orchestration for reactive apps — no global event bus.

📚 Full Documentation → | Quick Start | API Reference | Recipes

What is CNStra?

CNStra (Central Nervous System Orchestrator) models your app as a typed neuron graph. You explicitly start a run with cns.stimulate(...); CNStra then performs a deterministic, hop-bounded traversal from collateral → dendrite → returned signal, step by step.

Zero dependenciesNo pub/subCNS approach (Central Neural Network of your app)

👉 Read the full documentation →

Quick Start

npm install @cnstra/core
import { CNS, collateral, neuron } from '@cnstra/core';

// Define collaterals (communication channels)
const userCreated = collateral<{ id: string; name: string }>('user:created');
const userRegistered = collateral<{ userId: string; status: string }>('user:registered');

// Create a neuron
const userService = neuron('user-service', {
  userRegistered
})
.dendrite({
  collateral: userCreated,
  response: (payload, axon) => {
    return axon.userRegistered.createSignal({
      userId: payload.id,
      status: 'completed'
    });
  }
});

// Create the CNS system
const cns = new CNS([userService]);

// Stimulate the system
const stimulation = cns.stimulate(userCreated.createSignal({
  id: '123',
  name: 'John Doe'
}));
await stimulation.waitUntilComplete();

Documentation


CNStra provides deterministic, type-safe orchestration without the complexity of traditional event systems.