runlog-schema 0.1.0

Canonical YAML schemas for Runlog entries and session manifests

runlog-schema (Python)

Canonical Runlog schemas (entry + session manifest) packaged for Python. Mirrors the Go module github.com/runlog-org/runlog-schema so Python consumers don't need to do filesystem-path arithmetic against a sibling clone.

Part of the Runlog project. The canonical YAML lives at the repo root (entry.schema.yaml, manifest.schema.yaml); this package bundles a CI-gated copy under runlog_schema/_data/.

Install

Once published to PyPI (separate slice — see [F28] in the project TODO):

pip install runlog-schema

For now, install from the source tree:

pip install ./generators/python   # from runlog-schema repo root

Use

from runlog_schema import (
    entry_schema_yaml,
    manifest_schema_yaml,
    entry_schema_json,
    manifest_schema_json,
    schema_version,
    SCHEMA_VERSION,
)

# Raw YAML bytes (the canonical source form):
entry_yaml = entry_schema_yaml()

# JSON bytes for libraries that don't accept YAML
# (e.g. `jsonschema.Draft202012Validator`):
import json
from jsonschema import Draft202012Validator

doc = json.loads(entry_schema_json())
Draft202012Validator.check_schema(doc)

assert schema_version() == SCHEMA_VERSION == "0.1.0"

API parity with the Go module

Go	Python
EntrySchemaYAML() []byte	entry_schema_yaml()
ManifestSchemaYAML() []byte	manifest_schema_yaml()
EntrySchemaJSON()	entry_schema_json()
ManifestSchemaJSON()	manifest_schema_json()
SchemaVersion() string	schema_version()
SchemaVersionConst	SCHEMA_VERSION

Both modules compile from the same canonical YAML files at the repo root. Commit-time CI ensures the bundled copies under runlog_schema/_data/ match those canonical files byte-for-byte; if you edit either schema, run:

cd generators/python
./scripts/sync_schemas.sh

…then commit the updated _data/ copies alongside your schema edit.

Develop

cd generators/python

# Editable install with test extras:
uv pip install -e '.[test]'   # or: pip install -e '.[test]'

# Run the tests:
pytest -v

Python ≥3.10 is supported (matches the server's pinned floor; 3.12 is what production runs). The package uses importlib.resources.files(), stable since Python 3.9.

Build backend

hatchling — the modern uv-friendly default. See pyproject.toml.

License

Apache-2.0 — same as the canonical schemas. See ../../LICENSE.