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@eonium/compass-be-sherpa

v0.5.0

Published

a month ago

Backend-specific Sherpa generator for Eonium Compass projects.

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@eonium/compass-be-sherpa

Backend-specific Sherpa generation for Eonium Compass projects.

Package boundary

@eonium/compass-be-sherpa owns deterministic backend project inspection and backend Sherpa file generation. It uses @eonium/compass-core for repo-safe file writes and @eonium/compass-sherpa for canonical Compass/Sherpa paths.

This package may inspect backend project facts such as package.json, TypeScript config, module kind, available scripts and likely source directories. It must not own DB engines, auth providers, HTTP runtime helpers, app schemas or business workflows.

Supported command

The CLI exposes this package through:

eonium sherpa init backend --dry-run
eonium sherpa init backend --yes
eonium sherpa init backend --yes --force
eonium sherpa init backend --dry-run --json

Write behaviour

--dry-run reports the files that would be created or updated and writes nothing.
--yes creates missing backend Sherpa files.
Existing user-authored files are skipped by default.
--force permits existing generated targets to be updated when their content differs.
Every run reports created, updated, skipped, warnings and errors through the Compass change-report shape.

Validation guarantees

A successful write creates the canonical .eonium/compass/sherpa/ root entrypoint, required backend Sherpa files, a backend changelog index and a changelog area registry. The generated structure is intentionally minimal but should be valid for eonium sherpa validate.