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@nineup/protocol

v0.1.1

Published

Wire-format schemas for the Nineup SDK ↔ server contract. Shared between @nineup/node and the Nineup server.

Readme

@nineup/protocol

Wire-format schemas for the Nineup SDK ↔ server contract.

This package is the single source of truth for what @nineup/node posts and what the Nineup server accepts. Both sides import these Zod schemas; type drift between client and server is impossible by construction.

You do not normally install this directly — @nineup/node and friends depend on it transitively. Install it only if you're building a non-JS client and want the TypeScript types for reference.

Scope

Three payload shapes, intentionally tight:

  • Deep health — one HTTP response with N subsystem results, posted to /v1/ingest/health/:monitorId or returned by SDK route helpers.
  • Heartbeat — push ping from a cron job / queue worker / ETL, posted to /v1/heartbeat/:token.
  • Event — discrete annotation (deploy marker, custom event), posted to /v1/events.

Anything outside those three shapes does not belong here. This is the Nineup SDK scope rule, encoded as a published artifact.

Usage

import {
    PROTOCOL_VERSION,
    healthPayloadSchema,
    type HealthPayload,
} from "@nineup/protocol";

const payload: HealthPayload = {
    protocolVersion: PROTOCOL_VERSION,
    status: "pass",
    checks: {
        postgres: { status: "pass", latencyMs: 4 },
        redis: { status: "pass", latencyMs: 1 },
    },
};

const parsed = healthPayloadSchema.parse(payload);

Versioning

PROTOCOL_VERSION bumps on backwards-incompatible changes only. Additive changes (new optional fields) do not bump.

License

MIT