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- package/README.md +147 -2
- package/kit_wasm.d.ts +815 -0
- package/kit_wasm.js +9 -0
- package/kit_wasm_bg.js +2977 -0
- package/kit_wasm_bg.wasm +0 -0
- package/kit_wasm_bg.wasm.d.ts +126 -0
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69
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Signing primitives:
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70
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- `keypair_from_seed(seed_hex)` / `keypair_generate()` — Ed25519 keys.
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71
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- `sign_bytes_commit_domain(seed_hex, bytes) -> sig_hex`.
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72
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- `verify_bytes_commit_domain(pubkey_hex, bytes, sig_hex) -> bool`.
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73
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+
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Attestations (in-toto/DSSE-style envelopes):
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- `attest_keypair(seed_hex, algo)` — ed25519, secp256k1, or p256.
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- `attest_build(...)` — build and sign an envelope.
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- `attest_verify(envelope_json, pubkey_hex, algo) -> bool`.
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Chunking, delta, and streaming:
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80
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- `chunk_boundaries(bytes)` — FastCDC chunk boundary report.
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81
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- `chunked_blob_encode(bytes)` — chunked-blob object construction.
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82
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- `chunked_blob_decode(bytes) -> json` — `{ total_size, chunk_size, chunks }` from a canonical `ChunkedBlob` (16 MiB cap).
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83
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- `delta_encode(base, target)` — produce a delta summary.
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84
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- `bao_encode(bytes)` — Bao outboard over **raw** file bytes (for streaming demos).
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85
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- `bao_slice(...)` / `bao_verify_slice(...)` — verified streaming of those raw bytes.
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86
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- `blob_bao_encode(content)` — Bao outboard over **canonical blob bytes**; `hash_hex` equals the blob id.
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- `blob_bao_slice(outboard, content, content_offset, len)` — content offsets; the +10 canonical shift is inside.
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- `blob_bao_verify_slice(blob_id_hex, slice, content_offset, len)` — delegates to `kit_core::verify::verify_blob_slice`.
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+
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90
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Disclosure and closure verification:
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- `verify_disclosure(commit_id_hex, bundle) -> json` — path, leaf, signer, payload summary **without** bytes, plus `step_inner_roots` (hex array) and `chunk_inner_root` (hex or `null`). Bundles are capped at 64 MiB (`MAX_BUNDLE_BYTES`).
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- `disclosure_payload_bytes(commit_id_hex, bundle) -> bytes` — verified payload bytes; re-verifies. Call `verify_disclosure` first; treat a failure of either as a failure.
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- `verify_disclosure_span(commit_id_hex, container) -> VerifiedSpan` — verify a KDSP v1 multi-chunk span once against a trusted commit. Its `json` getter returns authenticated path, leaf, signer, signature validity, offset, span and chunk indices, byte length and BLAKE3; its `bytes` getter returns the authenticated range bytes. The container is capped at 64 MiB. Errors begin with the `span_*` reject reason, except a malformed `commit_id_hex`, which begins with `invalid_input:` (it is not a SPEC-DISCLOSURE §8.2 condition).
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- `verify_closure_packs(root_hex, mode, packs, pack_lengths_json) -> json` — `mode` is `"snapshot"` or `"history"`. `packs` is the concatenation of each pack; `pack_lengths_json` is a JSON array of those lengths (for example `"[1024,2048]"`). Concatenated packs are capped independently of a disclosure bundle, at 1 GiB (`MAX_CLOSURE_INPUT_BYTES`, matching the native store's per-object cap) — a closure is every object reachable from a commit, a realistically much larger shape than a handful of proofs. The result includes `unreferenced_checked: true` because the pack index can enumerate every supplied object.
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- `verify_closure_manifest(expected_root_hex, manifest, packs, pack_lengths_json) -> json` — same pack framing; the manifest is a locator, never a trust anchor. Both closure exports return `unreferenced_checked` alongside `root`, `mode`, `verified`, `complete`, `missing`, `corrupt`, and `unreferenced`.
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- `verify_tree_entry(tree_id_hex, entry_json, position, proof) -> bool` — `entry_json` is `{ "name" | "name_hex", "mode", "object_hash" }`. Returns `false` when the proof does not fold to the id; throws on malformed input.
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- `verify_chunk(chunked_id_hex, chunk_id_hex, position, proof) -> bool` — same accept/reject split. Position 0 is never a chunk.
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- `wrap_object_id(kind, inner_root_hex) -> hex` — `kind` is `"tree"` or `"chunked_blob"`. Apply after a commonware BMT verifier checked the inner root.
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### Verifying a commit hash
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A verified disclosure proves the bytes belong to that commit id; `signature_valid` proves the embedded signer produced the commit; binding that signer to a person or org is application policy.
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```ts
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import {
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verify_disclosure,
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verify_closure_manifest,
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} from "@officialunofficial/kit-wasm";
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const commitId = "…64-char hex…"; // the id you already trust
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const disclosed = JSON.parse(verify_disclosure(commitId, bundle));
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// disclosed.payload has kind/bytes_len/bytes_blake3, not the bytes
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const packs = [pack0, pack1];
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const concat = new Uint8Array(packs.reduce((n, p) => n + p.byteLength, 0));
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let off = 0;
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for (const p of packs) {
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concat.set(p, off);
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off += p.byteLength;
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}
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const report = JSON.parse(
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verify_closure_manifest(
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commitId,
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manifest,
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concat,
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JSON.stringify(packs.map((p) => p.byteLength)),
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),
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);
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if (!report.complete) throw new Error("closure is missing or corrupt");
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```
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+
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132
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+
The exact JS surface is generated by `wasm-bindgen`; refer to the
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TypeScript declarations shipped in the package for full signatures.
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+
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## Versioning
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The crate shares the workspace version. The wasm module wraps the same Rust
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crates as the native `kit` CLI, so objects built here have the same bytes as
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objects built by the CLI.
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## License
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Licensed under either of
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- Apache License, Version 2.0 ([LICENSE-APACHE](./LICENSE-APACHE))
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- MIT license ([LICENSE-MIT](./LICENSE-MIT))
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+
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at your option.
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