ShipCheck
Checks a package for the files you named, stray local configuration, and a failing smoke test.
Type
Tech stack
Documentation
Basic
A README with setup and run steps.
Maintenance
None
Sold as-is. No further updates from the Builder.
Description
ShipCheck — Check a Package Before You Ship It
ShipCheck checks a folder or ZIP archive before you hand a software package to someone else.
Three checks. One pre-delivery report.
- Required files: Verifies that files listed in
shipcheck.jsonare present. Without a configuration file, it checks forREADME.md. - Stray local configuration: Flags files such as
.env,signing.key,id_rsa,credentials.json,secrets.json,.pemfiles, and.local.env. Files ending in.exampleare left alone. - Smoke tests: If a
testsdirectory exists, runspython -m unittest discover. A test failure blocks the package. If no tests directory exists, ShipCheck reports that fact as a note—not a passing test result.
Quick start
Unpack the ZIP and run:
python shipcheck.py .
Passing these checks does not certify the product as secure, complete, or defect-free. ShipCheck reports the results of its defined checks; it does not replace a full release review.
What's included
- Python source code
- Automated tests
- Python 3.12; standard library only
- No installation or third-party dependencies
Copyright © 2026 Martin Gettig. No support, hosting, or updates are included.
ShipCheck is built from code developed for the Voxryn FREE runtime and is sold under its own license. This purchase does not include the FREE runtime.
FAQ
- Does a pass mean the product is certified?
- No. It means the named files are present, the stray-config names were absent, and the smoke test passed when a tests directory was there.
- What does it treat as stray local configuration?
- Names such as .env, signing.key, id_rsa, credentials.json, secrets.json, a .pem, or a .local.env file. A .example file is left alone.
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