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@polkadot-apps/host-sdk

v0.4.0

Published

TypeScript wrapper for @polkadot-apps/host-wasm — typed APIs, lifecycle management, and ergonomic initialization

Downloads

2,596

Readme

@polkadot/host-sdk

TypeScript helpers and wrappers for host SDK consumers.

Experimental

This package currently includes an experimental peer-to-peer file transfer module built on top of window.host.ext.data.

Current location:

  • src/experimental/file-transfer.ts
  • src/experimental/logger.ts
  • examples/file-transfer-console.ts

Current consumer:

  • vox

Current design:

  • JSON control messages
  • binary chunk payloads
  • adaptive receive window
  • retry/recovery handling
  • cancel support
  • SHA-256 integrity verification

Current status:

  • validated manually with medium and large transfers
  • API is not yet stable
  • behavior and tuning may still change

Recommended usage for now:

import * as experimental from "@polkadot/host-sdk/experimental";

experimental.initDataEvents();
experimental.onDataEvent((event) => {
  console.log(event.type);
});

There is also a minimal example consumer in:

  • examples/file-transfer-console.ts

Near-term roadmap:

  • keep Vox as the primary consumer while the API settles
  • continue throughput tuning against this module instead of app-local code
  • later decide whether to promote this to a stable supported surface