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@arcforges/proto

v1.0.0-ci.287.1

Published

ArcForges public foundation and domain protobuf messages, shape validation and exact value adapters.

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@arcforges/proto

Generated public Protocol Buffers messages, shape validators and exact value adapters, shared by TypeScript Web consumers. The selected public closure includes Foundation, Notes scalar/query, Scope measurement, all owner-body variants and events, alongside the retained arcforges.hello.v1 packaging example. There are no Node or DOM imports in this package and it does not implement networking.

Use create(SayHelloRequestSchema, { name: "World" }), toBinary and fromBinary from @bufbuild/protobuf. Use the exported HelloService descriptor with a compatible gRPC/gRPC-Web client transport.

decodeContract(schema, bytes, limit) and encodeContract apply the registry size classes in wireLimits (4 MiB unary/helper, 256 KiB inline page, 32 KiB stream frame, 64 MiB large projection) and the root-plus-100 nesting bound, retaining unknown fields. Refusals are ContractSerializationError values with tooLarge, tooDeep or malformed. contractServices lists the generated services; nothing is discovered at runtime.

Use parseId and idToWire to preserve an explicit identifier domain, bigint for exact 64-bit values, and notesDecimal/decimalParts for Notes decimal boundaries. The generated is<Type> functions check the current supported mutation profile. readProjection and preserveProjection retain compatible unknown read data; revalidate the actual message before a mutation. These checks do not authorize access, query product state or execute numerical engines. See the Foundation API and coverage profile.

The package ships ESM JavaScript, TypeScript declarations, the authored proto and its descriptor set. Pin the exact version in your dependency manifest and lock file. Android uses separately generated Kotlin artifacts from the same authored proto; TypeScript codec validation does not establish Android runtime behavior.

Apache-2.0. See the repository for examples, licensing and release setup.