candor-ts 0.5.22 → 0.5.23

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  1. package/package.json +1 -1
  2. package/scan-core.mjs +57 -0
  3. package/scan.mjs +17 -1
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "candor-ts",
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- "version": "0.5.22",
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+ "version": "0.5.23",
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  "description": "candor for TypeScript — per-function side effects, transitively, with a policy gate (candor-spec 0.5)",
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  "type": "module",
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  "dependencies": {
package/scan-core.mjs CHANGED
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  [/^(node:)?sqlite$/, null, "Db"],
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  // the curated npm tier
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  [/^(axios|got|node-fetch|undici|ws|socket\.io(-client)?|nodemailer)$/, null, "Net"],
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+ // gaxios is the axios-like HTTP client under googleapis (request/get/post/put/patch/delete/head do
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+ // the network; it has no notable pure surface, but be VERB-precise like the rest of the Net tier so a
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+ // future config accessor can't fabricate). `createAPIRequest` is googleapis-common's transport entry
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+ // (every googleapis service method funnels through it → the real network). The deeper `googleapis`
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+ // service chains (`calendar.events.insert()`) resolve their verb into the `googleapis` package, but
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+ // those verbs are GENERIC (insert/list/get/update) and shared with pure builders — modeling them by
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+ // name would fabricate; the actual network is the gaxios/createAPIRequest transport, modeled here, so
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+ // a googleapis call that reaches the wire does so through a modeled unit when its source is scanned.
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+ [/^gaxios$/, /^(request|get|post|put|patch|delete|head)$/, "Net"],
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+ [/^googleapis-common$/, /^createAPIRequest$/, "Net"],
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+ // google-auth-library mints/refreshes OAuth tokens and verifies ID tokens over the network. The
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+ // verb surface only (the GoogleAuth/OAuth2Client/JWT constructors are config — inert until a verb).
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+ [/^google-auth-library$/,
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+ /^(request|getClient|getAccessToken|getRequestHeaders|authorize|refreshAccessToken|refreshToken|getTokenInfo|verifyIdToken|fetchIdToken|getCredentials|getProjectId|getSignedJwt)$/,
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+ "Net"],
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+ // stripe: methods land on a `new Stripe()` instance's resource chains
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+ // (`stripe.customers.create()`, `stripe.checkout.sessions.create()`, `charges.*`, `paymentIntents.*`).
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+ // A chained member call resolves its verb's DECLARATION into the `stripe` package (declModule keys on
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+ // the source file, not the chain depth — verified), so keying on stripe's resource VERBS catches the
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+ // deep chains. VERB-precise: the I/O verbs only (the SDK's resources share these); pure helpers
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+ // (toString/JSON) and inert `new Stripe()` construction stay pure.
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+ [/^stripe$/,
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+ /^(create|retrieve|update|list|listLineItems|listPaymentMethods|del|delete|cancel|capture|confirm|expire|finalizeInvoice|pay|sendInvoice|markUncollectible|voidInvoice|refund|reverse|verify|search|approve|decline|attach|detach|deactivate)$/,
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+ "Net"],
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+ // error/telemetry SaaS — the capture/flush verbs ship the payload over the network. init/config are
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+ // inert. @sentry/* re-exports captureException etc. from @sentry/core/@sentry/browser, so a consumer's
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+ // import may resolve into any @sentry sub-package — match the whole scope, verb-precise.
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+ [/^@sentry\/[^/]+$/,
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+ /^(captureException|captureMessage|captureEvent|captureCheckIn|flush|close)$/, "Net"],
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+ // posthog-node: capture/identify/group enqueue then flush over HTTP; flush/shutdown/captureImmediate
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+ // and the feature-flag fetches (isFeatureEnabled/getFeatureFlag*) hit the API. Verb-precise; the
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+ // `new PostHog()` ctor is inert (config).
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+ [/^posthog-node$/,
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+ /^(capture|captureImmediate|identify|identifyImmediate|alias|groupIdentify|flush|shutdown|isFeatureEnabled|getFeatureFlag|getFeatureFlagPayload|getAllFlags|getAllFlagsAndPayloads|getRemoteConfigPayload|reloadFeatureFlags)$/,
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+ "Net"],
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  [/^(pg|mysql2?|mongodb|ioredis|redis|sqlite3|better-sqlite3|knex)$/, null, "Db"],
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+ // bull/bullmq are Redis-backed job queues — the queue/worker/job ops issue Redis commands (Db). Their
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+ // surface is almost entirely I/O, but be VERB-precise (the I/O ops) so inert event-wiring
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+ // (`queue.on(...)`) and `new Queue()`/`new Worker()` construction (which only opens a lazy connection)
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+ // don't fabricate. The connection IS Redis — Db, consistent with the ioredis/redis classification.
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+ [/^(bull|bullmq)$/,
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+ /^(add|addBulk|getJob|getJobs|getJobCounts|getJobCountByTypes|getWaiting|getActive|getCompleted|getFailed|getDelayed|getWaitingChildren|getRepeatableJobs|removeRepeatable|removeRepeatableByKey|getMetrics|count|pause|resume|isPaused|drain|clean|obliterate|empty|close|remove|retry|retryJobs|promote|moveToCompleted|moveToFailed|updateData|updateProgress|process|waitUntilReady|getState|getDependencies|getChildrenValues)$/,
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+ "Db"],
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  [/^(execa|cross-spawn|shelljs)$/, null, "Exec"],
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+ // the `open` package spawns the OS handler (xdg-open/open/start) — Exec. Default export `open(target)`
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+ // resolves to member `open` (its declared fn name — verified); `openApp` likewise. The `apps` const is
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+ // pure (a property read, never a call).
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+ [/^open$/, /^(open|openApp)$/, "Exec"],
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  [/^(fs-extra|graceful-fs|rimraf|glob|chokidar)$/, null, "Fs"],
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  [/^dotenv$/, null, "Env"],
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  [/^(winston|pino|bunyan|npmlog)$/, null, "Log"],
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+ // nest-winston wraps winston; the injected logger's level verbs are the Log boundary (the
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+ // WinstonModule.createLogger/forRoot config is inert).
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+ [/^nest-winston$/, /^(log|info|warn|error|debug|verbose|silly|http)$/, "Log"],
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  // entropy: node:crypto's random surface + the password-hashing libs (salted -> Rand). Found by
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  // the CTA dogfood on a Nest app: argon2.hash came out SILENTLY PURE (the curated-kappa caveat
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  // landing on exactly the call a security review cares about).
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  // were silently pure inside the covered `crypto` module (the κ-coverage floor can't tell an unmodeled
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  // entropy draw from a pure unmodeled member; the fix is to MODEL the member, not drop coverage).
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  [/^(node:)?crypto$/, /^(random|getRandomValues|generateKey|generatePrime)/, "Rand"],
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+ // uuid: the random-based generators draw from the CSPRNG (v4) / clock+MAC+random (v1) / random (v6/v7).
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+ // v3 (MD5) and v5 (SHA-1) are DETERMINISTIC namespace hashes — same input, same UUID — so they are
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+ // PURE and excluded. parse/stringify/validate/version/NIL/MAX are pure too (not matched).
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+ [/^uuid$/, /^(v1|v4|v6|v7)$/, "Rand"],
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+ // nanoid: nanoid()/customRandom() draw from crypto.getRandomValues; customAlphabet() returns a
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+ // generator that does the same. `nanoid/non-secure` uses Math.random — still Rand. The `urlAlphabet`
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+ // const is pure (a property read). Sound over-approximation: the factory call is the resolvable site.
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+ [/^nanoid(\/non-secure)?$/, /^(nanoid|customAlphabet|customRandom)$/, "Rand"],
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  // node:os identity reads — userInfo (the OS user record) and hostname (the machine name) are
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  // environment/host reads (Env), like System.getenv's host-identity cousins. The rest of node:os
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  // (platform/arch/cpus/totalmem/…) is inert host introspection, left pure.
package/scan.mjs CHANGED
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  : (decl.name ? decl.name.getText() : ""))
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  : "";
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  const isConstruction = ts.isConstructorDeclaration(decl) || ts.isNewExpression(node);
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+ // The κ member token. A named decl (function/method declaration) carries its own name; but a
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+ // VALUE-BINDING export — `export const v4 = (...) => ...` (the shape REAL uuid v9+/nanoid ship,
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+ // and the `type v4 = v4Buffer & v4String` callable type-alias of @types/uuid v8) resolves to an
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+ // ANONYMOUS arrow/function-type whose `decl.name` is empty, so κ saw `""` and the package's
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+ // entropy/net verb read silent-pure (verified against installed uuid/nanoid). Fall back to the
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+ // BINDING name: an arrow/fn-expr's parent VariableDeclaration / PropertyAssignment / property,
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+ // or a callable type-alias's TypeAliasDeclaration. Precision no-op where the old path already
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+ // had a name (this only fills a former `""`); never synthesizes a name for `new`.
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+ const bindingName = (d) => {
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+ const p = d.parent;
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+ if (!p) return "";
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+ if ((ts.isVariableDeclaration(p) || ts.isPropertyDeclaration(p) || ts.isPropertyAssignment(p)
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+ || ts.isPropertySignature(p) || ts.isBindingElement(p) || ts.isTypeAliasDeclaration(p))
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+ return "";
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+ };
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  const member = isConstruction
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  ? (CONNECTING_CTORS.has(ctorClassName) ? ctorClassName : "new")
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+ : (decl.name ? decl.name.getText() : bindingName(decl));
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  let eff = kappa(mod, member); // (CLASSIFY)
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  // process.stdout/stderr/stdin are typed `tty.WriteStream`, which EXTENDS `net.Socket`, so a
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  // `.write()`/`.end()` on them resolves to `net.Socket.write` and the whole-module Net rule