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@liche/releases

v0.8.1

Published

Release manifests, package renderers, and publisher planning for Liche CLIs.

Downloads

1,080

Readme

@liche/releases

Release manifests, package renderers, artifact verification, official-flow handoffs, publish planning, and yank planning for Liche CLIs.

This package is published as Bun-only TypeScript source. Use Bun >= 1.3.0; the current package format does not ship dist or declaration artifacts.

Use @liche/releases after @liche/build has produced a build record and final binary bytes. The release package validates the manifest, verifies binary bytes, renders package-manager artifacts, verifies package artifacts, and creates dry-run publisher plans.

import { parseCliReleaseManifest } from "@liche/releases";

const parsed = parseCliReleaseManifest({
  manifestVersion: 1,
  metadata: { description: "A Bun-native CLI." },
  subject: {
    id: "shipyard",
    name: "Shipyard",
    version: "0.1.0",
    commit: "0000000",
    contract: { kind: "core-command-manifest", digest: "sha256:example" },
  },
  release: {
    version: "0.1.0",
    createdAt: new Date().toISOString(),
    generatorVersion: "0.6.0",
  },
  runtime: { command: "shipyard" },
  binaries: [],
  packages: [],
});

if (!parsed.ok) throw parsed.error;
console.log(parsed.manifest.subject.id);

CLI

liche-release package ./dist/build-record.json --out ./dist/release --json
liche-release publish ./dist/release/manifest.json --ecosystems npm --dry-run --json

Renderer Subpaths

Concrete renderers are public subpath exports so integrations can load one ecosystem at a time.

import { npmRenderer } from "@liche/releases/renderers/npm";

@liche/releases/renderers/all exports createDefaultRendererRegistry() for npm, PyPI, Homebrew, and Scoop together. @liche/releases/publishers exports publisher planning, preflight, credential loading, and execution helpers.

Publishing remains aligned with official package-manager flows. CI should consume the release handoff artifacts rather than reconstruct package order or release intent in workflow YAML.