@tracelanedev/audit-verifier
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Reference TypeScript verifier for Tracelane tamper-evident audit ledgers.
Mirrors the Rust verifier (packages/verifier-rust) and the Python verifier
(packages/verifier-python). All three produce identical VerifyReport JSON
for the same input — conformance vectors live in evals/audit-ledger/.
pnpm -F @tracelanedev/audit-verifier install
import { verifyLedger } from "@tracelanedev/audit-verifier";
const report = await verifyLedger("audit.ndjson", { offline: true });
console.assert(report.hash_chain_valid, "ledger tampered");
pnpm -F @tracelanedev/audit-verifier test
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Reference verifier for Tracelane tamper-evident audit ledgers
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