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@sparxie/source-client

v0.1.0

Published

Generated dependency-free TypeScript Fetch client for the Valedictorian Source contract.

Readme

@sparxie/source-client

This package is the producer-owned, dependency-free TypeScript Source HTTP client. dist/ is generated from contract/source-contract.json and contains typed methods for the seven stable candidate operations, closed request and response schema declarations, immutable operation/error metadata, separated consumer/operator authentication, bounded response decoding, and retry handling with Retry-After metadata.

Do not edit generated files. Author routes, schemas, errors, auth, retry, and lineage in the contract, then run the deterministic contract and isolated pack/install proofs from the repository root. The manifest is release-ready for the producer-owned public npm package. R05's tag-triggered workflow owns only the frozen Trusted Publisher handoff; local commands never authenticate or publish.