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@mg.js/common

v0.1.6

Published

Shared protocol core for magicgarden.js: wire contract, typed action surface, state engine, sequencer, transport seam, error taxonomy and domain catalogues.

Readme

@mg.js/common

The shared protocol core of magicgarden.js: the wire contract for all 71 Magic Garden "Quinoa" wire actions, exposed as a 72-method typed surface. The 72nd is fuseCrystal, which shares PlaceCrystal's wire string rather than owning one. The package also holds the state engine, the command sequencer and the domain catalogues.

It has zero runtime dependencies and is runtime-agnostic: it opens no socket and touches no DOM. It is the layer @mg.js/headless and @mg.js/bootstrapped are both built on, and it is useful on its own for encoding commands or replaying state without connecting anything.

Install

npm install @mg.js/common

Entry points

| Subpath | Contains | |---|---| | @mg.js/common | everything below, re-exported | | @mg.js/common/protocol | envelopes, codec, connect URL, close codes, id generation | | @mg.js/common/actions | the action registry, param types, command handles, sequencer, result codes | | @mg.js/common/state | JSON Pointer, RFC 6902 applier, observable store, typed paths | | @mg.js/common/catalog | catalogue sources (static, platform, remote JSON) and the live-fetching client | | @mg.js/common/transport | the transport seam both clients implement |

Example

import { CatalogClient, PlatformApiSource, RemoteJsonSource } from '@mg.js/common';

const catalog = new CatalogClient({
  sources: [
    new PlatformApiSource(),                                      // live version + shops + weather
    new RemoteJsonSource({ baseUrl: 'http://localhost:8080' }),    // entities from any /data mirror
  ],
});

const { version, shops, plants, missing } = await catalog.load();

Documentation

The protocol and the decisions behind it are documented in the repository: protocol.md, attachment.md, sessions.md, close-codes.md, announcements.md and DESIGN.md, which is the standard the codebase is written to.

Nothing here is official, and a game update can change any of it.

License

MIT