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@napplet/conformance-web

v0.0.0

Published

Standalone single-window web runtime for napplet conformance testing

Readme

@napplet/conformance-web

A standalone single-window web runtime for napplet conformance. Point it at a napplet URL and it runs the @napplet/conformance engine live in your browser — the same engine the headless napplet-conformance CLI uses — then renders a per-check pass/fail tree, the recorded envelope log, and a manifest inspector.

pnpm --filter @napplet/conformance-web dev
# then open the app and enter a napplet URL, or deep-link with ?url=…

It loads the napplet into a sandbox="allow-scripts" iframe, attaches a reference shell, records every emitted envelope, and runs a graceful-degradation pass — all in the page.

The napplet must be served with permissive CORS (Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *) so its module scripts load across the sandbox's opaque origin and its manifest can be fetched. For an authoritative, CI-friendly run, use @napplet/conformance-cli, which serves the napplet locally with the right headers.

Deployed at /conformance alongside the marketing site (see deploy-site.yml).