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anyhow ^1.0
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base64 ^0.22
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bytes ^1.0
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dashmap ^6.1
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flate2 ^1.0
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futures-util ^0.3
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hex ^0.4
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http-body-util ^0.1
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hyper ^1.6
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hyper-util ^0.1
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hyperstack-interpreter ^0.5.10
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lru ^0.12
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once_cell ^1.20
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opentelemetry ^0.22
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opentelemetry-otlp ^0.15
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opentelemetry_sdk ^0.22
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serde ^1.0
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serde_json ^1.0
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smallvec ^1.15
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thiserror ^1.0
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tokio ^1.0
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tokio-tungstenite ^0.28
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tokio-util ^0.7
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tracing ^0.1
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tracing-opentelemetry ^0.23
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tracing-subscriber ^0.3
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uuid ^1.0
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yellowstone-vixen ^0.6.0-alpha.0
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yellowstone-vixen-core ^0.6.0-alpha.0
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yellowstone-vixen-proto ^0.6.0-alpha.0
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yellowstone-vixen-yellowstone-grpc-source ^0.6.0-alpha.0
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hyperstack_
server
0.5.10
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server::
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Frame
Data frame sent over WebSocket
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Entity
A single entity within a snapshot
Snapshot
Frame
Batch snapshot frame for initial data load
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Sort configuration for a view
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Frame
Subscription acknowledgment frame sent when a client subscribes
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transform_
large_
u64_
to_
strings
Transform large u64 values to strings for JavaScript compatibility. JavaScript’s Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER is 2^53 - 1 (9007199254740991). Values larger than this will lose precision in JavaScript.