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@liveflux/graphql-ws

v0.1.0

Published

graphql-transport-ws adapter for Liveflux — GraphQL subscriptions over WebSocket, spoken directly with zero dependencies.

Readme

@liveflux/graphql-ws

The graphql-transport-ws adapter for Liveflux — GraphQL subscriptions over WebSocket, turned into a normalized, reconnect-safe event stream for @liveflux/core.

New to Liveflux? Start with pnpm create liveflux@latest — it picks your framework binding and transport and wires everything up for you.

  • Speaks the protocol directly — no GraphQL client to bundle. Zero runtime dependencies, tree-shakeable, tiny.
  • Channel → subscription. A liveflux channel maps to a GraphQL subscription document (override with query); each next result is routed back to its channel and normalized.
  • Reconnect-safe. The core owns reconnect; active subscriptions are replayed after each connection_ack. ping is answered with pong.
  • Secure by default. Inbound size cap; only well-formed typed messages are acted on. Injectable WebSocket; connectionParams for auth.
import { LivefluxClient } from '@liveflux/core';
import { graphqlWs } from '@liveflux/graphql-ws';

const client = new LivefluxClient({
  adapter: graphqlWs('wss://example.com/graphql', {
    // a channel is the subscription document; params are its variables (both overridable)
    query: (channel, params) => ({ query: channel, variables: params }),
    connectionParams: () => ({ authToken: getToken() }),
  }),
});
client.connect();

Subscribe to a channel whose name is a subscription document:

client.subscribe({
  channel: 'subscription OnTrade($sym: String!) { trade(symbol: $sym) { id price } }',
  params: { sym: 'ACME' },
  into: { strategy: 'upsert', key: 'id' },
});

License

MIT