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@phreshos/node

v0.1.25

Published

Node.js access to PhreshOS and Program projects.

Readme

@phreshos/node

Node.js access to a PhreshOS System and local Program projects.

Documentation · System · First Program · Source

Role

The Node SDK exposes the same complete System contract available inside Server Endpoints. It adds only the lifecycle of an externally owned connection and the Project authoring API for building, running, installing, and packaging local Program projects.

The connection transport is not public API. Core owns the domain model, and the System remains authoritative whether an operation can execute locally or must cross the connection boundary.

Installation

| Package manager | Command | | --- | --- | | npm | npm install @phreshos/node | | pnpm | pnpm add @phreshos/node | | Bun | bun add @phreshos/node | | Yarn | yarn add @phreshos/node |

@phreshos/core is a peer dependency and the single import path for shared System and runtime contracts.

import { Project, System } from "@phreshos/node"

const system = await System.connect()
const project = await Project.open()

for await (const event of await project.start(system)) {
  console.log(event)
}

await system.disconnect()

See Node SDK for System connection and Project lifecycle details.

Development

bun install --frozen-lockfile
bun run verify

verify checks the types, builds the package, runs the connection and Project tests, and validates the published package shape independently.

check performs static checks, build creates distributable output, and test runs Vitest assertions from tests/. Run build before testing built artifacts. verify runs check, build, and test in order. Operational tooling belongs in scripts/; tests and their fixtures belong in tests/. Verification uses the committed dependency graph without local package substitutions.

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License

Licensed under the MIT License. Copyright © 2026 Zohayr SLILEH.