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@oqf/core

v0.1.0

Published

Open Quest Format canonical model, compact and JSON parsers and serializers, condition language, Markdown export, JSON Schema and validator.

Downloads

137

Readme

@oqf/core

The canonical Open Quest Format model and everything that reads or writes it: the compact (.oqf) and JSON parsers and serializers, the condition language, Markdown export, the JSON Schema and the validator. No I/O and no runtime dependencies, so it runs unchanged in a browser, in Node and in a build step.

Every other package converts to or from the model defined here, never around it.

Install

pnpm add @oqf/core

Usage

import { parseCompact, toCompact, toJson, toMarkdown, validateDocument } from '@oqf/core'

const doc = parseCompact(source) // an .oqf file, OQF1 on line 1
const check = validateDocument(doc, { strict: true })

for (const finding of check.findings) {
  console.log(`${finding.level} ${finding.code} ${finding.path ?? ''}: ${finding.message}`)
}

if (check.ok) {
  toCompact(doc) // reproduces `source` byte for byte after normalization
  toJson(doc) // the JSON form, same model
  toMarkdown(doc) // a readable brief, export only
}

What it exports

| Area | Exports | |------|---------| | Model | OqfDocument, Quest, Step, Reward, Outcome, Objective, Condition, Dictionaries, emptyDocument, stepRef, outcomeFlag, OQF_MAGIC, OQF_MAJOR | | Compact | parseCompact, toCompact, CompactFormatError | | JSON | parseJson, toJson, fromJsonValue, toJsonValue, JsonFormatError, OQF_JSON_SCHEMA, schemaJson | | Markdown | toMarkdown | | Conditions | parseCondition, formatCondition, evaluateCondition, checkCondition, conditionVariables, parseObjective, formatObjective, parseCompletion, formatCompletion, ConditionSyntaxError | | Validation | validateDocument, validatePack, Finding, ValidationResult, VALIDATION_CODES, stepGraph, findCycles, reachableSteps |

Notes

  • The two serializations describe the identical model. Both parsers produce deep-equal documents and both serializers reproduce their input byte for byte after normalization. The fixtures in @oqf/examples are the shared truth for that claim.
  • Conditions are a non-Turing-complete infix language over a fixed operator whitelist, stored as a JSON Logic subset. evaluateCondition takes a resolver, (path: string) => unknown, and never touches the world itself.
  • validatePack treats several documents as one pack, so ids and cross-quest references resolve across files. validateDocument is the pack of one.
  • Extension keys are x-<namespace>.<key>. Core preserves them through every format and never reads them.

Documentation

The model is docs/01-model.md, the condition language docs/02-conditions.md, the formats docs/06-formats.md with the frozen column order in docs/12-compact-spec.md, and what the validator proves is docs/08-validation.md. The project overview is the root README.