@olane/o-client-limited 0.8.2 → 0.8.4
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# @olane/o-client-limited
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A limited connection client for the Olane network. Provides a constrained connection variant of `oNodeTool` designed for bandwidth-limited, mobile, or resource-constrained environments where connection reuse and minimal network overhead are essential.
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## Installation
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```bash
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pnpm add @olane/o-client-limited
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```
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## When to Use
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Use `@olane/o-client-limited` instead of a regular `oNodeTool` when:
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- **Bandwidth-limited environments** -- The client defaults `runOnLimitedConnection: true`, enabling connection and stream reuse to reduce overhead.
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- **Mobile or edge devices** -- Network listeners are disabled by default (empty `listeners` array), so the node does not bind to ports or accept inbound connections.
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- **Reusing existing connections** -- The limited connection manager is built to piggyback on already-established libp2p connections rather than opening new ones.
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- **Lightweight participants** -- Nodes that only need to call out to the network (consume services) without advertising or serving requests to peers.
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If your tool needs to listen for inbound connections, serve requests to other peers, or operate in a well-connected datacenter environment, use the standard `oNodeTool` from `@olane/o-node` instead.
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## Quick Start
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```typescript
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import { oLimitedTool } from '@olane/o-client-limited';
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import { oNodeAddress } from '@olane/o-node';
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class MyLimitedTool extends oLimitedTool {
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constructor(config) {
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super({
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...config,
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address: new oNodeAddress('o://my-limited-tool'),
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description: 'A tool optimized for limited connections',
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});
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}
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async _tool_ping(request) {
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return { pong: true, timestamp: Date.now() };
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}
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}
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// Usage
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const tool = new MyLimitedTool({ leader: null, parent: null });
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await tool.start();
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```
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## API Reference
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### oLimitedTool
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```typescript
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import { oLimitedTool } from '@olane/o-client-limited';
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```
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A subclass of `oNodeTool` that preconfigures the node for limited-connection operation.
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**Constructor behavior:**
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| Setting | Value | Purpose |
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|---------|-------|---------|
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| `runOnLimitedConnection` | `true` | Enables connection and stream reuse across requests |
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| `network.listeners` | `[]` (empty) | Disables inbound network listeners by default |
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You can still override `network.listeners` in the config you pass to the constructor if your use case requires listeners.
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**Lifecycle hooks** -- The same hooks available on `oNodeTool` apply:
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| Hook | When to use |
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| `hookInitializeFinished()` | Initialize third-party services, API clients |
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| `hookStartFinished()` | Start background tasks, create child nodes |
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| `stop()` | Clean up resources, disconnect services |
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**Method exposure** -- Prefix methods with `_tool_` to make them discoverable:
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```typescript
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class MyTool extends oLimitedTool {
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async _tool_fetch_data(request) {
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const { query } = request.params;
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if (!query) throw new Error('query is required');
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return { results: await this.search(query) };
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### oLimitedConnectionManager
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A subclass of `oNodeConnectionManager` tailored for limited-connection scenarios. This manager handles the low-level details of connection and stream reuse within the libp2p transport layer.
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In most cases you do not need to interact with `oLimitedConnectionManager` directly -- `oLimitedTool` manages it internally.
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## Response Structure
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When calling methods on an `oLimitedTool` instance via `node.use()`, responses follow the standard Olane response envelope:
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// Check success
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jsonrpc: "2.0",
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id: "request-id",
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result: {
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success: boolean, // Whether the call succeeded
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data: any, // Return value on success
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error?: string, // Error message on failure
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## Comparison: oLimitedTool vs oNodeTool
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| Aspect | oNodeTool | oLimitedTool |
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|--------|-----------|--------------|
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| **Package** | `@olane/o-node` | `@olane/o-client-limited` |
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| **Network listeners** | Configured per environment | Disabled by default |
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| **Connection reuse** | Optional (`runOnLimitedConnection: false` by default) | Always enabled (`runOnLimitedConnection: true`) |
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| **Inbound requests** | Accepts connections from peers | Does not listen; outbound-only by default |
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| **Best for** | Servers, full network participants | Mobile clients, edge devices, bandwidth-constrained nodes |
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| **Overhead** | Standard libp2p resource usage | Minimal; reuses connections and streams |
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## Dependencies
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| `@olane/o-core` | Core types and base classes |
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| `@olane/o-node` | Node base class (`oNodeTool`) and connection primitives |
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| `@olane/o-protocol` | Olane protocol definitions |
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| `@olane/o-tool` | Tool interfaces |
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| `@olane/o-config` | Configuration utilities |
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MIT OR Apache-2.0
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