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@txline-kit/replay

v0.1.0

Published

Wire-compatible replay server for TxLINE match data — fetch historical fixtures and replay them at any speed for demos, backtests, and CI

Downloads

39

Readme

@txline-kit/replay

A wire-compatible replay server for TxLINE match data. Fetch a finished fixture's real history and replay it at any speed — your app (or any @txline-kit/client consumer) can't tell it apart from the live API. Part of txline-kit.

Install

npm install -D @txline-kit/replay

Why

Judges/reviewers often evaluate your app after the live event ends. This package is how your demo still works: pull a real match into a local corpus once, then replay it on demand, forever, at whatever speed you like.

Usage

# pull a finished match (start time 6h-2wk in the past) into ./corpus
npx txline-replay fetch --fixture 18209181

# replay it wire-compatibly at 30x
npx txline-replay serve --fixture 18209181 --speed 30
import { createTxlineClient } from "@txline-kit/client";

// identical consumer code — only the constructor changes:
const tx = createTxlineClient({ network: "replay", baseUrl: "http://localhost:8788/api" });

Playback control while the server is running:

curl -X POST localhost:8788/control -d '{"action":"speed","value":60}'
curl -X POST localhost:8788/control -d '{"action":"seek","value":1783627253085}'
curl -X POST localhost:8788/control -d '{"action":"pause"}'

Also exposes startReplayServer() and fetchFixture() programmatically — see the root repo's agent/src/demo.ts and keeper/src/demo-replay.ts for real one-command demo harnesses built on it.

Author

Built by addargBackup · @addarg7

MIT licensed.