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@substrat-run/contract-tests

v0.86.0

Published

The suite every scope-host adapter must pass, forever (D-14)

Downloads

11,877

Readme

@substrat-run/contract-tests

The conformance suite for Substrat scope-host adapters. Every adapter — pure SQLite, Cloudflare Durable Objects, and any future one — must pass this suite unchanged, forever. If an adapter needs the suite modified, the contract changed, and that is a decision, not a patch.

This package exports test suites (built on Vitest); it runs nothing itself. Each adapter runs the suite from its own test/ folder.

Full documentation: https://substrat.net/reference/contract-tests

Usage

// packages/adapter-yours/test/contract.test.ts
import { scopeHostContractSuite } from '@substrat-run/contract-tests';
import { YourScopeHost } from '../src/index.js';

scopeHostContractSuite('adapter-yours', async () => {
  const host = new YourScopeHost({ ... });
  return {
    host,
    cleanup: async () => host.close(),
  };
});

What the suite verifies

  • Strict serialization per scope — 10 concurrent read-await-write increments must land on exactly 10.
  • Structured-clone boundary — mutating an input after invoke(), or a returned result, must never affect scope state.
  • Kernel-stamped envelopes — tenant, scope, ULID id, and timestamp are stamped below the API surface.
  • PII classification enforced — a PII-classed event without a subjectId is rejected at emit.
  • Isolation and fail-closed addressing — writes in one scope are invisible in another; a mismatched (tenantId, scopeId) pair throws.

The suite grows with the kernel (migration journal, crash-mid-migration, duplicate-delivery harnesses); adapters inherit new checks by upgrading.

Status

Pre-release (0.x): the suite expands as kernel contracts land.