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# @dotwire/client
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For coding agents adding dotwire to an application, see the [SDK integration guide](https://github.com/pasztor-mark/dotwire/blob/main/docs/SDK_AGENT_GUIDE.md).
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Official TypeScript/JavaScript client SDK for **dotwire**, the high-throughput, self-hosted real-time messaging infrastructure.
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[](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@dotwire/client)
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## Features
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- **Scoped Room Handles:** Fluid, object-oriented API via `client.room(roomId)`.
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- **Real-Time SignalR & NATS Fanout:** Sub-millisecond latency for message delivery, ephemeral typing, and presence.
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- **Intelligent Typing Controller:** Built-in keystroke throttling (`1000ms`), natural auto-stop timeouts (`3000ms`), and auto-expiring typing listeners (`3500ms`).
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- **Resilient Reconnection:** Automatic SignalR reconnect with automatic room group resubscription.
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- **Natural Request Timeouts:** Built-in `AbortSignal.timeout` protection on all network requests.
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- **System & Bot Message Filtering:** Dedicated listeners for system announcements vs. user chat.
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- **Zero-Dependency Core:** Light bundle size built for browsers, Next.js, React, Vue, Svelte, and Node.js.
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## Quickstart
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| `new DotwireClient(options)` | `DotwireClient` | Initializes client with baseUrl, token factory, and options. |
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| `room(roomId)` | `DotwireRoomHandle` | Returns a scoped room handle for the specified room UUID. |
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| `connect()` | `Promise<void>` | Manually initiates the SignalR connection. |
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| `disconnect()` | `Promise<void>` | Closes the connection and leaves all rooms. |
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| `onMessage(handler)` | `() => void` | Global listener for any message on subscribed rooms. Delivers `RoomMessage` (has `seq`; `replayed: true` during reconnect gap-fill). |
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| `onSystemMessage(handler)` | `() => void` | Global listener for system messages only. |
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| `onUserMessage(handler)` | `() => void` | Global listener for user messages only. |
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| `onMessageRetracted(handler)` | `() => void` | Global listener for redacted/retracted messages. |
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| `onMembershipRevoked(handler)` | `() => void` | Global listener fired when the user's membership in a room is revoked; the room is auto-unsubscribed. |
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| `onTyping(handler)` | `() => void` | Global listener for user typing notifications. |
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| `onPresence(handler)` | `() => void` | Global listener for presence changes. |
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| `onStateChange(handler)` | `() => void` | Subscribes to connection state transitions. |
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| `dispose()` | `void` | Cleans up all active room handles and disconnects. |
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|
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|
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|
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|
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| `subscribe(options?)` | `Promise<HistoryPage \| undefined>` | Subscribes to room events. With `{ history: n }`, also fetches and delivers the latest `n` messages, returning that page. |
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| `unsubscribe()` | `Promise<void>` | Leaves the real-time group. |
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| `sendMessage(content)` | `Promise<SendAck>` | Sends a message to the room. Returns stream sequence and time. |
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| `getHistory(options)` | `Promise<HistoryPage>` | Retrieves paginated message history (`{ messages: RoomMessage[], hasMore }`). |
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| `notifyTyping()` | `Promise<void>` | Throttled typing trigger with automatic 3s auto-stop timer. |
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| `startTyping()` / `stopTyping()` | `Promise<void>` | Explicit typing state modifiers. |
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| `onMessage(handler)` | `() => void` | Room-scoped message listener. Returns unsubscribe function. |
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| `onSystemMessage(handler)` | `() => void` | Room-scoped system message listener. |
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| `onUserMessage(handler)` | `() => void` | Room-scoped user message listener. |
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| `onMessageRetracted(handler)` | `() => void` | Room-scoped retraction listener. |
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| `onMembershipRevoked(handler)` | `() => void` | Room-scoped revocation listener. |
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| `onTyping(handler)` | `() => void` | Room-scoped typing indicator listener. |
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| `onTypingWithExpiry(handler, ms)` | `() => void` | Room-scoped typing listener that auto-resets after inactivity. |
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| `onPresence(handler)` | `() => void` | Room-scoped presence update listener. |
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| `release()` | `void` | Cancels timers, unbinds listeners, and lets the client drop the handle, without leaving the room (for handles that share a subscription). |
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| `dispose()` | `void` | `release()`, then leaves the room. |
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|
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where `kind` is one of `BadRequest`, `Unauthorized`, `Forbidden`, `NotFound`, `PresendRejected`,
|
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`RateLimited`, `Unavailable`, or `Unknown` — the same kinds used by `Dotwire.Host` and
|
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`@dotwire/host`.
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|
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|
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