atproto utils for zig
zat.dev
atproto
sdk
zig
fix: attribute directory structure to TypeScript SDK, not indigo
the domain subdirectories (syntax/, crypto/, identity/, repo/, xrpc/)
mirror bluesky-social/atproto packages, not indigo's layout.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## 0.2.0
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- **feat**: end-to-end repo verification — `verifyRepo(allocator, identifier)` exercises the full AT Protocol trust chain: handle → DID → DID document → signing key → fetch repo CAR → verify commit signature → walk MST → rebuild tree → CID match
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- **refactor**: organize `src/internal/` into domain subdirectories following bluesky-social/indigo: `syntax/`, `crypto/`, `identity/`, `repo/`, `xrpc/`, `streaming/`, `testing/`
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- **refactor**: organize `src/internal/` into domain subdirectories following the [TypeScript SDK](https://github.com/bluesky-social/atproto/tree/main/packages): `syntax/`, `crypto/`, `identity/`, `repo/`, `xrpc/`, `streaming/`, `testing/`
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## 0.1.9
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### code organization (0.2.0)
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22 files in a flat `src/internal/` was getting unwieldy. we reorganized into domain subdirectories following bluesky's own boundaries (from [bluesky-social/indigo](https://github.com/bluesky-social/indigo)):
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22 files in a flat `src/internal/` was getting unwieldy. we reorganized into domain subdirectories following bluesky's own boundaries (from the [TypeScript SDK](https://github.com/bluesky-social/atproto/tree/main/packages)):
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testing/ — interop_tests
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the groupings aren't arbitrary. in both indigo (Go) and the TypeScript SDK, `syntax` is pure parsing with zero deps, `identity` handles network resolution, `crypto` is P-256 + K-256, and `repo` contains the MST, CAR, and CBOR together (CBOR isn't a standalone package — it lives with the types that need it).
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the groupings aren't arbitrary. the TypeScript SDK has `syntax`, `crypto`, `identity`, `repo`, and `xrpc` as distinct packages — `syntax` is pure parsing with zero deps, `identity` handles network resolution, `crypto` is P-256 + K-256, and `repo` contains the MST, CAR, and CBOR together (CBOR isn't a standalone package — it lives with the types that need it).
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## the repo verifier
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