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David Snelling f0db5b471f **feat(tests): add tests for TextEncoder, TensorFlow.js, and fallback mechanisms** 
- Introduced `test-fallback-function.js` and `test-fallback-simple.js` to validate `executeInThread` fallback functionality with both named and anonymous compute-intensive functions.
- Added `test-tensorflow-textencoder.js` for TensorFlow.js and TextEncoder tests in a Node.js environment.
- Created `test-tensorflow-textencoder.html` for browser-based TensorFlow.js and TextEncoder tests.
- Implemented cross-environment test support in `cli-package/src/test-tensorflow-textencoder.ts` for CLI functionality.
- Enhanced `src/utils/embedding.ts`, `textEncoding.ts`, and `brainy-wrapper.js` to include updated global `TextEncoder` and `TextDecoder` utilities for compatibility and worker improvements.
- Standardized and expanded utility methods in `PlatformNode` for broader support, including `isFloat32Array` and `isTypedArray` checks.
- Updated Node.js requirement to `>= 24.4.0` across documentation and configuration files for compatibility improvements.

This update introduces comprehensive testing for fallback mechanisms, TensorFlow.js, and TextEncoder across multiple environments, ensuring robustness and compatibility.
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Publishing @soulcraft/brainy and @soulcraft/brainy-cli to npm

This document explains how to publish both the @soulcraft/brainy and @soulcraft/brainy-cli packages to npm.

Prerequisites

Before publishing, ensure you have:

  1. Node.js >= 24.4.0 installed
  2. An npm account with access to the @soulcraft organization
  3. Logged in to npm using npm login

Publishing Process

The repository is set up to publish both packages together with synchronized versions. To publish the packages, follow these steps:

1. Ensure you're in the root directory of the project

cd /path/to/brainy

2. Make sure you have the latest version of the code

git pull

3. Build and publish packages

You have three options for publishing:

Option A: Publish both packages together

npm run publish:both

This command will:

  • Ensure versions are in sync between both packages
  • Build the main package
  • Build the CLI
  • Verify the CLI was built successfully
  • Publish the main package to npm
  • Publish the CLI package to npm

Option B: Publish only the main package

npm run publish

This command will:

  • Build the main package
  • Publish the main package to npm

Option C: Publish only the CLI package

npm run publish:cli

This command will:

  • Ensure versions are in sync
  • Build the CLI package
  • Publish the CLI package to npm

4. Verify the packages were published successfully

After publishing, you can verify that the packages were published successfully by checking the npm registry:

npm view @soulcraft/brainy
npm view @soulcraft/brainy-cli

How It Works

Publishing Both Packages

The publish:both command uses the scripts/publish-cli.js script, which:

  1. Ensures versions are in sync by running scripts/generate-version.js
  2. Builds the main package with npm run build
  3. Publishes the main package with npm publish from the root directory
  4. Builds the CLI package with npm run build in the cli-package directory
  5. Verifies the CLI was built successfully
  6. Publishes the CLI package with npm publish from the cli-package directory

Publishing Only the Main Package

The publish command:

  1. Builds the main package with npm run build
  2. Publishes the main package with npm publish from the root directory

Publishing Only the CLI Package

The publish:cli command:

  1. Ensures versions are in sync by running scripts/generate-version.js
  2. Changes to the cli-package directory
  3. Builds the CLI package with npm run build
  4. Publishes the CLI package with npm publish

The version synchronization ensures that:

  • Both packages always have the same version number
  • The CLI package's dependency on the main package is exact (not using the ^ prefix)
  • The README.md file is updated with the current version

The CLI package is configured in cli-package/package.json with:

  • The correct package name: @soulcraft/brainy-cli
  • "private": false to allow publishing
  • "publishConfig": { "access": "public" } to ensure the scoped package is public
  • The necessary files in the "files" array
  • The correct bin configuration to make the CLI available as brainy

Troubleshooting

If you encounter any issues during the publishing process:

  1. Make sure you're logged in to npm with an account that has access to the @soulcraft organization
  2. Ensure that the dist/cli.js file exists and has been built correctly
  3. If you get an error about the package already existing, you may need to update the version in both package.json files: 
    npm version patch  # This will update both package.json files via the version script