@confect/foldkit 10.0.0-next.26 → 10.0.0
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# @confect/foldkit
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## 10.0.0
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### Major Changes
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- c05ae0b: Migrate Confect to Effect 4, add middleware, experimental composable query streams, Foldkit bindings, and Convex AI gateway integrations. This release requires changes to function argument declarations, HTTP routers, runner calls, and test setup when upgrading from v9.
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### Requirements
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- All Confect packages require Node.js 24 or later and `effect ^4.0.0`.
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- `@confect/server` requires `convex ^1.45.0`.
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- `@confect/server`'s optional `@effect/platform-node` peer requires `^4.0.0` for Node actions.
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- The new `@confect/foldkit` package requires `foldkit ^0.165.0`.
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Confect no longer depends on `@effect/platform` or `@effect/cli`. Run `confect codegen` to regenerate the v10 bindings after updating your Confect declarations.
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### Breaking changes
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#### Declare function arguments as lazy field maps
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Pass a callback returning the fields of an argument object, rather than a callback returning `Schema.Struct`. This applies to queries, mutations, actions, and paginated queries. You can omit `args` when a function takes no arguments; Confect supplies an empty object. Keep `returns`, `item`, and `error` as callbacks returning schemas.
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```ts
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import { FunctionSpec } from "@confect/core";
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import * as Schema from "effect/Schema";
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FunctionSpec.publicQuery({
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args: () => Schema.Struct({ name: Schema.String }),
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```ts
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Import `Table` from `@confect/core` in your table declarations. Specs can then return a generated table's `Doc` without pulling server code into the client. `confect codegen` rejects value imports of `@confect/server` anywhere reachable from a spec, including table and generated modules. Type-only imports remain allowed.
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Table declarations still return a schema, not the field maps now used by function arguments. The server's `Table` re-exports remain available for server-only use. Run `confect codegen` to regenerate the deploy schema and client-safe table bindings.
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Confect function schemas must encode to Convex values. Use a serializable codec such as `Schema.OptionFromNullOr(...)` for an `Option` crossing that boundary: `Schema.Option` no longer provides the serialized representation expected there.
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Table schemas support object-shaped transformations, encoded-key mappings, brands, suspended schemas, and unions of those schemas while retaining Convex system fields. Every step must remain object-shaped; class schemas such as `Schema.Class` are not valid table schemas.
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Decode failures now use `Schema.SchemaError` instead of `ParseError`, including JavaScript clients, React hooks, and test helpers. React `useMutation` and `useAction` calls with declared errors return Effect `Result` values instead of `Either` values. Update matching and error annotations accordingly.
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Put the endpoint prefix on the Effect API itself, for example with `.prefix("/api")`. For interactive documentation, configure Scalar's `baseServerURL` with your deployment's site URL. Missing API handler groups are compile-time errors. You can merge plain routes from `effect/http/HttpRouter.add` and global middleware from `HttpRouter.middleware` into the same layer.
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The returned Convex router serves Effect routes through a catch-all at `/`; plain Convex routes added to it still take precedence. Route-layer construction, handlers, and middleware can read Convex environment variables through Confect's configuration provider.
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Use React's new `useStreamPaginatedQuery` for stream-backed paginated queries. It pins loaded page ranges, handles page splits, and restarts on invalid cursors. Foldkit pagination also preserves page ranges during navigation. Ordinary paginated queries and `usePaginatedQuery` remain available.
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