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@intentius/forgejo-warden

v0.1.1

Published

Keep your Forgejo org and repos in declared state — reconcile, guardrails, drift correction

Readme

forgejo-warden

ci e2e

Keep your Forgejo org and repos in a declared state — reconcile, guardrails, drift correction.

A sibling of github-warden, built on the shared provider-agnostic reconcile primitive in @intentius/chant/reconcile (change-set model, generic collection diff, guardrail framework, and the runReconcile loop). forgejo-warden supplies the Forgejo-specific layer: a REST client for a self-hosted instance, the config + live-state types, a Forgejo diff(), and the reconcile cycles.

What it reconciles

You declare desired state in YAML (selective-by-omission: an absent field is never touched); warden diffs it against the live org and, in apply mode, converges it — guarded by a removal cap so a typo can't mass-delete.

| Cycle | Reconciles | |-------|------------| | org-settings | org name/description/website/visibility, repo-admin team access | | membership | org members (team-driven; ownership-gated removal) | | teams | teams + their members and repo access | | repo-settings | repo settings + topics | | branch-protection | Forgejo branch_protections (not rulesets) | | repo-baseline | provision repos (empty or from a template) | | secrets-variables | Actions secrets (presence) + variables (value), org & repo | | webhooks | org & repo webhooks |

Tests

npm test runs the unit suite (mock-client, fully offline). The e2e suite is fully hermetic — it stands up a throwaway Forgejo via Docker Compose, mints an admin token, provisions its own org, exercises every cycle, and tears down (no external account or secrets):

eval "$(npm run --silent e2e:up)"   # compose up + mint token
npm run test:e2e:run                # FORGEJO_E2E_APPLY=1 to include the apply phase
npm run e2e:down                    # compose down -v

CI runs it on every push to main and nightly.

How it differs from github-warden

  • Self-hosted: the client takes a configurable instance base URL, not a fixed API host.
  • Auth: a Forgejo API token — no GitHub Apps, no installation tokens.
  • Membership is team-driven, branch protection (not rulesets), plus webhooks.
  • Out of scope (no Forgejo equivalent): GHAS/security features, deployment environments, Dependabot, fine-grained PAT governance.