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api.global — Fully typed request/response cycles across any transport. Define your API contract once in TypeScript and use it over HTTP, WebSockets, broadcast channels or P2P — with typedrequest, typedsocket, typedserver, typedelectron and typedp2p.
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Repository Description docs Documentation for the api.global stack. sdk an sdk package for api.global swiftsupport Swift for api.global servers: a transport that speaks @api.global/typedrequest 9 over HTTP and @api.global/typedsocket 9 over WebSocket, and a… test-sdk an sdk for testing ag handlers typedelectron a package made for ipc communication in electron typedopenapi Generates JSON Schema, TypeScript declarations and OpenAPI 3.1 documents from typed-request contracts and a route table. typedp2p create peer 2 peer connections using api.global as signaling server. typedrequest A TypeScript library for making fully typed request/response cycles across any transport — HTTP, WebSockets, broadcast channels, or custom protocols. typedrequest-interfaces Typed request, event, tag, and transport-neutral VirtualStream contracts. typedserver A powerful TypeScript-first web server framework for building modern full-stack applications. typedsocket Typed request/response communication over WebSockets with one peer-scoped transport for JSON RPC and ordered virtual-stream-v1 byte streams. Posting in this category
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