Entity Verification

1'use strict';
2const ZERO = '00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000';
3const opaqueId = id => typeof id === 'string' && id.length > 0 && id.trim() === id && id !== ZERO && !/^dry[-_]run/i.test(id);
4const contactId = id => opaqueId(id) && /^[a-f\d]{8}(?:-[a-f\d]{4}){3}-[a-f\d]{12}$/i.test(id);
5// The one list of declarable verification kinds. `import-contract-verify` checks generated code
6// through `verificationKind` below, so it refuses exactly what the completion report would.
7const VERIFICATION_KINDS = Object.freeze(['contact', 'product', 'none']);
8// The accepted mapping declares this policy independently of source naming.
9// Legacy inspected entity names remain compatible, but unknown names never opt out.
10function verificationKind({ verificationKind, entity, targetEntityType } = {}) {
11  if (verificationKind !== undefined) {
12    if (!VERIFICATION_KINDS.includes(verificationKind)) throw new Error('verificationKind must be contact, product, or none');
13    return verificationKind;
14  }
15  for (const name of [entity, targetEntityType]) {
16    if (/^(contacts?|customers?|crm[./_-]contacts?)$/i.test(name || '')) return 'contact';
17    if (/^(products?|stores[./_-]products?)$/i.test(name || '')) return 'product';
18  }
19  return 'required';
20}
21module.exports = { VERIFICATION_KINDS, opaqueId, contactId, verificationKind };