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@konitif/core

v0.284.5

Published

Portable amodal contracts and local primitives for KONITIF systems.

Readme

@konitif/core

Portable amodal contracts and local primitives for describing and manipulating KONITIF systems independently of any projection or runtime implementation.

Installation

npm install @konitif/core

What it provides

  • Application and tool declarations.
  • Local command registration and invocation.
  • An in-memory workspace authority with detached snapshots.
  • Time, value, key, track, clip, sequence and interpolation contracts.
  • Projection-state, staged-change and artifact-derivation primitives.

Authority boundary

Core defines portable contracts and owns only the state of objects it creates, such as an in-memory workspace or command registry. Durable persistence, distributed synchronization, rendering, domain policy and real-world effect confirmation remain responsibilities of explicit consumers.

Quick start

import {
  createCommandRegistry,
  createInMemoryWorkspace,
  defineKonitifApp,
  defineKonitifTool,
} from '@konitif/core';

const inspect = defineKonitifTool({ id: 'inspect', name: 'Inspect' });
const app = defineKonitifApp({ id: 'example', name: 'Example', tools: [inspect] });
const workspace = createInMemoryWorkspace({ name: app.name });
const commands = createCommandRegistry();

console.log(workspace.getSnapshot(), commands.list());

Workspace metadata accepts plain data. Functions, accessors, class instances and cyclic structures are rejected at the boundary.

Public entry points

| Entry | Purpose | | --- | --- | | @konitif/core | Core contracts, factories and pure operators. |

Reference

See reference/ for the machine-readable capability catalog and authority diagrams. These artifacts describe the package and do not replace its exported contracts.

License

Source-available under PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0, not OSI open source. Commercial use requires separate written authorization.