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@ossy/schema

v1.0.1

Published

Schema id grammar, validation engine, and component id helpers

Readme

@ossy/schema

Canonical id grammar, component resolution, and the shared Schema validation engine for the Ossy platform. Isomorphic (Node + browser), no I/O — the same helpers run at build time, on the server, and in the browser.

Core concepts

Ossy uses stable slash-separated ids for every persisted type and UI projection:

| Kind | Pattern | Example | |------|---------|---------| | Resource schema | @{provider}/{feature}/schema/{concept} | @ossy/booking/schema/service | | View component | @{provider}/{feature}/view/{concept}[/projection] | @ossy/booking/view/service/row | | Form component | @{provider}/{feature}/form/{concept} | @ossy/booking/form/service | | Input widget | @{provider}/{feature}/input/{type} or @ossy/design-system/input/{type} | @ossy/booking/input/location | | Action | @{provider}/{feature}/actions/{intent} | @ossy/booking/actions/create | | Task | @{provider}/{feature}/tasks/{intent} | @ossy/booking/tasks/create | | Flow | @{provider}/{feature}/flows/{name} | @ossy/authentication/flows/sign-up | | Email | @{provider}/{feature}/emails/{name} | @ossy/authentication/emails/signed-up |

Resource documents declare fields[] for content only in *.schema.js. Platform envelope fields (resourceId, name, access, …) are not part of the schema definition.

Installation

npm install @ossy/schema

Schema ids

import {
  schemaIdFromParts,
  isCanonicalSchemaId,
  parseSchemaId,
  viewComponentId,
  formComponentId,
  schemaIdFromFormId,
} from '@ossy/schema'

schemaIdFromParts('ossy', 'booking', 'service')
// => '@ossy/booking/schema/service'

viewComponentId('@ossy/booking/schema/service', 'row')
// => '@ossy/booking/view/service/row'

formComponentId('@ossy/booking/schema/service')
// => '@ossy/booking/form/service'

API reference — ids

| Export | Description | |---|---| | parseSchemaId(id) | Parse provider, feature, concept from a canonical schema id | | schemaIdFromParts(provider, feature, concept) | Build a canonical schema id | | isCanonicalSchemaId(id) | Test @{provider}/{feature}/schema/{concept} | | viewComponentId(schemaId, projection?) | Derive view component id | | formComponentId(schemaId) | Derive form component id | | schemaIdFromFormId(formId) | Reverse …/form/……/schema/… | | designSystemInputId(fieldType) | @ossy/design-system/input/{type} | | featureInputId(schemaId, fieldType) | @ossy/{feature}/input/{type} from schema id | | mimeViewId(mime, projection?) | MIME-based view id for file resources |

Action and task ids

Actions are caller-facing intents (POST /actions, MCP). Each invoke action has a primary task at the same intent with the tasks kind segment:

import {
  actionIdFromParts,
  capabilityIdFromPackage,
  taskIdFromActionId,
  actionIdFromTaskId,
  isPrimaryTaskForAction,
  isActionId,
  isTaskId,
} from '@ossy/schema'

actionIdFromParts('ossy', 'booking', 'create')
// => '@ossy/booking/actions/create'

capabilityIdFromPackage('@ossy/booking', 'actions', 'create')
// => '@ossy/booking/actions/create'

taskIdFromActionId('@ossy/booking/actions/create')
// => '@ossy/booking/tasks/create'

isPrimaryTaskForAction('@ossy/booking/actions/create', '@ossy/booking/tasks/create')
// => true

Component resolution

Resolve the fallback chain when loading a view for a resource or MIME type:

import {
  resolveViewComponentChain,
  resolveInputComponentChain,
  resolveMimeViewChain,
  resolveFormComponentId,
  isSchemaDocumentType,
  isMimeType,
} from '@ossy/schema'

resolveViewComponentChain('@ossy/booking/schema/service', 'row')
// => ['@ossy/booking/view/service/row', '@ossy/design-system/view/row']

resolveInputComponentChain('@ossy/booking/schema/service', 'text')
// => ['@ossy/booking/input/text', '@ossy/design-system/input/text']

resolveFormComponentId('@ossy/booking/schema/service')
// => '@ossy/booking/form/service'

Explicit projection (e.g. 'row') never falls back to the base detail view — only to @ossy/design-system/view/{projection}.

Input field chains

resolveInputComponentChain implements ADR 0006 §5 (Edit): feature-scoped field widgets first, then design-system defaults. Unlike view resolution, invalid or missing schemaId does not throw — the chain is design-system-only so generic forms still render.

| schemaId | Chain for text | |---|---| | @ossy/booking/schema/service | @ossy/booking/input/text@ossy/design-system/input/text | | null / invalid | @ossy/design-system/input/text |

@ossy/design-system Fields calls useInputSlot(schemaId, type), which walks this chain in ComponentSlotsProvider. Pass schemaId on Form so the feature tier is consulted. Built-in controls are pre-registered via DEFAULT_FORM_FIELD_SLOTS under design-system ids (App merges them at bootstrap). Register feature overrides as *.component.jsx with metadata.id @ossy/{feature}/input/{type}.

Schema engine

Schema.of(manifest) validates schema definitions, document content, capability metadata, and produces faker mocks for flows and forms.

import { Schema, CAPABILITY_SCHEMA_ID, validateContent, contentValidator } from '@ossy/schema'

const engine = Schema.of(manifest, {
  actionIds: manifest.actions.map(a => a.id),
  taskIds: manifest.tasks.map(t => t.id),
  strictRefs: true,
})

// Validate a schema definition
engine.validate(serviceSchema).ok // true

// Validate document content
const result = engine.validate(serviceSchema, { name: 'Consultation', duration: 60 })
if (!result.ok) console.log(result.errors)

// Faker mock for flow runner / tests
const mock = engine.mock(serviceSchema)

// Adapter for design-system Form
const validate = contentValidator(engine, serviceSchema)

Arity

  • engine.validate(schema) — validate a schema definition
  • engine.validate(schema, data) — validate content against fields

Capability metadata

Built-in platform capability schemas live under @ossy/platform/schema/…:

| Constant | Describes | |---|---| | CAPABILITY_SCHEMA_ID.TASK_META | export const metadata from *.task.js | | CAPABILITY_SCHEMA_ID.ACTION_META | export const metadata from *.action.js | | CAPABILITY_SCHEMA_ID.TASK_TRIGGER | Normalized task trigger | | CAPABILITY_SCHEMA_ID.PAGE_META | Page metadata | | CAPABILITY_SCHEMA_ID.COMPONENT_CAPABILITY | Manifest component entry |

Use strictRefs: true at build time so task triggers reference schema ids present in the manifest.

Subpath imports: @ossy/schema/capability-schemas, @ossy/schema/ids, @ossy/schema/resolve, @ossy/schema/capability-ids.

Task catalog

Extract automation topology from task metadata for the manifest task catalog:

import { extractTaskCatalogEntry, buildTaskCatalogEdges } from '@ossy/schema'

const entry = extractTaskCatalogEntry({
  metadata: taskModule.metadata,
  package: '@ossy/media-tasks',
  entry: '/static/…',
  actionIdsInManifest: new Set(manifest.actions.map(a => a.id)),
})

const edges = buildTaskCatalogEdges(catalog)
// => [{ from, to, kind, label? }, …]

Action scopes

Token scope matching for POST /actions:

import { normalizeScopes, isActionAllowedByScopes, assertActionScoped } from '@ossy/schema'

assertActionScoped('@ossy/booking/actions/create', ['@ossy/booking/actions/*'])

Where it is used

| Consumer | Role | |---|---| | @ossy/app | Manifest build — schema validation, task catalog, capability schemas | | @ossy/platform | Schema boot, action invoke (taskIdFromActionId), task triggers, scope checks | | @ossy/resources | Content validation, useSchemaEngine, generic forms | | @ossy/design-system | useInputSlot / Fields field resolution via resolveInputComponentChain | | @ossy/sdk-react / feature packages | contentValidator on forms | | @ossy/platform/test/flow-runner | Schema.mock for declarative flow form steps |

Design constraints

  • Canonical idsevent.type, resource.type, and *.schema.js id must all match.
  • Content onlyfields[] describes domain payload; envelope is platform-owned.
  • Provider namespace — first-party packages use @ossy/{feature}/…; third-party packages use their own provider (@acme/crm/actions/create).
  • Primary task pairing — invoke actions resolve taskIdFromActionId(action); task-only async work uses @{provider}/{feature}/tasks/{intent} without a matching action.
  • Token scopes — glob patterns match full ids (e.g. @ossy/booking/actions/*); * grants all actions.
  • Locale-stable UI — prefer data-* markers and component ids over visible copy in tests and projections.

Authoring

New document types use *.schema.js. Default export: { id, name, fields[] } with a canonical id.