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@azphalt/conformance

v0.1.1

Published

A runnable conformance suite that certifies an azphalt host against the standard.

Readme

@azphalt/conformance

A runnable conformance suite for azphalt hosts. It turns the checklist in ADOPTION.md and the normative specs (capability-model, ui-schema, package-format) into an executable battery, so an adopter can self-certify instead of checking their host against prose.

import { runConformance } from "@azphalt/conformance";
import { runFilter } from "@azphalt/runtime-wasm";

const report = await runConformance({ runFilter, apiVersion: "0.1" });
report.ok;      // true ⇒ conforming
report.checks;  // [{ id, title, ok, detail }, …] — one per checklist line

What a host provides

Implement CodeHost — the minimum the suite drives: run a filter from .azp bytes against an in-memory world, and report your host API version. @azphalt/runtime-wasm's runFilter already is this shape, so it's the worked reference host.

interface CodeHost {
  runFilter(azp: Uint8Array, world, opts?): Promise<{ bitmap, redraws }>;
  apiVersion?: string; // e.g. "0.1", so `compat` can gate
}

The checks

Each maps to a conformance-checklist line and returns { id, title, ok, detail }:

| id | asserts | |---|---| | reject-tampered | a payload failing its digest is refused | | reject-unsafe-path | a .. payload path is refused | | capability-gating | an ungranted capability is absent, so the filter fails | | never-list | no process / require / fetch / sockets in the sandbox | | abi-roundtrip | the RGBA8 straight-alpha buffer round-trips | | params-roundtrip | control values reach the extension through params | | ui-schema | the ui panel is valid and covers every 0.1 control type | | compat-version | the host reports an API version satisfying a package's compat |

validatePanel(panel) is also exported standalone, for hosts and importers to validate a UI panel against spec/ui-schema.md.