Glina

Runnable examples

All examples run from any working directory by finding the repository relative to their own file. The shell scripts use temporary directories and clean them on exit.

Example What it demonstrates External systems
examples/verify-asset.sh Passing defaults and a deliberate multi-reason gate refusal. None; local file parser only.
examples/check-config.sh A non-secret config and an inline-password refusal. None; the samples contain no Skarbiec refs.
examples/serve-verify.sh Ephemeral loopback backend, health JSON, and a terminal NDJSON verify result. Local Node process and curl; no Blender/Weles/vault.
examples/mcp-verify.sh Raw MCP initialize, tools/list, and glina_verify_asset. Local glina-mcp; no Blender/Weles/vault.
examples/card-art.mjs Generate a dwarven rare forge SVG through cardArtSvg. None.

Run them

From the repository root:

sh docs/examples/verify-asset.sh
sh docs/examples/check-config.sh
sh docs/examples/serve-verify.sh
sh docs/examples/mcp-verify.sh
node docs/examples/card-art.mjs /tmp/glina-card.svg

These five examples were executed during documentation authoring. Observed evidence:

  • reference dragon: 38 meshes, 748 triangles, 5 materials, two clips (flap, idle), 8 moving channels;
  • strict gate: over triangle budget: 748 > 450 (target 300) and too few animation clips: 2 < 3 [flap, idle];
  • inline config secret: exact refusal config key 'credentials.password' holds an inline value; secrets must be skarbiec://<item>/<field> references;
  • HTTP: GET /v1/health returned status ok; verification returned terminal NDJSON status 0;
  • MCP: protocol 2024-11-05, six tools listed, verify tool returned the same accepted report;
  • card art: the example wrote a complete SVG (the reported path depends on the supplied output argument).

For annotated output, follow the verify walkthrough and the serve walkthrough.

Safety boundary

None of these examples contacts the live Blender bridge. Commands that do — sculpt, blender-health, animate, showcase, preview-anim, or verification with verify.render:true — are intentionally not presented as unattended examples because they operate through the current Blender GUI/add-on session.