@eliware/test is the shared deterministic validation CLI for Eliware
repositories. This repository is the native v8 implementation; it does not
provide a v7 compatibility layer.
Description: Shared deterministic repository validation for Eliware projects. Keywords: eliware, testing, validation, jest, oxlint, prettier, cli. Author: Eliware eliware@eliware.org. Repository: https://github.com/eliware/test.
Node.js 26 is required.
npm ci
Commands are exposed through the eliware-test CLI.
npm test
npm run lint
npm run format:check
eliware-test --help
eliware-test --version
eliware-test --ignore-100x4
eliware-test --ignore-monolith-limits
eliware-test --debug-timing
The v8 orchestration and convention-check registry are implemented as focused
native ESM modules under src/.
Test8 owns the validator architecture, public CLI lifecycle, deterministic check execution, and validation acceptance contract. Docs owns cross-repository documentation and authority mapping; Conventions owns the policies Test8 validates; Operations owns cross-cutting release, deployment, and publication procedures. Test8 consumes those policies and does not redefine them.
For web applicability, document routes, assets, configuration, ports, browser validation, and deployment boundaries. Library applicability additionally requires public API, packaging, and examples documentation.
Exit codes identify the failed validation stage: 0 is success, 8 is Jest
failure, 10 is coverage failure, 12 is lint failure, 14 is an internal
tool failure, 17 is a package-check failure, and 18 is a convention
failure. Validation output is intended to preserve actionable diagnostics and
does not print secrets or arbitrary environment values. The CLI performs no
deploy, publish, release, or destructive repository operation.
Repository convention applicability is declared in package.json under
eliware.apply. Test-specific directives are documented in
specs/directives.json.
npm test
npm run lint
npm run format:check
git diff --check
This package performs local and CI validation only. Release, publication,
deployment, and other operational changes are controlled by the applicable
Eliware runbooks and are not performed by eliware-test.
Never commit secrets, credentials, private runtime state, or generated output.
Use the Eliware Discord community, GitHub issues, or eliware@eliware.org. Include the command, Node.js version, and redacted diagnostics when requesting help.
Licensed under MIT; see LICENSE.