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@oimlsmart/primmel-packages

v0.24.1

Published

The OIML SMART platform's authoritative model content: every Recommendation, the OIML-CS scheme, the CASCO foundations, the shared modules, and the product/program reference packages as Primmel (.prl) packages — the single source of truth the platform's d

Readme

oimlsmart/primmel-packages — the single source of truth

Every normative model in the OIML SMART platform — standards, instruments, products, programs — is a .prl package in this repository. Everything downstream regenerates from these files. You never edit a generated artifact; you edit a package here, release a version, and the platform regenerates at the new pin (cd browser && npm run gen:data in oimlsmart/smart).

This repo carries the authoritative model CONTENT with its own governance cadence (the PRL freeze discipline) and its own release line (@oimlsmart/primmel-packages on npm, tagged v* on the content's freeze rhythm). The platform consumes it at a pinned version — a content change reaches the platform ONLY by a deliberate bump here plus a pin bump there (TODO.repos/02, the extraction record).

The packages, in six families

  • Recommendations: oiml-r60 (load cells), oiml-r91 (radar speed meters), oiml-r129 (multi-dimensional instruments), oiml-r144 (gas analyzers).
  • Core: oiml-smart-core — the shared metamodel (workflow entities, state machines, process skeletons).
  • Modules (oiml-smart-module-*): shared test/form skeletons — emc-disturbances, env-iec60068, software-d31, reference-materials, specimen-governance, report-headers, examination-docs.
  • CASCO foundations: iso-iec-17000, -17025, -17065, -17067.
  • OIML-CS: oiml-cs — the B 18:2025 framework + the documents corpus; oiml-cs-dataspace — the dataspace definition.
  • Products & programs: acme-lc500, acme-cgm-200, acme-rs180, acme-md3xx, acme-cgm-system (fictional product reference packages), quarry-belt-scale (the consumer), oiml-twin-cert (the certification program), oiml-integrated-ref (the multi-standard integrated reference), ims-demo + qms-ref + isms-ref (view/lens fixtures).

Prove it works

npm ci
npm test   # primmel check --strict --audit over every package
           # (KNOWN allowlists printed) + the serializer-fixpoint
           # codec leg — the content standalone, no app

The integration proofs live with the consumer: the smart monorepo's npm run test:ssot (packages ≡ data trees, byte-clean across the repo boundary at the pinned version) and npm run test:from-packages (the release proof — the platform builds from these packages alone).

The conventions that matter

  • Provenance: normative content carries source: { doc, clause } to a published OIML clause (the clause-URN rule).
  • Product packages map to their Recommendation (C21 aliases; C82 — every block-form promise mapped).
  • The packages are the SSOT; the smart repo's data/ and browser/src/data/generated/ trees are generated artifacts, guarded byte-clean against this repo at the pinned version.
  • Releases follow the content's freeze cadence: land content on main, bump version in package.json, tag v* — the release workflow publishes to npm via trusted publishing.

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