Extract a CIP-179 common reusable package - #2
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Records, dedupe, cancellation, proof, audit, answer, govLink and survey aggregation move to cip-179/domain. source.ts keeps the Tessera DataSource seam and list/health payloads; aggregateSurveyList becomes a core adapter over the domain aggregate primitive. @tessera/core re-exports the moved names so downstream importers are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
tally, weightedTally, tallyInput, canonical, wire and artifact move to cip-179/tally. @tessera/core re-exports them and now retains only the Tessera-specific source seam, surveyList adapter, page paging, and config. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
decodeTxProof and the bech32/CIP-129 id helpers move to cip-179/txproof (evolution-sdk optional peer). @tessera/koios imports them directly at its three call sites and drops the re-exports. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The sealed-submission stack (drand math, tlock client, cbor envelope, seal/reveal, padding, size) and its quicknet beacon fixture move to cip-179/tlock. App shims, backend finalize/reveal, and the verifier import cip-179/tlock directly; each now declares the tlock-js/evolution-sdk optional peers it needs. @tessera/tlock is removed from the workspace. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…verifier The serving tier, verifier and koios now import domain/tally/txproof names straight from the cip-179 subpaths instead of routing them through @tessera/core, so the eventual repo split is a no-op for them. @tessera/core keeps only the DataSource seam, list/health payloads, paging, surveyList adapter and config (plus the domain/tally re-export the app still relies on), and drops its now-unused @noble/hashes dependency. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rewrite the cip-179 README around the subpath surface (codec / domain / tally / txproof / tlock), the optional-peer requirements, and the interim tally-artifact spec with a version-to-ruleset-hash compatibility table. Split a build tsconfig so dist ships no test files, and refresh stale doc paths. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The txproof and tlock stacks no longer import a Cardano-serialization library. What they need — canonical metadatum CBOR, tx decode, bech32 / CIP-129 ids — is now two small ports (MetadatumCodec, TxProofCodec) injected by the caller. cip-179 keeps the CIP-179 interpretation (mechanism A/B, Conway voter-tag semantics, native-script hashing) over a library-neutral DecodedTx. evolution-sdk is confined to the new cip-179/evolution adapter, the only module that imports it; it ships evolutionCodec satisfying both ports. Downstream implementers on any other stack (Lucid, Mesh, CSL, …) provide their own codec, never import cip-179/evolution, and never install evolution — while reusing all interpretation logic unchanged. - decodeTxProof / sealAnswers / revealWithBeacon / revealResponses take a codec as their first argument; decodeTxProof is now sync. - Consumers (koios, backend, verifier, app) inject evolutionCodec. - Removes evolution from the cip-179/tlock barrel, so static tlock imports no longer drag the CBOR codec into the bundle. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…anups - cip-179 exports point at src like every sibling package (live workspace edits, no stale-dist tests); dist mappings moved under publishConfig for npm, prepare replaced by prepublishOnly, build cleans dist first (drops orphaned pre-refactor modules from the tarball). - Drop the cip-179 alias blocks from the app's tsconfig/vite/vitest configs; the exports map is now the single source of truth (fixes the missing cip-179/evolution paths entry by construction). - TxProofCodec gains govActionId; DecodedVote carries raw (txIdHex, index) pairs and decodeTxProof filters credential-less voters before encoding — restores main's ordering so an abstain-entry encoding failure can't null a proof with a valid vote, and adapters no longer own CIP-129 encoding. Hoist the gov_action bech32 encoder to module level. - Respond/Survey: import sealAnswers/revealResponses statically (the dynamic import was defeated by the same-file static barrel import); keep only the ~/wallet/cbor gate lazy. Verifier CLI reuses revealResponses. - Docs: core no longer claims to re-export the cip-179 surface; repoint the ARCHITECTURE.md credential-encodings entry; document the optional-peer behavior for prod-only workspace installs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Extract a reusable
cip-179packagePulls everything CIP-179-generic out of the app packages into one publishable package,
cip-179(packages/cip179), so other implementations can build on the same codec, domain semantics, and tally — and produce hash-identical result artifacts.cip-179frontend/cip179cip-179/domain@tessera/corecip-179/tally@tessera/corecip-179/txproofTxProofinterpretation +TxProofCodecport@tessera/koioscip-179/tlockMetadatumCodecport@tessera/tlock(deleted)cip-179/evolutionSerialization is injected, not imported:
decodeTxProof/sealAnswers/revealResponsestake a codec object, andcip-179/evolutionships the evolution-sdk implementation — another Cardano stack brings its own and never installs evolution-sdk (it and tlock-js are optional peers).@tessera/coreslims down to the app seam; all consumers import the subpaths directly. Workspace consumption stays live-from-source (exports→src), with the compileddistmapping underpublishConfigfor publishing.