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@ankhorage/devtools

v2.3.46

Published

Shared tooling, repository automation, and agent standards for Ankhorage TypeScript projects

Downloads

176,750

Readme

@ankhorage/devtools

license: MIT npm: v2.3.46 runtime: bun typescript: strict eslint: checked prettier: checked build: checked tests: checked paradox: warnings

Shared tooling, repository automation, and agent standards for Ankhorage TypeScript projects

Usage

CLI

Ankhorage packages expose their command-line interface through ankh. Use ankh --help to discover available package commands, or run a package command with --help for package-specific usage.

# Install the Ankhorage CLI
bun add --global @ankhorage/ankh

# Show usage information for devtools
ankh devtools --help

Standalone package ESLint configuration

Configure ESLint for a standalone TypeScript package with the Devtools shared policy.

export default createConfig({
  tsconfigRootDir: __dirname,
  project: ['./tsconfig.json'],
  files: ['src/**/*.{ts,tsx}'],
});

This package contains 1 additional example. See the generated documentation for the complete set.

Generated documentation

Public API

Utilities

validateApmReleaseCandidate(candidate: ApmPackedReleaseCandidate, options?: ApmReleaseValidationOptions) => ApmReleaseValidationResult

Validate packed owner evidence using the released APM protocol, never a copied schema. Opt-in packages declare ankh.apm with protocolVersion and a package-relative descriptor. No metadata means not applicable, not a claim that no migration is needed. The descriptor declares supported no-migration, required migration, or unsupported/manual history explicitly. Previous descriptors enforce immutable migration checksums and related descriptors validate cross-owner prerequisites. Package-owned source-to-target tests must also cover skipped versions, idempotency, interruption/recovery, and unsupported historical states.

Module: src/features/apm-release-validation/application/validateApmReleaseCandidate.ts Source: src/features/apm-release-validation/application/validateApmReleaseCandidate.ts:31:1 Related symbols: ApmPackedReleaseCandidate, ApmReleaseValidationOptions, ApmReleaseValidationResult

validatePackedApmReleaseAsync(targetDirectory: string, options?: ApmReleaseValidationOptions) => Promise<ApmReleaseValidationResult>

Validate script-free publish bytes and optionally retain that exact accepted archive. Release order is APM protocol, package-owner metadata/code, then consuming applications. Build after Changesets versioning and descriptor synchronization. Execute package-owned acceptance tests, then validate with explicit owner-code consent. The child probe uses the packed package's native public export resolution and installed dependencies, not omitted source. Consent permits trusted executable code; a child process is not a security sandbox. An artifactPath retains accepted bytes exclusively, so publication need not repack or rerun lifecycle scripts. expectedIntegrity rejects a stale candidate before any owner code loads.

Module: src/features/apm-release-validation/composition/validatePackedApmReleaseAsync.ts Source: src/features/apm-release-validation/composition/validatePackedApmReleaseAsync.ts:17:1 Related symbols: ApmReleaseValidationOptions, ApmReleaseValidationResult