@tonconnect/isomorphic-eventsource
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This package provides `EventSource` applicable in different environments (browser & NodeJS).
This package provides EventSource applicable in different environments (browser & NodeJS).
npm i @tonconnect/isomorphic-eventsource
Just import the package and use global EventSource constructor:
import '@tonconnect/isomorphic-eventsource';
const eventSourceInstance = new EventSource();
That will work in both browser and NodeJS.
This package exports an empty script if bundler creates browser-compatible build.
When package is imported in NodeJS environment, it assigns an EventSource imported from the eventsource package to the global variable.
Note that this package doesn't provide an EventSource polyfill for browsers which doesn't support EventSource natively.
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This package provides `EventSource` applicable in different environments (browser & NodeJS).
The npm package @tonconnect/isomorphic-eventsource receives a total of 26,996 weekly downloads. As such, @tonconnect/isomorphic-eventsource popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @tonconnect/isomorphic-eventsource demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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