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@openlogs/server

v0.2.1

Published

Node.js WebSocket + REST API server for openLog — real-time device communication hub

Readme

@openlogs/server

Node.js WebSocket + REST API server for openLog — the real-time communication hub between mobile devices, PC panel, and AI tools.

Installation

npm install @openlogs/server

Usage

Programmatic

import { createServer } from '@openlogs/server';

const server = createServer({ port: 38291 });
// Server is now running with WebSocket + REST API

Via CLI

npx @openlogs/cli           # Starts server with auto-detected LAN IPs
npx @openlogs/cli -p 8080   # Custom port

REST API

| Method | Path | Description | |--------|------|-------------| | POST | /api/ingest | External data ingestion | | GET | /api/devices | List connected devices | | GET | /api/devices/:id/logs | Get console logs | | GET | /api/devices/:id/network | Get network requests | | GET | /api/devices/:id/storage | Get storage snapshot | | GET | /api/devices/:id/performance | Get performance data | | GET | /api/devices/:id/health | Health check | | POST | /api/devices/:id/execute | Remote JS execution | | POST | /api/devices/:id/screenshot | Trigger screenshot | | POST | /api/devices/:id/network-throttle | Network throttling | | POST | /api/devices/:id/mocks | Add Mock rule | | DELETE | /api/devices/:id/mocks/:mockId | Delete Mock rule | | POST | /api/devices/:id/perf-run/start | Start benchmark | | POST | /api/devices/:id/perf-run/stop | Stop benchmark | | GET | /api/devices/:id/perf-run | Benchmark history |

WebSocket Protocol

The server acts as a relay hub between:

  • Mobile SDK → pushes real-time data (logs, network, storage, etc.)
  • PC Panel → receives data + sends commands (execute JS, reload, mock)
  • MCP Tools → queries data + sends commands via AI agents

Architecture

Express HTTP Server
├── REST API routes (/api/*)
├── Static file serving (PC panel)
└── WebSocket Server
    ├── Device connections (SDK)
    ├── Panel connections (Web)
    └── Data stores (in-memory)
        ├── DeviceStore
        ├── LogStore
        ├── NetworkStore
        ├── StorageStore
        ├── PerformanceStore
        └── PerfRunStore

Development

pnpm --filter @openlogs/server dev    # Watch mode
pnpm --filter @openlogs/server build  # Build
pnpm --filter @openlogs/server test   # Run tests

License

MIT © openLog