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1f8015f2fe |
Bloque L4 — active-app: defineActivePrefs + consumer wiring
Surfaces `App.prefs` and routes lang/format/frontend through the prefs engine when it's declared in the schema. Apps that don't opt into prefs keep the existing lang-driven locale chain untouched. - `defineActivePrefs(options)` — service factory with `initMode: 'immediate'` (consumer factories ask for `prefs` synchronously at construction time; deferring would make the dependency graph order-sensitive). No core dependencies — the engine is pure data. - `defineActiveLang` — when `prefs` is in the schema, subscribes to `prefs.language` and drives `lang.setLocale()` for both the initial value and changes; the subscription is detached on `dispose()`. - `defineActiveFormat` — locale-source resolution is now `options.localeSource` → `prefs.locale` → `lang.locale` → Format default. `prefs.locale` (regional formatting) wins over `prefs.language` (i18n) when both are present. - `defineActiveFrontend` — same precedence chain but uses `prefs.language` (NOT `prefs.locale`) because Frontend's `dir = auto` follows the writing system, which is a property of the language. - `$prefs` alias added to `svelte.config.js`. Sium needs no factory change — it consumes `lang` for translation strings, so the prefs-driven language flows through transitively. Tests: 1 service-factory integration + 4 consumer-wiring integration scenarios covering lang.t() flip, format.getLocale flip, frontend.getLocale flip, and the prefs-less fallback. Full suite: 1674 / 1674 passing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
5 months ago |
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dev
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a04fa67152 |
Add cache/perm/session/connections service factories and orca presets
Closes the second half of step 2 of the active-app refactor: every
service in the schema now has a defineActiveX/defineEngineX factory,
and the orchestration that lived inside arts/cache and arts/perm as
internal bus subscriptions moves to opt-in presets registered via
App.Orca.
Service factories added (4):
- defineActiveCache — passes only logger from core. The legacy
autoInvalidateOn / bus options are still accepted for back-compat
but no longer recommended.
- defineActivePerm — same shape as cache; perm endpoint required
via options.
- defineActiveSession — wires core.bus into the session so
SESSION_EVENT_LIFECYCLE_* events flow without per-app config.
- defineActiveConnections — requires logger + timers from core.
Presets added in arts/active-app/presets/ (4):
- applyCacheClearOnIdentityChange — listens to
SESSION_EVENT_IDENTITY_CHANGED, calls cache.clear().
- applyCacheClearOnRevoke — listens to SESSION_EVENT_REVOKED,
calls cache.clear().
- applyPermInvalidateOnIdentityChange — listens to
SESSION_EVENT_IDENTITY_CHANGED, calls perm.invalidate().
- applyStandardOrca — aggregator that registers every preset whose
services are present on App. Returns a single detacher.
Each preset is a function (App: AppShape) => () => void, where
AppShape is structurally typed against the orca instance and the
specific services the preset needs. Presets cherry-pick what they
need from each service via Pick<…, 'clear' | 'invalidate'>.
Tests: 8 cases for the presets (publish event → assert imperative
API called, detacher unregisters, aggregator skips absent services,
errors recorded in run trace). Total suite: 1402 tests pass
(1394 + 8).
Pending for the big-bang merge in a separate session:
- Rewrite createActiveApp() to consume the schema and remove the
legacy App.createActiveX() factories.
- Delete wireSessionTranslator, createAuthCacheInvalidator and
APP_ORCHESTRATION_*.
- Delete APP_EVENT_USER_IDENTITY_CHANGED / TENANT_SWITCHED /
PERMISSIONS_REFRESH_REQUESTED / CACHE_INVALIDATE_REQUESTED /
CONNECTIVITY_CHANGED. Keep only DISPOSE_STARTING.
- Migrate web/routes/* and the ecosystem integration tests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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5 months ago |
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dev
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d528652640 |
Add AppServiceSchema contract, builder and pure-art service factories
First half of step 2 of the active-app refactor. Lays the foundation
for the declarative service-schema model documented in
arts/active-app/refactorizacion.md (sections 8.4 and 11). Does NOT yet
rewrite createActiveApp() — that big-bang lands together with the
removal of the legacy translators in step 3.
Pieces added:
- services.ts: AppServiceFactory<TName, TCoreDeps, TServiceDeps,
TInstance>, CoreServices (logger, bus, timers, orca),
AppServiceSchema, ServiceInitMode, ServiceStatus,
ResolveServiceInstances<TSchema>.
- service-builder.ts: validates the schema (key === factory.name),
computes topological order with cycle detection, builds
`immediate` services in order, exposes lazy getter proxies for
`lazy` services, tracks per-service status, disposes in reverse
construction order swallowing dispose errors.
- errors.ts: AppServiceNameMismatchError,
AppServiceDependencyCycleError (carries the cycle path),
AppServiceConstructionFailedError (wraps the original cause).
Codes consolidated into APP_ERROR_MESSAGES via rule 6.
- service-factories/ — pure-art adapters that don't subscribe to
APP_EVENT_*: lang, storage, format, dom, frontend, http, sium,
auth. Each one is a thin wrapper that adapts createActiveX or
createEngineX into the AppServiceFactory shape.
Pending for step 2/3 merger:
- cache, perm, session, connections factories — they still
auto-subscribe internally to APP_EVENT_*; that subscription
lifts out as orca presets in step 3.
- Rewrite createActiveApp() to consume the schema and remove the
legacy `App.createActiveX()` factories.
Tests: 19 unit cases for the builder (schema validation, topology,
init modes, failure handling, disposal) + 4 integration cases that
build a real core (Logger, Bus, Timers, Orca) and instantiate every
factory through the builder. Total suite: 1394 tests pass (1371 + 23).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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5 months ago |