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@automattic/lasagna

lasagna.js, the reference client for the Lasagna web service

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Lasagna.js

Lasagna.js is the official client of the Lasagna web service. Lasagna is a real-time "layer" in between serverside properties and web/mobile clients, functioning as a lightweight message bus.

This client provides:

  • ⏩ Websocket Connectivity: keepin' it real(time).
  • 🧬 Multiplexing: one tube, myriad of topics.
  • 🗝️ JWT Auth Management: we reach out to you, you sign, we send.
  • 📘 TypeScript Types: to tell thee truth to thy terminal.

Getting Started

  • npm install @automattic/lasagna
  • import Lasagna from '@automattic/lasagna'
  • const lasagna = new Lasagna( myJwtFetcherCallback );

myJwtFetcherCallback is any function with the following signature:

("socket" | "channel", params) => Promise<JWT>

params is a passthrough of the params given to initSocket or initChannel. The function should make a request to your domain's Lasagna JWT issuer endpoint and return a JWT appropriate for the concern.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss the change.

Please attach tests when appropriate. Use judgement.

Additional Tips

To run unit tests:

npm test

To run type-checking manually:

npm run lint

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lasagna

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Package last updated on 27 Sep 2024

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