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@sirena-lwm2m/server

v0.2.0

Published

A TypeScript LwM2M server for the devices that can't speak for themselves.

Readme

sirena-lwm2m-server

A TypeScript LwM2M server for the devices that can't speak for themselves.

Documentation

  • The OMA LwM2M object model (ObjectRegistry, standard objects 0..10, ObjectDefinition, ResourceDefinition) now lives in @sirena-lwm2m/core and is re-exported from this package.

Dependency policy

The library (@sirena-lwm2m/server) has zero mandatory production dependencies. Optional adapters (express, ws) are declared as optionalDependencies and loaded only via subpath imports (@sirena-lwm2m/server/transport/http, etc.). Peer dependencies (@sirena-lwm2m/coap, mqtt) must be installed by the consumer when needed. SQLite support uses the built-in node:sqlite module (Node 24+) — no install step required.

A CI job (.github/workflows/dep-tree-guard.yml) enforces this on every PR and push to main. It packs the library, installs it in a clean directory, and fails the build if any of the following appear in the resulting dep tree: express, ws, mqtt, aedes, @sirena-lwm2m/coap.

The Story

In the waters below Sorrento's cliffs, the Sirens once lured sailors with signals no one could ignore. Somewhere between the fourth espresso and a heated debate about CBOR encoding, a group of engineers sitting on a terrace above the Tyrrhenian Sea realized they were building the same thing — a way for tiny, voiceless devices to sing clearly across any network. Sirena was named that afternoon. Not for the danger, but for the clarity of the signal.