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@continuum-dev/core

v0.3.0

Published

Convenience facade for the Continuum contract, runtime, and session packages

Downloads

323

Readme

@continuum-dev/core

Website: continuumstack.dev GitHub: brytoncooper/continuum-dev

Core Premise: The Ephemerality Gap

The Ephemerality Gap is the mismatch between ephemeral, regenerating interfaces and durable user intent. Continuum keeps UI structure and user state separate, then uses deterministic reconciliation so user intent survives schema changes.

@continuum-dev/core is the convenience entrypoint for the Continuum runtime spine.

It re-exports the public surface from:

  • @continuum-dev/contract
  • @continuum-dev/runtime
  • @continuum-dev/session

Use it when you want one dependency edge for the lower-level Continuum model, or when other framework bindings should depend on the runtime spine without naming each package separately.

Install

npm install @continuum-dev/core

What it includes

  • View and data contracts
  • Reconciliation engine exports
  • Session lifecycle and persistence APIs

Example

import { createSession, type ViewDefinition } from '@continuum-dev/core';

const session = createSession();

const view: ViewDefinition = {
  viewId: 'profile',
  version: '1',
  nodes: [{ id: 'email', type: 'field', dataType: 'string' }],
};

session.pushView(view);