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@gamention/pulse-core

v0.3.7

Published

Core client SDK for Pulse — WebSocket connection, state management, and API for real-time collaboration

Readme

@gamention/pulse-core

Core client SDK for Pulse — WebSocket connection management, state management, and API for real-time collaboration.

Installation

npm install @gamention/pulse-core

Quick Start

import { PulseClient } from '@gamention/pulse-core';

const client = new PulseClient({
  apiKey: 'pk_...',
  token: 'jwt_token_from_your_backend',
  room: 'my-page',
  endpoint: 'wss://pulse.hire.rest',
});

client.connect();

// Listen for real-time events
client.state.on('threads', (threads) => {
  console.log('Threads updated:', threads);
});

client.state.on('presence', (users) => {
  console.log('Online users:', users);
});

// Create a comment thread
client.createThread('Great work on this section!', {
  position: { x: 0.5, y: 0.3 },
  mentions: [],
});

// Reply to a thread
client.reply('thread-id', 'Thanks!');

// React to a comment
client.addReaction('comment-id', 'comment', '\u{1F44D}');

// Upload a file
const result = await client.uploadFile(file);

API

PulseClient

| Method | Description | |--------|-------------| | connect() | Connect to the WebSocket server | | disconnect() | Disconnect and clean up | | createThread(body, options?) | Create a new comment thread | | reply(threadId, body, mentions?) | Reply to a thread | | editComment(commentId, body, mentions?) | Edit a comment | | deleteComment(commentId) | Delete a comment | | resolveThread(threadId, resolved?) | Resolve/reopen a thread | | addReaction(targetId, targetType, emoji) | Add a reaction | | removeReaction(reactionId) | Remove a reaction | | moveCursor(position) | Send cursor position | | uploadFile(file) | Upload an image/audio/video file | | markRead(notificationId) | Mark notification as read | | markAllRead() | Mark all notifications as read |

StateManager (client.state)

| Property | Description | |----------|-------------| | user | Current authenticated user | | threads | All threads in the room | | presence | Online users | | notifications | User's notifications | | unreadCount | Unread notification count |

Subscribe to changes with client.state.on(event, callback).

When to Use This

Use @gamention/pulse-core when you want to build your own UI on top of Pulse. For drop-in web components, use @gamention/pulse-elements instead.

Documentation

Full docs at pulse.hire.rest/docs

License

MIT