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@gamecn/registry-builder

v0.0.7

Published

Workspace-internal source for the `gamecn-registry` CLI. **The published package on npm is named `gamecn-registry` (unscoped) and is built from this directory's source.**

Readme

@gamecn/registry-builder

Workspace-internal source for the gamecn-registry CLI. The published package on npm is named gamecn-registry (unscoped) and is built from this directory's source.

Run from source

bun run src/cli.ts validate --src registry
bun run src/cli.ts build --src registry --out registry-dist --base-url https://example.com
bun run src/cli.ts dev --port 8787

Build the published bundle

bun run build         # bun build src/cli.ts → dist/cli.js
bun run publish:dry   # build + npm pack --dry-run from dist/
bun run publish:npm   # build + npm publish from dist/

What the builder does

Given a source tree of items (registry/<engine>/<name>/item.json + companion files):

  1. Walks every directory containing item.json. Skips dirs flagged .gamecn-skip.
  2. Validates each item against RegistryItemSchema. All errors collected in a single pass.
  3. Inlines text files ≤ 64KB into the emitted manifest (content field).
  4. Hashes binary files by sha256, copies them to <out>/assets/<sha256>, and emits absolute URL + SRI integrity in the manifest.
  5. Dedupes content-addressed assets — same bytes appear once on disk no matter how many items reference them.
  6. Emits per-item manifests at <out>/r/<item-name>.json and the index at <out>/registry.json.
  7. Warns on dangling internal registry deps (intra-registry bare names that don't resolve).

Output:

<out>/
  registry.json           # index of all items
  r/<item-name>.json      # full per-item manifests (text inlined, binaries by URL+SRI)
  assets/<sha256>         # content-addressed binary assets
  previews/<item>.png     # preview thumbnails

Authoring guide

See registry/README.md for the source-tree convention and deploy notes.

Source layout

src/
  walk.ts        find item.json files in a tree
  build.ts       buildRegistry() + validateRegistry() core logic
  cli.ts         commander bootstrap with build / validate / dev subcommands
  index.ts       library exports