@demystify/platform-contracts / demystify-platform-contracts
The single source of truth for Demystify's cross-cutting wire contracts, shipped as one dual-language, independently-publishable leaf package:
- TypeScript —
@demystify/platform-contracts(ESM, zod schemas,.d.ts) - Python —
demystify-platform-contracts(pydantic v2 models, src layout)
It depends on no module (modules/*) and only on zod (TS) / pydantic (Py), so any
module can take it as a normal versioned dependency AND keep working when copied out
standalone (see Extractability).
What it exports
| Concern | TS | Python |
|---|---|---|
| Error taxonomy | ERROR_CODES, ERROR_TYPE_BY_CODE, errorEnvelope, makeErrorEnvelope |
ERROR_CODES, ERROR_TYPE_BY_CODE, ErrorEnvelope, make_error_envelope |
| Domain events (11) | EVENT_TYPES, EVENT_TYPE_IDS, EVENT_DATA_SCHEMAS, eventEnvelopeSchema(type) |
EVENT_TYPES, EVENT_TYPE_IDS, EVENT_DATA_MODELS, event_envelope_adapter(type), is_valid_event_envelope |
| Canonical headers | HEADERS, DEPRECATED_HEADER_ALIASES |
HEADERS, DEPRECATED_HEADER_ALIASES |
| Key format & hashing | KEY_PREFIX, KEY_FORMAT_RE, isValidKeyFormat, hashKey, keyLast4 |
KEY_PREFIX, KEY_FORMAT_RE, is_valid_key_format, hash_key, key_last4 |
| Money / currency | CURRENCY_EXPONENT, toMinorUnits, fromMinorUnits |
CURRENCY_EXPONENT, to_minor_units, from_minor_units |
| Key introspection | introspectRequest, introspectResponse, AUTH_MODES, INTROSPECTION_CACHE_TTL_SECONDS |
IntrospectRequest, IntrospectResponse, introspect_response_adapter, AUTH_MODES, INTROSPECTION_CACHE_TTL_SECONDS |
| Tracing (W3C) | TRACEPARENT_RE, isValidTraceparent, newTraceparent, childTraceparent, spanName, SPAN_ATTR_KEYS |
same, snake_case |
The canonical cross-cutting decisions these encode are documented in
CONVENTIONS.md §14 and mirrored in
docs/contracts/platform-conventions.md.
Usage
TypeScript
import {
errorEnvelope,
HEADERS,
hashKey,
eventEnvelopeSchema,
toMinorUnits,
} from "@demystify/platform-contracts";
const tenant = req.headers[HEADERS.tenant]; // "x-dmstfy-tenant-id"
const atRest = hashKey(plaintextKey); // sha256 hex
const evt = eventEnvelopeSchema("extract.job.completed").parse(payload);
const minor = toMinorUnits(1.23, "USD"); // 123
Python
from demystify_platform_contracts import (
ErrorEnvelope, HEADERS, hash_key, is_valid_event_envelope, to_minor_units,
)
tenant = request.headers[HEADERS["tenant"]] # "x-dmstfy-tenant-id"
at_rest = hash_key(plaintext_key) # sha256 hex
ok = is_valid_event_envelope("extract.job.completed", payload)
minor = to_minor_units(1.23, "USD") # 123
Contract parity (fixtures)
TS and Python are kept in lock-step by shared JSON fixtures under fixtures/.
Both test suites (test/*.test.ts, tests/test_*.py) load the same fixtures and assert:
identical ERROR_CODES / EVENT_TYPES / HEADERS / CURRENCY_EXPONENT, identical
hashKey output, and identical accept/reject behaviour for every envelope, introspection,
key-format and money case. Add a case once in fixtures/; both languages must satisfy it.
Extractability
Modules depend on this package as a normal versioned dependency. To keep a module working when copied out standalone, either:
- install the published contracts package (
@demystify/platform-contracts/demystify-platform-contracts), or - use the module's existing vendored copies of the wire contracts under
modules/dmstfy-<x>/docs/contracts/*.md(these stay in the tree).
To keep the vendored markdown from drifting, this package ships
scripts/sync-vendored.mjs, which regenerates each module's
docs/contracts/*.md from the canonical repo-root docs/contracts/ (one source of truth):
node scripts/sync-vendored.mjs # write vendored copies
node scripts/sync-vendored.mjs --check # CI: exit 1 on drift
node scripts/sync-vendored.mjs --module rag
Module agents run
sync-vendoredduring adoption. It is intentionally not part ofsetup/test/buildand is not run automatically here.
Make targets
make setup # pnpm install + uv sync --extra dev
make lint # eslint + prettier + ruff + ruff format --check + mypy
make test # vitest run + pytest (tiers 1-2, offline)
make build # tsup + uv build
make pack # build + npm pack --dry-run + uv build
Version 0.2.0 · MIT. No infra, no docker, no network — pure offline leaf package.
Changelog
- 0.2.0 — Platform-layer version alignment: the whole
@demystify/platform-*suite (contracts, observability, profiles, state) moves to0.2.xtogether. No contract changes in this package vs0.1.0; the bump keeps all platform packages on a single shared minor (see rootCOMPATIBILITY.md). Modules must depend on platform packages that share the same minor. - 0.1.0 — Initial: error taxonomy, domain events, canonical headers, key format/hashing, currency helpers, tracing, key-introspection schemas.
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