libkernelalpha
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libkernel is a node module for web developers what would like to use Skynet in their applications. It creates a direct connection to the Skynet kernel and then provides helper methods for interacting with the kernel.
A quirk of libkernel is that errors are of the type string | null rather than
being type Error. This is because libkernel is frequently used in webworkers
and other settings where errors need to be sent over postmessage, and the
Error type is not suitable for postmessage.
libkernel is still being reviewed, but is expected to be stable. There may be a small number of breaking changes in the near future, and after that we will be providing strong compatibility promises around the libkernel API.
libkernel needs to expose a method to directly send messages to the kernel, without adding any formatting or wrapping. This is necessary in particular for the test suite so that the test suite can attempt to send malformed messages and ensure that the kernel is performing all of the safety checks on bad messages and continues to function after receiving malformed messages.
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helper library to interact with skynet and the skynet kernel
The npm package libkernelalpha receives a total of 29 weekly downloads. As such, libkernelalpha popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that libkernelalpha demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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