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@forinda/video-sdk-signaling-adapter-bun

v0.1.2

Published

Bun native WebSocket server adapter for Forinda video SDK signaling protocol

Readme

@forinda/video-sdk-signaling-adapter-bun

Native Bun WebSocket signaling server adapter for the Forinda RTC SDK.

⚠️ Stub package — implementation deferred. Reserved on the registry but currently exports an empty surface. Use the workaround below.

Status

Bun ships its own WebSocket server (Bun.serve({ websocket: ... })) with a different shape from Node's ws. A native adapter that talks to Bun's server directly (instead of going through ws) avoids a redundant dependency and gets Bun's tighter perf characteristics. That adapter is a planned epic; this package is a placeholder until then.

Workaround

Bun is API-compatible with Node's ws package, so @forinda/video-sdk-signaling-adapter-ws works on Bun today with no changes:

// works under Bun:
import { defineWebSocketSignalingServer } from "@forinda/video-sdk-signaling-adapter-ws";

const server = defineWebSocketSignalingServer({ port: 8787 });
console.log("signaling on ws://127.0.0.1:8787");

You'll have a ws dependency in your bundle that you wouldn't strictly need with a native adapter, but it's a small price (~30 KB unminified) and the code is identical to the Node path.

When this lands

If you have a production Bun deployment that would benefit from a native adapter, open an issue with a benchmark and we'll prioritize.

License

MIT.