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@mobile-surfaces/traps

v9.0.0

Published

Single home for the trap catalog, MobileSurfacesError base, URL builder, and generated TS/Swift bindings. Imported by every package that throws or reports diagnostics; not user-facing.

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Maintainers

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Keywords

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Readme

@mobile-surfaces/traps

Catalog, error base, URL builder, and Swift binding codegen for Mobile Surfaces. Imported by every other Mobile Surfaces package that throws or reports diagnostics; not user-facing.

What lives here

  • MobileSurfacesError: abstract base class. Every error thrown by @mobile-surfaces/push, @mobile-surfaces/surface-contracts, @mobile-surfaces/live-activity, and @mobile-surfaces/validators ultimately derives from this. Lazy trapId and docsUrl getters resolve through the generated bindings, so subclasses only set this.name.
  • TRAP_BINDINGS and TrapIds: generated from data/traps.json at the repo root. Includes the runtime-reachable subset of every trap entry (id, title, severity, detection, summary, symptom, fix, docsUrl, plus optional deprecated and siblings cross-refs).
  • docsUrlFor(id, title): single URL builder. Every renderer (the generator, scripts/build-agents-md.mjs, the CLI error formatter) imports from here, so the slug algorithm cannot drift.
  • swift/MobileSurfacesTraps.swift: generated Swift MSTrapBound protocol + MSTraps lookup table. Byte-identity replicated into packages/live-activity/ios/ (for the native module pod) and apps/mobile/targets/_shared/ (for widget + notification-content extensions via the _shared/ auto-membership convention). MS040 enforces the three copies stay in sync.

Release group

@mobile-surfaces/traps ships in the linked release group with @mobile-surfaces/surface-contracts and @mobile-surfaces/validators. The three packages always bump majors together; the rest of the monorepo versions independently. See notes/refactor-v7.md.

Regenerating

Edit data/traps.json. Then run:

node --experimental-strip-types scripts/generate-traps-package.mjs

pnpm surface:check runs the generator with --check to fail CI on drift.