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@lssm/lib.app-submission-readiness-runtime

v2.0.1

Published

Pure, deterministic runtime audit engine for mobile app submission readiness (ReviewReady). No network calls; integrations feed it snapshots to audit.

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Keywords

contractspecapp-submission-readinessreviewreadyauditapp-storegoogle-playtypescript

Readme

@lssm/lib.app-submission-readiness-runtime

Pure, deterministic runtime audit engine for mobile app submission readiness (ReviewReady). It composes on top of the @lssm/lib.contracts-spec/app-submission-readiness contract domain and provides the fuller audit engine described in the ReviewReady PRD (Phase 2).

No network calls

This package performs no network I/O. Integrations (App Store Connect, Google Play Developer) are responsible for fetching and handing in submission snapshots; this runtime only audits the materials it is given. Timestamps and ids must be supplied by the caller (no Date.now() / Math.random()).

Public API

  • normalizeSubmissionInput(materials) — normalize raw/partial submission materials (assets, legal links, privacy disclosures, manifests, SDK inventory, reviewer access refs) into a canonical AppSubmissionReadinessAuditInput.
  • buildDisclosureMatrix(materials) — cross-reference SDK collection, manifest permissions, privacy-policy declarations, Apple App Privacy answers, and Google Data Safety answers; returns a typed matrix with per-cell consistency state and evidence refs.
  • runReadinessAudit(materials, policy?) — orchestrate normalize -> disclosure matrix -> findings -> score -> decision into a full report plus matrix and per-store checklists. Composes the contracts-spec audit primitive.
  • scoreReadiness(report) — readiness score wrapper over contracts-spec scoring.
  • buildStoreChecklists(report) — per-store (Apple / Google Play) ordered blocker/warning/improvement checklists.
  • draftRejectionResponse(rejectionMessage, report) — structured, evidence-cited resubmission draft. Avoids legal-advice and approval-guarantee phrasing.
  • redactSubmissionReport(report, policy?) — canonical redaction entrypoint; never serializes raw secret values.

Fixtures

@lssm/lib.app-submission-readiness-runtime/fixtures exports SampleSubmissionMaterials (with a known disclosure inconsistency) and ReadySubmissionMaterials (a passing baseline).