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flufy-ipc-contract

v0.0.4

Published

Contains the IPC contract and code needed to communicate to fluffy IPC

Downloads

497

Readme

@flufy/ipc-contract

> The single source of truth for IPC communication in the Flufy ecosystem.

This package defines the shared contracts, types, and constants required for type-safe Inter-Process Communication (IPC) between Flufy applications and the main process. By centralizing these definitions, we ensure end-to-end type safety and prevent drift between client and server implementations.


Why This Package Exists

In a monorepo setup, IPC channels often become a source of runtime errors when method names or payload shapes change in one place but not another. This package solves that by:

  • Acting as the contract layer — Both the main process and renderer apps import from here
  • Enforcing type safety — TypeScript validates all IPC calls at compile time
  • Preventing magic strings — Method names are constants, not hardcoded strings
  • Enabling IDE autocomplete — Full IntelliSense support for method names and payloads

Installation

npm install flufy-ipc-contract