- Rename all user-facing and technical identifiers from OpenPets/Pet to FamiliarOS/Familiar. - Rename packages from @open-pets/* to @familiaros/*; rename install-pet/pet-format packages. - Rename plugin IDs and directories from openpets.* to familiaros.*. - Rename IPC namespace from openpets:* to familiaros:* and state filenames from openpets-* to familiaros-* with legacy migration. - Rename source files (pet-window, built-in-pet, default-pet-controller, etc.) to familiar equivalents. - Update locales (en, es-419, ja, ko, pt-BR, zh-Hans, zh-Hant) and tray/pet context menu strings. - Add Familiar naming feature: preference, settings input, tray menu display. - Update assets and packaging config; all desktop tests pass.
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apps/desktop/contracts/
Responsibility
Public API boundary contract tests for the FamiliarOS desktop application. These contracts validate that critical external-facing interfaces (catalog data, IPC protocol) conform to expected schemas and behavior. Contract tests are compiled to .test-dist/contracts/ and executed during pnpm test.
Design Patterns
- Schema Validation Contracts: Test catalog and plugin manifest validation logic against valid fixtures plus targeted invalid cases
- Protocol Contracts: Verify IPC request/response parsing, token validation, and message constraints
- Fixture-Based Testing: Uses real fixture data (
catalog.v2.fixture.json) to ensure validation matches production data - Negative Testing: Includes invalid cases to ensure proper rejection of malformed data
- Standalone Execution: Each contract file is executable Node.js code that runs independently
Data & Control Flow
Catalog Fixture Contract (catalog-fixture.contract.ts):
Load catalog.v2.fixture.json → validateCatalogV2() → Assert valid
→ Test invalid cases (bad IDs, duplicates, HTTP URLs, wrong hosts, reserved IDs)
→ Assert each invalid case is properly rejected
Local IPC Protocol Contract (local-ipc-protocol.contract.ts):
Test parseIpcRequest() with valid/invalid tokens, versions, methods
→ Test validateReaction() with valid/invalid reaction types
→ Test validateSayMessage() with valid/invalid messages (length, newlines, code blocks, URLs, paths, secrets)
→ Test maxIpcMessageBytes boundary
→ Test errorResponse() structure
Plugin Manifest Contract (plugin-manifest.contract.ts):
Assert familiaros.plugin.json filename constant
→ Validate a declarative timer manifest with permissions, config schema, and familiar actions
→ Test config references, unknown fields, runtime/permission constraints, deferred config types/features, defaults, options, timer intervals, and required permissions
→ Assert each invalid manifest reports the expected error code
Integration Points
- Source modules: Imports from
../src/catalog-validation.js,../src/local-ipc-protocol.js,../src/plugin-manifest.js - Fixture data:
catalog.v2.fixture.jsonin parent directory - Test runner: Executed by
scripts/run-tests.mjsin the contract tests phase - Build output: Compiled to
.test-dist/contracts/*.contract.jsviatsconfig.tests.json
Key Contracts
catalog-fixture.contract.ts: Validates catalog V2 schema against fixture and invalid cases (duplicate IDs, bad URL schemes, wrong hosts, reserved "builtin" ID)local-ipc-protocol.contract.ts: Validates IPC protocol parsing, token auth, reaction types, message constraints, and error response formattingplugin-manifest.contract.ts: Validates plugin manifest filename, declarative timer manifest schema, permission requirements, config references, action constraints, and expected validation error codes