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@exellix/narrix-catalox

v2.0.0

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Narrix pack → Catalox native catalogs (bundle + seed helpers)

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@exellix/narrix-catalox

Builds a Narrix PackManifest into a CataloxSeedBundle, and can optionally upsert that bundle into Catalox native catalogs (ensureCatalog, ensureBinding, descriptor upserts, batchUpsertNativeCatalogItems).

This package is Catalox-native. It does not provide pack registries or legacy “pack library” compatibility APIs.

Requirements

  • .env with CATALOX_APP_ID, FIREBASE_PROJECT_ID, and credentials (supported by @x12i/catalox/firebase: FIREBASE_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_PATH, GOOGLE_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_BASE64, or ADC via GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS / workload identity).

Commands

| Command | Purpose | |--------|---------| | npm run build | Emit dist/ (library src/ only). | | npm test | Unit tests. Read-only live Firestore: set any of FIRESTORE_LIVE_TESTS=1, CATALOX_LIVE_TESTS=1, or LIVE_TESTS=1. Optional: CATALOX_LIVE_CHECK_APP=1 asserts apps/${CATALOX_APP_ID} exists. | | npm run seed:dry | Print bundle summary, no Firestore writes. | | npm run seed | Live seed from narrixArchiveManifest(). | | npm run audit | Compare archive bundle vs Firestore; writes reports/narrix-catalox-audit.md. |

Library surface

Import getSeedBundle, runCataloxSeed, CATALOG_SPECS, and types from the package root.

Client usage guide: docs/client-usage.md.

Related integration note: docs/ai-tasks-execution-strategies.md.

Do not commit .npmrc, .secrets/, or .env.

Publish (@exellix on GitHub Packages)

  1. Copy .npmrc.example to .npmrc (or merge the two lines into your user-level npm config).
  2. Set NODE_AUTH_TOKEN to a GitHub PAT with write:packages (and read:packages for installs). For a private repo, the token typically also needs repo.
  3. npm run build && npm publish

The package is scoped as @exellix/narrix-catalox and uses publishConfig.registry → https://npm.pkg.github.com.