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@lssm/module.app-submission-readiness

v2.0.2

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ReviewReady module: runtime-driven app-submission readiness report, rejection assistant, and admin rule surfaces built from real audit output.

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Keywords

contractspecapp-storegoogle-playsubmissionreadinessreviewreadytypescript

Readme

@lssm/module.app-submission-readiness

ReviewReady product module for mobile app-submission readiness. It renders readiness reports, a resubmission assistant, and an admin rule surface for the Apple App Store and Google Play submission flow.

Runtime-driven, not hardcoded

Every view-model is derived from the real audit output of @lssm/lib.app-submission-readiness-runtime (runReadinessAudit(...), draftRejectionResponse(...), buildStoreChecklists(...)) and the contract provider-capability registry. There are no static demo numbers in this module.

This is intentionally distinct from @lssm/module.review-queue's CompanyOS approval-lane surface, which models a different concept and must not be reused for submission readiness.

Design-system first

Presentation is built entirely from @lssm/lib.design-system primitives (Box/HStack/VStack, H1/H2/H3/P/Text, Button/ButtonLink, EmptyState, StatusChip). No raw HTML, no native-only imports. Components implement loading / empty / error states and accessible roles/labels.

Public API

Core view-model builders (./core)

  • buildReadinessReportViewModel(report, checklists?) → ReadinessReportViewModel
  • buildRejectionAssistantViewModel(draft) → RejectionAssistantViewModel
  • buildAdminRulesViewModel(rules, { now, staleAfterDays? }) → AdminRulesViewModel

Presentation (./presentation)

  • ReadinessReportView
  • RejectionAssistantView
  • AdminRuleManager
  • AppSubmissionReadinessScreen (presentational composition of the flow)
  • supporting: DecisionBadge, FindingsSection, StoreChecklistSection

Fixtures (./fixtures)

Deterministic sample built from a real audit, reused by tests and the web product proof: fixtureSubmissionInput, fixtureAuditResult, fixtureReportViewModel, fixtureRejectionViewModel, fixtureAdminRulesViewModel.

Scope

Interactivity wiring (connect / manual entry / run audit) is owned by the host web app. This module ships the reusable runtime-driven view-models and DS-based presentation only.