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  # Sigil
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- > - 🎉 v3.0.0 is out! Happy coding! 😄💻
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+ > - 🎉 v4.0.0 is out! Happy coding! 😄💻
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  > - 📄 **Changelog:** [CHANGELOG.md](./CHANGELOG.md)
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- `Sigil` gives you the power of **safe cross-bundle class instances checks** and **simple class nominal typing** if needed.
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+ **Sigil** bulletproof class identity for large TypeScript projects.
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- ## Features
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+ Reliable `instanceof`-style checks that survive bundling, HMR, monorepos and realms + exact/subtype discrimination + lightweight nominal typing + and debug/log friendly labels/lineage.
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- - **Drop-in `instanceof` replacement** that works across bundles, HMR and monorepos, and adds an **exact-class-instance check**
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- - ✅ **Simple nominal typing** with just one line of code for each class (e.g., `UserId` vs. `PostId`)
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- - **Tiny less than 1.6 KB minified and brotlied** measured using [size-limit](https://www.npmjs.com/package/size-limit)
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- - **Performant as native instanceof** but with guaranteed checks
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- - **Test coverage is 100%** to ensure that runtime remains consistent and predictable
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- - **Safe with strict rules to ensure uniqueness of labels**, if duplicate label is passed error is thrown immediately
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+ ## Why Sigil?
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+ - **Works when `instanceof` breaks** (multi-bundle, HMR, separate realms)
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+ - **Exact class match (`isExactInstance`)** not just "inherits from"
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+ - **One-line nominal branding** (`declare [sigil]: ExtendSigil<…>`)
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+ - **Human-readable class IDs in logs & debugging** (`SigilLabel`/`SigilLineage`)
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+ - **Tiny (~0.9 kB brotli)**
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+ - **Fast (near native `instanceof` speed)**
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+ - **100% test coverage**
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+ ## Limitations
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+ - **Identity is explicit and dependent on passed labels**, If same label is passed to two different classes `Sigil` will treat them as one
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+ - **Identity is updated with every new label passed only**, If you stopped passing labels to child classes their identity will stop at last passed label
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+ - **`Sigil` is not built for security**, identity can be forged
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+ Earlier versions of `Sigil` tried to solve these limitations, however it was not `100%` reliable, so we decided to make this package minimal and stable, while adding new features in future package `@vicin/sigil-extend`
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  attachSigil(User, '@myorg/mypkg.User');
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  ```
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- > Note: Function pattern is susceptible to some [Edge case subtle pitfalls](#edge-cases) if not used appropriately, so we advise to use decorator pattern
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  ### Migration
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- Migrating old code into `Sigil` can be done with extra couple lines of code only:
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  1. Pass your base class to `Sigilify` mixin:
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- Congratulations — you’ve opted into `Sigil` and you can start replacing `instanceof` with `isOfType()` / `isExactType()`, however there is more to add to your system, check [Core concepts](#core-concepts) for more.
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+ Congratulations — you’ve opted into `Sigil`, now you can start giving your classes identity by using `attachSigil` or `AttachSigil` helpers.
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  ### Terminology
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  - **Label**: An identity (string) such as `@scope/pkg.ClassName`, must be unique for each `Sigil` class otherwise error is thrown.
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- - **EffectiveLabel:** A human-readable (string) such as `@scope/pkg.ClassName`, if no label is passed it inherit the last defined label.
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- - **isOfType**: Takes object argument and check if this object is an instance of calling class or it's children. Can be called from class instances as well.
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- - **isExactType**: Takes object argument and check if this object is an instance of calling class only. Can be called from class instances as well.
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+ - **isInstance**: Takes object argument and check if this object is an instance of calling class or it's children. Can be called from class instances as well.
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+ - **isExactInstance**: Takes object argument and check if this object is an instance of calling class only. Can be called from class instances as well.
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  - **[sigil]**: TypeScript symbol marker for nominal types.
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  ### Purpose and Origins
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