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- # Temporary Holding Version
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+ # Sequencer
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- This version is a temporary placeholder for this package. An operational version to replace this has been submitted for review and is awaiting a staged release.
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+ Sequencer provides a deterministic total ordering for distributed data. It allows independently operating replicas to make concurrent changes and later converge on the same state without relying on network arrival order or perfectly synchronized clocks.
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+ ## Usage
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+ ### Simple typed API
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+ ```ts
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+ import { Projection } from '@sovereignbase/sequencer'
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+ const projection = new Projection<string>(1)
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+ const gossip = projection.insert(['Hello World'], 0)
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+ console.log(projection.value(0)) // "Hello World"
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+ projection.destroy()
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Benchmarks
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+ ### Exceptional performance
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+ The [benchmark documentation](benchmark/README.md) describes both the dynamic
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+ lifecycle workload and API throughput bursts. Full results are available for
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+ [lifecycle](benchmark/.results/lifecycle.md) and
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+ [throughput](benchmark/.results/throughput.md).
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+ Latest throughput results, measured on 12 October 2026. Latencies are in µs per
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+ public API call, weighted by call count across three runs.
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+ | Operation | 100 initial Strips | 1,000 initial Strips | 10,000 initial Strips |
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+ | ----------------------------------- | -----------------: | -------------------: | --------------------: |
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+ | `new Projection(actorID, sequence)` | 21.059 | 200.042 | 2,377.293 |
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+ | `insert`, random position | 1.069 | 1.507 | 1.298 |
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+ | `remove`, middle | 1.271 | 1.591 | 1.867 |
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+ | `replace`, middle | 0.945 | 0.908 | 2.728 |
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+ | `sequence()` | 17.829 | 237.192 | 2,704.320 |
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+ | `value`, random position | 0.192 | 0.238 | 0.731 |
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+ | `values()` | 27.018 | 390.403 | 4,450.865 |
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+ Environment: Node 24.16.0, V8 13.6.233.17-node.49, Windows x64, Intel Core
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+ i5-10210U. Generated Strip lengths are 1–100 Frames. Each case warms up for
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+ 64 calls, then measures a burst of approximately 100 ms or at most 10,000 calls.
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+ ## Memory efficiency
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+ Additional retained memory for 10,000 insertions containing 500,000 Frames:
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+ | Construction | JS heap | External memory, including WASM | Total |
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+ | -------------------- | -------: | ------------------------------: | -------: |
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+ | First construction | 5.073 MB | 1.412 MB | 6.485 MB |
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+ | After initialization | 4.604 MB | 1.049 MB | 5.653 MB |
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+ Values are medians of three separate process measurements after garbage
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+ collection, using 50 numeric Frames per insertion. Module import is excluded. The second
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+ row initializes an empty Projection before measuring. These are additional heap
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+ and external allocations, not whole-process RSS. WASM starts with 1 MiB of memory
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+ and grows as needed.
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+ ### Moderate bundle size
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+ | Format | Raw | Minified | Minified + gzip |
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+ | -------- | -------: | -------: | --------------: |
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+ | ESM | 109.8 kB | 93.9 kB | 34.6 kB |
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+ | CommonJS | 110.0 kB | 94.9 kB | 34.8 kB |
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+ Both bundles include the WASM module. Minified sizes use Terser with three
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+ compression passes; source maps and type declarations are excluded. kB and MB
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+ use decimal units.
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+ ### Compact data model
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+ An insertion contains six uint32 structural words: 24 bytes before transport
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+ framing or content. Numeric metadata accepts `Uint32Array` and JSON numeric
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+ arrays. Generic content, called Footage, stays in JavaScript; only numeric
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+ metadata enters WASM.
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+ Measured JSON transport sizes for 1,000 one-Frame insertions containing `'x'`,
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+ their removal Gossip, and a snapshot captured before removal:
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+ | Workload | Average bytes per operation or insertion | JSON | JSON + gzip | gzip reduction |
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+ | ---------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------: | ------: | ----------: | -------------: |
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+ | 1,000 one-frame insertions | 44.9 B | 45.9 kB | 5.1 kB | 88.8% |
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+ | 1,000 one-frame removals | 65.3 B | 66.3 kB | 7.7 kB | 88.5% |
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+ | Snapshot containing 1,000 one-frame insertions | 43.9 B | 43.9 kB | 5.2 kB | 88.0% |
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+ Gossip sizes include acknowledgements and content where present. Delta averages
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+ measure individual Gossip packets; batch totals include their enclosing array.
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+ Snapshot averages divide the complete Sequence size by its insertion count.
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+ Sizes vary with Session IDs and content.
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+ ## Tests
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+ ### Behaviour guaranteed by excessive tests
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+ `npm test` rebuilds the native WebAssembly module and TypeScript package,
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+ typechecks tests, runs unit, convergence, integration and generative stress suites
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+ with V8 coverage, then runs runtime and browser compatibility checks.
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+ The latest verification passed 151 Vitest tests and 88 compatibility checks.
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+ Convergence tests include 1,024 generated editing histories for each compaction
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+ mode. See the [test suites](test/README.md) and
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+ [automated test report](https://sovereignbase.dev/sequencer/tests/).
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+ ### Works everywhere where JavaScript and Wasm works
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+ Runtimes covered by the latest compatibility verification:
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+ - Node.js, ESM and CommonJS
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+ - Deno
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+ - Bun
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+ - Edge Runtime
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+ - Cloudflare Workers through workerd
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+ - Chromium and WebKit browser windows
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+ Firefox is also in the compatibility matrix; its matching Playwright browser
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+ binary was unavailable in the latest run.
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+ ### Tested realtime and offline text editing behaviour examples
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+ - [Online and offline editors](test/convergence/delivery/offline_realtime_editing/README.md): six editors converge through delayed, reversed and shuffled delivery, including offline changes arriving during online editing.
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+ - [Concurrent replacements](test/convergence/delivery/concurrent_replacement_delivery/README.md): independent replacement histories retain the same surviving content across delivery orders.
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+ - [Restart and redelivery](test/convergence/persistence/restart_redelivery/README.md): stored Sequences preserve visible content through hydration, duplicate delivery and further edits.
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+ - [Peer-to-peer fanout](test/integration/fanout_peer_to_peer/README.md): independently editing browser peers synchronize through BroadcastChannel.
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+ - [WebSocket fanout](test/integration/fanout_websocket/README.md): three browser peers converge through a stateless JSON Gossip relay.
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+ ## Credits
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+ None of this could have been done without years of work from many great engineers of many great projects, to mention a few:
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+ - AUTOMERGE
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+ - YJS
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+
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+ - DIAMOND TYPES
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+ ## License
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+ Apache-2.0