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@elata-biosciences/app-metrics

v0.5.0

Published

Per-user metrics storage for sandboxed apps in the Elata appstore

Readme

@elata-biosciences/app-metrics

Per-user metrics storage for sandboxed apps in the Elata appstore.

The package ships two entry points:

  • @elata-biosciences/app-metricscreateMetricsClient() for apps running inside the sandboxed iframe.
  • @elata-biosciences/app-metrics/hostcreateMetricsHost() for the appstore shell.

The host owns storage; the app talks to the host over a transferred MessagePort. Data is namespaced per (walletAddress, appId) and never crosses app boundaries.

See docs/STORAGE_PLAN.md and docs/STORAGE_SCORES_PLAN.md in the appstore repo for the full design.

App-side usage

import { createMetricsClient } from "@elata-biosciences/app-metrics";

const metrics = createMetricsClient();

await metrics.record({ type: "level_complete", data: { level: 3, time: 42 } });
await metrics.saveScore({ value: 1200, meta: { level: 3 } });

const top = await metrics.loadScores({ order: "value_desc", limit: 10 });

Host-side usage (appstore)

import { createMetricsHost, createIndexedDbAdapter } from "@elata-biosciences/app-metrics/host";

const host = createMetricsHost({
  iframe,
  appId,
  walletAddress,
  storage: createIndexedDbAdapter(),
});
host.start();

Planned: reportAffect (biometric Score)

record/query/saveScore are local-only — they never leave the device. A planned reportAffect op is the one exception: with the biometrics scope and user consent, an app may send a derived session aggregate (never raw signal) to the Elata platform to contribute to the platform-owned biometric Score. See docs/implementation-plan-affect-reporting.md and BIOMETRIC_SCORE.md in the appstore repo. Not yet implemented.