rivetkit-client-javascript

JavaScript client for connecting to Rivet Actors with stateless or stateful connections. Supports browser, Node.js, and Bun environments with automatic endpoint detection via environment variables or explicit configuration Offers two interaction modes: stateless action calls for independent requests and stateful connections with real-time event subscriptions Includes low-level HTTP and WebSocket access for actors implementing onRequest or onWebSocket handlers Provides compound array-based...

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