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@synpatico/client

v1.0.2

Published

Synpatico client library

Readme

@synpatico/client

A client library for optimizing network requests using the Synpatico protocol.

Installation

npm install @synpatico/client

Usage

The library provides two ways to use Synpatico:

1. Automatic Global Patching

Automatically patches fetch and XMLHttpRequest to optimize all network requests:

import { patchGlobals } from '@synpatico/client/patch'

// Patch all requests
const handle = patchGlobals()

// Or patch only specific URLs
const handle = patchGlobals({
  isTargetUrl: (url) => url.includes('api.example.com')
})

// Later, if needed, unpatch
handle.unpatch()

2. Manual Client Usage

Use the client manually for specific requests:

import { createSynpaticoClient } from '@synpatico/client/client'

const client = createSynpaticoClient({
  isTargetUrl: (url) => url.includes('api.example.com')
})

// Use the optimized fetch
const response = await client.fetch('https://api.example.com/data')
const data = await response.json()

// Clear cache if needed
client.clearCache()

// Access the registry
const registry = client.getRegistry()

Options

Both patchGlobals and createSynpaticoClient accept the following options:

  • isTargetUrl?: (url: string) => boolean - Filter which URLs to optimize
  • enableLifecycle?: boolean - Enable lifecycle hooks (default: true)
  • lifecycle?: object - Lifecycle event handlers
    • onPacketDecoded?: (info) => void - Called when a packet is decoded
    • onLearnedStructure?: (info) => void - Called when a new structure is learned
    • onError?: (error, context) => void - Called on errors
    • transformDecoded?: (info) => any - Transform decoded data

Import Paths

  • @synpatico/client - All exports (default)
  • @synpatico/client/patch - Only patching functionality
  • @synpatico/client/client - Only client functionality

License

MIT