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@sharpee/ide-protocol

v3.0.0

Published

Wire types for the Sharpee IDE project-introspection manifest (ADR-184)

Readme

@sharpee/ide-protocol

Wire types for the Sharpee IDE project-introspection manifest (ADR-184).

Installation

npm install @sharpee/ide-protocol

Overview

The single source of truth for the manifest contract between the platform's introspection emitters and the Sharpee IDE:

  • Types only - No runtime dependencies and no runtime-specific types (Buffer, fs, DOM), so both the Node --introspect CLI emitter and the browser Play-panel bridge import it cleanly (DEVARCH 8b).
  • ProjectManifest - A flat list of introspected entities plus a build-status header; the IDE buckets entities into categories client-side.
  • EntityNode / EntityCategory - One world entity per node, with id, displayName, category (room | object | npc | region), a TraitSummary, and an optional SourceRef.
  • SourceRef - Resolved file:line of the entity's createEntity(...) site (exact or scope resolution).
  • SCHEMA_VERSION plus type guards (isProjectManifest, isEntityNode, …) for validating manifests on receipt.

Usage

The platform emits a ProjectManifest by running a story's world construction and projecting the resulting entities. The IDE consumes it to render a Sharpee-aware project tree. The Swift IDE mirrors these shapes as Codable structs.

import {
  isProjectManifest,
  SCHEMA_VERSION,
  type ProjectManifest,
} from '@sharpee/ide-protocol';

function handleManifest(payload: unknown): ProjectManifest {
  if (!isProjectManifest(payload)) {
    throw new Error('Not a Sharpee project manifest');
  }
  if (payload.schemaVersion !== SCHEMA_VERSION) {
    throw new Error(`Unsupported manifest schema ${payload.schemaVersion}`);
  }
  return payload;
}

Key interfaces

| Type | Role | |------|------| | ProjectManifest | Top-level payload: schemaVersion, story, generatedFrom, entities | | EntityNode | One introspected entity (id, display name, category, traits, source) | | TraitSummary | Sparse, trait-keyed projection of the IDE-relevant fields | | SourceRef | Resolved file:line of the entity's creation site | | EntityCategory | 'room' \| 'object' \| 'npc' \| 'region' |

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License

MIT