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@svforge/addon-kit

v2.0.1

Published

SVForge Addon Kit — shared capability contract + safe JSON merge helpers for @svforge/* addons (#323, #324)

Readme

@svforge/addon-kit

Shared runtime for every @svforge/* sv addon. Two concerns, one small package, so policies never diverge across modules:

Capability contract (#323)

Modules no longer describe prerequisites as template names. They declare capabilities they provides / requires / optional, and the kit checks them structurally on the real project (package.json dependencies, conventional directories) — never by project origin. A non-SVForge project that provides the same capabilities (its own Better Auth, its own Drizzle setup, its own Paraglide catalogs…) can install the modules.

import { checkModuleCapabilities } from '@svforge/addon-kit';

const gate = checkModuleCapabilities(cwd, 'audit');
if (!gate.ok) {
	cancel(gate.message); // readable: missing capability + how to install it
	return;
}

Safe JSON merges (#324)

planAddonContext and planCatalogMerges replace the old per-module try { JSON.parse } catch { {} } helpers. Invalid JSON is NEVER silently treated as an empty file: every transform is computed and validated in memory FIRST, and the plan fails with the file path, the parse diagnostic and a remediation step — before anything is written. On failure the source files stay byte-for-byte identical.

Vocabulary

| Capability | Meaning | Structural detection | |---|---|---| | ui.skeleton | Skeleton v5 design system + theme wiring | @skeletonlabs/skeleton dependency | | ui.svforge | SVForge base UI kit (primitives/ui + utils) | src/lib/components/svforge/ present | | i18n.messages | Paraglide message catalogs (FR/EN initial locales) | paraglide dependency + messages/*.json | | auth.currentUser | Authenticated user in locals.user | better-auth dependency | | auth.admin | Admin role helpers ($lib/server/admin) | src/lib/server/admin.* present | | database.drizzle.postgres | Drizzle ORM + PostgreSQL driver | drizzle-orm + postgres/pg dependencies | | storage.object | S3-compatible object storage client | @aws-sdk/client-s3 dependency | | runtime.longLivedWorker | Runtime keeping a worker alive | not verifiable from files → warning | | runtime.websocket | Runtime allowing WebSocket servers | not verifiable from files → warning |