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@rstreamlabs/utils

v1.7.0

Published

Shared utility functions used across rstream packages and applications.

Downloads

123

Readme

@rstreamlabs/utils

Small shared utilities used by rstream packages and applications.

This package is intentionally narrow. It contains code that is useful across apps but does not belong to a product-specific SDK surface.

Install

npm install @rstreamlabs/utils

Public IP Discovery

getPublicIP() uses RTCPeerConnection and a STUN server to discover server reflexive IPv4 and IPv6 candidates in browser-compatible runtimes.

import { getPublicIP } from "@rstreamlabs/utils";

const result = await getPublicIP();

if ("error" in result) {
  console.error(result.error);
} else {
  console.log(result.ipv4);
  console.log(result.ipv6);
}

Pass a custom STUN server when the default public Google STUN endpoint is not appropriate:

const result = await getPublicIP("stun:stun.example.net:3478");

The function returns structured partial errors because IPv4 and IPv6 discovery can fail independently.

File Sharing Client Protocol

The hosted rstream file-sharing tool uses browser-side WebCrypto for access challenges and download decryption. The client protocol helpers are exported from the @rstreamlabs/utils/file-sharing subpath so they stay out of the generic root utility surface.

import { createFileSharingAccessChallenge } from "@rstreamlabs/utils/file-sharing";
import { decodeFileSharingKey } from "@rstreamlabs/utils/file-sharing";
import { FileSharingDownloadStream } from "@rstreamlabs/utils/file-sharing";
import { importFileSharingAesCtrKey } from "@rstreamlabs/utils/file-sharing";

const keyBytes = decodeFileSharingKey(location.hash.slice(1));
const challenge = await createFileSharingAccessChallenge({ key: keyBytes });
const response = await fetch(
  `/api/tools/file-sharing/id/download?challenge=${challenge}`,
);
const responseBody = response.body;
const key = await importFileSharingAesCtrKey({ key: keyBytes });

if (responseBody === null) {
  throw new Error("Download response did not include a body.");
}

await responseBody
  .pipeThrough(new FileSharingDownloadStream({ key }))
  .pipeTo(writable);

Runtime Notes

getPublicIP() requires RTCPeerConnection. It is intended for browser-like environments, not plain Node.js processes.

The file-sharing helpers require WebCrypto and Web Streams. They are intended for browser-compatible runtimes and for tests that provide crypto.subtle.

Development

npm --workspace @rstreamlabs/utils run type-check
npm --workspace @rstreamlabs/utils run lint
npm --workspace @rstreamlabs/utils run test
npm --workspace @rstreamlabs/utils run build