name: mask-card description: Maintains the @ekaone/mask-card TypeScript library (credit card masking). Use when working on PAN/credit card masking, maskCard/maskCardAuto/detectCardType/isValidCard changes, PCI display guidance (first 6 + last 4), docs/examples, Vitest tests, tsup builds, versioning, or npm publishing for this repo.

mask-card (project skill)

Scope

This repository is @ekaone/mask-card: a zero-dependency TypeScript library for masking card numbers for display/logging and light validation (Luhn + optional length).

Core exported capabilities (high-level):

• maskCard(input, options?)
• maskCardAuto(input, options?) (brand-typical grouping; normalized spaces; forces preserveSpacing=false)
• maskCardBatch(cards, options?)
• detectCardType(input) and getCardTypeGrouping(cardType)
• isValidCardLuhn(input) and isValidCard(input, checkLength?)
• helpers: getCardLast, getCardFirst, getCardLast4, getCardFirst6

Non-negotiables (security + correctness)

• Do not add features that encourage storing, logging, or transmitting full PANs.
• Keep defaults aligned with common PCI display guidance: show last 4 digits by default.
• If adding new examples/docs, avoid printing full PANs; use test numbers and show masked output.
• Preserve behavior documented in README.md unless intentionally changed; if changed, update docs + tests together.

Workflows

Implementing a change (code + tests + docs)

• Identify affected functions and update behavior in a backward-compatible way when possible.
• Add/adjust Vitest tests for:
  • separators stripping vs preserveSpacing
  • grouping behavior (number and number[])
  • maskCardAuto grouping per brand
  • edge cases: empty/nullish input, very short input, all-zeros for Luhn, 13–19 length checks
• If output format changes (mask char, spacing, grouping), update README.md examples accordingly.

Local validation commands (this repo)

Run from repo root:

pnpm test
pnpm typecheck
pnpm build

Publishing / release checklist (this repo)

• Ensure pnpm test passes (CI parity).
• Ensure pnpm build produces dist/ and package entrypoints remain correct (main, module, types, exports in package.json).
• Bump version in package.json using semver.
• Verify prepublishOnly remains: pnpm clean && pnpm build && pnpm test.
• Publish with npm tooling you already use (this repo is configured as public).

Response style when applying this skill

• Prefer small, targeted diffs and keep API stable.
• When proposing new options, define defaults and update the README option table.
• When asked “is this PCI compliant?”, answer in terms of display masking guidance and remind that this library is display-only and does not provide secure storage/tokenization/encryption.