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@stackline/har-validator

v1.0.1

Published

Compatibility-first HAR 1.2 validator with maintained packaging, browser builds, and first-party types

Readme

@stackline/har-validator

A compatibility-first maintained replacement for [email protected]. It validates HAR 1.2 objects with the same Promise root and synchronous/callback deep API, while adding ESM, browser bundles, first-party TypeScript types, and a self-contained, compatibility-pinned Ajv 6 runtime.

This project is independent of and is not endorsed by the original maintainer. The upstream MIT license and attribution are preserved.

Install

npm install @stackline/har-validator

For a migration without source changes, retain the historical key with an npm alias:

npm install har-validator@npm:@stackline/har-validator

Promise API

const validate = require('@stackline/har-validator')

await validate.har(archive)
await validate.request(request)

Each validator resolves to the exact input reference. Invalid input rejects with a HARError containing Ajv 6-compatible errors records.

The published package has no runtime, optional, or peer dependencies. The audited Ajv 6.15 runtime and the exact HAR 1.2 schemas are shipped inside the package with their complete license texts, so consumer installation does not depend on abandoned registry packages.

Browser bundlers may import the normal root and deep entries; they intentionally remain one shared module graph so errors retain identity with lib/error. A prebundled root-only entry is available as @stackline/har-validator/browser.

ESM

import validate, { har, request } from '@stackline/har-validator'

await har(archive)
await validate.request(request)

Historical callback and boolean API

const validate = require('@stackline/har-validator/lib/async')

const valid = validate.request(request)
validate.request(request, (error, valid) => {
  if (error) console.error(error.errors)
})

All 18 upstream validators are preserved: afterRequest, beforeRequest, browser, cache, content, cookie, creator, entry, har, header, log, page, pageTimings, postData, query, request, response, and timings.

See COMPATIBILITY_CONTRACT.md for exact behavior, MIGRATION.md for migration choices, and SECURITY.md for supported versions and reporting. The complete dependency decision and evidence are in DEPENDENCY_REVIEW.md.