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@supawatch/verify

v0.14.2

Published

The supawatch verification harness: ground truth against real rows, cross-target parity, and a must-fire divergence ledger.

Readme

@supawatch/verify

The verification harness of supawatch. Runs every registered target against a real embedded Postgres (PGlite) and compares verdicts, not source text.

Primarily used by supawatch's own test suite; useful directly when building a custom target.

npm install --save-dev @supawatch/verify
import { runHarness } from "@supawatch/verify";
import { ZodTarget } from "@supawatch/target-zod";

const result = await runHarness({
  targets: [{ target: new ZodTarget(), options: { strict: true } }],
  workDir: "/tmp/harness",
});
if (result.problems.length > 0) throw new Error(result.problems.join("\n"));

What a run checks:

  • Ground truth: every real row from the fixture must be accepted by every target's emitted schema.
  • Negatives: per-column wrong values (wrong kind, null in not-null, extra key, wrong array element) must be rejected.
  • Parity: all targets must return the same verdict for every case.
  • The ALLOWED ledger: a named divergence must keep firing; an entry that stops firing fails the run, so a fixed gap reports itself.
  • Completeness: every row of core's runtime-type map must be exercised by the fixture, enforced, so an unverified mapping cannot ship.

MIT.