@decantr/content

@decantr/content

Support status: core-supported
Release channel: stable

Official Decantr content corpus for @official patterns, themes, shells, archetypes, and blueprints. This package is the source of truth for content-corpus search, schema validation, resolution, content health, and the Fly-hosted content API.

In Decantr 3.9, first-party resolver, client, ranking, wiring, content-type, and provenance implementations live here. @decantr/registry delegates to this package and exists only to preserve Decantr 3.x import and naming compatibility.

Install

npm install @decantr/content

What It Exports

• official corpus records under patterns/, themes/, blueprints/, archetypes/, and shells/
• JSON Schemas under schemas/, with schema/ retained as an import-path alias
• listContentRecords(), searchContent(), getContentRecord(), and resolveContent()
• createContentResolver() for the installed official corpus and createResolver() for explicit filesystem roots and overrides
• ContentAPIClient, ContentAPIError, and createContentAPIClient() for content API reads
• @decantr/content/client for the web-safe client, response, and ranking surface
• ContentIntelligenceSummaryResponse and ContentIntelligenceSummaryBucket as the preferred intelligence response names
• validateContentData() and validateOfficialCorpus()
• buildContentIntelligenceSummary() for content coverage and recommendation metadata
• canonical Pattern, Theme, Blueprint, Archetype, Shell, resolver, public-record, and Content Health types
• ContentRef, canonical JSON SHA-256 helpers, and deterministic corpus manifests
• strict provenance schemas: content-identity.v1.json, content-ref.v1.json, and content-corpus-manifest.v1.json

Example

import {
  createContentResolver,
  searchContent,
  validateOfficialCorpus,
} from '@decantr/content';

const results = searchContent({ q: 'dashboard', type: 'blueprints', recommended: true });
const resolver = createContentResolver();
const pattern = await resolver.resolve('pattern', 'data-table');
const health = validateOfficialCorpus();

Content API usage:

import { createContentAPIClient } from '@decantr/content/client';

const client = createContentAPIClient();
const results = await client.search({ q: 'dashboard', type: 'blueprint' });
const intelligence = await client.getContentIntelligenceSummary({ namespace: '@official' });

The client resolves its base URL from an explicit baseUrl, then DECANTR_API_URL, then the legacy REGISTRY_URL alias, and finally https://api.decantr.ai/v1. No-argument construction is safe when a browser runtime has no global process, and the package root and /client entrypoint expose the same client class and factory identities in packed installs.

Canonical Provenance

buildContentRef() emits the frozen 3.9 reference shape: namespace/type/ID identity, nullable local version, semantic payload digest, Decantr compatibility, origin, resolution source, and an optional exact override reference. Official refs require SemVer; legacy local refs may use null. Slugs are lookup/display aliases and are not identity.

The SHA-256 digest covers the RFC 8785/JCS-style canonical semantic payload. Identity/schema aliases plus conventional top-level transport path and timestamp fields are projected out; callers can keep additional loader metadata in the input transport envelope. Authored fields inside data, including a theme's authored source, remain digest-significant.

import {
  buildContentCorpusManifest,
  buildContentRef,
  getContentPackageVersion,
  getContentRecord,
} from '@decantr/content';

const record = getContentRecord('patterns', 'data-table');
if (!record) throw new Error('Missing official pattern');

const ref = buildContentRef(record);

const manifest = buildContentCorpusManifest({
  packageVersion: getContentPackageVersion(),
  compatibility: { decantr: '>=2.0.0' },
  refs: [ref],
});

buildContentCorpusManifest() validates and sorts exact refs by namespace, type, ID, version, and deterministic tie-breakers; rejects duplicate versioned identities; and hashes the sorted refs. It emits packageName: "@decantr/content", packageVersion, corpusDigest, corpus compatibility, and refs. Repackaging unchanged refs preserves corpusDigest while packageVersion records the installed corpus release.

Local Development

From the monorepo root:

pnpm --filter @decantr/content validate
pnpm --filter @decantr/content content:health
pnpm --filter @decantr/content test
pnpm audit:packed-content-facade

The packed facade audit builds tarballs, installs them into a clean npm consumer with no workspace links, checks content/registry runtime identity and schema parity, compiles the public 3.8.1 registry client type surface, verifies browser-safe construction and the REGISTRY_URL compatibility alias, and rejects retired-host or local-path leakage. It is package-boundary evidence, not human finding qualification. Stable 3.9.4 publication may separately use the explicit sole-maintainer release gate, which preserves these machine checks while prohibiting precision, recall, qualification, and adoption-proof claims.

decantr content check is the preferred content-author workflow. decantr content-health remains as a backward-compatible primitive.

Product Boundary

This corpus is official reference material. It is not a public marketplace, account system, or styling runtime. Brownfield attach and contract-only adoption must work without content API access. Project-owned local law created by decantr codify --from-audit belongs in the consuming app under .decantr/local-patterns.json and .decantr/rules.json.

Some pattern and shell records retain atoms fields as 3.x compatibility hints for the explicit @decantr/css adapter. Contract-only and style-bridge workflows ignore those hints and translate semantic layout, interaction, and visual intent into the consuming project's own styling authority.

@decantr/registry, decantr registry ..., and MCP decantr_registry remain compatibility names in Decantr 3.x. The registry package is a re-export facade over this package; new docs and scripts should prefer @decantr/content and decantr content ....

License

MIT