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@channel.io/bezier-toolkit

v0.1.0-next.1

Published

Installed-package lookup and diagnostics for Bezier manifests.

Readme

@channel.io/bezier-toolkit

Repo-local CLI and library for reading Bezier manifests from packages installed in a consumer repository.

Install the Toolkit with @channel.io/bezier-react and @channel.io/bezier-icons, whose manifests it will inspect. Pin the resolved versions in the consumer lockfile. You do not need to install @channel.io/bezier-tokens separately: the Toolkit reads the token package that the installed @channel.io/bezier-react depends on.

yarn add --exact @channel.io/bezier-react@next @channel.io/bezier-icons@next
yarn add --dev --exact @channel.io/bezier-toolkit@next
yarn bezier lookup Tabs
yarn bezier doctor
yarn bezier version

Every command emits deterministic JSON. The Toolkit resolves @channel.io/bezier-react/manifest.json and @channel.io/bezier-icons/manifest.json from the consumer working directory. It then resolves @channel.io/bezier-tokens/manifest.json through that resolved @channel.io/bezier-react package, so the catalog uses the same token package as React even when the dependency is nested or provided by Yarn Plug'n'Play.

The three validated manifests are merged into one in-memory catalog. Its cache key includes package versions, source commits, schema versions, and resolved manifest paths. lookup searches names, aliases, deprecations, replacements, and component semantics; doctor reports environment, lockfile, manifest, provenance, and compatibility diagnostics; version prints the resolved Toolkit and Bezier package tuple.

The Toolkit does not read a Bezier source checkout, a bundled catalog, Pilot fixtures, or a global Homebrew installation. Missing packages and unsupported manifest schema majors are reported explicitly by doctor.