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douganderson444/kappa-view-list

general purpose sorted list view for kappa-core

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kappa‑view‑list is a small library that adds a sorted‑list materialized view to a **kappa‑core** database. By providing a mapping function that extracts sort keys from each message, it lets applications read arbitrary ranges, tail the newest entries, and receive insertion events on an append‑only log—useful for any Node.js project that needs fast, ordered querying over immutable logs.