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@nossen/dragon-upstream

v2.0.2

Published

Dragon upstream probing, daemon policy and integration workflows.

Readme

@nossen/dragon-upstream

Dragon upstream probing, daemon policy and integration workflows for the Funesterie and NOSSEN control plane.

This package contains the public Dragon library layer. It can load a Dragon manifest, scan canonical sources, read integration logs, list safe integration actions and run a bounded daemon reconciliation cycle.

Install

npm install @nossen/dragon-upstream

Quick Start

import {
  buildSystemSnapshot,
  listIntegrationCatalog
} from "@nossen/dragon-upstream";

const snapshot = await buildSystemSnapshot();
const catalog = await listIntegrationCatalog();

console.log(snapshot.summary);
console.log(catalog.actions.map((action) => action.id));

Main Exports

  • buildSystemSnapshot(): read the manifest and summarize target readiness.
  • loadDragonManifest(): load the active Dragon manifest from disk.
  • probeCanonicalSource(): inspect one upstream source safely.
  • readIntegrationLogs(): read selected bounded logs for supported targets.
  • listIntegrationCatalog(): expose available integration actions.
  • runDragonDaemonCycle(): perform one desired-state reconciliation pass.
  • patchDragonDaemonPolicy(): update desired state without raw secret handling.

Safety Model

The upstream layer is a bounded control-plane helper. It expects explicit manifest paths or the local Dragon manifest defaults, avoids printing secrets, and keeps daemon policy/state in typed JSON records.

Package Details

| Field | Value | | --- | --- | | Package | @nossen/dragon-upstream | | Version | 2.0.1 | | Registry scope | @nossen |

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Support is voluntary, but it keeps the registry, compute, and maintenance work alive.

License

See the package license and repository license files for terms.