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@denreport/core

v0.1.0

Published

Open, versioned JSON intermediate representation (IR) for business documents (invoices, delivery notes, receipts), with a parser, a validator, and per-target compatibility matrices. No UI, no rendering.

Readme

@denreport/core

The intermediate representation (IR) at the heart of denreport: a versioned, JSON-based document format for business documents (invoices, delivery notes, receipts, and similar reports), with a parser, a validator, and per-export-target compatibility matrices (COMPAT_MATRICES / checkCompat, which flag IR usage a target only approximates or doesn't support). No UI, no rendering — this package only defines and checks the document shape that @denreport/targets exports and @denreport/designer edits.

Install

npm install @denreport/core

Usage

import { parseIr, validateIr } from "@denreport/core";

const result = parseIr(irJsonString);
if (!result.ok) {
  console.error(result.errors);
} else {
  const document = result.document;
  const validationErrors = validateIr(document); // business-rule violations, e.g. []
}

parseIr checks the JSON against the IR schema (version, page, font, elements) and returns a typed IrDocument on success. validateIr runs additional rules (e.g. required-field checks for a qualified invoice docType) that a structurally valid document can still violate; a non-empty result means the document is invalid, the same as a parseIr failure.

See the IR v1 spec for the full document format, and the monorepo README for how this package fits with the designer and export targets.

License

MIT