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+ # @geonosis/verify-arch
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+
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+ The architecture facts a per-file linter **cannot** see, behind one exit code.
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+
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+ A lint rule is handed one file and asked a question about it. That is enough for most architecture
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+ invariants and not enough for the ones that hurt most: a module name that must be unique across
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+ every module, two packages registering the same route, a tier composing something above it once the
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+ import is resolved, a file nothing reaches. Each of those is a property of the whole graph, and each
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+ of them fails **silently** in the frameworks where it matters — a last-write-wins map, an inferred
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+ id, a loader that skips a filename.
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx geonosis-verify-arch # the repo root, human output, exit 0/1
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+ npx geonosis-verify-arch --format ratchet # one ✗ line per finding, for a counter
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## The config
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+
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+ `geonosis.verify-arch.json` at the root. No packs, no run — a scanner with nothing enabled would
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+ report PASS having looked at nothing, so that is a refusal (exit 2), not a pass.
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+
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "label": "verify:arch",
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+ "packs": [{ "pack": "medusa", "options": { "sourceRoots": ["packages", "apps"] } }]
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ `label` is what the pass and fail lines call themselves; a repo whose script is named `verify:arch`
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+ keeps its output byte-for-byte by saying so. Two worked configs ship in `examples/`.
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+
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+ ## Exit codes
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+
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+ | code | meaning |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | 0 | every enabled check ran and found nothing |
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+ | 1 | findings |
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+ | 2 | **the run could not measure** — no config, an unknown pack, an unknown format |
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+
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+ 2 is its own code on purpose. A scan that never happened is not a clean scan, and a gate that gave
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+ it the same exit as a clean one would go green for a repo whose config had a typo in it.
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+
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+ ## Output
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+
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+ The human format prints one line on success, naming every check that ran and nothing it did not:
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+
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+ ```
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+ verify:arch — PASS (R3.7 serviceName, R3.8 routes, #15442 loader-index, R4.3 query-step, …)
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+ ```
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+
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+ and on failure, on **stderr**, the count and then each finding marked, its message beneath it:
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+
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+ ```
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+ verify:arch — FAIL: 1 violation(s)
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+
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+ ✗ [R5.6] packages/plugins/b2b/src/workflows/place-order.ts
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+ Mutating step 'place-order' has neither a compensation function nor noCompensation: true — …
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+ ```
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+
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+ The `✗` is part of the contract, not a decoration: a consumer's CI logs, its runbook and its
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+ reviewers all scan for it, and a drop-in that found the same things and marked none of them would be
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+ a migration wearing a drop-in's clothes.
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+ The ratchet format prints one line per finding and nothing else:
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+
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+ ```
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+ ✗ packages/a/src/modules/one/index.ts R3.7 Module serviceName 'quote' is not globally unique …
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+ ```
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+
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+ which is the shape `@geonosis/ratchet`'s `archViolations` counter matches by default (`^✗`):
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+
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+ ```json
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+ { "counter": "archViolations", "command": "npx geonosis-verify-arch --format ratchet" }
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+ ```
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+
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+ The message is flattened onto one line, so one finding is one count however long it is.
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+
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+ ## Packs
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+ ### `medusa`
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+
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+ Ten checks over a Medusa monorepo. Nine of them are also lint rules in
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+ `@geonosis/oxlint-plugin-biological-architecture`'s `backend-medusa` preset; carrying both is
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+ deliberate, so one command proves the invariant repo-wide whatever the lint stack is doing.
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+ **Where a scan and its rule disagree, the rule is right.** These checks read source as TEXT, which
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+ is enough for a token like `createStep(` and not enough for arity or for a statement's extent. R5.6
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+ decided whether a step had a compensation function by counting top-level commas, and the house
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+ style closes a multi-line call with a trailing one — so a two-argument step read as three, and the
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+ check reported 0 for its whole life over five real violations. The scan is the repo-wide backstop;
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+ the rule is the finer instrument. Both, on purpose.
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+ Two things the text reader knows, because it did not to begin with:
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+ - **a comment is not code.** Comments are blanked to spaces once per file, offsets and newlines
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+ intact, and every check matches on that. A comment quoting `updateAiConversations(` used to count
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+ as a write, a `// TODO: … subscriberId` used to PASS a subscriber that declared none. The
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+ annotations are the exception and keep reading the real source, because they ARE comments;
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+ - **a step is a workflow source.** A file is read when it declares a workflow **or** a step, so a
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+ `workflows/steps.ts` holding nothing but `createStep(` calls reaches R5.2 and R5.6 — which is
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+ where a retry class and a compensation function belong, and where the two checks used to be blind.
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+
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+ | id | check | what fails silently without it |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | `R3.7` | serviceName | two modules claiming one `serviceName` last-win at config merge; a whole module's service stops existing, with no error |
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+ | `R3.8` | routes | the routes-loader map is last-write-wins across packages, and plugin routes without a namespace segment are collision magnets |
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+ | `#15442` | loader-index | `ResourceLoader` filters files named `index`, so a resource declared in one is registered only if something else happens to import it |
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+ | `R4.3` | query-step | two un-named query steps in one workflow body collide in the step-handler map |
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+ | `R5.1` | route-mutations | a route that writes directly skips the door compensation and retry live behind |
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+ | `R5.2` | step-retry | `maxRetries` defaults to 0, so a transient failure reverts real state |
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+ | `R5.3` | route-shadow | two packages on one (path, method): the loader last-wins with no warning |
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+ | `R5.4` | subscriber-ids | an absent `subscriberId` is inferred from a name, and two that infer alike dedupe each other |
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+ | `R5.5` | named-when | an unnamed `when()` draws a fresh ULID for its checkpoint every process |
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+ | `R5.6` | compensation-or-flag | `noCompensation` is inferred from the ABSENCE of a compensate function, so "deliberate" and "forgotten" are one source |
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+
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+ Every repo literal is an option (law 6): `packages` (which directories hold packages, how they are
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+ named, which are namespace-checked — **empty by default**, so nothing is namespace-checked until a
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+ repo says so), `workflowFactories`, `stepFactories`, `queryStepCalls`, `mutationPrefixes`,
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+ `retrySpreads`, `inlineMutationOk`, `routeOverrideOk`, `kinds`, `sourceRoots` / `moduleRoots` /
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+ `workflowRoots`, `ignoreDirs`, and `checks` to run a subset.
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+
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+ **`kinds` defaults to `["subscriber", "job"]`**, which is what Medusa 2.19 measurably still skips:
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+ `framework/dist/utils/resource-loader.js:51` filters `index` unless the caller passes `allowIndex`,
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+ and `framework/dist/workflows/workflow-loader.js:34` is the only caller in the framework that does.
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+ A repo below 2.19 adds `"workflow"` back; `examples/dielime.verify-arch.json` does.
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+
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+ ### `composition-tree`
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+ The tier ladder as a graph fact. `atoms → molecules → compounds → organelles → cells → tissues`; a
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+ tier composes its own level and below, and only `atoms` and `cells` may not compose their own kind.
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+
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+ | id | check |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `direction` | a file composing a tier above its own, judged by the file the import RESOLVES to |
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+ | `self-composition` | an atom importing an atom, a cell importing a cell |
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+ | `orphan` | a classified file no entry point reaches — by BFS, not in-degree, so a cycle of dead files is still dead |
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+
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+ `orphan` is not run **and not claimed in the pass line** until `entryPoints` is configured: with
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+ nothing to be reachable from, every file is an orphan, and a pass line naming a check that did
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+ nothing is the failure this package exists to refuse. `tiers`, `aliases`, `extensions` and `roots`
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+ are options too.
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+
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+ ## Writing a pack
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+
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+ ```ts
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+ import type { Pack } from '@geonosis/verify-arch'
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+
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+ export const mine: Pack = {
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+ checks: (options) => [{ id: 'X1', label: 'my-check' }],
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+ id: 'mine',
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+ scan: ({ files, options, root }) => [
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+ { file: files[0], message: 'said what is wrong and what to write instead', scanner: 'X1' },
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+ ],
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ `checks` is asked BEFORE `scan` runs, because the pass line has to name what was looked at. `files`
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+ is every file under the root that survived one shared walk, absolute; `line` on a violation is
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+ optional and left off when the fact is about the whole file.
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+ Apache-2.0.
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+ #!/usr/bin/env node
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+ // Committed, so `pnpm install` can link the bin on a fresh clone — before `pnpm build` has
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+ // produced dist/. A bin that only exists after a build is a bin that is missing when you need it.
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+ import '../dist/verify-arch-cli.js'