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# @alma-harness/testing
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The shared storage contract suites of [Alma](https://github.com/FabioFernandesCarneiro/alma)
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— what "correct" means for every storage adapter, on any backend.
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> **Status: pre-release.** Not yet published to npm.
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## What it owns
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- `describeSessionStoreContract` — the `SessionStore` contract.
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- `describeEpisodeStoreContract`, `describeProfileStoreContract` — the memory
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storage contracts: deterministic ids, three states never conflated, the
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three-case confidence rule, identity never extracted, a budget on every read.
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gone, derived data invalidated, every declared copy surface reached.
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for memory) — which is what proves the contracts are satisfiable at all.
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letting these suites skip themselves (spec 031). From an adapter's test file:
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Requires vitest (peer dependency): a contract suite IS a set of tests.
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## What it must never do
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## Documentation
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[Docs index](../../docs/README.md) · [Architecture](../../docs/architecture.md)
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· [Invariants](../../docs/invariants.md)
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declare function describeEpisodeStoreContract(name: string, factory: EpisodeStoreFactory): void;
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declare function describeProfileStoreContract(name: string, factory: ProfileStoreFactory): void;
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interface MemoryErasureFactory {
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interface MemoryErasureFixture {
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erasure: MemoryErasure;
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episodes: EpisodeStore;
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profile: ProfileStore;
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watermarks?: ErasureWatermarkStore;
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declare function describeMemoryErasureContract(name: string, factory: MemoryErasureFactory): void;
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/**
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* Shared `SpendStore` contract suite — spec: spend-store. Pins what budget
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*
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* describeSpendStoreContract("PostgresSpendStore", { create: () => … });
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interface SpendStoreFactory {
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/** Must return a store with ZERO totals for the scopes used by the suite. */
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create(): Promise<SpendStore> | SpendStore;
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declare function describeSpendStoreContract(name: string, factory: SpendStoreFactory): void;
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/**
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* Shared `TurnStore` contract suite — spec 030. Pins what the loop's turn
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* and erasure that reaches the stored reply.
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*
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* `setTimeout` a wait is built on makes the reference store and the adapter
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* prove different things.
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*
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* ```ts
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* describeTurnStoreContract("PostgresTurnStore", { create: () => … });
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* ```
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*/
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interface TurnStoreFactory {
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/** Must return a store holding NO leases or claims for the scopes below. */
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create(): Promise<TurnStore> | TurnStore;
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destroy?(store: TurnStore): Promise<void> | void;
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}
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declare function describeTurnStoreContract(name: string, factory: TurnStoreFactory): void;
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export { type EpisodeStoreFactory, type MemoryErasureFactory, type MemoryErasureFixture, type ProfileStoreFactory, type SessionStoreFactory, type SpendStoreFactory, type TurnStoreFactory, describeEpisodeStoreContract, describeMemoryErasureContract, describeProfileStoreContract, describeSessionStoreContract, describeSpendStoreContract, describeTurnStoreContract };
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