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@xyo-network/dapp-kit-port

v2.1.4

Published

Runtime-neutral application-port peers for headless XL1 dApps

Readme

@xyo-network/dapp-kit-port

Shared application-port client and host peers for browser and Node transports.

The package owns protocol state for unary requests, acknowledged cancellation, bounded-credit streams, exact redelivery checks, and durable resume cursors. Every frame is validated against its attachment grant, plan, system incarnation, host session, request, port, operation, and deadline before domain delivery.

The peers depend only on a small message-endpoint interface. Platform packages adapt MessagePort, WebSocket, or future native transports to that interface; they do not duplicate the protocol state machine. Actor and provider locators never cross the endpoint.

The package also owns the transport-neutral WebSocket wire mapping. Frames are strict I-JSON text messages with canonical serialization, a negotiated byte limit, and an attachment hello that carries the existing grant. The shared connectWebSocketApplicationPort() client works with browser WebSocket and compatible Node implementations. It verifies the expected dApp, plan, protocol version, and grant lifetime before publishing an ApplicationPortClient. Transport loss rejects pending unary and streaming work; reconnecting creates a new attachment and resumes only through the existing cursor protocol.