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+# raoh-ts
+
+TypeScript implementation of [Raoh](https://github.com/raoh-project/raoh-specification), a decoder
+library for turning untyped boundary input into typed domain values. It is published to npm as
+`@raoh/core`.
+
+It is built around a parse-don't-validate approach:
+
+- decode at the boundary
+- keep invalid states out of the domain model
+- return failures as values instead of throwing
+- attach structured errors to precise paths
+
+When the input is wrong, a decoder reports every problem it found, each with the JSON Pointer of
+where it was, instead of stopping at the first one.
+
+## Installation
+
+```sh
+npm install @raoh/core
+```
+
+It is an ES module with no dependencies, and runs on Node 22 and later and in current browsers.
+Working on raoh-ts itself takes Node 22.18.0 or later, which runs the tests as the TypeScript they
+are written in; `package.json` says the first in `engines` and the second in `devEngines`.
+
+## Quick start
+
+```ts
+import { field, int, object, string } from "@raoh/core";
+
+class User {
+  constructor(readonly email: string, readonly age: number) {}
+}
+
+const user = object(
+  field("email", string().email()),
+  field("age", int().range(0, 150)),
+).map(([email, age]) => new User(email, age));
+
+const read = user.decode({ email: "not an email", age: 200 });
+if (read.issues !== undefined) {
+  console.log(JSON.stringify(read.issues));
+  // [{"path":"/email","code":"invalid_format","messageKey":"invalid_format.email",
+  //   "message":"not a valid email","meta":{}},
+  //  {"path":"/age","code":"out_of_range","messageKey":"out_of_range.range",
+  //   "message":"must be between 0 and 150","meta":{"min":0,"max":150,"actual":200}}]
+} else {
+  read.value; // a User
+}
+```
+
+## The model
+
+### `Decoder<T>`
+
+A decoder is a value that describes how to read an input. What it gives depends on the input
+alone, so it can be kept in a module-level constant and shared.
+
+```ts
+abstract class Decoder<T> {
+  decode(input: unknown): Result<T>;
+  decodeJson(text: string): Result<T>;
+  decodeAt(input: unknown, path: Path): Result<T>;
+  map, flatMap, refine, nullable, withDefault, recover, recoverWith
+}
+```
+
+`Result<T>` is `{ value: T }` or `{ issues: Issues }`; checking `issues` narrows it.
+
+The operations of each kind of value are methods of its decoder and give a decoder of the same
+kind, so they chain: `string().minLength(3).maxLength(20)`, `int().positive()`,
+`list(string()).nonempty().unique()`. Each operation that checks something takes an optional last
+argument, a sentence to give in place of the catalogue's.
+
+### `Issue` and `Issues`
+
+Each issue has a `path` (a `Path`, written as a JSON Pointer), a `code` such as `out_of_range`, a
+`messageKey` such as `out_of_range.minimum`, and `meta`, what else it says, such as `min` and
+`actual`. An issue carries no sentence of its own: `issue.message()` writes one from the English
+catalogue and `issue.message(Messages.japanese)` from the Japanese one. The only sentence an issue
+carries is one its maker gave, which every catalogue leaves as it is.
+
+A catalogue has a template for the issues of the Raoh Specification. A library that gives issues
+of its own, which no catalogue knows, says what to write for them with
+`Messages.english.withFallback((issue) => ...)`; a catalogue that does have a template for such an
+issue still wins over it.
+
+The codes, message keys and metadata are those of the Raoh Specification, which Raoh for Java, Go,
+Rust and PHP follow too, so the same client-side handling works for all of them.
+
+`Issues` keeps them in the order they were found. `flatten()` groups the sentences by path, and
+`at(path)` gives the issues at one path, what a form shows beside the field it names:
+`issues.at(["lines", 0, "sku"])` is those of the first line's `sku`, and none of those above or
+below it.
+
+A path is a JSON Pointer's reference tokens, each kept as its text. RFC 6901 leaves it to the
+value a token is applied to whether `0` names a member or an index, and a `Path` says no more
+than its pointer does, so `Path.parse(path.toString())` is always the same path.
+
+### Issues as JSON
+
+`JSON.stringify(issues)` writes `[{path, code, messageKey, message, meta}]`, with the English
+sentence; `issues.toWire(Messages.japanese)` gives the same with another catalogue's. Each
+metadata value is written as the Raoh Specification observes it
+([observation.md](https://github.com/raoh-project/raoh-specification/blob/main/spec/observation.md)):
+
+| Value | JSON |
+|-------|------|
+| int32, int64 | a number, all its digits |
+| float32, float64 | its canonical decimal as a number (`0.1` for the float32 nearest 0.1, `1.0E7`), or `{"float": "-0"}`, `{"float": "NaN"}`, `{"float": "+Infinity"}`, `{"float": "-Infinity"}` |
+| decimal | a string, at its scale (`"1.50"`, `"1E+3"`) |
+| list | an array |
+| the candidates of `one_of_failed` | an array of `{candidate, issues}`, each issue `{path, code, message, meta}` with no `messageKey`, as the specification observes the issues type |
+
+No number is rounded on the way out: an int64 beyond 2⁵³ is written with all its digits through
+`JSON.rawJSON`. On an engine that has no `JSON.rawJSON`, a number that a JavaScript number would
+change makes `JSON.stringify` throw a `RangeError`, rather than write another number.
+
+## Combining decoders
+
+`object` reads its fields from the same input and gives their values as a tuple, in order. Every
+field is read, so every failing one is reported.
+
+```ts
+const point = object(field("x", int()), field("y", int())).strict();
+point.decode({ x: "1", y: 2, z: 3 }).issues?.list.map((i) => i.path.toString()); // ["/x", "/z"]
+```
+
+A rule that relates the parts runs once the parts exist, with `flatMap`. The paths of the issues it
+gives are read below where the decoder is:
+
+```ts
+const period = object(field("start", int()), field("end", int())).flatMap(([start, end]) =>
+  start <= end
+    ? ok({ start, end })
+    : failed(new Issue("invalid_value", { message: "must not be before start", path: ["end"] })),
+);
+```
+
+`discriminate("type", { circle, square })` reads the variant a tag names, and its type is the
+union of the variants'. `oneOf(a, b)` gives the first candidate that succeeds. `enumOf`,
+`literal`, `list`, `dict`, `optionalField`, `optionalNullableField`, `flat`, `nullable`,
+`withDefault` and `recover` are as the specification describes them.
+
+## Input
+
+A decoder reads the input model of the specification: what a JSON text denotes, with every number
+kept as it is written. `parse(text)` and `decoder.decodeJson(text)` read a JSON text into it, every
+number a `JsonNumber` holding its lexeme and every object a `Map` holding its members in order.
+
+A decoder also reads what an application already has: plain objects, arrays, strings, booleans,
+`null`, and numbers as JavaScript `number` or `bigint`, as a `Decimal`, which is read at its scale,
+or as `JSON.rawJSON` makes them, which keeps their text. `undefined` is an absent value. An object is a `Map` of string keys, or an object
+whose data are its own properties. What the input model has no place for — a string holding an
+unpaired surrogate, an array with a hole, a `Date`, a `Set`, a `String` object — is refused with a
+`TypeError` rather than read as some other value. Such a
+number has already been converted, so a decoder reads the number it is, not the text it was:
+`1.50` read by `JSON.parse` is 1.5, and `decimal()` gives it with scale 1; an integer beyond 2⁵³
+has already been rounded. Read the text with `parse` where that matters.
+
+`stringify(value)` writes a value of the input model back as JSON text, reading it by the same
+rule, so that whatever it writes `parse` reads back as the value it was:
+each number as its lexeme and each object's members in order. It is how a value is handed on to
+something that reads JSON text, without a number rounded or a member moved, which
+`JSON.stringify` does to a `Map` and to an object's integer-like member names.
+
+The values a decoder gives are a `number` for `int`, `float` and `double`, a `bigint` for `long`, a
+`Decimal` (a coefficient and a scale) for `decimal`, a `ValueSet` for `toSet`, which tells +0 from
+-0 as a JavaScript `Set` does not, and a `Map` for `dict`.
+
+## A library built on Raoh
+
+A library whose decoders, issues or paths an application combines with its own, as Souther's
+`@souther/wasm` offers each type of a model as a `Decoder`, depends on `@raoh/core` as a peer
+dependency, so that the library and the application share one copy. A value one copy made is no
+instance of another copy's classes; where one is met anyway, such as a `Path` or a `JsonNumber` of
+another copy, it is refused with a `TypeError` that says so, rather than read as some other value.
+
+## Conformance
+
+raoh-ts is checked against the [Raoh Specification](https://github.com/raoh-project/raoh-specification)
+at the commit `conformance/spec.lock` pins, with the verifier of that commit:
+
+```sh
+scripts/conformance.sh
+```
+
+Raoh Specification 0.9.0-dev — core: partially conformant (314 unsupported); encode: conformant;
+messages-en: conformant; messages-ja: conformant.
+
+The unsupported features are the ones that read text by the rules
+[199x-notation](https://github.com/raoh-project/199x-notation) gives: `trim`, `nonBlank`,
+`toLowerCase`, `toUpperCase`, `normalize`, `pattern`, and the temporal decoders and their
+operations. JavaScript's own `normalize`, case mapping and `RegExp` follow whichever Unicode
+version the engine has, so they are left out until raoh-ts reads text with 199x-notation, rather
+than given with answers that differ from one engine to another. `conformance/conformance.json`
+lists them.
+
+## Releasing
+
+`@raoh/core` is published by the `Publish` workflow and by nothing else. `package.json` on `develop`
+holds the next version as `X.Y.Z-dev`. A push to `develop` publishes the commit it brings, once CI
+has passed on it, as `X.Y.Z-dev.N.YYYYMMDDHHMMSS.gHHHHHHHHHHHH` under the dist-tag `dev`: `N` is how
+many commits the commit holds, itself and every one before it, then the time of the commit, then the
+commit. npm takes a version once and never again, so a development version is a commit, as a
+timestamped Maven snapshot is. A later commit on `develop` holds every one before it, so its `N` is
+greater and SemVer orders the versions as `develop` does; the time does not, since a commit can be
+dated before its parent, and two can be made in one second.
+
+`dev` names the newest state of `develop`, and not whichever run happened to publish last. Just
+before it publishes, a run asks `develop` as it is then whether a later commit has reached it, and
+where one has, it publishes nothing and leaves `dev` to that commit's run; one run publishes at a
+time, so the run that finds itself newest publishes before any later commit's run asks, whatever
+order GitHub starts the runs in. So the commits of one push but the last, and a push a later one
+overtakes before its run publishes, have no version of their own; and where the later commit's run
+fails, `dev` stays where it was until a push whose run passes.
+
+`npm install @raoh/core` takes `latest`, which is a release, and a range written for releases,
+`^0.9.0`, takes no development version: npm takes a prerelease only for a range that names one of the
+same `X.Y.Z`, and `^0.9.0-dev.1` takes every later one. So a project that means one
+commit writes its version exactly, `npm install --save-exact @raoh/core@<version>`, as `npm install`
+otherwise saves a range.
+
+`scripts/publish.sh` says what version a ref makes, under which dist-tag, and publishes it, and CI
+takes each path it can take as a dry run on every pull request (`scripts/try-publish.sh`), so each
+is taken before a push takes it. A release is a tag:
+
+1. On a branch from `develop`, set `package.json`'s version to `X.Y.Z` and open a pull request to
+   `main`.
+2. Merge it, and tag the merge commit on `main` `vX.Y.Z`. The workflow fails a tag that is not `v`
+   and a version, that is not the version `package.json` holds, or that names a commit not on
+   `main`. It runs the whole of CI on the commit, and only once that passes publishes `X.Y.Z`: under
+   `latest` where it is newer than what `latest` names as it is published, and otherwise, as a patch
+   of an older line or one whose run comes after a newer release's, under `release-X.Y.Z`, which
+   names it and nothing else. `latest` only ever moves to a newer release, so once every run has run
+   it names the newest release published, whatever order the runs ran in. What it names is asked of
+   the registry, which holds what was published, so a tag the workflow refused, or whose run failed,
+   has no say in it.
+3. Merge `main` back into `develop`, and set `package.json` there to `<next version>-dev`.
+
+The workflow logs in with nothing: npm proves to the registry that it runs in this workflow of this
+repository, which the package's settings on npmjs.com name as its trusted publisher, and the
+registry records with each version the commit and the run it was built in. A trusted publisher is
+named for a package that exists, so the package's first version is published by hand from a
+checkout, and the trusted publisher named after it: repository `raoh-project/raoh-ts`, workflow
+`publish.yml`, with `npm publish` allowed. A trusted publisher named since September 3, 2026 allows
+`npm stage publish` and allows `npm publish` only where it is chosen, and the workflow publishes with
+`npm publish`. It needs nothing else: it reads what `latest` names from the registry without
+logging in, as anyone can of a public package.
+
+## License
+
+Apache License 2.0

package/dist/catalog.d.ts

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+/** Each locale's catalogue, as the text of its `.properties` file. */
+export declare const CATALOG: {
+    readonly en: "raoh.required=is required\nraoh.blank=must not be blank\nraoh.too_short=must be at least {min} characters\nraoh.too_long=must be at most {max} characters\nraoh.invalid_length=must be exactly {expected} characters\nraoh.out_of_range=must be between {min} and {max}\nraoh.out_of_range.minimum=must be at least {min}\nraoh.out_of_range.maximum=must be at most {max}\nraoh.out_of_range.range=must be between {min} and {max}\nraoh.out_of_range.positive=must be positive\nraoh.out_of_range.negative=must be negative\nraoh.out_of_range.non_negative=must be non-negative\nraoh.out_of_range.non_positive=must be non-positive\nraoh.out_of_range.before=must be before {before}\nraoh.out_of_range.after=must be after {after}\nraoh.out_of_range.between=must be between {from} and {to}\nraoh.not_multiple_of=must be a multiple of {divisor}\nraoh.invalid_scale=too many decimal places (max {maxScale})\nraoh.too_small=must have at least {min} elements\nraoh.too_small.nonempty=must not be empty\nraoh.too_big=must have at most {max} elements\nraoh.invalid_size=must have exactly {expected} elements\nraoh.invalid_value=must be {expected}\nraoh.missing_element=must contain {expected}\nraoh.missing_elements=must contain all of {expected} (missing: {missing})\nraoh.duplicate_element=must not contain duplicates: {duplicates}\nraoh.not_allowed=must be one of {allowed}\nraoh.invalid_format=invalid format\nraoh.invalid_format.email=not a valid email\nraoh.invalid_format.url=not a valid URL\nraoh.invalid_format.uri=not a valid URI\nraoh.invalid_format.uuid=not a valid UUID\nraoh.invalid_format.ip=not a valid IP address\nraoh.invalid_format.ipv4=not a valid IPv4 address\nraoh.invalid_format.ipv6=not a valid IPv6 address\nraoh.invalid_format.ulid=not a valid ULID\nraoh.invalid_format.cuid=not a valid CUID\nraoh.invalid_format.starts_with=must start with \"{prefix}\"\nraoh.invalid_format.ends_with=must end with \"{suffix}\"\nraoh.invalid_format.includes=must include \"{substring}\"\nraoh.invalid_format.enum=invalid value\nraoh.invalid_format.literal=invalid value\nraoh.invalid_format.instant=not a valid ISO 8601 instant\nraoh.invalid_format.date=not a valid ISO-8601 date (e.g., 2024-01-15)\nraoh.invalid_format.time=not a valid ISO-8601 local time (e.g., 10:30 or 10:30:45)\nraoh.invalid_format.date_time=not a valid ISO-8601 local date-time (e.g., 2024-01-15T10:30 or 2024-01-15T10:30:45)\nraoh.invalid_format.offset_date_time=not a valid ISO-8601 offset date-time (e.g., 2024-01-15T10:30:00+09:00)\nraoh.type_mismatch=expected {expected}\nraoh.type_mismatch.string_keys=expected object with string keys, found {actual} key\nraoh.type_mismatch.numeric_range=value is outside the {expected} range\nraoh.unknown_field=unknown field\nraoh.one_of_failed=no variant matched\nraoh.missing_field=field is missing\n";
+    readonly ja: "raoh.required=必須です\nraoh.blank=空白は許可されていません\nraoh.too_short={min}文字以上で入力してください\nraoh.too_long={max}文字以内で入力してください\nraoh.invalid_length={expected}文字で入力してください\nraoh.out_of_range={min}以上{max}以下で入力してください\nraoh.out_of_range.minimum={min}以上で入力してください\nraoh.out_of_range.maximum={max}以下で入力してください\nraoh.out_of_range.range={min}以上{max}以下で入力してください\nraoh.out_of_range.positive=正の値で入力してください\nraoh.out_of_range.negative=負の値で入力してください\nraoh.out_of_range.non_negative=0以上で入力してください\nraoh.out_of_range.non_positive=0以下で入力してください\nraoh.out_of_range.before={before}より前で入力してください\nraoh.out_of_range.after={after}より後で入力してください\nraoh.out_of_range.between={from}から{to}の範囲で入力してください\nraoh.not_multiple_of={divisor}の倍数で入力してください\nraoh.invalid_scale=小数点以下は{maxScale}桁までです\nraoh.too_small={min}個以上の要素が必要です\nraoh.too_small.nonempty=空にはできません\nraoh.too_big={max}個以内の要素が必要です\nraoh.invalid_size={expected}個の要素が必要です\nraoh.invalid_value={expected}でなければなりません\nraoh.missing_element={expected}を含む必要があります\nraoh.missing_elements={expected}をすべて含む必要があります（不足: {missing}）\nraoh.duplicate_element=重複があります: {duplicates}\nraoh.not_allowed={allowed}のいずれかで入力してください\nraoh.invalid_format=形式が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.email=メールアドレスの形式が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.url=URLの形式が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.uri=URIの形式が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.uuid=UUIDの形式が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.ip=IPアドレスの形式が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.ipv4=IPv4アドレスの形式が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.ipv6=IPv6アドレスの形式が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.ulid=ULIDの形式が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.cuid=CUIDの形式が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.starts_with=「{prefix}」で始まる必要があります\nraoh.invalid_format.ends_with=「{suffix}」で終わる必要があります\nraoh.invalid_format.includes=「{substring}」を含む必要があります\nraoh.invalid_format.enum=値が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.literal=値が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.instant=日時の形式が不正です（例: 2024-01-15T01:30:00Z）\nraoh.invalid_format.date=日付の形式が不正です（例: 2024-01-15）\nraoh.invalid_format.time=時刻の形式が不正です（例: 10:30 または 10:30:45）\nraoh.invalid_format.date_time=日時の形式が不正です（例: 2024-01-15T10:30 または 2024-01-15T10:30:45）\nraoh.invalid_format.offset_date_time=オフセット付き日時の形式が不正です（例: 2024-01-15T10:30:00+09:00）\nraoh.type_mismatch={expected}型が必要です\nraoh.type_mismatch.string_keys=キーがすべて文字列のオブジェクトが必要です（キーの型: {actual}）\nraoh.type_mismatch.numeric_range={expected}型の範囲外の値です\nraoh.unknown_field=不明なフィールドです\nraoh.one_of_failed=いずれのバリアントにも一致しませんでした\nraoh.missing_field=フィールドが見つかりません\n";
+};

package/dist/catalog.js

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+// Generated by scripts/catalog.ts from the message catalogues of the Raoh Specification at
+// b38ded05f2a68e45849d38494ddc2aa34640aad1. Do not edit: regenerate it instead.
+/** Each locale's catalogue, as the text of its `.properties` file. */
+export const CATALOG = {
+    en: "raoh.required=is required\nraoh.blank=must not be blank\nraoh.too_short=must be at least {min} characters\nraoh.too_long=must be at most {max} characters\nraoh.invalid_length=must be exactly {expected} characters\nraoh.out_of_range=must be between {min} and {max}\nraoh.out_of_range.minimum=must be at least {min}\nraoh.out_of_range.maximum=must be at most {max}\nraoh.out_of_range.range=must be between {min} and {max}\nraoh.out_of_range.positive=must be positive\nraoh.out_of_range.negative=must be negative\nraoh.out_of_range.non_negative=must be non-negative\nraoh.out_of_range.non_positive=must be non-positive\nraoh.out_of_range.before=must be before {before}\nraoh.out_of_range.after=must be after {after}\nraoh.out_of_range.between=must be between {from} and {to}\nraoh.not_multiple_of=must be a multiple of {divisor}\nraoh.invalid_scale=too many decimal places (max {maxScale})\nraoh.too_small=must have at least {min} elements\nraoh.too_small.nonempty=must not be empty\nraoh.too_big=must have at most {max} elements\nraoh.invalid_size=must have exactly {expected} elements\nraoh.invalid_value=must be {expected}\nraoh.missing_element=must contain {expected}\nraoh.missing_elements=must contain all of {expected} (missing: {missing})\nraoh.duplicate_element=must not contain duplicates: {duplicates}\nraoh.not_allowed=must be one of {allowed}\nraoh.invalid_format=invalid format\nraoh.invalid_format.email=not a valid email\nraoh.invalid_format.url=not a valid URL\nraoh.invalid_format.uri=not a valid URI\nraoh.invalid_format.uuid=not a valid UUID\nraoh.invalid_format.ip=not a valid IP address\nraoh.invalid_format.ipv4=not a valid IPv4 address\nraoh.invalid_format.ipv6=not a valid IPv6 address\nraoh.invalid_format.ulid=not a valid ULID\nraoh.invalid_format.cuid=not a valid CUID\nraoh.invalid_format.starts_with=must start with \"{prefix}\"\nraoh.invalid_format.ends_with=must end with \"{suffix}\"\nraoh.invalid_format.includes=must include \"{substring}\"\nraoh.invalid_format.enum=invalid value\nraoh.invalid_format.literal=invalid value\nraoh.invalid_format.instant=not a valid ISO 8601 instant\nraoh.invalid_format.date=not a valid ISO-8601 date (e.g., 2024-01-15)\nraoh.invalid_format.time=not a valid ISO-8601 local time (e.g., 10:30 or 10:30:45)\nraoh.invalid_format.date_time=not a valid ISO-8601 local date-time (e.g., 2024-01-15T10:30 or 2024-01-15T10:30:45)\nraoh.invalid_format.offset_date_time=not a valid ISO-8601 offset date-time (e.g., 2024-01-15T10:30:00+09:00)\nraoh.type_mismatch=expected {expected}\nraoh.type_mismatch.string_keys=expected object with string keys, found {actual} key\nraoh.type_mismatch.numeric_range=value is outside the {expected} range\nraoh.unknown_field=unknown field\nraoh.one_of_failed=no variant matched\nraoh.missing_field=field is missing\n",
+    ja: "raoh.required=必須です\nraoh.blank=空白は許可されていません\nraoh.too_short={min}文字以上で入力してください\nraoh.too_long={max}文字以内で入力してください\nraoh.invalid_length={expected}文字で入力してください\nraoh.out_of_range={min}以上{max}以下で入力してください\nraoh.out_of_range.minimum={min}以上で入力してください\nraoh.out_of_range.maximum={max}以下で入力してください\nraoh.out_of_range.range={min}以上{max}以下で入力してください\nraoh.out_of_range.positive=正の値で入力してください\nraoh.out_of_range.negative=負の値で入力してください\nraoh.out_of_range.non_negative=0以上で入力してください\nraoh.out_of_range.non_positive=0以下で入力してください\nraoh.out_of_range.before={before}より前で入力してください\nraoh.out_of_range.after={after}より後で入力してください\nraoh.out_of_range.between={from}から{to}の範囲で入力してください\nraoh.not_multiple_of={divisor}の倍数で入力してください\nraoh.invalid_scale=小数点以下は{maxScale}桁までです\nraoh.too_small={min}個以上の要素が必要です\nraoh.too_small.nonempty=空にはできません\nraoh.too_big={max}個以内の要素が必要です\nraoh.invalid_size={expected}個の要素が必要です\nraoh.invalid_value={expected}でなければなりません\nraoh.missing_element={expected}を含む必要があります\nraoh.missing_elements={expected}をすべて含む必要があります（不足: {missing}）\nraoh.duplicate_element=重複があります: {duplicates}\nraoh.not_allowed={allowed}のいずれかで入力してください\nraoh.invalid_format=形式が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.email=メールアドレスの形式が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.url=URLの形式が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.uri=URIの形式が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.uuid=UUIDの形式が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.ip=IPアドレスの形式が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.ipv4=IPv4アドレスの形式が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.ipv6=IPv6アドレスの形式が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.ulid=ULIDの形式が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.cuid=CUIDの形式が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.starts_with=「{prefix}」で始まる必要があります\nraoh.invalid_format.ends_with=「{suffix}」で終わる必要があります\nraoh.invalid_format.includes=「{substring}」を含む必要があります\nraoh.invalid_format.enum=値が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.literal=値が不正です\nraoh.invalid_format.instant=日時の形式が不正です（例: 2024-01-15T01:30:00Z）\nraoh.invalid_format.date=日付の形式が不正です（例: 2024-01-15）\nraoh.invalid_format.time=時刻の形式が不正です（例: 10:30 または 10:30:45）\nraoh.invalid_format.date_time=日時の形式が不正です（例: 2024-01-15T10:30 または 2024-01-15T10:30:45）\nraoh.invalid_format.offset_date_time=オフセット付き日時の形式が不正です（例: 2024-01-15T10:30:00+09:00）\nraoh.type_mismatch={expected}型が必要です\nraoh.type_mismatch.string_keys=キーがすべて文字列のオブジェクトが必要です（キーの型: {actual}）\nraoh.type_mismatch.numeric_range={expected}型の範囲外の値です\nraoh.unknown_field=不明なフィールドです\nraoh.one_of_failed=いずれのバリアントにも一致しませんでした\nraoh.missing_field=フィールドが見つかりません\n",
+};

package/dist/copy.d.ts

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+/** The `Symbol.toStringTag` of this library's class `name`, the same in every copy of it. */
+export declare function tagOf(name: string): string;
+/**
+ * Whether `value` is an instance of `type`, this copy's class `name`. The class is typed by its
+ * prototype, since a class with a private constructor is no type `new` can be asked of.
+ *
+ * @throws {TypeError} where it is an instance of the class of that name another copy has
+ */
+export declare function ofThisCopy<T extends object>(value: unknown, type: Function & {
+    readonly prototype: T;
+}, name: string): value is T;

package/dist/copy.js

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+// Telling a value of this copy of the library from one of another copy.
+//
+// A program can come to hold two copies of @raoh/core: a library built on Raoh that brings its own,
+// and the application's. A value one copy made is then no instance of the other's class, and a
+// check by `instanceof` would read it as some other value without a word: a JsonNumber written as
+// an object, a Path walked as if it were a list. Every class here carries its name as its
+// `Symbol.toStringTag`, which a copy shares with every other, so a value of the same class from
+// another copy is refused where it is met, as the mistake in how the program was installed that it
+// is. One copy is what a peer dependency on @raoh/core gives a library and its application.
+const PREFIX = "@raoh/core ";
+/** The `Symbol.toStringTag` of this library's class `name`, the same in every copy of it. */
+export function tagOf(name) {
+    return PREFIX + name;
+}
+/**
+ * Whether `value` is an instance of `type`, this copy's class `name`. The class is typed by its
+ * prototype, since a class with a private constructor is no type `new` can be asked of.
+ *
+ * @throws {TypeError} where it is an instance of the class of that name another copy has
+ */
+export function ofThisCopy(value, type, name) {
+    if (value instanceof type) {
+        return true;
+    }
+    if (typeof value === "object" && value !== null && value[Symbol.toStringTag] === PREFIX + name) {
+        throw new TypeError(`a ${name} made by another copy of @raoh/core: a library built on Raoh and the application using it have to `
+            + "share one, which the library's peer dependency on @raoh/core gives them");
+    }
+    return false;
+}

package/dist/decimal.d.ts

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+/**
+ * A coefficient and a scale: the number coefficient × 10^-scale.
+ *
+ * Two decimals are the same value only when both are equal, so 1.5 and 1.50 are different values;
+ * {@link Decimal.compare} orders them by the number they denote, in which they are equal. The
+ * scale is an int32, as the value model's is.
+ */
+export declare class Decimal {
+    readonly coefficient: bigint;
+    readonly scale: number;
+    constructor(coefficient: bigint, scale: number);
+    /**
+     * The decimal a number written as `[+-]?(digits[.digits]|.digits)([eE][+-]?digits)?` denotes,
+     * at the scale it is written with: the digits after the point, less the exponent. `undefined`
+     * where the text is not such a number, or its scale is not an int32.
+     */
+    static parse(text: string): Decimal | undefined;
+    get [Symbol.toStringTag](): string;
+    /** The decimal of an integer, at scale 0. */
+    static of(value: bigint | number): Decimal;
+    /** -1, 0 or 1 as this denotes a number less than, equal to or greater than `other`'s. */
+    compare(other: Decimal): number;
+    /** Whether the two are the same value: the same coefficient and the same scale. */
+    equals(other: Decimal): boolean;
+    /** -1, 0 or 1 as the number is negative, zero or positive. */
+    get signum(): number;
+    /** Whether this is an integer multiple of `divisor`, which is not zero. */
+    isMultipleOf(divisor: Decimal): boolean;
+    /**
+     * The decimal as Java's `BigDecimal.toString` writes it, which is the message form the Raoh
+     * Specification gives: plain where the scale is not negative and the first digit's exponent is
+     * at least -6, and otherwise one digit before the point and an exponent (`1E+3`, `1.5E-7`).
+     */
+    toString(): string;
+    toJSON(): string;
+}