nostr-pubsub TypeScript v0.5.5

Adds an opaque exact-object verification boundary for shared SimplePool transports. Worker-owned relay ingestion can now use nostr-wasm once per event and reuse private canonical admission without a duplicate Schnorr pass or trusting a spoofable public marker.

nostr-pubsub TypeScript v0.5.4

Avoids duplicate Schnorr verification when an adjacent protocol layer re-admits an event already authenticated by nostr-pubsub's private canonical trust boundary. Spoofed public verification markers still fail closed.

nostr-pubsub TypeScript 0.5.3

Adds cancellable asynchronous batch verification admission for immutable events checked by a Web Worker or other trusted boundary. Canonical admitted events use the router's verified-copy fast path without repeating Schnorr verification on the caller thread.

nostr-pubsub TypeScript 0.5.2

• Add the shared SimplePoolNostrRelayTransport browser relay carrier.\n- Verify inbound and outbound events at the package transport boundary.\n- Bound historical queries while keeping live subscriptions open.\n- Treat publication as successful when any configured relay accepts it.

nostr-pubsub TypeScript 0.5.1

Preserve negative backend priorities in routed relay-only publication. Includes the complete routed INV/WANT live and historical pubsub implementation from 0.5.0.

nostr-pubsub TypeScript v0.5.0

Changelog

0.5.0 - 2026-07-18

• Replace the raw-datagram FIPS relay bridge with the reliable FIPS-TCP
  nostr.pubsub/1 client on port 7368; localPeerId is now required for
  deterministic simultaneous-stream ownership.
• Use compatible grouped INV, one-event WANT, and ordinary addressed
  EVENT for both bounded historical replay and new live events, with global
  event-ID deduplication and alternate-provider retry.
• Add matching historical and live routers for Hashtree/local indexes, FIPS
  peers, and traditional Nostr relays; remove the legacy route bus alias and
  obsolete FipsNostrRelayService API.
• Add the owned NostrPubsubRouter for applications that need one reusable
  query/publish/live provider rather than one-shot route helper calls.
• Add shared Rust-process wire vectors and real FIPS-TCP coverage for all five
  REQ/INV/WANT/EVENT/CLOSE messages.

0.4.0 - 2026-07-18

• Split the read-only NostrEventReader and write-only NostrEventPublisher
  contracts while preserving the combined EventBus API and routed bus alias.
• Give source routes explicit dataset identities: replicas fail over within one
  dataset, while additive datasets are queried concurrently and merged.
• Deduplicate verified events with complete provenance, deterministic ordering,
  one global result limit, isolated source failures, and per-route/per-dataset
  outcome reporting.
• Propagate cancellation and one absolute deadline through routed and in-memory
  queries without activating any relay or changing publication policy.
• Honor NIP-01 OR semantics by applying each filter's limit independently and
  reserving QueryOptions.limit for the router-wide result cap.

0.3.1 - 2026-07-16

• Retry a local subscription's REQ after an initially unavailable FIPS route
  later reconnects, while keeping replay delivery valid during the pending send.
• Close a late successful REQ when its local subscription or peer admission was
  removed before the send completed.

0.3.0 - 2026-07-16

• Add FipsNostrPubsubClient, the shared browser nostr.pubsub/1
REQ/EVENT/CLOSE carrier for signed Nostr events.
• Keep peer admission application-owned and explicit; connected peers are never
  inferred, and subscriptions refresh when admitted standalone links reconnect.
• Bound replay, subscriptions, filters, peers, frames, and pending work; failed
  publications remain retryable and invalid or non-admitted traffic is dropped.
• Match the native FSP datagram maximum exactly: accept 65,525 bytes and reject
  65,526, with a real Rust process roundtrip gate.
• Include TypeScript sources referenced by the published declaration and source
  maps so clean-installed artifacts are self-contained.

0.2.0 - 2026-07-16

• Add the bounded FipsInvWantStream and FipsInvWantTcpDriver over the
  shared TCP/FIPS v1 stack.
• Cover partial and coalesced records, queue and peer bounds, close/reset
  lifecycle, reconnects, and real Rust-to-TypeScript process interoperability.
• Match Rust simultaneous-connect ordering by normalizing compressed and
  x-only transport identities to their canonical npub ordering key.
• Keep authenticated capability discovery explicit; no fallback provider
  namespace or unauthenticated peer inference is introduced.

0.1.5 - 2026-07-13

• Add the authenticated FIPS Nostr relay adapter and shared Rust/TypeScript
  interoperability vectors.

nostr-pubsub TypeScript v0.4.0

Dataset-aware read routing: additive datasets, ordered replica failover, cancellation/deadlines, verified deduplication and provenance, while retaining the EventBus compatibility surface.

nostr-pubsub TypeScript 0.3.1

Recover explicit FIPS nostr.pubsub/1 subscriptions after route reconnection while preserving bounded replay and late-close lifecycle semantics. Wire, capability, and the 65,525-byte native FSP bound are unchanged.

nostr-pubsub TypeScript 0.3.0

Shared authenticated FIPS Nostr pubsub client for signed REQ, EVENT, and CLOSE traffic. Peer admission remains explicit and application-owned. Matches the native 65,525-byte FSP service-body boundary and includes Rust process interoperability coverage.

nostr-pubsub TypeScript 0.2.0

TypeScript 0.2.0

• Adds the bounded FipsInvWantStream and FipsInvWantTcpDriver over the shared @fips/tcp 0.2.0 stack.
• Handles incremental split/coalesced records, bounded queues and peers, authenticated endpoint identity, graceful close/reset, reconnects, and simultaneous-connect convergence.
• Matches Rust ordering by normalizing compressed/x-only peer identities to canonical npub ordering keys while retaining transport IDs for routing.
• Keeps capability discovery explicit and authenticated; no fallback namespace or arbitrary-peer inference is added.

Verification includes 42 TypeScript tests, two real Rust-process TCP/FIPS exchanges, 23 Rust nostr-pubsub-fips tests, legacy cross-language vectors, strict Clippy, build/check, and a clean release-tarball install/import.

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