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@lenso/web-ingress-workers

v0.1.0

Published

`@lenso/web-ingress-workers` connects a backend-authorized Lenso WebSocket session to Cloudflare's `WebSocketPair`. Use `createWebSocketTransport()` as the `upgradeWebSocket` option of Runtime's `createStreamingHttpHandler`.

Readme

Workers WebSocket transport

@lenso/web-ingress-workers connects a backend-authorized Lenso WebSocket session to Cloudflare's WebSocketPair. Use createWebSocketTransport() as the upgradeWebSocket option of Runtime's createStreamingHttpHandler.

The Web Ingress Plugin owns routes, credentials, Origin policy, subprotocol selection and frame validation. The transport does not authorize an upgrade. Every read/write enters Wasm through the Runtime session lease. The shared event scope owns native close and fences late events when that generation is abandoned.

Defaults bound individual messages to 64 KiB, pending inbound messages to 16, pending inbound bytes to 1 MiB, and total bidirectional payload to 1 MiB. Match these limits to the Ingress configuration. Empty messages remain valid. Ping/Pong is transport-owned. A peer close without a status is normalized to 1000; abnormal closure fails the session. Sessions have a separate Runtime lifetime deadline.

Workers send() returns immediately and exposes no drain acknowledgement. This transport bounds total output but does not claim network backpressure or peer acknowledgement. Incoming platform buffering precedes the message event. HTTP response streams, in contrast, pull only on downstream demand.

Run npm test after installing the Runtime package. Before registry publication, install an explicitly supplied Runtime archive with --no-save --package-lock=false. The package itself imports no sibling checkout.