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@kinesisjs/core

v0.2.0

Published

TypeScript-first, framework-agnostic vehicle interpolation engine — core

Readme

@kinesisjs/core

Pure-TypeScript interpolation engine — framework-agnostic, ~5 KB minified+gzipped.

npm Changelog License TypeScript

Mathematical engine for smooth movement between periodic position updates. No dependency on any map library or UI framework; extends through the adapter pattern.

Scope

  • rAF-based clock — 60fps tick, no tab-background catch-up jumps
  • Interpolation modes — linear, cubic, geodesic, none, adaptive
  • Bounded memory — ring slot pattern, allocation-free hot path
  • Multi-state lifecycleactive / warning / stale / completed + markCompleted API
  • Sanity checks — anomalous-jump (distance vs. speed) and sharp-turn (heading) detection
  • Typed event bustick, vehicleadded, vehiclewarning, vehiclestale, vehiclecompleted, vehicleremoved, ingest, error
  • TrackAdapter interface — map adapters implement this contract
  • CustomInterpolator interface — sync/async; foundation for route-aware extensions
  • math-utilshaversineDistance, shortestArcDiff, linearLerp as public exports

Out of scope

  • Map feature lifecycle → adapter packages
  • Framework lifecycle → wrapper packages
  • Data fetching, WebSocket management → application code

Installation

pnpm add @kinesisjs/core

Usage

import { Tracker } from '@kinesisjs/core';
import type { TrackAdapter, TrailPoint, Position } from '@kinesisjs/core';

class MyAdapter implements TrackAdapter {
  addVehicle(id: string, p: TrailPoint): void {
    /* draw on your map */
  }
  updatePosition(id: string, p: TrailPoint): void {
    /* feature.setCoordinates */
  }
  removeVehicle(id: string): void {
    /* remove from layer */
  }
  destroy(): void {
    /* cleanup */
  }
  // Optional: updateOpacity(id, opacity), getMemoryEstimate()
}

const tracker = new Tracker({
  adapter: new MyAdapter(),
  interpolation: 'adaptive',
});

tracker.start();
tracker.on('vehiclestale', ({ vehicleId }) => console.log(`${vehicleId} stale`));
tracker.on('error', (e) => console.warn(`[${e.code}]`, e.message));

// From your WebSocket handler:
const positions: Position[] = [{ id: 'v1', lng: 29, lat: 41 }];
tracker.ingest(positions);

Public API

// Classes
export { Tracker, Clock, Interpolator, AdaptiveInterpolator, EventBus, Sweeper };

// Utilities
export { haversineDistance, shortestArcDiff, linearLerp };

// Types
export type {
  Position,
  TrailPoint,
  VehicleSlot,
  VehicleState,
  SweepResult,
  InitialPositionBehavior,
  TrackerOptions,
  TrackerStats,
  TrackerEventMap,
  TrackAdapter,
  InterpolationMode,
  CustomInterpolator,
  InterpolationOptions,
  AdaptiveOptions,
  AdaptiveBehavior,
  TrackerError,
  TrackerErrorCode,
  FadeAnimationOptions,
};

Performance

Interpolator.compute linear: ~50 ns/call (20M ops/sec). Tracker.tick with 1000 vehicles: ~0.15 ms (about 1% of the 60fps tick budget).

License

MIT