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@xyo-network/dapp-kit-events

v2.1.4

Published

Public Event Kit admitted-wake bridge for durable dapp-kit event streams

Readme

@xyo-network/dapp-kit-events

This neutral package bridges the public Event Kit admitted-wake/lease boundary into the dapp-kit D-029 event stream. It does not accept HTTP bodies or JWTs and does not perform Event Kit admission.

drainEventKitWakeQueue claims only bounded work, synthesizes a stable event whose identity excludes the per-attempt JWT jti, durably appends it, requests each declared dapp subscription wake, and only then acknowledges the Event Kit lease. A processing failure releases the lease. An acknowledgement failure leaves it in-flight for exclusive-owner recovery or lease expiry. Concurrent Function startup must not reset another invocation's active lease.

synthesizeEventKitAdmittedWake accepts the single canonical source-aware envelope for finalized XL1, finalized Ethereum, and completed UTC intervals. It verifies the admitted payload hash asynchronously and binds the exact source and separate XL1 authorization chain into provenance. Legacy envelopes and version-suffixed Event Kit schema names are rejected; there is no profile dispatch or compatibility conversion.

Every synthesized draft must carry the package's domain-separated provenance hash over the stable wakeId, audience, deployment/queue, publisher, event hash, and the complete signed envelope, including its source and position range. Injected synthesizers cannot omit or replace that binding; their own transformation ID/version is independently fingerprinted by the dapp event contract.

conformance/events/event-kit-provenance.json is reproduced by both the public TypeScript API and the repository's independent Python event-vector verifier.

The package depends on public Event Kit protocol and schema packages for AdmittedWake, WakeQueue, and wake-envelope validation. Fail-closed parsing still rejects raw envelopes, JWT wrappers, and inconsistent duplicated fields. The core @xyo-network/dapp-kit package does not take an Event Kit dependency. The canonical source-aware contract requires a coordinated Event Kit release exporting these APIs; historical release evidence does not qualify it. Packed-consumer verification requires a clean Event Kit checkout at the tag matching its package version, then installs its exact artifacts and the packed dapp-kit packages together, including a compile-time check that the drain and synthesizer accept Event Kit's exported AdmittedWake and WakeQueue types.

Wake ranges remain scheduling hints. Consumers must resume from their own durable source checkpoint and independently verify source finality or interval completion. They must not treat a wake range or the event-stream sequence as canonical source progress. Ethereum heights and UTC interval positions are never compared to XL1 authorization heights.