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How to use @actualwave/messageport-dispatcher — cross-origin event communication via MessagePort. Use when adding typed named-event messaging between iframes, Web Workers, or any window-like target; when replacing raw postMessage/message-event boilerplate with named events; or when working in a project that imports from this package.

How to use @actualwave/worker-dispatcher — named-event communication for Dedicated Workers, Shared Workers, and Service Workers. Use when replacing raw postMessage/message boilerplate with typed named events across worker boundaries; when setting up two-way communication between a page and a Dedicated Worker; when handling multi-client Shared Worker connections; when communicating with a Service Worker from the main thread; or when a project imports from this package.

How to use @actualwave/worker-dispatcher — named-event communication for Dedicated Workers, Shared Workers, and Service Workers. Use when replacing raw postMessage/message boilerplate with typed named events across worker boundaries; when setting up two-way communication between a page and a Dedicated Worker; when handling multi-client Shared Worker connections; when communicating with a Service Worker from the main thread; or when a project imports from this package.

Fluent ES6 Proxy API for traversing and manipulating HTML DOM using dot notation. Built on TreeWalker. Use when you need to navigate the DOM by tag name, query elements, read/set attributes or properties, listen to events, or iterate over matched element sets — all without boilerplate.

ES6 Proxy-based library for traversing tree-shaped data structures with a fluent dot-notation API. Use when you need to navigate nested objects or arrays by node name, apply augmentations (callable methods) to traversed nodes, or build custom tree-traversal APIs backed by a data-source adapter.

Use the MapOfSets data structure when you need a Map that stores multiple unique values per key (a Map<K, Set<V>>). Handles adding, removing, querying, and iterating over grouped unique values without manual Set management. Use when the user needs to group items by key without duplicates, implement a multimap, track relationships like tags-to-items or events-to-listeners, or replace a plain Map<K, T[]> where uniqueness matters.

Use the MapOfSets data structure when you need a Map that stores multiple unique values per key (a Map<K, Set<V>>). Handles adding, removing, querying, and iterating over grouped unique values without manual Set management. Use when the user needs to group items by key without duplicates, implement a multimap, track relationships like tags-to-items or events-to-listeners, or replace a plain Map<K, T[]> where uniqueness matters.

Embed and control a CodeMirror 6 code editor inside a React Native WebView using @actualwave/react-native-codeditor. Use when adding a code editor to a React Native app, controlling editor content/language/theme/cursor/selection/history programmatically, registering custom keyboard shortcuts, handling editor events (content changes, history size, selection), or setting up native asset copying for Android/iOS.

How to use @actualwave/event-dispatcher — a TypeScript EventDispatcher/EventTarget implementation. Use when working in projects that depend on this package, when adding event-based communication to JavaScript/TypeScript classes, or when a user asks about dispatching events, adding/removing listeners, or event propagation with this library.

A Map-like collection with weakly-referenced values built on WeakRef and FinalizationRegistry. Two classes: WeakValueMap<K, V> for key→value lookup with any key type, and WeakStorage<K, V> which adds a WeakMap-backed reverse index for O(1) value→key lookup. Use when building caches that should not prevent garbage collection, tracking object associations, or attaching metadata to objects without extending their lifetime. Values must be objects (WeakRef requirement — primitives throw at runtime). Iteration and get() silently skip collected entries. approximateSize may lag GC; call verify() for an accurate count or use has() which always checks liveness.

Builds JavaScript property-access path strings incrementally from typed segments. Use when constructing or tracking object paths for debugging, proxies, or code generation — handles dot notation, bracket notation, numeric indexes, symbols, and verbatim fragments automatically.