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@callumalpass/mdbase-interop

v0.1.0-rc.2

Published

Portable mdbase event/action contracts, CloudEvents envelopes, and reference bridge.

Readme

@callumalpass/mdbase-interop

Browser-safe TypeScript models, canonical schemas, validation helpers, and the reference in-memory bridge for mdbase event/action interoperability profile 0.1.

Events are CloudEvents 1.0 structured JSON. Actions use separate logical request, admitted invocation, cancellation, and terminal outcome envelopes. Event subscriptions multicast; actions resolve to exactly one provider.

import {
  InMemoryInteropBridge,
  type EventContractArtifact
} from "@callumalpass/mdbase-interop";

const bridge = new InMemoryInteropBridge({
  authorize: ({ principal }) => principal.application.startsWith("example.")
});

const source = bridge.connect({
  application: "example.tasks",
  implementation: "example.tasks.obsidian",
  version: "1.0.0"
});

const completed: EventContractArtifact = {
  kind: "mdbase.contract",
  contract_type: "event",
  id: "example.task.completed",
  version: "1.0.0",
  data_schema: {
    dialect: "json-schema-2020-12",
    value: {
      type: "object",
      required: ["task_id"],
      additionalProperties: false,
      properties: { task_id: { type: "string" } }
    }
  }
};

await source.registerEventSource({
  declaration_id: "example.tasks.events",
  contracts: [{ contract: completed }]
});

The bridge defaults to deny. A host supplies authorization independently from contract compatibility. Client handles scope implementation identity and remove subscriptions, source declarations, and providers on disposal.

Runtime registration requires inline resolved schema values. Collection tools may store schema.ref, but must resolve it before passing an artifact to the bridge.

The package has no Obsidian, Node filesystem, workflow, or persistence dependency.