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Name: rsgi-wsrpc
Version: 0.2.0
Summary: High-performance reactive fullstack Python framework on Rust RSGI (Granian) with symmetric WSRPC (JSON-RPC 2.0) and Tabular Data Compression.
Author-email: Alex Titoff <a.tit.off@gmail.com>
License-Expression: MIT
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Keywords: rsgi,granian,wsrpc,json-rpc,websocket,reactive,fastapi-alternative,django-alternative
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# rsgi-wsrpc: Reactive Full-Featured Python Framework

> **"Everything Django should have been, and everything FastAPI forgot."**  
> High-performance asynchronous web framework built on **Rust (Granian RSGI)** with bidirectional **WSRPC (JSON-RPC 2.0)**, built-in async database ORM, modern authentication, and transactional two-phase file uploading.

---

## 🧭 Table of Contents
1. [Core Philosophy & Manifesto](#-core-philosophy--manifesto)
2. [Architecture: Core + Plugins + Application](#-architecture-core--plugins--application)
   * [Architecture for Beginners with Diagrams (docs/architecture_for_beginners.md)](docs/architecture_for_beginners.md)
   * [Recommended Project Structure (Directory Tree)](#-recommended-project-structure-directory-tree)
3. [Comparison: rsgi-wsrpc vs Django vs FastAPI](#-comparison-rsgi-wsrpc-vs-django-vs-fastapi)
4. [🤖 AI-Native: Token-Efficient & Purpose-Built for LLMs](#-ai-native-token-efficient--purpose-built-for-llms)
5. [Quickstart in 60 Seconds](#-quickstart-in-60-seconds)
6. [Core Network Engine](#-core-network-engine)
   * [Complete Core Developer Guide (docs/core.md)](docs/core.md)
7. [Official System Plugins](#-official-system-plugins)
   * [Database Plugin (db)](#1-database-plugin-pluginsdb)
   * [Authentication & User Plugin (auth)](#2-authentication--user-plugin-pluginsauth)
   * [Two-Phase File Upload Plugin (files)](#3-two-phase-file-upload-plugin-pluginsfiles)
   * [Smart Event-Driven Cache Plugin (smart_cache)](#4-smart-event-driven-cache-plugin-pluginssmart_cache)
   * [Modular Backend Test Framework (tests/)](#5-modular-backend-test-framework-tests)
8. [Creating Custom Plugins & Modules in the app Directory](#-creating-custom-plugins--modules-in-the-app-directory)
9. [Client Library (TypeScript/JavaScript)](#-client-library-typescriptjavascript)
10. [License](#-license)

---

## 💡 Core Philosophy & Manifesto

The modern web has changed: users no longer tolerate static web pages reloading for hundreds of milliseconds. Users expect instant interactions (1–5 ms), reactive real-time state synchronization, and live progress streaming.

Yet Python developers were forced to choose between two extremes:
1. **Django** — a 20-year-old monolithic design from the Web 2.0 era. Adding websockets and reactivity requires bundling `Django + DRF + Channels + Redis + Celery + Daphne`, consuming hundreds of megabytes of RAM per worker.
2. **FastAPI** — performant, but trapped in the flat HTTP/1.1 REST paradigm (Request-Response). Every user action opens a new TCP connection, exchanges kilobytes of redundant HTTP headers, and lacks built-in batteries (auth, sessions, file transactions) — forcing developers to stitch together 50 disparate third-party libraries.

**`rsgi-wsrpc` combines the best of both worlds:**
* **From Rust and Granian** — blistering RSGI runtime performance without Python GIL overhead.
* **From WSRPC (JSON-RPC 2.0)** — a single persistent, multiplexed channel for all operations, symmetric RPC invocation (server can call client), and native multi-return streaming.
* **From Django** — production-grade batteries (Auth, DB, Two-Phase File uploads) delivered as decoupled, lightweight plugins.

---

## 🏛 Architecture: Core + Plugins + Application

The architecture enforces a strict unidirectional dependency hierarchy (Clean Architecture):

```text
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                       1. YOUR APPLICATION (Application)                 │
│                                                                         │
│   Knows about all components: configures application in code (Code-First),
│   activates necessary system plugins, and executes domain business logic
│   Examples: Social Network, CRM, Forum, Customer Portal, IoT Server.    │
└────────────────────────────────────┬────────────────────────────────────┘
                                     │ consumes and aggregates
┌────────────────────────────────────▼────────────────────────────────────┐
│                    2. SYSTEM & APPLICATION PLUGINS                      │
│                                                                         │
│   [ Plugin: DB ]        [ Plugin: Auth ]       [ Plugin: Files ]        │
│   Async SQLAlchemy 2.0  Users, JWT,            2PC file streaming,      │
│   SQLite / PostgreSQL   roles and permissions  registry & Nginx offload │
│                                                                         │
│   [ Domain Plugins: Forum, Billing, Notifications, Analytics... ]       │
└────────────────────────────────────┬────────────────────────────────────┘
                                     │ registers into
┌────────────────────────────────────▼────────────────────────────────────┐
│                        3. NETWORK CORE (Core)                           │
│                                                                         │
│   Pure high-performance socket and RSGI runtime (Granian in Rust).      │
│   ZERO knowledge of databases or application domain models.             │
│   Responsible for: WSRPC (JSON-RPC 2.0), multi-return, sessions, 2PC.   │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
```

### Core Architectural Rules:
1. **The Core is Autonomous**: `core/` contains zero imports from application domains or database models.
2. **Plugins are Modular**: Each plugin tackles one concern and registers its handlers via core APIs (`@rpc_method`, `@on_startup`, `session.register_on_close`).
3. **Application Governs Composition**: Need a lightweight microservice without a database? Simply omit the `db` plugin. Need a full-stack portal? Import the complete battery bundle.

---

### 📁 Recommended Project Structure (Directory Tree)

Below is the production-tested repository layout, clearly demarcating the network engine (`core/`), official batteries (`app/system/`), and custom application modules (`app/<modules>/`):

```text
my_project/
├── core/                           # ⚡ NETWORK CORE (RSGI + WSRPC)
│   ├── lib/
│   │   └── config.py               # Code-First configuration & configure()
│   ├── constants.py                # System constants and roles (UserRole)
│   ├── lifecycle.py                # Async hooks @on_startup and @on_shutdown
│   ├── logger.py                   # High-performance structured logging
│   ├── router.py                   # HTTP routing on top of RSGI (@http_route)
│   ├── security.py                 # Argon2id, JWT tokens, RSA cryptography
│   ├── session.py                  # JsonRpcSession, @rpc_method, ContextVars, Rate-Limiter
│   └── tabular.py                  # Deterministic tabular payload compression (RFC 0002, pack_tabular)
│
├── app/                            # 📦 APPLICATION & PLUGIN LAYER
│   ├── system/                     # 🔌 System Plugins (Official Batteries)
│   │   ├── db.py                   # Async SQLAlchemy 2.0 engine (async_session, Base)
│   │   ├── broadcast.py            # Event broadcaster across active sockets
│   │   ├── auth/                   # Users, scopes, and Row-Level Security (RLS)
│   │   │   ├── models.py           # Models: User, Role, Permit
│   │   │   ├── handlers.py         # RPC methods: auth.*
│   │   │   ├── permissions.py      # Scope and role verification logic
│   │   │   └── security.py         # Hashing & authorization rules
│   │   ├── login/                  # Authentication, RSA handshake, RefreshToken
│   │   │   ├── handlers.py         # RPC methods: login.submit, login.refresh, login.whoami
│   │   │   └── db.py               # Active sessions and token persistence
│   │   ├── files/                  # File metadata registry & storage service
│   │   │   ├── models.py           # FileMetadata ORM model
│   │   │   ├── service.py          # FileStorageService (quota, schema migration, deletion)
│   │   │   └── handlers.py         # HTTP route /upload and RPC methods: files.*
│   │   ├── admin/                  # Administration control plane (sessions, cache, users)
│   │   │   └── handlers.py
│   │   └── internal_api/           # Interactive RPC documentation generator
│   │       ├── api.html            # Built-in UI sandbox
│   │       ├── handlers.py         # API inspection endpoints
│   │       └── generate_docs.py    # Docstring and signature parser
│   │
│   └── <business_modules>/         # 🚀 Your application business domains
│       ├── forum/                  # Example: Community discussion module
│       │   ├── models.py           # Topic, Message, Tag models
│       │   └── handlers.py         # RPC methods: forum.get_topics, forum.create_topic
│       ├── billing/                # Example: Billing and invoicing module
│       │   ├── models.py           # Invoice, Transaction models
│       │   └── handlers.py         # RPC methods: billing.create_invoice, billing.pay
│       └── notifications/          # Example: Real-time notification service
│           └── handlers.py         # Push dispatching via broadcast
│
├── client/                         # 💻 CLIENT LIBRARIES
│   └── wsrpc.ts                    # Official TypeScript/JavaScript WSRPC client
│
├── docs/                           # 📚 Framework Documentation (EN)
│   ├── readme.md
│   ├── core.md                     # Comprehensive Core developer guide
│   └── files.md                    # Two-phase file upload guide (2PC)
│
├── docs_ru/                        # 📚 Framework Documentation (RU Twin)
│   ├── readme.md
│   ├── core.md                     # Comprehensive Core developer guide
│   └── files.md                    # Two-phase file upload guide (2PC)
│
├── main.py                         # 🚀 Entrypoint: plugin composition, RSGI application
└── pyproject.toml                  # 📦 Dependencies and package manifest
```

---

## ⚡ Comparison: rsgi-wsrpc vs Django vs FastAPI

### 1. Client-Server Interaction Model

#### Traditional REST (FastAPI / Django):
Every operation re-initiates a TCP/TLS handshake, transfers cookies/headers, and terminates:
```text
[ Client ] ──── TCP + TLS Handshake (50-100 ms) ────► [ Server ]
[ Client ] ──── POST /api/items (Headers + Body) ───► [ Server ]
[ Client ] ◄─── 200 OK (Headers + Body) ──────────── [ Server ]  (connection closed)

[ Client ] ──── TCP + TLS Handshake (50-100 ms) ────► [ Server ]
[ Client ] ──── GET /api/user/profile ──────────────► [ Server ]
[ Client ] ◄─── 200 OK ───────────────────────────── [ Server ]
```

#### Reactive WSRPC (`rsgi-wsrpc`):
A single persistent, multiplexed WebSocket channel. Zero handshake latency, instant 1–3 ms roundtrips:
```text
[ Client ] ═════════════════════════════════════════► [ Server ]
           (Persistent secure WSRPC socket)
           
           ─── id: 1, method: "items.create" ───────► (1 ms)
           ◄── id: 1, result: { id: 42 } ──────────── (1 ms)
           
           ─── id: 2, method: "user.get_profile" ───► (1 ms)
           ◄── id: 2, result: { name: "Alex" } ────── (1 ms)
           
           ◄── SERVER PUSH: method: "notify" ──────── (Server initiates RPC on client!)
```

### 2. Feature Matrix

| Feature | Django | FastAPI | `rsgi-wsrpc` |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **Network Engine** | Python WSGI / slow ASGI | Uvicorn (ASGI) | **Granian (Rust RSGI)** 🚀 |
| **Response Latency** | 80–250 ms | 30–120 ms | **1–5 ms** |
| **Symmetry** | ❌ Client ➔ Server only | ❌ Client ➔ Server only | ✅ **Client ⇄ Server (Bidirectional)** |
| **Progress Streaming** | ❌ Requires Redis + Channels | ❌ Heavy websocket boilerplate | ✅ **Native multi-return (`stream: true`)** |
| **RAM Footprint** | ~150–250 MB per worker | ~80–120 MB per worker | **~25–40 MB per worker** |
| **File Transfers** | Buffered in worker RAM | Buffered in RAM / SpooledFile | **Streaming O(1) RAM + 2PC + Nginx Offload** |
| **Built-in Auth** | ✅ Included (Synchronous) | ❌ None (Roll your own) | ✅ **Included (JWT + Refresh + Argon2)** |
| **Infrastructure** | Python + Postgres + Redis + Celery | Python + Postgres + ... | **Single Granian binary + SQLite/Postgres** |
| **AI-Native Engineering** | ❌ Highly Inefficient | ⚠️ Moderate (heavy boilerplate) | 🚀 **Maximum (AI-Native Architecture)** |
| **LLM Token Consumption** | ~3,000 – 5,000 tokens / feature | ~2,000 – 3,500 tokens / feature | **~300 – 600 tokens (5–10x savings!)** |
| **Files Touched per Feature** | 5–7 files | 4–6 files | **1–2 files (`handlers.py` + `rpc.call`)** |
| **Code Boilerplate** | Extreme (DTOs, URLs, views, redux) | High (Pydantic schemas, Depends) | **Minimal (clean `@rpc_method`)** |

---

## 🤖 AI-Native: Token-Efficient & Purpose-Built for LLMs

`rsgi-wsrpc` is engineered from the ground up for modern AI-assisted engineering: **code authored, reviewed, and refactored by LLMs and Autonomous AI Agents (Claude, Cursor, Gemini, GPT-4o, GitHub Copilot)**.

In conventional frameworks (FastAPI / Django), up to 80% of generated tokens are squandered on glue code, serialization boilerplate, and redundant plumbing. In `rsgi-wsrpc`, the unified contract yields **massive savings on LLM context windows and developer token budgets**.

```text
TOKEN CONSUMPTION FOR IMPLEMENTING A FEATURE (E.G. ADD COMMENT WITH REAL-TIME PUSH)

Django REST:  ████████████████████████████████████████ (~4,200 tokens)
FastAPI:      █████████████████████████ (~2,600 tokens)
rsgi-wsrpc:   ███ (~350 tokens)  ──► UP TO 85% TOKEN REDUCTION!
```

### Why AI Writes `rsgi-wsrpc` Code Faster, More Accurately, and Cheaper:

#### 1. Zero-Boilerplate Simplicity
You no longer need to burn context asking models to generate Pydantic request DTOs, response DTOs, HTTP error handlers, route registration boilerplate, and mirrored frontend `fetch()` wrappers.
* **Backend**: One decorator `@rpc_method("domain.action")`. User (`current_user_ctx`) and session context are accessible natively without intricate `Depends()` dependency graphs.
* **Frontend**: One line: `await rpc.call("domain.action", { ... })`.

#### 2. Unified Protocol vs Stack Sprawl
In traditional systems, developers must explain multiple disparate transport layers to the AI: REST for CRUD, WebSockets/SSE for notifications, Redis Pub/Sub for worker tasks, and Multipart for file uploads. Models exhaust their attention budgets and hallucinate.
With `rsgi-wsrpc`, **all communication adheres to one symmetrical protocol WSRPC (JSON-RPC 2.0)**: queries, mutations, progress streams (`stream: true`), server push notifications (`rpc.on`), and interactive server-to-client dialogs (`rpc.registerMethod`).

#### 3. High Context Locality
Modules in `app/<module>/` are strictly decoupled. When assigning an AI agent a feature or bug fix, you only need to provide **1 single file** (`handlers.py`), rather than sprawling architectural files.
* **Fewer Input Tokens**: Instant, near-zero latency generation from AI agents.
* **Higher Precision**: Eliminates hallucinations caused by oversized, noisy context windows.
* **Direct Cost Reduction**: Lowers operational API billing on commercial models.

---

## 🚀 Installation & Quickstart

### 📦 Installation via PIP

Install the minimal core (Granian RSGI, Orjson, WSRPC, Cryptography):
```bash
pip install rsgi-wsrpc
```

Or install with database support and drivers depending on your target stack:
```bash
pip install "rsgi-wsrpc[sqlite]"      # Async SQLite (aiosqlite + SQLAlchemy 2.0)
pip install "rsgi-wsrpc[postgres]"    # Async PostgreSQL (asyncpg + SQLAlchemy 2.0)
pip install "rsgi-wsrpc[mysql]"       # Async MySQL (asyncmy + SQLAlchemy 2.0)
pip install "rsgi-wsrpc[full]"        # All drivers and plugins included
```

---

### ⚡ Option A: Interactive Showcase Demo (1-Click)

The repository includes a ready-to-run interactive showcase (`examples/showcase/`):

```bash
# Linux / macOS:
./examples/showcase/run.sh

# macOS (without terminal):
# Double-click examples/showcase/run_mac.command directly in Finder!

# Windows (cmd):
examples\showcase\run.bat

# Windows (PowerShell):
.\examples\showcase\run.ps1
```
The launcher automatically provisions a `.venv`, installs dependencies, and boots the Granian server. Open `http://127.0.0.1:8080` in your browser to inspect real-time WSRPC operations, the reactive database, Tabular payload compression, and streaming progress.

---

### 🛠 Option B: Minimal Server (`main.py`)
```python
from core.session import rpc_method, JsonRpcSession
from core.lifecycle import on_startup

# Register RPC method
@rpc_method("math.add")
async def add_numbers(session: JsonRpcSession, params: dict):
    a = params.get("a", 0)
    b = params.get("b", 0)
    return {"result": a + b}

# Multi-return streaming progress method
@rpc_method("task.run_long")
async def run_task(session: JsonRpcSession, params: dict):
    rpc_id = params.get("rpc_id")
    for step in range(1, 4):
        # Transmit intermediate progress chunk to the socket
        await session.send_stream_chunk(rpc_id, {"progress": step * 33})
    return {"status": "completed"}
```

### 2. Launch Server via Granian
```bash
granian --interface rsgi --host 127.0.0.1 --port 8080 main:app
```

### 3. Invoke from Client (JavaScript / TypeScript)
```javascript
import { BinaryWSRPC } from './wsrpc.js';

const client = new BinaryWSRPC('ws://127.0.0.1:8080');
await client.connect();

// Regular RPC call
const sum = await client.call('math.add', { a: 10, b: 25 });
console.log(sum.result); // 35

// Multi-return streaming call
await client.callStream('task.run_long', {}, (chunk) => {
    console.log(`Progress: ${chunk.progress}%`);
});
```

---

## ⚙️ Core Network Engine

> 📖 **For the complete technical manual with code examples, see: [docs/core.md](docs/core.md)**.

The network core resides in the `core/` directory and exposes the following building blocks:

* **[core/session.py](core/session.py)**:
  * `JsonRpcSession`: Manages persistent client sockets.
  * Multiplexes incoming and outgoing RPC requests by numeric `id`.
  * Built-in **Rate-Limiter (Token Bucket)** for protection against flooding (30 req/s) with zero runtime overhead.
  * Isolated Python `ContextVar` instances (`current_user_ctx`, `current_session_ctx`, `current_rpc_id_ctx`, `current_transport_ctx`), accessible anywhere in the async execution context.
  * Session termination hooks: `session.register_on_close(callback)` for clean resource teardown.
  * Symmetric client invocation from server: `await session.send_request("client_method", params)`.

* **[core/router.py](core/router.py)**:
  * `@http_route(path, methods)` decorator to register raw RSGI HTTP handlers.
  * High-throughput file streams, webhooks, and health checks.

* **[core/tabular.py](docs/tabular_compression.md)**:
  * Deterministic tabular payload compression (RFC 0002, `pack_tabular`, `@tabular_response`).
  * Cuts 50–70% of network traffic by transmitting property schemas once and packing records into a 2D matrix.
  * Direct SQL tuple optimization bypasses dictionary allocations, minimizing Python GC overhead.

* **[core/security.py](core/security.py)**:
  * Password hashing using **Argon2id**.
  * JWT access token issuance and validation.
  * Asymmetric RSA encryption for secure credential exchange.

* **[core/lifecycle.py](core/lifecycle.py)**:
  * Application startup dispatcher `@on_startup` (runs migrations, cache warming, and background daemons before opening sockets).

* **[core/lib/config.py](core/lib/config.py)**:
  * Settings parser for `settings.yaml` supporting environment variable overrides.

---

## 🔌 Official System Plugins

The framework includes pre-built and tested system batteries in `app/system/`:

### 1. Database Plugin (`plugins/db`)
* **Stack**: Async SQLAlchemy 2.0 + `orjson` for ultra-fast JSON serialization.
* **Engines**: SQLite out-of-the-box (zero configuration). Seamless switch to PostgreSQL via `settings.yaml`.
* **Usage**:
  ```python
  from app.system.db import async_session, Base
  from sqlalchemy import select

  async with async_session() as db:
      users = (await db.execute(select(User))).scalars().all()
  ```

---

### 2. Authentication & User Plugin (`plugins/auth`)
* **Features**:
  * `User` model, flexible role architecture (dynamic roles in `auth_role` DB table, custom `UserRole` subclasses, superadmin bypass).
  * **Row-Level Security (RLS)**: base classes `BasicSecureModel` and `RowSecureModel` for tenant/owner scoping.
  * Reliable session extension via `RefreshToken` and multi-device tracking in `ActiveSession`.
  * Context-based user retrieval anywhere without passing parameters:
    ```python
    from core.session import current_user_ctx
    user = current_user_ctx.get()
    ```

---

### 3. Two-Phase File Upload Plugin (`plugins/files`)
* Comprehensive architecture: see **[docs/files.md](docs/files.md)**.
* **Two-Phase Commit Workflow**:
  1. Client initiates upload transaction: server provisions isolated `/tmp/app_uploads/<folder_hash>/`.
  2. Client streams files via `POST /upload`. Bytes stream directly to disk without memory buffering.
  3. If client disconnects — core triggers `session.on_close` and erases the temp folder immediately.
  4. On completion — folder moves atomically to production storage `/files/<folder_hash>/` in 0 milliseconds.
  5. Files are indexed in unified `file_metadata` database table (quotas, original names, MIME types).
  6. Downloads are served directly by **Nginx** with zero Python overhead.

---

### 4. Smart Reactive Cache Plugin (`plugins/smart_cache`)
* Comprehensive architecture: see **[docs/smart_cache.md](docs/smart_cache.md)** and **[RFC 0001](rfc/0001-smart-cache.md)**.
* **0 ms Latency Principle & Push Invalidation**:
  * Instant screen rendering from L1 RAM (or L2 IndexedDB/localStorage) with zero network wait.
  * Server automatically tracks mutations and pushes `cache.invalidate` impulses or targeted `cache.patch` via `@invalidates(tags=...)`.
  * Zero blind polling — the WebSocket stays completely silent until data actually changes.
  * Version handshake (`cache.sync_check`) on reconnect syncs only tags that changed during offline state.

---

### 5. Modular Backend Test Framework (`tests/`)
* Comprehensive guide: see **[docs/testing.md](docs/testing.md)**.
* **Client-Perspective Black-Box Testing**:
  * Validates the backend exactly as a real frontend client interacts with it (over WebSocket WSRPC and HTTP).
  * `PersonaManager`: pre-authenticated sessions (`admin`, `user`, `guest`) with automatic local database seeding and RLS bypass.
  * Native verification of streaming (`stream: true`), push notification interception (`cache.invalidate`, `cache.patch`), and two-phase uploads.
  * Built-in stress & load testing (`tests/suites/test_load.py`): benchmarks RPS, latency percentiles (p50/p95/p99), and broadcast fan-out reliability.

---

## 🛠 Creating Custom Plugins & Modules in the app Directory

Creating a custom feature module (e.g. support ticket system `app/tickets/`) is straightforward:

```python
# app/tickets/handlers.py
from core.session import rpc_method, RPCError, current_user_ctx
from app.system.db import async_session
from app.system.files.service import FileStorageService

@rpc_method("tickets.create")
async def create_ticket(session, params):
    user = current_user_ctx.get()
    if not user:
        raise RPCError("Authentication required")

    title = params.get("title")
    text = params.get("text")
    folder_hash = params.get("folder_hash") # If files were attached

    # Persist ticket in database
    async with async_session() as db:
        async with db.begin():
            ticket = Ticket(title=title, text=text, author_id=user.id, folder=folder_hash)
            db.add(ticket)

    return {"status": "ok", "ticket_id": ticket.id}

@rpc_method("tickets.delete")
async def delete_ticket(session, params):
    ticket_id = params.get("ticket_id")
    
    async with async_session() as db:
        ticket = await db.get(Ticket, ticket_id)
        if ticket and ticket.folder:
            # Atomically delete all bundled files from disk and registry
            await FileStorageService.delete_bundle(ticket.folder)
        await db.delete(ticket)
        await db.commit()

    return {"deleted": True}
```

To enable the module, import its handlers in `main.py`:
```python
# main.py
import app.tickets.handlers  # noqa: F401
```

---

## 💻 Client Library (TypeScript/JavaScript)

The framework includes the official zero-dependency client `client/wsrpc.ts`:

```typescript
import { BinaryWSRPC, wsConnected, wsStatus } from './wsrpc';

const rpc = new BinaryWSRPC('wss://api.example.com/ws');
await rpc.connect();

// 1. Standard typed RPC call
const profile = await rpc.call<UserProfile>('user.get_profile', { user_id: 42 });
console.log('User profile:', profile.name);

// 2. Multi-return: Progress streaming for long-running workloads
const report = await rpc.callStream<ReportResult>(
    'reports.generate', 
    { period: '2026-Q3' }, 
    (chunk) => {
        console.log(`[${chunk.percent}%] Progress: ${chunk.message}`);
        updateProgressBar(chunk.percent); // Real-time UI progress update!
    }
);
console.log('Report ready:', report.download_url);

// 3. Receive unsolicited Server Push notifications
const unsubscribe = rpc.on('chat.new_message', (msg) => {
    console.log(`[${msg.author}]: ${msg.text}`);
    messagesList.update(items => [...items, msg]);
});

// 4. Symmetric RPC: Server initiates an interactive prompt on the client
rpc.registerMethod('ui.confirm', async (params) => {
    const isApproved = await showConfirmationModal(params.title, params.message);
    return { confirmed: isApproved }; // Transmitted back to the server!
});
```

> 📖 **For in-depth UI framework integrations (Svelte, React, Vue), error handling, and unsubscription patterns, see: [docs/core.md](docs/core.md#8-typescriptjavascript-client-clientwsrpcts)**.

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## 📄 License
This project is licensed under the **MIT License**.  
Free for commercial use, modification, and distribution.
