Changelog

Notable changes to Liveflux.

Liveflux is pre-alpha. The API is still settling, so minor versions may contain breaking changes until 1.0.

Unreleased

The current shape of the project:

@liveflux/core — the framework-agnostic engine: connection, subscriptions, store, reconnect with backoff, and backpressure.
@liveflux/react — the React binding: the useStream hook, LivefluxProvider, and a status/error surface.
Adapters — one engine, swappable transports:
- @liveflux/ws — generic WebSocket, for any plain-WebSocket backend.
- @liveflux/sse — Server-Sent Events, with reconnect and cursor resume.
- @liveflux/socketio — wraps an existing Socket.IO client into a normalized stream.
- @liveflux/graphql-ws — graphql-transport-ws (GraphQL subscriptions over WebSocket), zero-dependency.
- @liveflux/phoenix — Phoenix Channels (v2): joins, rejoin backoff, and the heartbeat topic.
@liveflux/devtools — a dev-only panel (npm i -D) for inspecting any client at runtime: connection timeline, subscriptions, a searchable/pausable live event log with full payload inspection, and errors. Framework- and transport-agnostic; tree-shaken from production. See DevTools.
create-liveflux — an interactive scaffolder (pnpm create liveflux@latest) that sets up the client and installs the packages for your framework and transport.

Everything is TypeScript-first and tree-shakeable, and reads go through useSyncExternalStore for tear-free React state. Follow along on GitHub.