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wicked-crew-api-types

v0.20.0

Published

The wire contract of the wicked-crew daemon's /api/v1 REST surface and /ws CoreEvent frames — types only, zero runtime

Downloads

1,260

Readme

wicked-crew-api-types

The wire contract of the wicked-crew daemon: one definition of every shape that crosses the /api/v1 REST surface and the /ws CoreEvent stream. Both sides compile against it —

  • the daemon's route layer, via packages/crew/src/core/types.ts (a re-export), and
  • the wicked-studio SPA, via its src/api/types.ts (likewise a re-export)

— replacing the hand-copied mirror the studio used to carry (task #84). Published to npm as wicked-crew-api-types so out-of-repo clients (studio first among them) can pin the contract as a normal dependency; crew's in-repo consumers keep the workspace reference.

Rules

  • Wire shapes only. Engine-internal types (LaunchRunInput, RepoOnboardRef, runtime constants) stay in the daemon.
  • Zero runtime. This is a .d.ts-only package: no JavaScript, nothing to build. Consumers declare it as a devDependency (the published wicked-crew tarball never depends on it at runtime). Import it with import type only — the exports map offers just a types condition, so a value import fails loudly.
  • Forward-additive. Optional/index-signature fields keep the shapes additive: a newer daemon that adds fields still parses in an older studio (DES-STUDIO-001 §5.1).

Drift guard

packages/crew/tests/wire-contract.test.ts holds compile-time assertions, run by npm run -w packages/crew typecheck (and CI): every response type the daemon produces must satisfy this contract, and every request body the contract allows must be accepted by the daemon's zod schemas. Change the wire shape in one place and the typecheck fails everywhere it matters.