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@ergenekon/core

v0.4.1

Published

Shared types, HLC clock, ULID, and session I/O for ERGENEKON Engine

Readme

@ergenekon/core

Shared types, HLC clock, ULID, and session I/O for ERGENEKON Engine

npm License

The zero-dependency foundation of ERGENEKON Engine. Contains all shared types, the Hybrid Logical Clock (HLC) implementation, ULID generator, and session import/export utilities used by all other packages.

Install

npm install @ergenekon/core

What's Inside

Types

import type {
  ErgenekonEvent,     // A single captured I/O event
  RecordingSession, // Complete trace of one request
  SessionMetadata,  // Node version, duration, error flag
  HLCTimestamp,     // Hybrid Logical Clock timestamp
  EventType,        // 15 event types (http, db, random, timer...)
  ProbeConfig,      // Probe configuration
  ReplayConfig,     // Replay engine configuration
} from '@ergenekon/core';

Hybrid Logical Clock

Causally-ordered timestamps for distributed systems — no NTP required.

import { HybridLogicalClock, compareHLC } from '@ergenekon/core';

const hlc = new HybridLogicalClock('service-a');
const ts1 = hlc.now();          // { wallTime, logical, nodeId }
const ts2 = hlc.receive(remote); // Sync with remote clock

// Total ordering across services
compareHLC(ts1, ts2); // -1 | 0 | 1

ULID

Time-sortable unique IDs with zero dependencies.

import { ulid } from '@ergenekon/core';

const id = ulid(); // "01HWXYZ..." — sortable, URL-safe

Session Import / Export

import {
  exportSessionJSON,
  exportSessionBinary,
  importSessionsJSON,
  importSessionBinary,
} from '@ergenekon/core';

// JSON export (human-readable)
const json = exportSessionJSON(session, { pretty: true });

// Binary export — PRDX format with gzip + CRC32 (~24% smaller)
const buf = exportSessionBinary(session);
const restored = importSessionBinary(buf);

Part of ERGENEKON Engine

| Package | Description | |---------|-------------| | @ergenekon/core | ← You are here | | @ergenekon/probe | Express middleware — records every request | | @ergenekon/collector | Ingestion server — stores recordings | | @ergenekon/replay | Replay engine — deterministic re-execution | | @ergenekon/cli | CLI — inspect, export, watch recordings |

License

Business Source License 1.1 — free for non-production use. Commercial license available at paradox.dev.