@assembly-js/app-foundation 0.0.2-rc.1 → 0.0.2

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package/CLAUDE.md CHANGED
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ Assembly-specific gotchas live in `.claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md`. Invoke them
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  - `assembly-ai` — AI features via Assembly's OpenAI proxy (no API keys needed)
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  - `assembly-storage` — app-private file uploads/downloads (NOT the portal Files module). The storage helpers come from `@assembly-js/app-foundation/server` — import them, don't rewrite them. POST only `{ fileName }` (a bare name) and store the key the platform returns; never build the S3 key yourself.
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  - `assembly-integrations` (present only when third-party integrations are enabled for this workspace) — third-party providers (Slack, etc.) via `requiredIntegrations` + `getIntegration()`. If this skill is present, read it before declaring an integration or writing any provider call — it lists what's connectable and each provider's gotchas. If it is absent, managed OAuth integrations are not available here; use `requiredSecrets` for any external service
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- - `assembly-avatar-sub` — row-duplication + AvatarSub pattern for showing which company a client row represents (multi-company clients)
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+ - `assembly-avatar-sub` — AvatarSub company badge wherever a client is rendered, including tables of your own records that reference a client; row duplication only for lists OF clients
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  - `assembly-user-company-selector` — UserCompanySelector for picking clients, internal users, companies
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  - `assembly-forms` — react-hook-form + zod + Field component validation pattern
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  - `assembly-semantic-colors` — semantic color variants (info, success, warning, destructive) for Badge and Alert
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+ import type { AssemblyAPI } from '@assembly-js/node-sdk';
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+ export interface ClientAccessScope {
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+ isLimited: boolean;
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+ allowedCompanyIds: Set<string>;
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+ }
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+ export declare function getClientAccessScope(internalUserId: string, tokenOrAssembly?: string | AssemblyAPI): Promise<ClientAccessScope>;
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+ export declare function canAccessCompanies(scope: ClientAccessScope, companyIds: string[] | null | undefined): boolean;
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+ export declare function canAccessClient<T extends {
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+ companyIds?: string[];
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+ }>(scope: ClientAccessScope, client: T): boolean;
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+ import { getAssembly } from './assembly.js';
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+ const UNRESTRICTED = {
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+ isLimited: false,
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+ allowedCompanyIds: new Set(),
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+ };
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+ // Denies everything: a limited scope with an empty allow-list. Used when the
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+ // viewer's access can't be resolved.
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+ const DENY_ALL = {
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+ isLimited: true,
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+ allowedCompanyIds: new Set(),
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+ };
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+ // Resolves the Client Access scope for an internal user.
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+ //
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+ // Fails closed: if the lookup fails we return DENY_ALL rather than treating the
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+ // viewer as unrestricted. An unverified viewer must not be handed the access of
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+ // a full-access one — the caller sees empty lists (or a 404 via
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+ // canAccessCompanies) instead of another workspace member's data. Callers that
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+ // prefer to surface a transient failure should catch it upstream and retry.
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+ //
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+ // The session token carries only `internalUserId`, never the access fields, so
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+ // this costs one `retrieveInternalUser` per request that needs it.
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+ export async function getClientAccessScope(internalUserId, tokenOrAssembly) {
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+ try {
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+ // Same narrowing as requireCompanyScope: a session token string on the
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+ // legacy path, an already-authenticated instance on the bearer path.
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+ const assembly = typeof tokenOrAssembly === 'string' || tokenOrAssembly === undefined
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+ ? await getAssembly(tokenOrAssembly)
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+ : tokenOrAssembly;
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+ const user = await assembly.retrieveInternalUser({ id: internalUserId });
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+ if (user.isClientAccessLimited !== true)
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+ return UNRESTRICTED;
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+ return {
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+ isLimited: true,
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+ allowedCompanyIds: new Set(user.companyAccessList ?? []),
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+ };
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+ }
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+ catch {
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+ return DENY_ALL;
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+ }
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+ }
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+ // True when the viewer may see a resource belonging to any of `companyIds`.
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+ //
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+ // Mirrors the platform's own users.User.IsAccessAllowed: access is company-scoped,
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+ // so a limited viewer passes iff at least one of the resource's companies is on
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+ // their allow-list. Every client belongs to at least one company (real or
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+ // placeholder), which is what makes the company check sufficient for clients too.
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+ //
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+ // A resource with no companies is denied to a limited viewer: there is nothing to
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+ // match against the allow-list, and guessing would leak.
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+ export function canAccessCompanies(scope, companyIds) {
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+ if (!scope.isLimited)
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+ return true;
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+ if (!companyIds || companyIds.length === 0)
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+ return false;
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+ return companyIds.some((id) => scope.allowedCompanyIds.has(id));
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+ }
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+ // Convenience for the common case of filtering client records. Generic over the
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+ // caller's row type because apps filter reshaped client objects (joined, picked,
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+ // extended) rather than raw SDK records; the constraint names the only field read.
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+ export function canAccessClient(scope, client) {
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+ return canAccessCompanies(scope, client.companyIds);
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+ }
package/dist/server.d.ts CHANGED
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  import 'server-only';
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  export * from './assembly.js';
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  export * from './auth.js';
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+ export * from './client-access.js';
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  export * from './mint-bearer.js';
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  export * from './nango.js';
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  export * from './app-storage.js';
package/dist/server.js CHANGED
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  import 'server-only';
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  export * from './assembly.js';
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  export * from './auth.js';
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+ export * from './client-access.js';
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  export * from './mint-bearer.js';
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  export * from './nango.js';
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  export * from './app-storage.js';
package/package.json CHANGED
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  "name": "@assembly-js/app-foundation",
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- "version": "0.0.2-rc.1",
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+ "version": "0.0.2",
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  "description": "Versioned foundation helpers and build context for Assembly generated apps",
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  "type": "module",
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  "files": [
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  name: assembly-avatar-sub
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- description: Use when building a list or table that shows clients alongside their companies and a client can belong to multiple companies. Covers the row-duplication + AvatarSub pattern for disambiguating which company a row represents.
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+ description: Use whenever a client's name or avatar is rendered in a list, table, card, or detail header — including a table of the app's own records (reports, requests, tasks, invoices) that merely reference a client, not just a client directory. Clients belong to many companies, so a client shown without its company is ambiguous. Covers the AvatarSub company badge and the row-duplication pattern via expandClientsByCompany.
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  `AvatarSub` renders a single nested sub-avatar overlaid at the bottom-right of the parent avatar. It always contains exactly one `Avatar`.
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  ## When to use
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- A client belongs to 2+ companies and the list needs to show which company each row represents. The pattern is **row duplication** — show the client once per company, each row with a single `AvatarSub` for that company.
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+ Anywhere a client's name or avatar appears, the company it belongs to is part of its identity — a client can belong to many companies, so a bare name is ambiguous. Two different situations, and picking the wrong one is the usual mistake:
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+ **Case A — a list OF clients** (a client directory, a picker, a "who has access" table). One client can legitimately occupy several rows, so use **row duplication**: one row per company, each with a single `AvatarSub`.
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  - **0 or 1 company → no sub-avatar.** No disambiguation needed.
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  - **2+ companies → one row per company**, each with a single `AvatarSub`.
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+ **Case B — a list of the app's own records that reference a client** (reports, requests, tasks, invoices, documents — the far more common table). **Do NOT duplicate rows**: a record belongs to exactly one client-and-company pair, so duplicating it would invent records that don't exist. Instead render a single `AvatarSub` for the company the record is scoped to, read from the record's own `companyId`:
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+ ```tsx
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+ const company = row.companyId ? companiesMap.get(row.companyId) : undefined;
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+ // …render the client avatar with a single AvatarSub for `company`
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+ ```
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+ If a record's rows are scoped to a company in some cases and to a client in others, badge the client-scoped ones with their `companyId` and leave a company-scoped row's own avatar unbadged — it is already unambiguous.
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+ Skipping the badge in Case B is the most common miss: the table looks fine until two clients share a name, or the same client appears under two companies, and staff cannot tell the rows apart.
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  ## Anti-patterns — never do any of these
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  - Do NOT render multiple `AvatarSub` elements on the same avatar.
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- The sub-avatar disambiguates *which* company a row represents, not *how many* companies a client has. The only correct multi-company pattern is row duplication.
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+ The sub-avatar disambiguates *which* company a row represents, not *how many* companies a client has. In Case A, row duplication is the only correct way to show a multi-company client; in Case B the record already names its company, so one badge per row is correct and duplication is wrong.
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  Use `expandClientsByCompany` — do NOT hand-roll the expansion. It returns one row per company for multi-company clients (each with its own `displayCompanyId`) and a single `displayCompanyId: null` row for clients with 0 or 1 companies.
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  name: assembly-integrations
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- description: Use BEFORE declaring requiredIntegrations in .assembly/app.json and before writing any call through getIntegration() from @/lib/nango (Slack and other OAuth providers — supported list inside). Covers manifest declaration, the broker client, per-provider gotchas (pagination, IDs vs names, membership/join), and ConnectorError handling.
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+ description: Use BEFORE declaring requiredIntegrations in .assembly/app.json and before writing any call through getIntegration() from @assembly-js/app-foundation/server (Slack and other OAuth providers — supported list inside). Covers manifest declaration, the broker client, per-provider gotchas (pagination, IDs vs names, membership/join), and ConnectorError handling.
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  ## How it works
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  When your app needs to talk to a third-party provider's API, declare the provider in `requiredIntegrations` in `.assembly/app.json`. The workspace admin connects the provider once via an OAuth popup; Assembly stores the connection through Nango.
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- At runtime you call the provider through `getIntegration(provider)` from `@/lib/nango`. Calls go to the Assembly **connector broker** over your app's own authenticated session — you never see, handle, or store OAuth tokens or any Nango credentials, and there are **no per-provider environment variables**. The broker resolves the workspace's connection server-side (from your app's identity) and relays the provider's response back to you.
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+ At runtime you call the provider through `getIntegration(provider)` from `@assembly-js/app-foundation/server`. Calls go to the Assembly **connector broker** over your app's own authenticated session — you never see, handle, or store OAuth tokens or any Nango credentials, and there are **no per-provider environment variables**. The broker resolves the workspace's connection server-side (from your app's identity) and relays the provider's response back to you.
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  `getIntegration` is **async** and must run **server-side, inside an authenticated request scope** — an API route handler, a server component, or a server action where `getAssembly()` can read the viewer bearer cookie. It authenticates to the broker as the current viewer the same way every other data call does — no `x-assembly-token` header, no token argument. Do **not** call it from a client component, from a background/cron job, or outside a user request — it will fail to authenticate. In practice: call it from a route handler invoked via `authFetch`, or from a server component/action that uses `getAssembly()`.
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+ - **`resolveResource(provider, resolverAction, { query?, cursor?, fields, queryInput?, cursorInput?, input? })`** from `@assembly-js/app-foundation/server` — server-side. Runs the resolver action and normalizes the provider's shape to `{ id, label }` options plus `nextCursor`. It returns a serializable `ResourcePage` — broker failures come back as `{ ok: false, error: { code, provider } }` instead of throwing, so the result survives a Server Action boundary (a thrown error is redacted in production). `fields` maps the action's result shape (dot paths allowed) — read it off the action's catalog signature above. Pass `queryInput` only when the action has a server-side search input; otherwise each page is filtered by label locally.
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+ - **Post messages with `slackPostMessage` from `@assembly-js/app-foundation/server` — never hand-roll `chat.postMessage`.** It resolves a `#name` to the channel ID, posts, and on `not_in_channel` joins the channel and retries once. Slack-level failures come back as `{ ok: false, error }`; on `not_in_channel` render "invite the bot to #channel in Slack" (private channels cannot be self-joined).
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