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@t3x-dev/yschema

v0.6.0

Published

YSchema P0 contract validation for the T3X ecosystem

Readme

@t3x-dev/yschema

Schema validation helpers for T3X structured state. YSchema is the alpha validation candidate that checks schema-backed YAML data and can report deterministic fixes as YOps-compatible operations.

What

@t3x-dev/yschema validates structured YAML values against a small schema contract used by T3X. It is designed to sit next to YOps: YSchema checks state, and YOps remains the deterministic mutation path.

Why

T3X needs schema-backed state to be reviewable before it becomes a commit. YSchema gives callers a package-level validation surface for catching shape issues and preparing deterministic repair operations without requiring an LLM in the mutation path.

Release status

@t3x-dev/[email protected] is part of the public T3X alpha release surface. Package visibility is public on npm, and the version is aligned with the T3X alpha release train.

Install

npm install @t3x-dev/yschema

Sample

import { validateTree } from '@t3x-dev/yschema';

const result = validateTree({
  schema: {
    yschema: '0.1',
    name: 'release-plan',
    nodes: {
      plan: {
        required: true,
        requiredSlots: ['title'],
        slots: {
          title: { type: 'string' },
        },
      },
    },
  },
  tree: {
    plan: {
      title: 'Release plan',
    },
  },
});

if (!result.valid) {
  console.log(result.errors);
}