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@floegence/flowersec-core

v0.23.0

Published

Flowersec core TypeScript library (browser-friendly E2EE + multiplexing over WebSocket).

Readme

@floegence/flowersec-core

Flowersec core TypeScript library for the complete portable Flowersec client/server contract in Node.js, plus the browser and Service Worker runtime owned by TypeScript.

Status: experimental; not audited.

Install

npm install @floegence/flowersec-core

Recommended usage

Browser:

import { connectBrowser } from "@floegence/flowersec-core/browser";
import { requestConnectArtifact } from "@floegence/flowersec-core/controlplane";

const artifact = await requestConnectArtifact({
  endpointId: "env_demo",
});

const client = await connectBrowser(artifact);
await client.ping();
client.close();

Node.js:

import { connectNode, createNodeReconnectConfig } from "@floegence/flowersec-core/node";
import { requestConnectArtifact } from "@floegence/flowersec-core/controlplane";
import { createControlplaneArtifactSource } from "@floegence/flowersec-core/reconnect";

const artifact = await requestConnectArtifact({
  baseUrl: "https://your-app.example/api/flowersec",
  endpointId: "env_demo",
});

const client = await connectNode(artifact, {
  origin: "https://your-app.example",
});
await client.ping();
const rttMs = await client.probeLiveness();
client.close();

const reconnectConfig = createNodeReconnectConfig({
  source: createControlplaneArtifactSource({
    baseUrl: "https://your-app.example/api/flowersec",
    endpointId: "env_demo",
  }),
  connect: {
    origin: "https://your-app.example",
  },
});

Browser requestConnectArtifact(...), requestEntryConnectArtifact(...), and ControlplaneRequestError remain available from @floegence/flowersec-core/browser as stable aliases.

High-level connects use RequireTLS by default. AllowPlaintextForLoopback permits only literal loopback targets without DNS resolution. Deliberate non-loopback ws:// connections must use createNetworkPlaintextPolicy(...) with exact canonical IP literals and PlaintextRiskAcceptance.acceptPreE2ECredentialExposure. The unrestricted AllowPlaintext preset is deprecated.

Node endpoint and controlplane

@floegence/flowersec-core/node exports the high-level endpoint APIs for accepted direct WebSockets and server-role tunnel grants. @floegence/flowersec-core/endpoint provides portable session and RPC serving, while @floegence/flowersec-core/controlplane provides bounded artifact envelopes, FST2 tokens, issuer rotation, and channel initialization.

Proxy

@floegence/flowersec-core/proxy contains both portable HTTP/1 and WebSocket proxy protocols and the TypeScript-owned browser runtime. Node endpoint servers use serveProxySession(...); browser applications use the Service Worker or controller bridge helpers without changing the portable stream contract.

Docs

  • Frontend quickstart: docs/FRONTEND_QUICKSTART.md
  • Integration guide: docs/INTEGRATION_GUIDE.md
  • API surface contract: docs/API_SURFACE.md
  • Controlplane artifact fetch: docs/CONTROLPLANE_ARTIFACT_FETCH.md
  • Error model: docs/ERROR_MODEL.md
  • Migration guide: docs/V0_20_MIGRATION.md