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@greenarmor/ges-rules-engine
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Engineering standards enforcement rules for the Green Engineering Standard Framework (GESF).
Defines and validates security and compliance rules for data classification, authentication, encryption, secrets management, logging, database standards, API security, and storage.
npm install @greenarmor/ges-rules-engine
| Export | Description |
|---|---|
ClassificationRule | Interface for data classification rules |
CLASSIFICATION_RULES | Rules per classification level (Public → Restricted) |
AuthRule | Interface for authentication rules |
APPROVED_AUTH_METHODS | Approved methods (Argon2id, MFA, Passkeys) |
REJECTED_AUTH_METHODS | Rejected methods (MD5, SHA1, plain text) |
EncryptionRule | Interface for encryption rules |
APPROVED_ENCRYPTION | Approved algorithms (AES-256-GCM, ChaCha20-Poly1305, TLS 1.3) |
SecretsRule | Interface for secrets management rules |
SECRETS_RULES | Rules for vault integration, no secrets in code |
LoggingRule | Interface for logging rules |
LOGGING_RULES | What to log and what to never log |
DBStandard | Interface for database standards |
DB_STANDARDS | Required audit columns, soft delete, primary keys |
APIStandard | Interface for API security standards |
API_STANDARDS | Input validation, auth, rate limiting, audit logging |
StorageRule | Interface for storage rules |
STORAGE_RULES | Private by default, encryption, signed URLs, versioning |
import {
CLASSIFICATION_RULES,
APPROVED_ENCRYPTION,
REJECTED_AUTH_METHODS,
LOGGING_RULES
} from '@greenarmor/ges-rules-engine';
const restrictedRules = CLASSIFICATION_RULES['restricted'];
console.log(restrictedRules.requiresEncryption); // true
const approved = APPROVED_ENCRYPTION.map(r => r.algorithm);
@greenarmor/ges-core — Types and constants@greenarmor/ges-compliance-engine — Control evaluationMIT
FAQs
GESF Rules Engine - Standards enforcement and validation rules
The npm package @greenarmor/ges-rules-engine receives a total of 346 weekly downloads. As such, @greenarmor/ges-rules-engine popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @greenarmor/ges-rules-engine demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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