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@tigrcorn/wt-peer-probes

v0.1.7-dev.5

Published

Browser peer probes for validating tigrcorn WebTransport support across Chromium, Firefox, WebKit/Safari, and mobile peers.

Readme

tigrcorn WebTransport Peer Probes

Browser peer probes for validating tigrcorn WebTransport support directly, without capability discovery.

Probe contract

Endpoint:

https://api.example.com/__tigrcorn/probe/wt

Report endpoint:

https://api.example.com/__tigrcorn/probe/wt/report

Required pass stages:

api -> ready -> bidi -> unidi -> datagram -> close

Install

npm install @tigrcorn/wt-peer-probes

Use from TS/JS

import { runTigrcornWTPeerProbe } from "@tigrcorn/wt-peer-probes";

const report = await runTigrcornWTPeerProbe({
  peerId: "chrome-desktop-01",
  wtUrl: "https://api.example.com/__tigrcorn/probe/wt",
  reportUrl: "https://api.example.com/__tigrcorn/probe/wt/report",
  timeoutMs: 5000
});

console.log(report.ok, report);

Expected tigrcorn behavior

On bidirectional stream:

{ "type": "probe.bidi.echo", "id": "...", "runId": "...", "peerId": "..." }

Reply on the same stream:

{ "type": "probe.bidi.echo.ok", "id": "...", "runId": "...", "peerId": "..." }

On client unidirectional stream:

{ "type": "probe.unidi.send", "id": "...", "runId": "...", "peerId": "..." }

Reply on a server-created unidirectional stream:

{ "type": "probe.unidi.ack", "id": "...", "runId": "...", "peerId": "..." }

On datagram:

{ "type": "probe.datagram.echo", "id": "...", "runId": "...", "peerId": "..." }

Reply via datagram:

{ "type": "probe.datagram.echo.ok", "id": "...", "runId": "...", "peerId": "..." }

Playwright peer matrix

npm run test:peer-api

Projects included:

Umbrella SSOT feature: feat:webtransport-peer-apis.

| Browser peer | SSOT feature | Runnable test | | --- | --- | --- | | Chromium | feat:webtransport-peer-probe-chromium | npm run test:peer-api -- --project=chromium | | Firefox | feat:webtransport-peer-probe-firefox | npm run test:peer-api -- --project=firefox | | WebKit/Safari | feat:webtransport-peer-probe-webkit | npm run test:peer-api -- --project=webkit | | Mobile Chrome | feat:webtransport-peer-probe-mobile-chrome | npm run test:peer-api -- --project=mobile-chrome | | Mobile Safari | feat:webtransport-peer-probe-mobile-safari | npm run test:peer-api -- --project=mobile-safari |

The peer API protocol test runs the package's browser entrypoint against a WebTransport-compatible peer harness and verifies the same Tigrcorn protocol messages used by the live endpoint: probe.bidi.echo, probe.unidi.send, and probe.datagram.echo.

Live endpoint probes are available when Tigrcorn is serving WebTransport:

TIGRCORN_WT_LIVE=1 TIGRCORN_ORIGIN=https://api.example.com npm run probe:playwright

Safari/WebKit failures are recorded as WT failures, not hidden behind WSS fallback.