@krizaka/org

The public facts about Krizaka, in one validated JSON. The legal name, the NEQ, « Fait à Montréal » in French and English, the brand marks, the default avatars, the live products (Orazaka, Yomizaka, Akinaza), the sites, the public contact, the footer line and the legal links — read by every footer, site and app, so changing one takes one pull request here.

import { footerLine, org } from "@krizaka/org";

footerLine("fr"); // « Une entreprise de Technologies Krizaka · Fait à Montréal »
org.company.legalName; // « Technologies Krizaka Inc. »

Without a build step, read it from the CDN: krizaka-assets.b-cdn.net/org/v1/org.json (an immutable copy sits beside it, org.<hash>.json). Also exported: @krizaka/org/org.json, @krizaka/org/org.schema.json and @krizaka/org/apps/<product>.json.

• Default media come from here. The defaults section lists the central sets of default pictures — person, folder, organisation, shop, banner — with id, alt text in English and French and the URLs per size on Bunny (defaults/v1/<kind>/<id>-<size>.<ext>, written by krizaka-ui tools/export-defaults.mjs). An app never hard-codes or bundles one: listDefaults(kind) lists them, defaultFor(kind, seed) picks one deterministically (FNV-1a of the seed, modulo the list), defaultUrl(item, size) gives the URL, fetchDefaults(ORG_URL) reads the section from the published JSON. A folder is never given a person.
• One name per entry of the family. org.family (and familyName(id)) is the only place a name is written: the company is « Krizaka », a product goes by its own name (Orazaka, Yomizaka, Akinaza — never « Krizaka Yomizaka »), a library or a tool is « Krizaka » (Krizaka UI, Krizaka Java, Krizaka TypeScript, Krizaka Lab; the short name only under a heading « Open source »). The bar, the switcher and every footer read it; a test holds the rule.
• Public facts only. Never an address, a phone number, figures, a secret, an IP address or an internal host: the test scans for them and the schema refuses any field it does not list.
• Validated. orgSchema (JSON Schema 2020-12) and the types Org, AppConfig…; a test validates the data and requests every URL in it.
• Mobile runtime config. apps/<product>.json holds what a client may know — the API base URL per environment, feature flags, the minimum app version — never a secret. An app reads it at start, with a copy built into the binary as fallback.
• Published on each release by the Release workflow (pnpm run publish:cdn), needing the organisation secrets MEDIA_STORAGE_API_KEY and MEDIA_STORAGE_ZONE; without them it warns and publishes nothing.

Apache-2.0 · Krizaka TypeScript

What org.json is, and what it is not

Service discovery only (founder, 2026-11-01): the addresses and versions clients resolve (API URLs, minimum and latest app versions, the default media, the family's names and addresses). It is read at start by the apps and published at each release. Names, status, store availability, social links and the footer contents are not in it: they are admin configuration of each app in its database, through @krizaka/settings (audit trail), read at runtime and at build where needed (a save redeploys). The shared validation (no code name as a display name, FR/EN labels, valid URLs) lives in the settings package.

A rename is therefore: the administrator edits the value in the app's settings, saves, and the build-time pages redeploy. The seed below is only the default of that setting.

Commercial names (brands, a seed)

The code names (yomizaka, akinaza, orazaka, kachizaka) stay internal: repositories, packages, coordinates, CLI. A customer reads the commercial name, endorsed by the company — « Verikora by Krizaka » / « Verikora par Krizaka ».

import { brandOf, displayName, lockup } from "@krizaka/org";
brandOf("akinaza").domains.shop; // "https://folioviv.shop"
displayName("yomizaka", settingValue); // the admin's choice (`brand.displayName`), else « Verikora »
lockup("orazaka", "fr"); // « Sovkora par Krizaka »

The guard. npx krizaka-code-names [--report] [--allow <path-part>] <built-html-dir> messages/ stores/ fails when a public surface shows a code name (or « Krizaka ECM ») where the commercial name is required. Allowed, declared once: URLs and hosts, @krizaka/* and com.krizaka.* coordinates, krizaka/<repo>, code (backticks, <pre>, <code>), class names and attributes other than alt / title / aria-label, catalogue keys, and each brand's one « formerly » line.