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@descix/frqtl-sdk

v0.1.8

Published

FRQTL SDK — Discrete fractal physics and game engine distribution.

Readme

@descix/frqtl-sdk

FRQTL SDK public distribution package for physics and game-engine demo surfaces.

Public Dist Endpoints

  • dist/index.html — physics-facing FRQTL SDK surface
  • dist/sdk.html — game-object and SDK API reference surface

Node target (ws-artifact-showcase Bite N2)

Alongside the browser surface (.), this package ships a Node-target build of the SAME canonical Rust/WASM engine (lib/fat/pkg-node, wasm-pack --target nodejs):

  • require('@descix/frqtl-sdk/node') — programmatic entry: { EGPTEngine, setupDoubleSlit, chiSquare }. No DOM/browser dependency; runs headless.
  • No CLI ships with this package. The engine is a thing you watch, not a thing you score: FRQTL scenes are fractal and non-linear, so a static numeric check cannot tell you a scene is right before you have drawn it. Acceptance is visual — run a scene and look at it. chiSquare (above) is exported as a design aid for your own harness, never as the acceptance criterion.

Both pkg-web (browser) and pkg-node (Node) are built from the identical Rust crate (lib/frqtl/crates/egpt_wasm) — bit-identical .wasm binary, only the JS glue differs (--target web vs --target nodejs).

Current impossible-computations demo correlation:

  • Circuit SAT (Half-Adder)
  • Blackbody

Packaging Policy

The npm payload is compiled/distribution-only:

  • Published: dist/ and this README.md
  • Not published: source trees, build scripts, and internal authoring assets

No JS physics-engine source ships either (CEO standing rule, 2026-07-10 — mirrors the same rule enforced on @descix/egpt-math-sdk). The canonical JS reference engine (lib/frqtl/js_reference/EGPTfrqtl.js) is never bundled here (repo CLAUDE.md rule 5) — scripts/verify-publish-surface.mjs now also probes the built dist for that file's distinctive internal symbols (SortableDictionary), delegating to the same shared checker (scripts/verify-no-core-source-in-dist.mjs, repo root) @descix/egpt-math-sdk uses for its own compute core. Root make verify-publish-surface runs both packages' gates.

Local Validation

npm run build
npm run verify:publish-surface
npm run pack:dry-run

Notes

  • Product pages can import the dist endpoints while FRQTL.com product sub-sites are being formalized.
  • Source code is intentionally excluded from npm distribution payload.