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@memizy/oqse

v0.1.1

Published

TypeScript SDK and Zod validators for the OQSE specification.

Readme

OQSE SDK

Official TypeScript SDK for the Open Quiz & Study Exchange ecosystem, published as @memizy/oqse.

This repository contains:

  • Runtime validators built with Zod.
  • Manually authored TypeScript types for developer ergonomics.
  • Auto-generated JSON Schemas distributed with the package.
  • The human-readable specification in SPECIFICATION.md.

Package

  • Name: @memizy/oqse
  • Purpose: validate, parse, and type OQSE, OQSE Manifest, and OQSEP progress data.

Architecture & Single Source of Truth

  1. The specification markdown is for humans. SPECIFICATION.md is the normative documentation for concepts, rules, and semantics.

  2. Zod schemas (*Validation.ts) are the absolute source of truth for code validation. Runtime validation behavior is defined in src/oqseValidation.ts, src/manifestValidation.ts, and src/progressValidation.ts.

  3. TypeScript types (oqse.ts, manifest.ts, progress.ts) manually mirror the Zod schemas for better Developer Experience. These files are intentionally hand-written to provide clearer interfaces, JSDoc, and IntelliSense quality.

  4. JSON schemas are strictly auto-generated using npm run generate:schemas and contributors MUST NOT edit them manually. If validation behavior changes, update the Zod schemas first, then regenerate.

Development

Install dependencies:

npm install

Build and regenerate schemas:

npm run build

Generate only JSON schemas:

npm run generate:schemas

Run tests:

npm test

Contributing Rule

Never edit files in schemas/ by hand. Always regenerate via npm run generate:schemas.