@polycode-projects/the-mechanical-code-talker 6.0.20 → 6.0.22

package/src/surfaces/web/p2p-browser-entry.mjs

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-// p2p-browser-entry.mjs — the esbuild entry for public/vendor/p2p.js, the ONE
-// shared networking asset every page that joins a world imports at runtime.
-// Same arrangement as ./vendor/wink.js: an ESM module, same-origin, one cached
-// copy site-wide, imported dynamically by a page's own inline script rather
-// than bundled into each page's engine bundle.
-//
-// A page imports it LAZILY, off the boot path, so networking nobody asked for
-// never delays a first answer. The service worker precaches it anyway, which
-// is what lets two laptops on a LAN with no internet still invite each other
-// on a return visit.
-//
-// This module re-exports only; every rule lives in the layers below. The
-// memory core rides along because p2p-room.mjs merges through appendFacts, and
-// this asset therefore holds its own copy of that code separate from the page's
-// engine bundle. The two copies operate on the SAME handle object the page
-// passes in, and appendFacts rebuilds its lookup index from the payload on
-// every mutation, so neither copy can read the other's stale index.
-export {
-  createP2pRoom,
-  PRESENCE_SCOPE,
-  ROOM_IDLE,
-  ROOM_SHARING,
-  ROOM_ANSWERING,
-  ROOM_CONNECTING,
-  ROOM_CONNECTED,
-  ROOM_FAILED,
-} from "../../services/p2p-room.mjs";
-export { createTransport } from "../../adapters/p2p/webrtc-transport.mjs";
-export { generatePeerId, generateWorldId, generateDisplayName, generateNodeId } from "../../domain/p2p/peer-id.mjs";
-export { chatSyncableFacts, mudSyncableFacts } from "../../domain/p2p/sync-filter.mjs";
-export { decodeInviteBlob, encodeInviteBlob } from "../../domain/p2p/wire.mjs";
-export {
-  latestProvenanceTimestamp,
-  isRecentWave,
-  latestFact,
-  NODE_NAME_PREDICATE,
-  WORLD_NAME_PREDICATE,
-  WAVED_PREDICATE,
-} from "../../domain/p2p/facts.mjs";