push updated state to clients over SSE (ISS-129)
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// ISS-129 (v0.57.0): in-process fan-out registry for the SSE state stream (/api/events). The app
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// runs as one long-lived server process (`next start`; instrumentation.ts already keeps background
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// sim state alive) — no new dependencies, no WS upgrade needed. The Set lives on globalThis because
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// Next.js gives instrumentation.ts (where broadcast() fires from the background tick) and route
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// handlers (where subscribe() happens in /api/events) separate module instances; a plain `let` would
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// give each its own empty set and no push would ever be delivered.
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type Push = (text: string) => void;
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const g = globalThis as unknown as { __flightSseSubscribers?: Set<Push> };
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const subscribers: Set<Push> = (g.__flightSseSubscribers ??= new Set());
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export function subscribe(fn: Push): () => void {
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subscribers.add(fn);
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return () => {
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subscribers.delete(fn);
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};
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}
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// Call each subscriber safely — one dead stream must not take the others down.
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export function broadcast(text: string): void {
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for (const fn of [...subscribers]) {
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try {
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fn(text);
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} catch {
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// subscriber's stream is gone; its own cleanup unsubscribes it
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}
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}
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}
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