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@pureq/connectivity

v1.0.0

Published

True Universal Web-Stream-Based Connectivity for Pureq

Readme

@pureq/connectivity v0.1.0

The Universal Web-Stream-Based Communication Heart for Pureq.

@pureq/connectivity is a 100% zero-dependency, platform-agnostic I/O layer. It serves as the foundation for all Pureq networking, from database drivers to secure RPC transport.


Why Connectivity?

Networking APIs are fragmented across different runtimes (Node.js net, Bun Bun.connect, Cloudflare connect()). Pureq Connectivity abstracts these differences into a single, high-performance interface based on the Web Streams API.

  • True Zero-Dependency: No reliance on node:* modules or any external libraries.
  • Universal Runtime: One codebase for Browser, Cloudflare Workers, Bun, Deno, and Node.js.
  • Web-Stream Native: Built on ReadableStream and WritableStream for native back-pressure and efficiency.
  • Slab-Aware: Designed to support Pureq's zero-allocation memory philosophy.

Core Architecture

Instead of reinventing the wheel, Connectivity "shims" platform-specific TCP/TLS APIs into standard Web Streams.

import { PureqConnection } from "@pureq/connectivity";

// One API to rule them all
const conn = await PureqConnection.connect({
  host: "localhost",
  port: 5432
});

// High-level async reading
const header = await conn.reader.read(5);
const body = await conn.reader.read(header[4]);

// Direct writing
await conn.writer.write(new Uint8Array([0x01, 0x02]));

Documentation

Detailed technical guides are available in the docs directory:


Supported Runtimes

  • Node.js 18+ (via self-implemented Stream Bridge)
  • Bun (Native integration)
  • Deno (Native integration)
  • Cloudflare Workers (via TCP Socket API)

License

MIT