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@supacloud/delivery

v0.26.0

Published

Shared immutable delivery artifact contracts and verification for SupaCloud

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@supacloud/delivery

Shared delivery manifests, immutable object inventories, verified artifact readers, and deployment evidence contracts. Used by the compiler and the Management API without making either depend on the other.

readDeliveryExecutableArchive(manifestPath) returns verified HTTP/Worker artifact bytes for all targets in an application release. It never imports application code. readDeliveryMigrationArchive(manifestPath, target) validates archived migration metadata and SQL bytes without executing SQL.

Neither reader proves runtime readiness, migration compatibility, deployment, or data recovery. These remain platform acceptance requirements.

supacloud.deployment-evidence.v1 is the platform-side read model for those acceptance results. It records the immutable build, environment binding, database provider, component health, activation identity, authenticated smoke test and rollback readiness. parseDeploymentEvidence fails closed: unknown observations never become confirmed, and missing recovery or rollback proof remains incomplete.

The database provider is represented as data (provider, version, topology, migration, backup and recovery evidence). The current single-node platform can use postgresql; this contract does not implement YugabyteDB or distributed orchestration.

Bun consumers use the shipped TypeScript sources; Node consumers use dist after bun run build. Types resolve from the same shipped source contracts. The compiler's Node-targeted bundle uses the supacloud-source export condition to include these sources directly, without depending on a prior library build. The schema, build-schema, files and artifact subpaths support compiler compatibility exports and share one implementation with the platform reader.