sdr-visualizer 1.2.1__tar.gz → 1.2.2__tar.gz

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  1. {sdr_visualizer-1.2.1 → sdr_visualizer-1.2.2}/CHANGELOG.md +13 -1
  2. {sdr_visualizer-1.2.1 → sdr_visualizer-1.2.2}/PKG-INFO +59 -41
  3. {sdr_visualizer-1.2.1 → sdr_visualizer-1.2.2}/README.md +58 -40
  4. {sdr_visualizer-1.2.1 → sdr_visualizer-1.2.2}/docs/PRODUCT_CONTRACT.md +2 -2
  5. {sdr_visualizer-1.2.1 → sdr_visualizer-1.2.2}/pyproject.toml +1 -1
  6. {sdr_visualizer-1.2.1 → sdr_visualizer-1.2.2}/src/sdr_visualizer/__init__.py +1 -1
  7. {sdr_visualizer-1.2.1 → sdr_visualizer-1.2.2}/src/sdr_visualizer/adapters/aa.py +1 -1
  8. {sdr_visualizer-1.2.1 → sdr_visualizer-1.2.2}/src/sdr_visualizer/adapters/cja.py +1 -1
  9. {sdr_visualizer-1.2.1 → sdr_visualizer-1.2.2}/tests/test_adapters_cja.py +3 -3
  10. {sdr_visualizer-1.2.1 → sdr_visualizer-1.2.2}/tests/test_release_documentation.py +4 -3
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  37. {sdr_visualizer-1.2.1 → sdr_visualizer-1.2.2}/scripts/mutate_fixture.py +0 -0
  38. {sdr_visualizer-1.2.1 → sdr_visualizer-1.2.2}/scripts/package_smoke_check.py +0 -0
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  44. {sdr_visualizer-1.2.1 → sdr_visualizer-1.2.2}/src/sdr_visualizer/adapters/__init__.py +0 -0
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  61. {sdr_visualizer-1.2.1 → sdr_visualizer-1.2.2}/src/sdr_visualizer/core/__init__.py +0 -0
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  63. {sdr_visualizer-1.2.1 → sdr_visualizer-1.2.2}/src/sdr_visualizer/core/lineage.py +0 -0
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- CDN dependencies. Its JSON, CSS, JavaScript, and D3 runtime are embedded, so it
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- opens in a modern browser without an internet connection and makes no network
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+ The output is one HTML file. There is no server, no consumer-side build step,
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+ and no CDN dependency. Its JSON, CSS, JavaScript, and D3 runtime are all
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+ ## Public preview scope
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+ This project is in public preview. A report describes what is configured in a
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+ snapshot. It does not grade the implementation, and it does not confirm that a
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+ configuration is correct, complete, or working at runtime. Review the details
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+ against the source implementation before you act on them.
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+
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+ The report embeds the supported normalized component catalog, not every
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+ platform-specific field. Optional Workspace project references are unverified
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+ candidates, and an empty result never means a component is unused. Keep the
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+ original generator snapshot for anything the report does not embed.
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+ The tool is verified on Ubuntu with Python 3.11, 3.12, and 3.14. Other platforms
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+ Both live modes call a separate generator that you install and authenticate
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+ sdr-visualizer's Python 3.11 minimum. The upstream repository is authoritative
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+ for credentials, permissions, and generator compatibility.
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- its current setup and authentication steps, and confirm `aa_auto_sdr` is on your
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+ Live AA mode uses the
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+ AA live mode reads the generator's JSON snapshot from stdout and embeds the
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  generator snapshot when you need platform-specific details that the visualizer
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- does not embed. For both live modes, the upstream repository is authoritative
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  Existing snapshots and live exporter modes work without exporter changes.
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  The catalog shows possible project references separately from component
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  dependencies, with check time and coverage limits. SDK matches remain
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- unverified candidates; empty results never mean unused or safe to delete.
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+ unverified candidates. Empty results never mean a component is unused or safe
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+ to delete.
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  Opening the HTML and replaying the saved usage file need no credentials or
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  network access. See the
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+ The named packs are alternative palettes. They are not official brand assets or
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+ logos. Each pack is checked against the project's declared WCAG text
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+ You can restore an exact view from its address. The catalog's filters, sort,
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+ view, and open detail panel are encoded in the URL hash, so within an
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+ authorized report location you can copy the address bar to reload the same
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+ filtered view.
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- mixes data views or report suites, the run stops as well. This mirrors
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- `--compare-to`, which refuses both a platform and an instance mismatch, so
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+ CJA and AA snapshots, pass `--platform cja|aa` to select one, or point at a
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+ single-platform directory. Without that, the run stops rather than guess. If it
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+ mixes data views or report suites, the run also stops. `--compare-to` behaves
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+ the same way and refuses both a platform mismatch and an instance mismatch, so
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  neither view ever diffs unrelated inventories. To compare or chart across
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- different data views or report suites on purpose (for example staging versus
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- prod drift), pass `--allow-instance-mismatch`; the run then proceeds with a
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+ different data views or report suites on purpose, for example staging versus
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+ prod drift, pass `--allow-instance-mismatch`. The run then proceeds with a
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  the trend is the newest usable snapshot in the directory.
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257
275
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258
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  (initial render < 1s, filter/search < 150ms) and the 2,000-component tier
264
282
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265
- These guarantees cover up to 8,000 reference edges; denser valid reports use
266
- an explicit graph opt-in and sit outside the published size/latency envelope.
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+ These guarantees cover up to 8,000 reference edges. Denser valid reports use an
284
+ explicit graph opt-in and sit outside the published size and latency limits.
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  Functional browser tests cover Chromium and WebKit. A separate Chromium-only
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331
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332
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333
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{sdr_visualizer-1.2.1 → sdr_visualizer-1.2.2}/README.md RENAMED
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22
22
 
23
23
  **Live examples:** [CJA report](https://brian-a-au.github.io/sdr-visualizer/cja-typical.html) · [AA report](https://brian-a-au.github.io/sdr-visualizer/aa-typical.html)
24
24
 
25
- The output is one HTML file: no server, no consumer-side build step, and no
26
- CDN dependencies. Its JSON, CSS, JavaScript, and D3 runtime are embedded, so it
27
- opens in a modern browser without an internet connection and makes no network
28
- requests.
25
+ The output is one HTML file. There is no server, no consumer-side build step,
26
+ and no CDN dependency. Its JSON, CSS, JavaScript, and D3 runtime are all
27
+ embedded, so it opens in a modern browser with no internet connection and makes
28
+ no network requests.
29
29
 
30
30
  Offline does not mean cleared for distribution. A report can contain
31
31
  implementation and component names, descriptions, segment and
@@ -34,6 +34,22 @@ Treat it as derived from the source snapshot. Move, email, post, or attach it
34
34
  only in authorized locations and in accordance with your organization's
35
35
  confidentiality and data-handling policy.
36
36
 
37
+ ## Public preview scope
38
+
39
+ This project is in public preview. A report describes what is configured in a
40
+ snapshot. It does not grade the implementation, and it does not confirm that a
41
+ configuration is correct, complete, or working at runtime. Review the details
42
+ against the source implementation before you act on them.
43
+
44
+ The report embeds the supported normalized component catalog, not every
45
+ platform-specific field. Optional Workspace project references are unverified
46
+ candidates, and an empty result never means a component is unused. Keep the
47
+ original generator snapshot for anything the report does not embed.
48
+
49
+ The tool is verified on Ubuntu with Python 3.11, 3.12, and 3.14. Other platforms
50
+ and later Python versions are not yet verified. The package installs on Python
51
+ 3.11 or newer.
52
+
37
53
  ## Install
38
54
 
39
55
  Install from PyPI with uv:
@@ -76,7 +92,7 @@ sdr-visualizer snapshot_new.json --compare-to snapshot_old.json
76
92
  sdr-visualizer ./snapshots/ --trend
77
93
  ```
78
94
 
79
- The output lands at `./visualize-{instance_id}-{timestamp}.html` by default. Open it in a browser — that's the whole experience.
95
+ The output lands at `./visualize-{instance_id}-{timestamp}.html` by default. Open it in a browser. That is the whole experience.
80
96
 
81
97
  Standard input is also supported when another process already emits a complete
82
98
  compatible snapshot:
@@ -85,13 +101,16 @@ compatible snapshot:
85
101
  some-snapshot-command | sdr-visualizer -
86
102
  ```
87
103
 
88
- ## Live CJA
104
+ ## Live modes
105
+
106
+ Both live modes call a separate generator that you install and authenticate
107
+ yourself. Follow that project's current setup, then confirm the executable is on
108
+ your `PATH`. Either generator may require a newer Python version than
109
+ sdr-visualizer's Python 3.11 minimum. The upstream repository is authoritative
110
+ for credentials, permissions, and generator compatibility.
89
111
 
90
- Live CJA mode requires the separate
91
- [`cja_auto_sdr`](https://github.com/brian-a-au/cja_auto_sdr) executable. Follow
92
- that project's current installation, configuration, and authentication
93
- instructions, then confirm `cja_auto_sdr` is on your `PATH`. Its generator may
94
- require a newer Python version than sdr-visualizer's Python 3.11 minimum.
112
+ Live CJA mode uses the
113
+ [`cja_auto_sdr`](https://github.com/brian-a-au/cja_auto_sdr) executable:
95
114
 
96
115
  ```bash
97
116
  sdr-visualizer --dataview dv_prod_web
@@ -99,25 +118,20 @@ sdr-visualizer --dataview dv_prod_web
99
118
 
100
119
  sdr-visualizer runs the generator with JSON output, a temporary output
101
120
  directory, and `--include-all-inventory`, then selects the generated snapshot.
102
- The temporary source data is removed after the report is built. This is not a
103
- stdin pipeline: CJA's complete inventory is directory-backed.
104
-
105
- ## Live AA
121
+ It removes the temporary source data after the report is built. This is not a
122
+ stdin pipeline. CJA's complete inventory comes from a directory of files.
106
123
 
107
- Live AA mode likewise requires the separate
108
- [`aa_auto_sdr`](https://github.com/brian-a-au/aa_auto_sdr) executable. Complete
109
- its current setup and authentication steps, and confirm `aa_auto_sdr` is on your
110
- `PATH`. The generator may require a newer Python version than sdr-visualizer.
124
+ Live AA mode uses the
125
+ [`aa_auto_sdr`](https://github.com/brian-a-au/aa_auto_sdr) executable:
111
126
 
112
127
  ```bash
113
128
  sdr-visualizer --rsid prod_us
114
129
  ```
115
130
 
116
- AA live mode reads the generator JSON snapshot from stdout and embeds the
117
- supported normalized component catalog in the report. Retain the original
131
+ AA live mode reads the generator's JSON snapshot from stdout and embeds the
132
+ supported normalized component catalog in the report. Keep the original
118
133
  generator snapshot when you need platform-specific details that the visualizer
119
- does not embed. For both live modes, the upstream repository is authoritative
120
- for credentials, permissions, and generator compatibility.
134
+ does not embed.
121
135
 
122
136
  ## Optional Workspace project usage
123
137
 
@@ -144,7 +158,8 @@ Each command automatically writes HTML and `<html-stem>.workspace-usage.json`.
144
158
  Existing snapshots and live exporter modes work without exporter changes.
145
159
  The catalog shows possible project references separately from component
146
160
  dependencies, with check time and coverage limits. SDK matches remain
147
- unverified candidates; empty results never mean unused or safe to delete.
161
+ unverified candidates. Empty results never mean a component is unused or safe
162
+ to delete.
148
163
  Opening the HTML and replaying the saved usage file need no credentials or
149
164
  network access. See the
150
165
  [Workspace usage guide](https://github.com/brian-a-au/sdr-visualizer/blob/main/docs/WORKSPACE_USAGE.md)
@@ -188,9 +203,9 @@ Color-pack selection changes HTML presentation only. It does not add to or
188
203
  alter the embedded JSON or a `--json` sidecar. The pack CSS, report data, and
189
204
  runtime remain embedded in the single offline HTML file.
190
205
 
191
- The named packs are palette-inspired alternatives, not official brand assets
192
- or claims of affiliation or endorsement, and they contain no company or
193
- product logos. Each pack is checked against the project's declared WCAG text
206
+ The named packs are alternative palettes. They are not official brand assets or
207
+ claims of affiliation or endorsement, and they contain no company or product
208
+ logos. Each pack is checked against the project's declared WCAG text
194
209
  and essential-graphics contrast pairs. Text labels and other non-color cues
195
210
  continue to communicate state, and reviewed print colors keep reports legible
196
211
  when printed.
@@ -204,9 +219,14 @@ Every report has two base top-level views:
204
219
 
205
220
  Segment anatomy and calculated-metric anatomy are contextual detail content,
206
221
  not separate navigation destinations. They open from the Catalog detail panel.
207
- Segment anatomy renders nested containers and references; calculated-metric
222
+ Segment anatomy renders nested containers and references. Calculated-metric
208
223
  anatomy renders operations, operands, and metric references.
209
224
 
225
+ You can restore an exact view from its address. The catalog's filters, sort,
226
+ view, and open detail panel are encoded in the URL hash, so within an
227
+ authorized report location you can copy the address bar to reload the same
228
+ filtered view.
229
+
210
230
  At most one conditional top-level view is added. With `--compare-to`, a
211
231
  **Changes** view appears, listing components
212
232
  added, removed, and modified relative to a baseline snapshot, with
@@ -219,18 +239,16 @@ per-interval change log. The window is capped at the 60 most recent
219
239
  snapshots.
220
240
 
221
241
  A trend directory must hold snapshots of a single implementation. If it mixes
222
- CJA and AA snapshots, pass `--platform cja|aa` to select one (or point at a
223
- single-platform directory); without it the run stops rather than guess. If it
224
- mixes data views or report suites, the run stops as well. This mirrors
225
- `--compare-to`, which refuses both a platform and an instance mismatch, so
242
+ CJA and AA snapshots, pass `--platform cja|aa` to select one, or point at a
243
+ single-platform directory. Without that, the run stops rather than guess. If it
244
+ mixes data views or report suites, the run also stops. `--compare-to` behaves
245
+ the same way and refuses both a platform mismatch and an instance mismatch, so
226
246
  neither view ever diffs unrelated inventories. To compare or chart across
227
- different data views or report suites on purpose (for example staging versus
228
- prod drift), pass `--allow-instance-mismatch`; the run then proceeds with a
247
+ different data views or report suites on purpose, for example staging versus
248
+ prod drift, pass `--allow-instance-mismatch`. The run then proceeds with a
229
249
  warning. Platform mismatches are always rejected. The report shown alongside
230
250
  the trend is the newest usable snapshot in the directory.
231
251
 
232
- - **Restorable report links** — the catalog's filters, sort, view, and open detail panel are encoded in the URL hash. Within an authorized report location, copy the address bar to restore the same filtered view.
233
-
234
252
  ## Performance budget
235
253
 
236
254
  The output is CI-gated against the budgets in
@@ -239,8 +257,8 @@ Build time and HTML size are enforced at every published tier (100 / 500 / 1,000
239
257
  components). Browser-measured budgets are enforced at the 1,000-component tier
240
258
  (initial render < 1s, filter/search < 150ms) and the 2,000-component tier
241
259
  (< 2s, < 300ms), plus a 700ms cap on the graph view's main-thread block.
242
- These guarantees cover up to 8,000 reference edges; denser valid reports use
243
- an explicit graph opt-in and sit outside the published size/latency envelope.
260
+ These guarantees cover up to 8,000 reference edges. Denser valid reports use an
261
+ explicit graph opt-in and sit outside the published size and latency limits.
244
262
  Functional browser tests cover Chromium and WebKit. A separate Chromium-only
245
263
  performance gate measures all four component tiers; this is not a timing
246
264
  guarantee for every branded browser.
@@ -306,8 +324,8 @@ uv run ruff check # Lint
306
324
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307
325
 
308
326
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309
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310
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