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@alignfirst/openclaw-channel-mock-core

v0.10.2

Published

Shared library for synthetic OpenClaw channel plugins used in test harnesses (bus client, action handlers, factories).

Readme

@alignfirst/openclaw-channel-mock-core

Shared library powering the synthetic OpenClaw channel plugins used in test harnesses. Provides the bus client, action handlers, account / inbound / outbound primitives, plugin and setup factories, and the typebox-based config schema.

Not meant to be consumed directly. Use the surface wrappers:

Both wrappers register as OpenClaw channels and talk to a single bus (http://bus:43123 by default) provisioned by @alignfirst/openclaw-test.

Slack supports replyToMode: "off" | "all", including account overrides. The default "all" routes an eligible root and its replies to one thread session keyed by the root message ID. "off" keeps roots in the channel session while explicit thread replies use their canonical thread session. Slack send and Discord thread-create return native-shaped delivery receipts so gateway plugins can distinguish confirmed, failed, and partial starter delivery.

Test scenarios can arm one recoverable transport fault with failNextQaBusOperation({ baseUrl, operation: "outbound-message" | "thread-create" }). The bus consumes it before side effects, so a retry can prove that only one native starter exists. With threadOnly: true, an outbound-message fault waits for a send that carries a thread target and lets root posts through.

zod is a peer dependency pinned to OpenClaw's own version: the config schema composes OpenClaw's zod objects with locally built ones, so both must resolve to the same zod instance. When upgrading OpenClaw, move the peer pin to whatever zod version the new OpenClaw release pins.

Attribution

Adapted from upstream OpenClaw's extensions/qa-channel/. See NOTICE.md.