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[WIP] Exported elements are different for browser and nodes
Add missing exports to amqp-websocket-client.ts for consistent browser/Node.js API
Sep 9, 2025
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The websocket client was missing key exports that are available in the main index, making it difficult to build or enhance queue behavior in browser environments. This change adds the missing exports to provide feature parity between browser and Node.js usage.
Problem
Currently, users working with the WebSocket client in browsers couldn't access core classes needed for extending functionality:
Solution
Added the following exports to
amqp-websocket-client.ts:AMQPBaseClientAMQPChannelAMQPConsumerAMQPErrorAMQPMessageAMQPQueueAMQPViewVERSIONUsage
Users can now build enhanced queue behavior consistently across environments:
The changes are minimal and purely additive - only 17 lines added across 2 files with no breaking changes to existing functionality.
Fixes #145.
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