falsandtru/clientchannel
ClientChannel is a TypeScript library that provides a unified, layered API for cross-tab communication and persistent data synchronization in the browser. It abstracts the complexities of IndexedDB, Web Storage, and BroadcastChannel into consistent interfaces for storage, ownership, and messaging. The system manages state transitions, data validation, and resource lifecycle, enabling reliable multi-tab data sharing and local persistence.
55.2
Adequate · 4 August 2026
5.5k
lines of production code
TypeScript
with JavaScript
1
bus factor · 3 authors in all
3
measurements over time
How it got here
2016 · Storage channel implementation
This period focused on implementing the core storage channel architecture, introducing public APIs for IndexedDB, Web Storage, and in-memory storage. The work established a consistent interface layer and application wrappers to manage state, validation, and event streams for cross-tab synchronization.
14 changes
2017–2022 · IndexedDB and event-sourced data layer
This period focused on implementing a comprehensive storage and data management system, introducing new classes for IndexedDB channels, web storage, and event-sourced records. The work established mechanisms for data persistence, expiration, and ownership, supported by extensive unit and integration tests to ensure reliability.
11 changes
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