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@pepys/ingest

v0.4.0

Published

pepys ingest: the receive routes, the fact log and the blob store

Readme

pepys ingest, for Bun: it receives each source's deliveries and appends them to the fact log.

A deployment serves one receive route for each receive path of its sources. Each route checks its delivery, and appends the facts it reads to the fact log.

Install

bun add @pepys/ingest

Serve a deployment's routes from an entry file, with the S2 settings and each secret its routes name:

// serve-ingest.ts
import { serveIngest } from '@pepys/ingest';
import { deployment } from './deployment.ts';

await serveIngest({ deployment, environment: process.env });
export PEPYS_S2_ACCESS_TOKEN  # the S2 access token, set in your shell beforehand
PEPYS_S2_ENDPOINT=http://127.0.0.1:8090 PEPYS_S2_BASIN=pepys bun serve-ingest.ts

Features

  • serveIngest and createIngest: the receive routes of a deployment.
  • The sender proof port, with the adapter that verifies a worker machine's identity token through @impz/client/identity.
  • The fact log port, with its S2 and memory adapters.
  • The blob store port, with its Garage and local folder adapters.

Documentation

The pepys docs hold the design of ingest and the log.