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@josephomills/esign

v0.9.9

Published

Reusable, host-agnostic document e-signing: no-login signer links, drag-placed signatures, Level-1 cryptographically-sealed PDFs with a hash-chained audit trail, document versioning, group targeting via a SubjectsPort, coverage detection, and stats. Host

Readme

@josephomills/esign

Reusable, host-agnostic document e-signing for Next.js + Prisma/Drizzle apps.

Send a PDF to people for online signing without them logging in, place the signature with a drag-drop designer, capture a simple electronic signature, and return a Level-1 cryptographically-sealed PDF — the final flattened bytes are SHA-256 hashed and an appended audit-certificate page records a hash-chained event log. Track who has / hasn't signed, version documents and resend, detect subjects added after a send (coverage), and surface stats.

The package owns the engine; the host injects everything domain-specific through ports — exactly like @firstlovecenter/milestone-grid:

import { configureEsign } from "@josephomills/esign/server";
import { createPrismaPersistence } from "@josephomills/esign/server/prisma"; // E1

export const esign = configureEsign({
  persistence: createPrismaPersistence(prisma),
  storage,     // StoragePort  — wraps your R2/S3
  notifier,    // NotifierPort — wraps your email/WhatsApp senders
  auth,        // AuthPort
  subjects,    // SubjectsPort — registerSubjectTypes([...]) for group targeting
  hooks,       // optional — onRequestSigned → mark a milestone-grid requirement
});

Install

pnpm add @josephomills/esign

Then paste the model fragment into your schema.prisma and migrate:

// node_modules/@josephomills/esign/prisma/esign-models.prisma

subjectId is host-managed (= your profileId) and intentionally has no foreign key — pass any opaque string. scopeId is optional (estate / country / none).

Status

Built in phases (see the host app's plan). E0 ships the contract: ports, DTOs, the token helper, the signing state machine, and the Prisma fragment.

License

MIT © Joseph Mills