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@naylence/core

v0.3.7

Published

Naylence Core for TypeScript

Readme

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Naylence Fame Core

Fame Core is the low-level messaging backbone for the Naylence platform, providing the essential types, protocols, and interfaces for high-performance, addressable, and semantically routable message passing between AI agents and services.

Part of the Naylence stack. See the full platform here.

Development & Publishing

This project uses npm for dependency management and GitHub Actions for automated testing and publishing.

Local Development

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Run tests
npm test

# Run linting
npm run lint

# Build package
npm run build

Using local sibling dependencies during development

This project depends on naylence-factory. In development, you can point npm to a local checkout without changing package.json:

# Option A: temporary override using npm link
cd ../naylence-factory-ts
npm link
cd ../naylence-core-ts
npm link naylence-factoria

# Option B: direct path in package.json (temporary)
npm install ../naylence-factory-ts

# Option C: using file: protocol
npm install --save-dev file:../naylence-factory-ts

When committing, keep package.json referencing the normal package (not the local path). CI will install from npm registry via configured sources.

Publishing

  • Automatic: Create a GitHub release to automatically publish to npm
  • Manual: Use the "Publish to npm" workflow dispatch to publish to npm test registry or npm
  • Local: Use npm publish --registry https://registry.npmjs.org/ for local testing