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@organon-methodology/testing

v0.5.2

Published

Semantic testing framework for automated tier-4 invariant verification

Readme

@organon-methodology/testing

Semantic testing framework for automated tier-4 invariant verification in Organon projects.

Install

npm install --save-dev @organon-methodology/testing

Assertions

| Assertion | Purpose | |-----------|---------| | assertMaxValue | Enforce numeric limits (line counts, token estimates, array lengths) | | assertFileExists | Verify required files are present (globs supported) | | assertNamingConvention | Enforce naming patterns (kebab-case, snake_case, custom regex) | | assertExportsPresent | Verify modules export expected symbols | | assertNoSideEffects | Detect forbidden patterns in source files | | assertCustom | Escape hatch for arbitrary validation logic |

All assertions resolve files from disk using glob patterns and provide structured violation reports.

Usage with Vitest

import { testInvariant } from '@organon-methodology/testing/vitest';
import { assertMaxValue } from '@organon-methodology/testing';

testInvariant('INV-EXAMPLE-1', 'README files stay under 100 lines', async () => {
  await assertMaxValue({
    pattern: '**/README.md',
    extract: /\n/g,      // count newlines
    max: 100,
    cwd: process.cwd(),
  });
});

The testInvariant adapter wraps your test runner (Vitest) so invariant tests are tracked in a registry and tagged with structured IDs.

API

testInvariant(id, description, fn)

Registers and runs an invariant test. The id must match the pattern INV-<SCOPE>-<N>.

assertMaxValue(options)

Resolves files matching pattern, extracts numeric values, and fails if any exceed max. Options:

  • pattern — glob pattern for files
  • extract — regex or function to extract a count from each file
  • max — maximum allowed value
  • cwd — working directory for glob resolution
  • requireMatches — fail if no files match (default: true)

assertFileExists(options)

Verifies that files matching the given patterns exist.

assertNamingConvention(options)

Checks that file names or extracted strings conform to a naming convention (kebab-case, snake_case, camelCase, PascalCase, or custom regex).

assertExportsPresent(options)

Parses source files and verifies that expected export names are present.

assertNoSideEffects(options)

Scans files for forbidden patterns (e.g., console.log, process.exit) and fails if any are found.

assertCustom(options)

Runs an arbitrary validation function. Use when no built-in assertion fits.

License

MIT