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@egeria-systems/standards

v0.2.0

Published

Downloads

182

Readme

@egeria-systems/standards

Public, replaceable static standards for Egeria Systems workspaces.

The package exposes only:

  • @egeria-systems/standards/typescript/strict.json, consumed by the private CLI and builder-core packages;
  • @egeria-systems/standards/eslint/typescript-strict, a strict type-aware flat-config factory consumed by the builder root for CLI, builder-core, and observability source;
  • @egeria-systems/standards/eslint/copy-externalization, a flat-config factory that rejects static user-visible JSX, relevant attribute, and Next.js metadata copy outside validated content or localization sources; and
  • @egeria-systems/standards/eslint/cloudflare-isolation, consumed by the Next.js and Cloudflare compatibility proof.

The TypeScript ESLint factory requires an absolute tsconfigRootDir, enables projectService, and composes the pinned strictTypeChecked and stylisticTypeChecked presets. It adds no formatter rules or plugins; Prettier remains the formatting owner when a consuming repository installs it.

The copy externalization factory accepts optional files and invariantLiterals arrays. It reports non-whitespace JSX text, static JSX child expressions, literal aria-label, title, placeholder, and alt values, and static visible fields in exported Next.js metadata. It does not autofix or perform data-flow, locale-key, parity, or semantic-content validation. Exact invariant literals are the only supported escape and must be configured centrally.

This copy API is included in version 0.2.0. Publication and generated-project adoption remain separate explicitly approved steps.

The package has no root export or runtime application code. Its manifest limits both the public API and package contents. Publication remains a separate explicitly approved external action.

The canonical API and lifecycle owner is package ownership.

Source and license

The package source is packages/standards. It is licensed under Apache-2.0.