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@uvrn/signal

v1.0.0

Published

Typed internal event bus for the UVRN protocol

Readme

@uvrn/signal

@uvrn/signal is the UVRN protocol's typed in-process event bus. It gives packages and applications a small pub/sub layer with a stable event map so drift, canon, agent, and watch can communicate without hard wiring themselves to one another.

Minimal install

npm install @uvrn/signal

No other @uvrn/* packages are required. @uvrn/signal has zero runtime dependencies.

Usage

import { SignalBridge, SignalBus } from '@uvrn/signal';

const busA = new SignalBus();
const busB = new SignalBus();

busA.on('drift:threshold', (event) => {
  console.log(event.claimId, event.snapshot.adjustedScore);
});

const bridge = new SignalBridge(busA, busB);
bridge.connect('drift:threshold');

busB.on('drift:threshold', (event) => {
  console.log('Forwarded to busB:', event.status);
});

busA.emit('drift:threshold', {
  claimId: 'clm_sol_001',
  status: 'DRIFTING',
  snapshot: {
    adjustedScore: 67.4,
    freshness: 52,
    decayRate: 0.35,
    timestamp: Date.now(),
  },
});

Typed Event Map

The typed event map is the package's core value. SignalBus uses UVRNEventMap by default so each event key narrows its payload automatically.

import { SignalBus } from '@uvrn/signal';

const bus = new SignalBus();

bus.on('canon:suggested', (event) => {
  event.receiptId;
  event.score;
});

Extending the Bus

SignalBus accepts a custom event map generic so applications can add or replace events without losing type inference.

import { SignalBus, type UVRNEventMap } from '@uvrn/signal';

interface AppEvents extends UVRNEventMap {
  'custom:ping': { id: string; ok: boolean };
}

const bus = new SignalBus<AppEvents>();
bus.emit('custom:ping', { id: 'ping-1', ok: true });

SignalBridge

SignalBridge forwards selected events from one SignalBus to another. This is useful for worker-to-client, service-to-service, or adapter-to-app forwarding inside the same process boundary.

Public API

  • SignalBus
  • SignalBridge
  • UVRNEventMap
  • DriftThresholdEvent
  • DriftStableEvent
  • CanonSuggestionEvent
  • CanonizedEvent
  • AgentReceiptEvent
  • AgentRegisteredEvent
  • AgentStoppedEvent
  • WatchAlertEvent
  • WatchCooldownEvent
  • SignalEventMap
  • SignalEventKey
  • SignalHandler

Dependencies

  • Runtime dependencies: none
  • Peer dependencies: none