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@anokye-labs/kbexplorer-engine

v0.1.1

Published

Scaffolded kbexplorer engine package with runtime-agnostic placeholder entry points for orchestration, sources, and store integration.

Readme

@anokye-labs/kbexplorer-engine

The runtime-agnostic engine for kbexplorer: it turns a knowledge-base source (a manifest, the GitHub API, or a local directory) into a computed KBGraph, and provides a small scriptable query API over that graph. The core (.) entry stays portable across Node and browser-like environments; Node-specific pieces (like FileSystemSource) live behind the ./sources subpath.

Develop

npm install
npm run typecheck
npm run build
npm test

Package shape

  • . — the engine core: graph building (buildGraph), the unified loader (loadKnowledgeBase), the query helpers, providers, parsing, identity, and supporting types.
  • ./sources — source adapters (ManifestSource, GitHubApiSource, FileSystemSource) and the RepoSource / RepoData contracts.
  • ./store — the optional sqlite-backed graph store entry point.

Loading a knowledge base

loadKnowledgeBase has two call shapes, distinguished by the first argument:

import { loadKnowledgeBase } from '@anokye-labs/kbexplorer-engine';
import { GitHubApiSource, FileSystemSource } from '@anokye-labs/kbexplorer-engine/sources';

// Config-first (scripting): returns a bare KBGraph.
// With no `source`, a GitHubApiSource is built from config.source.
const graph = await loadKnowledgeBase(config);
const localGraph = await loadKnowledgeBase(config, { source: new FileSystemSource('./my-kb') });

// Positional (advanced): returns { graph, config }. This is the SHA-pinned
// contract consumed by kbexplorer-template — it is unchanged.
const { graph: g, config: c } = await loadKnowledgeBase(new GitHubApiSource(config.source), config);

The two forms differ only in ergonomics and return shape; the positional form is fully preserved.

Query API

Pure, runtime-agnostic helpers over a computed KBGraph:

import {
  getNode, findNodes, neighbors, related, subgraph, shortestPath,
} from '@anokye-labs/kbexplorer-engine';

getNode(graph, 'home');                         // KBNode | undefined
findNodes(graph, n => n.cluster === 'engine');  // KBNode[]
neighbors(graph, 'home', { direction: 'out' }); // KBNode[]
related(graph, 'home');                          // KBNode[] (precomputed index)
subgraph(graph, 'home', { radius: 2 });          // KBGraph neighborhood
shortestPath(graph, 'home', 'loader');           // string[] | null

Sources

  • ManifestSource(manifest, config) — a frozen, pre-built snapshot.
  • GitHubApiSource(sourceConfig) — the live GitHub API.
  • FileSystemSource(rootDir, options?)Node-only adapter that walks a local directory into the same RepoData bundle a manifest yields (authored content/, .github structural files, content-model/, README).

Recipes

Runnable examples of the scriptable API against an in-repo fixture live in docs/recipes.md. CI builds the package and runs all eight scripts on every pull request.