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Patch Changes

• 0572f87 Thanks @pedronauck! - fix: minor adjuments on simple demo app

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Patch Changes

• f77da27 Thanks @pedronauck! - Fix: websocket cross-platform implementation

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Minor Changes

• 2363884 Thanks @pedronauck! - fix: adjust client to work with mainnet and new structure

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Minor Changes

• a9e92e4 Thanks @pedronauck! - feat: Adapt to work with the new WebServer API

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Minor Changes

• 60ca003 Thanks @pedronauck! - Fix: bumping release for changeset

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Minor Changes

• 69c0f69 Thanks @pedronauck! - Feat: add compatibility with fuels sdk types

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Minor Changes

• #8 81a4fa0 Thanks @pedronauck! - Improve Stream API and enhance demo application UI

  • API Changes:
    • Rename subscribeWithSubject to subscribe for better API clarity
    • Add subscribeWithString method for string-based subscriptions
    • Remove namespace handling from stream creation
    • Improve consumer subscription handling and configuration
    • Update return type for subscriptions to use ConsumerMessages
    • Add network selection during client initialization ({ network: 'testnet' | 'mainnet' })
    • Add switchNetwork method for dynamic network switching
    • Remove ClientOpts requirement for simpler initialization

  Client Initialization

  // Before
  const opts = new ClientOpts();
  const client = await Client.connect(opts);
  
  // After
  const client = await Client.connect({ network: "testnet" }); // or 'mainnet'

  Stream Subscription

  // Before
  const stream = await BlocksStream.init(client);
  const subscription = await stream.subscribeWithSubject(subject);
  
  // After - Using typed subjects
  const stream = await BlocksStream.init(client);
  const subscription = await stream.subscribe(BlocksSubject.build());
  
  // After - Using string subjects
  const subscription = await stream.subscribeWithString("my-subject");

  Network Switching

  const client = Client.getInstance();
  await client.switchNetwork("testnet");

  • Demo App Improvements:
    • Add network switching support (mainnet/testnet)
    • Implement new header with navigation and network controls
    • Add toast notifications for network changes
    • Improve UI layout and responsiveness
    • Add loading states and better error handling
    • Enhance code examples visualization
    • Add E2E testing setup with Vitest
    • Improve CI workflows for better test handling
    • Update build and test scripts in Turbo pipeline

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What's Changed

• feat: first prototype version of the ts sdk by @0xterminator in #1
• feat(repo): Added ws example and README by @0xterminator in #5
• feat: add simple demo application using sdk by @pedronauck in #6

New Contributors

• @0xterminator made their first contribution in #1

Full Changelog: https://github.com/FuelLabs/fuel-streams-js/commits/@fuel-streams/0.0.1