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@slowcook-ai/recorder

v0.9.1

Published

Record/replay + scrubbing for slowcook tier-2 acceptance tests — wraps fetch to intercept external service calls, persists JSON fixtures, serves replays offline

Downloads

740

Readme

@slowcook-ai/recorder

Record / replay / scrub tooling for slowcook's tier-2 acceptance tests. Wraps a fetch-compatible function to intercept external-service calls, persist JSON fixtures, and serve them offline on subsequent runs.

Part of the slowcook 0.9 track. See docs/plans/0.9-tier-2-acceptance.md in the parent repo for the broader design.

Install

npm install --save-dev @slowcook-ai/recorder

Quickstart

import { createRecordingFetch } from "@slowcook-ai/recorder";
import { createClient } from "@supabase/supabase-js";

const recording = createRecordingFetch({
  storyId: "005",
  service: "supabase",
  // mode defaults to env: SLOWCOOK_RECORD=1 or SLOWCOOK_REPLAY=1
});

const supabase = createClient(url, key, {
  global: { fetch: recording },
});

Run tests with SLOWCOOK_RECORD=1 npx playwright test once against the real service. Fixtures land at tests/fixtures/story-005/supabase/<hash>.json. After that, SLOWCOOK_REPLAY=1 npx playwright test runs offline.

Exports

  • createRecordingFetch(options) — wraps fetch with record / replay / passthrough modes.
  • hashRequest({method, url, body?}) — stable hash used for fixture filenames. Order-insensitive for query params + body keys.
  • scrub(value, config?) — walk a JSON value and replace UUIDs, timestamps, emails, JWTs, Supabase keys, and Bearer tokens with placeholders.
  • detectUnscrubbed(value, config?) — returns the patterns a value still matches after scrubbing. Empty = clean. Used by slowcook fixtures check in CI.
  • findStaleFixtures(options?) — returns fixtures older than maxAgeDays (default 14). Drives the staleness gate.

Default scrub patterns

uuid, iso-timestamp, email, jwt, supabase-key, bearer. Disable individual defaults via { skip: ["uuid"] }. Add custom regexes via { custom: [{ name, pattern, replacement }] }. Keep specific strings intact via { allowList: [...] }.

License

MIT.