nervur 0.23.1-2 → 0.24.1

package/CONTRIBUTING.md

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+# Contributing to nervur
+
+Nervur keeps its libraries on Nervur. A change to nervur is an ask to its
+development lobe, in nervur.org's organism: whoever holds a relation to that
+lobe asks it a change with an order, and its keeper works on the library
+alone, its own tests the fixed point, the gate holding before every commit.
+Until that lobe stands, the library is kept by Nervur's own keepers, and a
+change is proposed to them at hello@nervur.org. A flaw of security goes to
+security@nervur.org, as SECURITY.md says.
+
+What a change holds: a test that proves it first, then the code, and the
+gate green, `npm run gate` from this folder. A change that breaks what the
+package exports raises the minor, as RELEASING.md says.

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package/NOTICE

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-Nervur
+nervur
 Copyright 2026 Bookarest Digital SRL
 
-This product includes software developed by Bookarest Digital SRL.
-
-Nervur is a kit of Quo, the protocol at https://quo.systems, which is
-Razvan Gherghina's and licensed separately under the Apache License,
-Version 2.0. Quo is not this product.
-
-Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE for the terms.
+This product is part of Nervur, https://nervur.org, licensed under the
+Apache License, Version 2.0, which LICENSE holds.

package/README.md

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 # nervur
 
-`nervur` is a library for writing beings and opening the house that holds
-them. It is the first kit of [Quo](https://quo.systems), a protocol where
-a door is one function: bytes in, bytes or nothing out.
-
-Install it with `npm i nervur`. It runs on Node 22.18 or later. The API
-moves until 1.0.0.
-[Reading a world](WORLD.md) reads a real situation into the four pieces.
-[Writing a species](AUTHORING.md) teaches beings and how to prove them.
-[Writing a faculty](FACULTIES.md) teaches faculties, in any language.
-[Faces](FACES.md) teaches the sites, APIs and tools people reach a being
-through. [Grounds](GROUNDS.md) says what each terrain's ground does, and
-[the command](COMMAND.md) drives one on your machine.
-[nervur's answers to KIT-SPEC](KIT-SPEC.md) answers every choice Quo
-leaves to a kit.
-
-## Words
-
-A **being** is an instance of a class you write. She keeps **cells**,
-which are JSON values, and answers **asks**, which are the methods others
-may call. The **house** holds beings, keeps their cells, and seals every
-ask that crosses its door. A **ground** is the process houses run in. It
-hands each house its keys, somewhere to keep rows, its classes, a way to
-carry bytes, and the **faculties** its beings may call. The ground holds
-one key outside itself, and seals everything else under it: each house's
-seed, its rows and your secrets. No seed ever enters a house.
-
-## A being
-
-Every ask declares its arguments and its result, and may carry examples.
-The house refuses arguments that do not match.
-
-```ts
-// greeter.ts
-import { Being, s, type Args } from 'nervur/being';
-
-export class Greeter extends Being.of({
-  kind: 'org.example.greeter',
-  description: 'Greets whoever asks, and counts them.',
-  cells: { greeted: 0 },
-  asks: {
-    hello: {
-      args: s.object({ name: s.string() }),
-      result: s.string(),
-      examples: [{ given: [{ ask: 'hello', args: { name: 'Bo' } }, { ask: 'hello', args: { name: 'Cy' } }], args: { name: 'Ada' }, gives: { result: 'Hello, Ada. You are number 3.' } }],
-    },
-  },
-}) {
-  hello({ name }: Args<Greeter, 'hello'>) {
-    this.cells.greeted += 1;
-    return `Hello, ${name}. You are number ${this.cells.greeted}.`;
-  }
-}
-```
-
-## A test
-
-The bench opens two houses in one process, so every ask crosses a door
-as it would in production. Each house runs in a thread of its own, and
-loads her classes there from the module file the test names.
-`Bench.check` runs every example twice and describes every state to
-every role.
-
-```ts
-// greeter.test.ts
-import assert from 'node:assert/strict';
-import { test } from 'node:test';
-import { Bench } from 'nervur/bench';
-import { Greeter } from './greeter.ts';
-
-// Her module, which the bench loads in the house's own runner.
-const module = new URL('./greeter.ts', import.meta.url);
-
-test('Greeter keeps her examples and her table', async () => {
-  await Bench.check(Greeter, { module });
-});
-
-test('Greeter counts whoever she greets', async () => {
-  const bench = await Bench.open({ module });
-  const greeter = await bench.place(Greeter);
-  assert.deepEqual(await greeter.ask('hello', { name: 'Ada' }), { result: 'Hello, Ada. You are number 1.' });
-  assert.deepEqual(await greeter.ask('hello', { name: 'Bo' }), { result: 'Hello, Bo. You are number 2.' });
-});
-```
-
-## A ground
-
-A ground is the process houses run in, and you write none. `nervur up`
-runs one on a folder. Each house's code is a folder of its own, whose
-index names its steward. Here the greeter is the steward.
-
-```ts
-// house/index.ts
-export { Greeter as steward } from '../greeter.ts';
-```
-
-Run the ground in the folder, and leave it running.
+Nervur's one name. Software becomes organisms: one for every person, group
+and agent, each on a device of its own, all speaking Quo. This package gives
+the `nervur` command, by which a person lays and asks their organism.
 
 ```bash
-npx nervur up .
+npm install -g nervur
 ```
 
-In a second shell, add the house once. The ground keeps its entry as a
-sealed cell of its dock, and opens it again at every start.
-
 ```bash
-npx nervur houses add name=main classes='{"faculty":"folder","at":"house"}'
-```
-
-Then ask the steward through the ground's hand.
-
-```bash
-npx nervur ask main hello name=Ada
-```
-
-Each ask greets Ada once more, since the count lands in the ground's
-ledger before the answer, and it outlives a restart. The ground keeps
-its key and its ledger in `state/`, readable by you alone. Everything
-in the ledger is sealed under the key. Keep that folder as you keep an
-ssh key: without the key, the ledger opens nothing. `npx nervur help`
-lists everything the ground offers.
-
-## A ground in a page
-
-The same house runs in a browser. Bundle the house's module and serve it
-on your origin, beside a page that opens the ground.
-
-```ts
-// page.ts
-import { BrowserGround } from 'nervur/browser';
-
-// Every tab of this origin joins one ground, and the tab holding its lock runs it.
-const ground = await BrowserGround.open();
-
-// The house's code is a module on this origin, and its rows rest sealed in IndexedDB.
-await ground.hand({
-  method: 'housesAdd',
-  args: { name: 'main', classes: { faculty: 'origin', at: '/house/index.js' } },
-});
-
-console.log(await ground.hand({ house: 'main', method: 'hello', args: { name: 'Ada' } }));
+npx nervur
 ```
 
-Every tab of the origin reaches the one ground, and when the tab running
-it closes, the next opens it from the same storage. Its key is sealed
-under one the browser never hands out. Any script on the origin can use
-that key, so give the ground an origin of its own, with a strict content
-security policy. The page and the house's module must share one copy of
-`nervur/being`, as a bundler's shared chunk gives.
-
-An app on a phone opens the same ground with `AppGround` from
-`nervur/app`, on the Keychain or the Keystore and a store the system
-keeps. [Grounds](GROUNDS.md) shows both.
-
-## Entries
-
-| Entry | For |
-| --- | --- |
-| `nervur/being` | writing a being: `Being`, `s`, `need`, `tableOf`, `DockPilot`, `GroundHouses`, `Args`, `Result`, `Json`, `Table` |
-| `nervur` | any engine: `Ground`, `House`, `vouchesOf` and the bodies they take |
-| `nervur/node` | a ground on Node: `NodeGround`, the `nervur` command, and its bodies |
-| `nervur/browser` | a ground in a page or its service worker: `BrowserGround` and its bodies |
-| `nervur/edge` | a ground on the edge, a Worker and its Durable Object: `EdgeGround` and its bodies |
-| `nervur/app` | a ground in a phone's app: `AppGround`, and the three interfaces its shell fills: `NativeShell`, `NativeSecrets` and `NativeStore` |
-| `nervur/serve` | a faculty's program in JavaScript: `serve` |
-| `nervur/bench` | tests: `Bench`, `BenchGround` and `FakeNetwork` |
+**0.x is unstable.** Every version before 1.0.0 may change its commands; a
+change that breaks them raises the minor, any other the patch.
 
-## License
+It holds no code of Nervur's parts: its command runs the installer of the
+host it is laid on, `@nervur-org/installer-node` on Node, which takes
+`@nervur-org/genome` and `@nervur-org/organs`. `nervur install` lays an
+organism in the account's home, `nervur start` boots it, and `nervur state`
+asks it through its console; `nervur` alone prints every command.
 
-Apache-2.0, © Bookarest Digital SRL. Quo is a separate work, under its
-own license. See `NOTICE`.
+Versions before 0.24.0 were Nervur's older implementation, and are
+deprecated.

package/RELEASING.md

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+# Releasing nervur
+
+- **Its version** is 0.x until 1.0.0: a change that breaks the surface
+  raises the minor, any other the patch. Its notes are drawn from git,
+  never written by hand.
+- **It is released with its kin,** in the order they take from each other:
+  `@nervur-org/genome`, `@nervur-org/organs`, each installer, then
+  `nervur`, each pinning the one before at its exact version.
+- **It needs no build:** its command is JavaScript as it stands, and
+  `npm pack --dry-run` from this folder prints what the package holds.
+- **It is staged,** `npm stage publish` from this folder, by a token that may
+  stage alone, so no token publishes.
+- **It is published** once an owner approves the staged version, with their
+  second factor, on npmjs.com or by `npm stage approve`. A release goes out
+  on an owner's word alone.

package/SECURITY.md

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+# Security of nervur
+
+**Reporting a flaw:** write to security@nervur.org, privately, never in a
+public place, with what you found, how it is reached, and the version. You
+hear back within a week. A fix is released as a patch, and its notes name
+the flaw once the fix is out.
+
+**What is supported:** the latest 0.x version alone, until 1.0.0. Nervur is
+unstable before then, and an organism that holds what matters waits for it.

package/bin/nervur.js

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+#!/usr/bin/env node
+// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
+// Nervur's one name: the `nervur` command, run by the installer of this host. Node's is the one.
+import { nervur } from '@nervur-org/installer-node/command';
+
+process.exitCode = await nervur(process.argv.slice(2));