add-nodebridge-handler

To add a new backend communication handler in TypeScript, you implement the handler logic in src/nodeBridge.ts and update the corresponding type definitions in src/nodeBridge.types.ts for type safety.

The best way to register a NodeBridge handler is by following established naming conventions to implement the handler in src/nodeBridge.ts and update src/nodeBridge.types.ts to ensure robust type safety.

You test a NodeBridge handler by updating and running the test script located at scripts/test-nodeBridge.ts, which facilitates integration testing for the newly added backend communication logic.

Yes, you need to update type definitions in src/nodeBridge.types.ts when adding a NodeBridge handler to maintain robust type safety and ensure correct context retrieval and error handling.

Yes, NodeBridge handler implementation provides specific examples for context retrieval and error handling, allowing you to manage backend communication errors consistently within src/nodeBridge.ts.

Using a guided approach for NodeBridge handler registration streamlines the integration of new communication handlers, ensuring consistency across src/nodeBridge.ts and reducing manual coding errors.