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@procwire/runtime-core

v1.3.0

Published

Shared runtime-agnostic types, errors and events for Procwire runtime packages.

Readme

@procwire/runtime-core

Shared runtime-agnostic building blocks for the Procwire runtime packages.

This package is the single source of truth for the types, error factories and event-name constants used by both the Node.js packages (@procwire/core, @procwire/client) and their Bun counterparts (@procwire/bun-core, @procwire/bun-client). Previously these definitions were maintained as near-identical copies in each package; they now live here exactly once.

Should I depend on this directly?

No. This package is internal plumbing for the @procwire/* runtime packages, which re-export everything from here as part of their public API. Import from @procwire/core, @procwire/client, @procwire/bun-core or @procwire/bun-client instead — their APIs are stable; the layout of this package is not.

What's inside

Parent side (core / bun-core):

  • Types: ModuleState, ExecutableConfig, ResponseType, MethodConfig, EventConfig, RetryDelayConfig, RestartLimitConfig, HeartbeatConfig, SpawnPolicy, ModuleSchema, InitMessage
  • Errors: ProcwireError, ModuleErrors, ManagerErrors
  • Events: ManagerEvents, ModuleEvents

Child side (client / bun-client):

  • Types: MethodDefinition, EventDefinition, ClientOptions, MethodHandler, RequestContext, TypedRequestContext
  • Errors: ProcwireClientError, ClientErrors

License

MIT