@qadi/promise

A Promise-returning facade over @qadi/core, for callers who do not use Effect.

pnpm add @qadi/promise @qadi/core effect

One rule, and it is the whole package

No branch in it decides anything. Every method forwards to the core evaluator. A facade that only forwards cannot drift from the thing it wraps; one that decides can, and the predecessor's second evaluation path destroyed short-circuiting and left an entire API unreachable.

const qadi = makeQadi(runtime);

if (await qadi.check(subject, policy)) {
  // ...
}

A denial resolves; a failure rejects

try { check() } catch { return false } is the natural Promise idiom and turns an attribute-store outage into a silent lockout. So a denial is a resolved false, and only a broken dependency rejects.

assert is the deliberate exception: there the caller has said "proceed only if permitted", so a denial rejects too.

The subject travels per call rather than living in the layer, so one runtime serves every user.

License

MIT