Cross-Language Interop

The cross-language example asks Rust, TypeScript, Go, and Python to encode the same fixture from generated code. Each target decodes its payload and prints a machine-readable schema hash and hex value. The runner requires all four pairs to match.

python scripts/examples.py check cross-language

The fixture covers sub-byte integers, an enum, floats, a string, and optional coordinates. It is deliberately small enough to understand and strict enough to fail on a real representation difference.

This example is representative evidence. The maintained generated-wire matrix and target test suites cover more shapes, but no repository example establishes compatibility for every schema, runtime version, or environment.

Read the guided example README for prerequisites, generated files, and regeneration.

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