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@qvac/bare-sdk

v0.13.5

Published

Bare-targeted slim assembly of the QVAC SDK. Consumers install only the addon packages they need and register plugins explicitly. No addon dependencies pulled in by default.

Readme

@qvac/bare-sdk

Bare-targeted slim distribution of the QVAC SDK. Designed for consumers assembling their own worker entry on the Bare runtime (Pear apps, bare-expo mobile apps, direct Bare scripts).

Part of QVAC ecosystem

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Why this exists

The default @qvac/sdk package ships with the full set of built-in plugin addons so Node and Expo consumers can call any capability out of the box. @qvac/bare-sdk exposes the same SDK surface with no built-in addon dependencies, so consumers install only the addons their worker actually registers. Paired with bare-pack's static bundle analysis, the resulting native binary scales with the plugins explicitly assembled in the worker entry.

Install

npm install @qvac/bare-sdk @qvac/translation-nmtcpp

Replace @qvac/translation-nmtcpp with whichever addon packages match the plugins you want to register.

Worker entry example (NMT-only)

import { plugins } from "@qvac/bare-sdk";
import { nmtPlugin } from "@qvac/bare-sdk/nmtcpp-translation/plugin";

const sdk = plugins([nmtPlugin]);

const result = await sdk.translate({
  modelId: "my-model",
  text: "Hello world",
  sourceLang: "en",
  targetLang: "fr",
});

Capability to addon package

| Plugin subpath | Addon package | | ------------------------------------------------ | -------------------------------- | | @qvac/bare-sdk/llamacpp-completion/plugin | @qvac/llm-llamacpp | | @qvac/bare-sdk/llamacpp-embedding/plugin | @qvac/embed-llamacpp | | @qvac/bare-sdk/whispercpp-transcription/plugin | @qvac/transcription-whispercpp | | @qvac/bare-sdk/parakeet-transcription/plugin | @qvac/transcription-parakeet | | @qvac/bare-sdk/nmtcpp-translation/plugin | @qvac/translation-nmtcpp | | @qvac/bare-sdk/onnx-tts/plugin | @qvac/tts-onnx | | @qvac/bare-sdk/onnx-ocr/plugin | @qvac/ocr-onnx | | @qvac/bare-sdk/sdcpp-generation/plugin | @qvac/diffusion-cpp | | @qvac/bare-sdk/ggml-vla/plugin | @qvac/vla-ggml |

Relationship to @qvac/sdk

@qvac/bare-sdk is built by copying compiled output from @qvac/sdk. The two packages share the same source, version, and release branch; the only differences are package metadata (slim dependency profile, no default worker entry, explicit assembly API).

Use @qvac/sdk for Node and Expo apps that want the full default worker. Use @qvac/bare-sdk when you assemble your own worker on Bare.

Release history

@qvac/bare-sdk releases in lockstep with @qvac/sdk from the same source tree. For release notes and version history, see the @qvac/sdk changelog.

Migrating from @qvac/sdk

Existing Bare consumers running a custom worker entry can switch packages without changing call sites. Two edits:

1. Swap the dependency in the package that owns your worker:

-"@qvac/sdk": "^0.11.0",
+"@qvac/bare-sdk": "^0.11.0",

2. Rewrite worker imports — every @qvac/sdk/... subpath maps to the same path under @qvac/bare-sdk:

-import { registerPlugin } from "@qvac/sdk/plugins";
-import { nmtPlugin } from "@qvac/sdk/nmtcpp-translation/plugin";
+import { registerPlugin } from "@qvac/bare-sdk/plugins";
+import { nmtPlugin } from "@qvac/bare-sdk/nmtcpp-translation/plugin";

If your worker previously relied on the default plugin set (i.e. it never called registerPlugin), enumerate the plugins it uses via plugins([...]) or registerPlugin(...) — see Worker entry example. bare-sdk has no implicit defaults.

Behavior differences vs @qvac/sdk

Explicit plugin assembly

Consumers register plugins via plugins([...]) or registerPlugin(...). SDK calls made before any plugin is registered raise WorkerPluginsNotRegisteredError with guidance to the assembly API.

Pear pre-hook

@qvac/sdk ships a pear-pre script that auto-generates qvac/worker.pear.entry.mjs from qvac.config.{json,mjs}. @qvac/bare-sdk follows the explicit-assembly model, so Pear apps using bare-sdk author the entry file directly.

Fix: create qvac/worker.pear.entry.mjs in your app root:

import { registerPlugin } from "@qvac/bare-sdk/plugins";
import { nmtPlugin } from "@qvac/bare-sdk/nmtcpp-translation/plugin";

registerPlugin(nmtPlugin);

await import("../worker.js");

Then add "/qvac/worker.pear.entry.mjs" to pear.stage.entrypoints in your package.json. A bare-sdk-aware pre-hook is on the roadmap.