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@buildonaxis/core

v0.5.0

Published

TypeScript SDK for EPCIS 2.0 and GS1 traceability applications

Downloads

503

Readme

@buildonaxis/core

TypeScript SDK for EPCIS 2.0, GS1 identifiers, and traceability applications.

Axis helps developers build serialization, inventory, genealogy, recall, and supply chain applications without starting from raw EPCIS XML.


Installation

npm install @buildonaxis/core

Why Axis?

Traditional EPCIS development often requires developers to work directly with XML documents and schema structures.

Axis provides a modern TypeScript-first developer experience with:

  • Strongly typed EPCIS domain objects
  • GS1 identifier parsing
  • EPCIS document generation and parsing
  • Query APIs
  • Traceability graph generation
  • Genealogy traversal
  • Aggregation relationship analysis
  • Developer-friendly abstractions

Instead of:

xml.createElement("ObjectEvent");

Developers work with:

const event = new ObjectEvent({
  epcList: [epc],
  bizStep: "shipping",
});

Quick Start

Parse a GS1 Identifier

import { parseIdentity } from "@buildonaxis/core";

const result = parseIdentity(
  "01000312345678901726123121ABC123"
);

console.log(result);

Create an EPCIS Document

import {
  EPCISDocument,
  ObjectEvent
} from "@buildonaxis/core";

const event = new ObjectEvent({
  epcList: [
    "urn:epc:id:sgtin:0614141.112345.400"
  ],
  bizStep: "shipping"
});

const document = new EPCISDocument({
  events: [event]
});

Build a Traceability Graph

const graph = document.buildTraceGraph();

graph.ancestors(epc);
graph.descendants(epc);
graph.path(parentEpc, childEpc);

Current Features

EPCIS Domain Model

  • EPCISDocument
  • EPCISHeader
  • EPCISBody
  • Master Data support

EPCIS Events

  • ObjectEvent
  • AggregationEvent
  • AssociationEvent
  • TransactionEvent
  • TransformationEvent

GS1 Support

  • SGTIN
  • SSCC
  • GTIN
  • GLN
  • GRAI
  • GIAI

Query APIs

  • Event filtering
  • EPC discovery
  • Event lookup
  • Collection traversal

Traceability Graphs

  • Ancestor traversal
  • Descendant traversal
  • Root node discovery
  • Leaf node discovery
  • Path finding
  • Multi-parent relationships

Developer Experience

  • TypeScript-first API
  • Strong typing
  • JSON serialization
  • Round-trip parsing
  • Automated test coverage

Examples

See the examples directory:

  • Product Genealogy
  • Barcode Parsing
  • EPCIS Generation
  • EPCIS Parsing
  • Recall Analysis

Repository:

https://github.com/buildonaxis/axis


Roadmap

v0.5.0

Inventory & Aggregation APIs

v0.6.0

Validation Engine

v0.7.0

Developer Playground


Vision

Axis aims to become the foundational TypeScript framework for building traceability applications.

Rather than focusing solely on EPCIS parsing, Axis provides developers with higher-level building blocks for inventory, genealogy, recall, serialization, and supply chain intelligence solutions.


License

MIT