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okf-contracts

v2.1.0

Published

Versioned wire contracts, schemas, and conformance fixtures for OKF Toolkit

Readme

okf-contracts

okf-contracts defines the data exchanged by OKF Toolkit packages and processes. It has no dependencies and publishes TypeScript declarations, strict JSON Schemas, language-neutral conformance fixtures, and a pinned verbatim copy of the OKF v0.2 specification.

  • okf.inspect.v1 is the deterministic full-bundle analysis returned by okf inspect --json.
  • okf.index.v1 describes generated navigation for one directory, independently of the frozen inspect schema. OkfV1Operations.index and okf_v1_index expose it without changing authored documents.
  • okf.operations.v1 covers create, update, delete, move, preview, and apply results. Revisions are opaque strings.
  • okf-contracts/fields describes the frontmatter vocabulary §4.1, §5, §7, and §10.2 specify, as data, so an editor renders a form from the same source the validators read. It is a vocabulary, not a schema: §11 forbids rejecting a document for an unknown type or an unknown key, and a consumer's own Profile still decides what is legal. It is a subpath of its own so a browser can import it without the MCP server and the schema validator that the main entry pulls in.
  • fixtures/conformance/ separates core format failures, soft guidance, profile-only findings, reserved-file structure, and JSON-safe metadata projection. Each fixture is language-neutral JSON so every runtime can verify the same diagnostic categories and codes.

NOTICE and the header of spec/SPEC.md record the vendored specification's source commit, copyright, and license.