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@velocitron/core

v0.1.0

Published

TypeScript types, schema validation, .petrinet compilation, and structural operations for Velocitron nets.

Downloads

34

Readme

@velocitron/core

The ESM TypeScript package for Velocitron provides shared JSON types and schema validation, .petrinet compilation, and structural operations for typed colored Petri nets. It makes no simulator or runtime promise.

Install

npm install @velocitron/core

Import the public API from the package root:

import { compilePetrinetText, parseNet } from "@velocitron/core";

The package requires Node.js 20.19.0 or newer.

Alpha status

Version 0.1.0 is alpha software. APIs, schemas, the DSL, diagnostics, and capabilities may change without notice. Velocitron is not production-ready and provides no compatibility, migration, support-response, or maintenance guarantees. Support is best-effort. Feedback and reproducible defect reports are welcome; external code contributions are not currently accepted.

Velocitron has no formal security-support program or currently supported private vulnerability-reporting channel. Do not use it in production, security-sensitive, or otherwise high-consequence contexts. The repository security policy describes the current boundary.

For the cross-language overview and format documentation, see the repository documentation.

Authorship and acknowledgment

Velocitron is authored solely by Matthew R. Scott. Henrique Bastos is acknowledged for collaboration toward an interoperable Petri-net specification; this acknowledgment does not indicate shared authorship.

Licensed under the MIT License.