@fest-lib/uniform

@fest-lib/uniform
One channel API across workers, ports, BroadcastChannel, WebSocket, Chrome, Atomics, and WebRTC.

Canonical runtime: UnifiedChannel / createUnifiedChannel. Invoker (Requestor / Responder / createInvoker) is request/response on a channel name. Older worker helpers stay under src/original and src/newer/next/utils.

core
 └── fest/uniform     ← you are here
      └── object · lure · fl-ui

Install

npm install @fest-lib/core @fest-lib/uniform

Peer: @fest-lib/core >=0.1.0.

Unified channel (host ↔ worker)

import { createUnifiedChannel } from "@fest-lib/uniform";

// worker
const w = createUnifiedChannel("worker");
w.expose("calc", { add: (a: number, b: number) => a + b });

// window
const host = createUnifiedChannel("host");
host.connect(worker);
const calc = host.proxy("worker", ["calc"]);
await calc.add(2, 3); // 5

createUnifiedChannel accepts a name string or a config object ({ name, autoListen, … }).

Invoker (named channel)

import { createInvoker, autoInvoker, detectContextType } from "@fest-lib/uniform";

const invoker = createInvoker("opfs");
autoInvoker("opfs");              // connects `self` in worker / SW / Chrome
detectContextType();              // "window" | "worker" | "chrome-*" | …

createInvoker(channelName) — the first argument is the string name, not a UnifiedChannel instance. Use .connect(target) or setupInvoker(name, worker).

Layout

Workspace

cd modules/projects/uniform.ts
npm test                 # node + deno + browser
npm run build
npm run publish

Typedoc: npm run docs:md. License: MIT.