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@lacspace/idempotency

v1.0.0

Published

Make any operation exactly-once with an idempotency key — replay stored results on retries, safe under concurrency, with optional request fingerprinting. Framework-agnostic, pluggable store, zero-dependency, isomorphic.

Readme

@lacspace/idempotency

Make any operation exactly-once with an idempotency key — replay results on retries, safe under concurrency.

npm version install size minzipped types license

The "don't double-charge the card, don't send the email twice" pattern. A client retries; a webhook fires again; a user double-clicks — and your operation runs once, replaying the stored result. Every existing library is welded to a framework (Hono, AWS Lambda); this is the framework-agnostic primitive.

  • ♻️ Exactly-once — a repeat key replays the cached result instead of re-running
  • 🔒 Concurrency-safe — in-flight de-dupe in-process, atomic create-if-absent for shared stores, plus a conflict/wait policy
  • 🔎 Optional request fingerprint — catch a key reused with a different payload (Stripe-style)
  • 🧩 Pluggable store (in-memory built in; bring your own Redis / KV / SQL) · zero deps · isomorphic

Install

npm install @lacspace/idempotency      # or pnpm add / yarn add / bun add

Exactly-once in one call

import { idempotent } from "@lacspace/idempotency";

// in a POST handler — the client sends an Idempotency-Key header
const key = request.headers.get("idempotency-key")!;

const { value, replayed } = await idempotent(key, () => chargeCard(order));
// first request: runs chargeCard, stores the result   → replayed: false
// any retry with the same key: returns the SAME result → replayed: true (no second charge)

return Response.json(value);

Bring your own store

import { Idempotency, MemoryIdempotencyStore } from "@lacspace/idempotency";

const idem = new Idempotency({ store: new MemoryIdempotencyStore(60 * 60 * 1000) });
// implement { get, create, set, delete } over Redis/KV/SQL for multi-instance apps

Detect key reuse (different payload, same key)

import { fingerprint } from "@lacspace/idempotency";

await idem.run(key, () => createOrder(body), { fingerprint: fingerprint(body) });
// reusing the key with a different body throws IdempotencyKeyReuseError

Concurrency

// Two requests, same key, at the same time:
const [a, b] = await Promise.all([
  idem.run(key, work),
  idem.run(key, work),
]);
// work() runs ONCE; both get the same value. a.replayed=false, b.replayed=true

Across processes/instances (shared store), a second call finds an in-progress record and either throws IdempotencyConflictError (default) or waits for the result with { onConflict: "wait" }.

Behaviour

| Situation | Result | | --- | --- | | New key | runs fn, stores result, replayed: false | | Repeat key (completed) | replays stored value, replayed: true | | fn throws | key is cleared → next call retries (unless cacheErrors: true) | | cacheErrors: true + prior failure | replays a ReplayedError | | Same key in progress (same process) | de-duped — awaits the one execution | | Same key in progress (other instance) | IdempotencyConflictError, or waits with onConflict: "wait" | | Same key, different fingerprint | IdempotencyKeyReuseError |

API

| Export | Description | | --- | --- | | idempotent(key, fn, opts?) | run at-most-once via a shared in-memory store | | new Idempotency({ store?, cacheErrors? }) | engine bound to a store | | .run(key, fn, opts?){ value, replayed } | the core method | | .forget(key) | clear a key so it can run fresh | | MemoryIdempotencyStore(ttlMs?) · IdempotencyStore | store + interface | | fingerprint(payload) | stable, order-independent request signature | | IdempotencyConflictError · IdempotencyKeyReuseError · ReplayedError | typed errors |

Licensing

This package is free under the Lacspace Free Licence — MIT-equivalent freedoms. Use it in personal and commercial projects at no cost; just keep the notice.

Not every Lacspace package is free. We also offer Commercial (paid), Client-specific, and Private (proprietary) packages under separate terms. See the full Lacspace Licence Centre.


Part of the Lacspace ecosystem — zero-dependency, isomorphic TypeScript packages.

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