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@uvrn/timeline

v1.0.0

Published

Time-series query layer for UVRN claim consensus history

Downloads

16

Readme

@uvrn/timeline

@uvrn/timeline reconstructs claim history from any compatible store. It owns query logic, bucketing, chart shaping, and summary generation. It does not own storage.

Minimal install

npm install @uvrn/timeline @uvrn/drift @uvrn/canon

Usage

import { MockTimelineStore, Timeline } from '@uvrn/timeline';

const timeline = new Timeline({
  store: new MockTimelineStore(),
});

const history = await timeline.query('clm_sol_001', {
  from: '2026-01-01',
  to: '2026-03-29',
  resolution: 'daily',
});

TimelineStore contract

TimelineStore is the integration contract users implement for any backend:

interface TimelineStore {
  getSnapshots(claimId: string, from: number, to: number): Promise<DriftSnapshot[]>;
  getCanonEvents(claimId: string, from: number, to: number): Promise<CanonReceipt[]>;
}

This package does not require a database client or storage SDK.

Built-in store

MockTimelineStore is the in-memory testing/local implementation. It provides a zero-external path for package use.

Optional apiUrl mode

You may provide apiUrl instead of store to fetch remote timeline data. This is additive only; the local store path remains fully supported and is the primary zero-dependency mode.

Resolution behavior

  • hourly: latest snapshot per hour bucket
  • daily: latest snapshot per UTC day bucket
  • weekly: latest snapshot per UTC week bucket

Chart output

chart() returns chart.js and recharts compatible data:

  • labels
  • vScores
  • statuses
  • canonMarkers

All arrays are aligned by bucket index.

Summary output

summary is designed to be short, factual, and verbatim-ready for LLM responses.

Public API

  • Timeline
  • MockTimelineStore
  • TimelineStore
  • TimelineResult
  • TimelineQueryOptions
  • TimelineResolution
  • ChartData

Dependencies

  • Peer dependencies: @uvrn/core, @uvrn/drift, @uvrn/canon
  • Runtime dependencies: none