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The mathematics of beautiful error recovery — golden seams, fragment reassembly, crack graphs, wabi-sabi metrics, and resilience testing for JavaScript/TypeScript.
The mathematics of beautiful error recovery — for JavaScript/TypeScript.
In kintsugi, broken pottery is repaired with gold lacquer, making the cracks beautiful rather than hidden. This library brings that philosophy to software: transform errors into golden seams, reassemble fragmented data, map crack propagation graphs, measure wabi-sabi aesthetics, and test resilience.
npm install kintsugi-math
import {
goldenRepair,
repairTraceback,
FragmentCollection,
entropyOfErrors,
goldenRatio,
aestheticScore,
buildCrackGraph,
findGoldenJoints,
shortestCrackPath,
injectFaults,
measureRecovery,
} from "kintsugi-math";
// Transform an error into a golden seam
const seam = goldenRepair(new TypeError("not a function"));
console.log(seam.severity); // number 0-10
console.log(seam.position); // "TypeError: not a function"
console.log(seam.repairQuality); // "Ensure correct argument types..."
// Reassemble fragmented data
const coll = new FragmentCollection();
coll.add([1, 2, 3], 0.9, 0);
coll.add([7, 8], 0.7, 5);
const whole = coll.reassemble(); // fills gaps with interpolation
// Measure wabi-sabi aesthetics
const entropy = entropyOfErrors(["TypeError", "RangeError", "TypeError"]);
const beauty = goldenRatio(1.618, 1.0); // ≈ 1.0
const score = aestheticScore([1, 2, null, 4]); // 0 < score < 1
// Build crack propagation graphs
const graph = buildCrackGraph([
{ source: "database", target: "api" },
{ source: "api", target: "frontend" },
]);
const joints = findGoldenJoints(graph); // highest-impact repair points
const path = shortestCrackPath(graph, "database", "frontend");
// Test resilience
const { results, faultCount } = injectFaults(() => compute(), 0.2);
const report = measureRecovery(recoverFromError, [err1, err2, err3]);
console.log(report.recoveryRate); // 0-1
GoldenSeam — { severity, position, repairQuality } — A repair point extracted from an error.Fragment — { data, confidence, offset } — A piece of partial data.CrackGraph — { nodes, edges, errorCounts, edgeWeights } — Directed error propagation graph.GoldenJoint — { node, impact, beauty } — High-impact repair point in a crack graph.WabiSabiReport — { entropy, ratio, score, imperfections, description } — Imperfection metrics.ResilienceReport — { recoveryRate, meanTimeToRepair, aestheticQuality, totalFaults, successfulRecoveries } — Recovery stats.goldenRepair(error) → GoldenSeamrepairTraceback(error) → GoldenSeam[]severityScore(error) → number (0–10)new FragmentCollection().add(data, confidence, offset).sort() — sort by confidence (descending).reasemble() → number[] — fills gaps with confidence-weighted interpolation.length, .totalConfidence, .averageConfidenceentropyOfErrors(errors) → number (Shannon entropy in bits)goldenRatio(recovered, lost) → number (0–1, closeness to φ)aestheticScore(data) → number (0–1)buildCrackGraph(errors) → CrackGraphfindGoldenJoints(graph) → GoldenJoint[]shortestCrackPath(graph, source, target) → string[] | nullinjectFaults(fn, faultRate) → { results, faultCount }measureRecovery(system, faults) → ResilienceReportMIT
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The mathematics of beautiful error recovery — golden seams, fragment reassembly, crack graphs, wabi-sabi metrics, and resilience testing for JavaScript/TypeScript.
The npm package kintsugi-math receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, kintsugi-math popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that kintsugi-math 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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