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@zanii/admissibility

v0.1.1

Published

Turn a Zanii audit bundle into a court-ready bilingual (Arabic/English) evidence pack for UAE Electronic Transactions Law 46/2021 - verification steps for a judge/expert + offline reproduce commands.

Readme

@zanii/admissibility

Turn a Zanii audit bundle into a court-ready evidence pack. We say "receipts are admissible evidence in UAE courts" — this makes it real. Given a verifiable bundle, it produces a bilingual (Arabic/English) pack stating what the record asserts, the exact verification steps a judge or appointed expert follows, the commands to reproduce the check offline, and the legal basis (Federal Decree-Law No. 46 of 2021 on Electronic Transactions & Trust Services).

npm install @zanii/admissibility @zanii/core

Usage

import { buildEvidencePack, renderEvidencePackMarkdown } from '@zanii/admissibility';

// bundle = GET /v1/export/<did>  (or from @zanii/a2a-directory / erc8004 resolution)
const pack = buildEvidencePack(bundle);
console.log(pack.verified);                       // proven offline, zero trust in Zanii
fs.writeFileSync('evidence.md', renderEvidencePackMarkdown(pack, 'both')); // AR + EN

buildEvidencePack verifies the bundle with @zanii/core first — verified reflects the bundle's own cryptographic proofs. The rendered pack is what you hand to counsel or the court; renderEvidencePackMarkdown(pack, 'en' | 'ar' | 'both').

Changelog

  • 0.1.0 — initial release: buildEvidencePack, renderEvidencePackMarkdown (bilingual).

License

Apache-2.0.