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@luckystack/server

v0.16.1

Published

One-call server bootstrap for LuckyStack: HTTP + Socket.io + framework routes (api, sync, _health, /auth, uploads) wired together. Consumer's server.ts shrinks to ~20 lines.

Readme

@luckystack/server

Bootstrap for LuckyStack HTTP and Socket.io. Install with npm install @luckystack/server socket.io; add feature packages such as @luckystack/api or @luckystack/sync only when used (optional peers in package.json). Prefer bootstrapLuckyStack for ordinary boot: register project configuration, bootstrap with your application's static-file handlers, run verifyBootstrap after registration, then listen. createLuckyStackServer requires ownership of registration and readiness checks. See src/bootstrap.ts and src/verifyBootstrap.ts for current requirements.

Server is the common security perimeter: preserve origin, CSRF, socket authorization and route-specific checks when adding custom routes. Webhook origin exemptions require independent caller authentication. Test-only reset must remain unreachable in production. See design context, security rationale, and runtime maps. Runtime arguments and options are defined by src/argv.ts and src/types.ts.