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v0.2.1: update readme & manifests #7

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  • New Features

    • Updated documentation in README.md and docs/development.md to clarify the demo client application and build process.
    • Enhanced how-it-works.md with detailed explanations of Socket.io in serverless environments.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved clarity in workflow configurations for building and publishing the npm package.
  • Documentation

    • Added links for homepage, repository, and issue tracker in package.json.
    • Minor formatting adjustments and clarifications throughout various documentation files.
  • Chores

    • Incremented version number in package.json from 0.2.0 to 0.2.1.
    • Removed obsolete files and scripts to streamline the project.
    • Updated .gitignore to ignore the docs directory.

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The pull request introduces several modifications to the socket.io-serverless project, focusing on documentation, workflow configuration, and project metadata. The changes include updating the GitHub workflow to copy the README.md and docs directory, modifying the .gitignore, removing internal documentation files, and enhancing project documentation. The package.json for the socket.io-serverless package has been updated with a version increment, repository information, and script adjustments.

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File Change Summary
.github/workflows/build-publish-npm.yaml Added step to copy README.md and docs to ./socket.io-serverless/ directory
.gitignore Added /socket.io-serverless/docs to ignored directories
INTERNAL.md Deleted internal documentation file
README.md Minor documentation clarifications about demo client and source code repo
docs/development.md New documentation explaining project development and build process
docs/how-it-works.md Updated with detailed explanations of Socket.io in serverless environments
refactor-me.mjs Deleted build script
socket.io-serverless/package.json - Version bumped to 0.2.1
- Added homepage, repository, and bugs URLs
- Removed prepack script

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.github/workflows/build-publish-npm.yaml (1)

30-36: Consider making docs copy conditional.

Since the copy command runs on all workflow triggers (including PRs), consider making it conditional to run only when publishing.

-      - run: cp -v README.md docs ./socket.io-serverless/
+      - if: ${{ github.event_name == 'push' && startsWith(github.ref, 'refs/tags/') }}
+        run: cp -v README.md docs ./socket.io-serverless/
docs/development.md (2)

3-3: Fix code span formatting.

Remove spaces inside the backticks in the code spans to comply with markdown standards.

-`socket.io/packages/socket.io` ``socket.io/packages/engine.io` `
+`socket.io/packages/socket.io` `socket.io/packages/engine.io`
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1-10: Consider adding more structure to the documentation.

The documentation would benefit from:

  1. A table of contents
  2. Clear section headers for different topics (Setup, Build Process, Customization)
  3. Code examples for common operations

Would you like me to propose a restructured version of this documentation?

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docs/how-it-works.md (5)

17-17: Fix broken hibernation documentation link

The link to hibernation documentation is empty. Please add the correct link to Cloudflare's documentation about Durable Object hibernation.

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26-26: Fix broken unenv link and clarify Node.js compatibility

The link to unenv is empty, and the Node.js compatibility explanation could be clearer.

Consider this revision:

-Since sometime in 2024 the Node.js stdlib polyfill is based on [unenv]() , behind `nodejs_compat_v2` flag. This article has a quite complete explanation [Cloudflare Workersのnodejs\_compat\_v2で何が変わったのか](https://zenn.dev/laiso/articles/8280d026a08de0)
+Since early 2024, Cloudflare Workers uses [unenv](https://github.com/unjs/unenv) for Node.js standard library polyfills under the `nodejs_compat_v2` flag. For a detailed explanation of these changes, see [this article](https://zenn.dev/laiso/articles/8280d026a08de0).
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46-46: Fix broken alarm API link

The link to the alarm API documentation is empty.

Add the correct link to Cloudflare's Durable Object Alarms API.

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48-48: Enhance scaling discussion

The scaling discussion could benefit from more detailed information about potential implementation strategies.

Consider adding:

  1. Specific scenarios where scaling might be needed
  2. How load balancing between multiple DOs would work
  3. Potential challenges in maintaining room consistency across multiple instances
  4. Impact on message delivery guarantees

Would you like me to provide a detailed example of this content?

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1-50: Improve document structure and organization

Consider these improvements to enhance readability:

  1. Add a table of contents at the beginning
  2. Use consistent header levels (currently mixing ### and implicit sections)
  3. Add a "Prerequisites" section explaining required knowledge
  4. Include diagrams to visualize the architecture

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socket.io-serverless/package.json (1)

4-13: LGTM! Package metadata updates look good.

The version bump and added metadata fields follow npm standards and provide better discoverability of the project.

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- run: cp -v README.md docs ./socket.io-serverless/

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Remove docs directory from copy command as it's not meant to be published

The files array in socket.io-serverless/package.json explicitly lists what should be included in the published package, and the docs directory is not included. The workflow should only copy README.md:

- - run: cp -v README.md docs ./socket.io-serverless/
+ - run: cp -v README.md ./socket.io-serverless/
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Verify docs directory inclusion in package files.

The workflow now copies both README.md and the docs directory, but the package.json files array doesn't include the docs directory. This means the docs won't be included in the published package.

Either:

  1. Add "docs" to the files array in package.json if you want to include the documentation in the published package, or
  2. Remove "docs" from the copy command if it's not meant to be published.

Let me gather more information to verify the package.json files configuration.


Let me check the contents of the docs directory and the package.json to better understand the publishing configuration.


Let me check the package.json in the socket.io-serverless directory since that's where the files are being copied to.

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### how socket.io works

Socket.io (the top level library) have 2 main components: npm packages `socket.io` and `engine.io`.

The `socket.io` packages deals with the high level concepts: namespace / room / clustering / etc. It depends on `engine.io` which holds a `http.Server` instance and deals with the transport-aware logic.

In Node.js the 2 components just run in the same process, communicate with a event emitter API.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Enhance technical accuracy and clarity of Socket.io architecture explanation

The current explanation needs improvement in several areas:

  1. Grammar: "Socket.io packages have" instead of "have", "communicates with an event emitter" instead of "communicate with a event emitter"
  2. Technical accuracy: Add details about the Engine.IO protocol, transport upgrades, and the relationship between Socket.IO server and client

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-Socket.io (the top level library) have 2 main components: npm packages `socket.io` and `engine.io`.
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-The `socket.io` packages deals with the high level concepts: namespace / room / clustering / etc. It depends on `engine.io` which holds a `http.Server` instance and deals with the transport-aware logic.
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-In Node.js the 2 components just run in the same process, communicate with a event emitter API.
+Socket.IO (the top-level library) has two main components: the `socket.io` and `engine.io` packages.
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+The `socket.io` package handles high-level concepts like namespaces, rooms, and clustering. It builds upon `engine.io`, which manages the underlying transport protocol, including:
+- Transport selection and upgrades (polling → WebSocket)
+- Connection state management
+- Packet encoding/decoding
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+In a Node.js environment, these components operate within the same process, communicating through an event emitter API. The `engine.io` server attaches to an HTTP server instance to handle both HTTP long-polling and WebSocket connections.
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### how socket.io works
Socket.io (the top level library) have 2 main components: npm packages `socket.io` and `engine.io`.
The `socket.io` packages deals with the high level concepts: namespace / room / clustering / etc. It depends on `engine.io` which holds a `http.Server` instance and deals with the transport-aware logic.
In Node.js the 2 components just run in the same process, communicate with a event emitter API.
### how socket.io works
Socket.IO (the top-level library) has two main components: the `socket.io` and `engine.io` packages.
The `socket.io` package handles high-level concepts like namespaces, rooms, and clustering. It builds upon `engine.io`, which manages the underlying transport protocol, including:
- Transport selection and upgrades (polling → WebSocket)
- Connection state management
- Packet encoding/decoding
In a Node.js environment, these components operate within the same process, communicating through an event emitter API. The `engine.io` server attaches to an HTTP server instance to handle both HTTP long-polling and WebSocket connections.
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@jokester jokester merged commit 1f98658 into main Dec 20, 2024
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