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@buildtovalue/conformance

v1.2.0-next.0

Published

OMG BPMN 2.0 conformance tooling for bpmn-react: interoperability corpus, element-by-element conformance matrix and generated CONFORMANCE.md. Zero runtime dependencies.

Readme

@buildtovalue/conformance

OMG BPMN 2.0 conformance tooling for bpmn-react:

  • Interoperability corpus (corpus/, 50+ files): structural equivalents of real-world exports (Camunda Modeler, bpmn.io, OMG spec examples — each file header documents the pattern it mirrors; generated content, no proprietary material). Every file must import without a fatal error and its re-export must re-import identically (normalizeForDiff); per-file warning counts are snapshotted so fidelity regressions are detectable.
  • External corpus (corpus-external/, ≥20 files, git-ignored): real third-party exports (bpmn-js-examples, Camunda quick-starts — MIT / Apache-2.0), downloaded on demand by scripts/fetch-corpus.mjs (run in CI before the tests; DMN TCK / CC-BY-SA sources excluded). tests/corpusExternal.test.ts requires each to import without a fatal error and round-trip structurally; it skips when the directory is absent, so the build never depends on the network.
  • Conformance matrix (CONFORMANCE_MATRIX): element-by-element status (supported / partial / degraded / unsupported) with Descriptive/Analytic class coverage.
  • renderConformanceMarkdown(): renders the repository's CONFORMANCE.md deterministically; CI fails when the committed file goes stale (regenerate with node scripts/gen-conformance.mjs).

Headless, zero runtime dependencies (consumes only @buildtovalue/core). License: Apache-2.0.