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-{"version":3,"file":"context-Bd02q5Sm.mjs","names":[],"sources":["../src/http/request-store.ts","../src/http/background.ts","../src/http/runtime.ts","../src/http/context.ts"],"sourcesContent":["import { AsyncLocalStorage } from 'node:async_hooks'\nimport type { ContextMetaKey, MetaValue } from '../core/execution-context'\n\n/** Per-request storage for REQUEST-scoped DI and request context propagation */\nexport interface RequestStore {\n  /** Unique request identifier */\n  requestId: string\n  /**\n   * Per-request singleton cache for REQUEST-scoped services. Keys are\n   * heterogeneous (class constructors, `InjectionToken` objects, raw\n   * strings), so the map type stays `Map<any, any>`.\n   */\n  instances: Map<any, any>\n  /**\n   * Per-request key/value bag. Canonical backing store for\n   * `RequestContext.set/get` and the Context Contributor pipeline (#107)\n   * since Phase 3. Anything written here is visible to every concrete\n   * execution context constructed for the same request, regardless of\n   * which middleware/contributor wrote it.\n   *\n   * Keys are constrained to `string` per the locked decision in\n   * `architecture.md` §20.12 (#4); the value type is `unknown` because\n   * the concrete shape at each key is determined by the consumer's\n   * `ContextMeta` augmentation, not by the store itself.\n   *\n   * Prefer the {@link getRequestValue} helper over reaching into this\n   * map directly — it threads the augmented `ContextMeta` shape through\n   * `MetaValue<K>` so consumers get typed reads without an `as` cast.\n   * Writes should flow through `ctx.set(key, value)` or a Context\n   * Contributor's return value — see the `setRequestValue` note below\n   * for why this package intentionally does NOT ship a service-level\n   * write helper.\n   */\n  values: Map<string, unknown>\n  /** Set once {@link disposeRequestStore} has run — guards double-dispose. */\n  disposed?: boolean\n}\n\n/** AsyncLocalStorage instance shared across the framework */\nexport const requestStore = new AsyncLocalStorage<RequestStore>()\n\n/**\n * Get the current request store. Throws if called outside a request context.\n * Used by the Container to resolve REQUEST-scoped dependencies.\n */\nexport function getRequestStore(): RequestStore {\n  const store = requestStore.getStore()\n  if (!store) {\n    throw new Error(\n      'No active request context. REQUEST-scoped services can only be resolved during an HTTP request.',\n    )\n  }\n  return store\n}\n\n/**\n * Read a per-request `ContextMeta`-keyed value from outside a controller\n * (services, repositories, anywhere with no `ctx` reference). Returns\n * the augmented type for the key — `MetaValue<K>` — so consumers get the\n * same static safety as `ctx.get(key)` without holding the context.\n *\n * Returns `undefined` outside an active request frame (background jobs,\n * startup code, tests without `requestScopeMiddleware()`) — the helper\n * is intentionally null-tolerant so calling it from a service that\n * runs in both request and non-request paths doesn't throw.\n *\n * @example\n * ```ts\n * declare module '@forinda/kickjs' {\n *   interface ContextMeta { tenant: { id: string; name: string } }\n * }\n *\n * @Service()\n * class AuditService {\n *   log(action: string) {\n *     const tenant = getRequestValue('tenant')  // typed: { id; name } | undefined\n *     db.audit.insert({ action, tenantId: tenant?.id })\n *   }\n * }\n * ```\n */\nexport function getRequestValue<K extends ContextMetaKey>(key: K): MetaValue<K> | undefined {\n  return requestStore.getStore()?.values.get(key) as MetaValue<K> | undefined\n}\n\n// Intentionally NO `setRequestValue` export.\n//\n// Writes are deliberately context-scoped — only the controlled write\n// surfaces should mutate the per-request Map:\n//\n//   1. A Context Contributor's `resolve()` / `onError()` return value\n//      (the runner does `ctx.set(reg.key, value)` on the contributor's\n//      behalf). This is the canonical way to populate a key.\n//   2. A controller / middleware / contributor that holds a\n//      `RequestContext` instance can call `ctx.set(key, value)`\n//      directly. The write is auditable inline at the call site.\n//\n// Letting arbitrary services reach in and mutate the store from\n// anywhere produces \"spooky action at a distance\" — keys appear in\n// the request bag without an obvious source, and tracing which\n// service polluted what becomes a grep exercise. Services that need\n// to publish per-request state should return the value to the caller\n// (controller or contributor) and let *that* layer write it via\n// `ctx.set`. If a future need genuinely requires a service-level\n// write surface, expose a narrow function (`recordTrace`,\n// `markStartTime`) on a service that captures the side effect, not a\n// generic `setRequestValue`.\n","/**\n * Work that outlives the response — `waitUntil(promise)`.\n *\n * A handler that fires off an audit log, an email, or an analytics call and\n * answers without awaiting it leaves that promise unowned: on serverless the\n * platform freezes or kills the instance once the response is sent, and on a\n * Node server `SIGTERM` exits before it settles. `waitUntil` registers the\n * promise so something waits for it:\n *\n * - on the Node server, `shutdown()` awaits it (within `shutdownTimeout`);\n * - through `createHandler()` and the web entry, it is handed to the\n *   platform's own `waitUntil` (Workers `ctx`, Netlify `context`, Vercel's\n *   `waitUntil`) when you pass it in.\n *\n * Process-wide, like the DI container: one app per process.\n *\n * @module @forinda/kickjs/http/background\n */\nimport { createLogger } from '../core/logger'\nimport { reportError } from '../core/observers'\nimport { requestStore } from './request-store'\n\nconst log = createLogger('waitUntil')\nconst pending = new Set<Promise<void>>()\n\n/**\n * Keep `promise` alive past the response. A rejection is logged (with the\n * request id when called during a request), never left unhandled.\n *\n * @example\n * ```ts\n * @Post('/')\n * async create(ctx: RequestContext) {\n *   const order = await this.orders.create(ctx.body)\n *   ctx.waitUntil(this.mailer.sendReceipt(order)) // or waitUntil(...) outside a handler\n *   return order\n * }\n * ```\n */\nexport function waitUntil(promise: Promise<unknown>): void {\n  const requestId = requestStore.getStore()?.requestId\n  const tracked: Promise<void> = Promise.resolve(promise).then(\n    () => {},\n    (err: unknown) => {\n      log.error({ err, requestId }, 'Background work passed to waitUntil() failed')\n      reportError(err, { source: 'background', requestId })\n    },\n  )\n  pending.add(tracked)\n  void tracked.finally(() => pending.delete(tracked))\n}\n\n/**\n * Resolve once every registered promise has settled — including work\n * registered while waiting. Never rejects.\n */\nexport async function settleBackgroundWork(): Promise<void> {\n  while (pending.size > 0) await Promise.all(pending)\n}\n\n/** How many `waitUntil` promises have not settled yet. */\nexport function pendingBackgroundWork(): number {\n  return pending.size\n}\n\n/**\n * The platform hook `createHandler()` and the web entry forward background\n * work to. Cloudflare Workers' `ctx`, Netlify's `context`, and `{ waitUntil }`\n * from `@vercel/functions` all have this shape.\n */\nexport interface PlatformContext {\n  waitUntil?(promise: Promise<unknown>): void\n}\n\n/** Hand every pending (and later-registered) promise to the platform. */\nexport function forwardBackgroundWork(platform: PlatformContext | undefined): void {\n  platform?.waitUntil?.(settleBackgroundWork())\n}\n","// The HttpRuntime seam.\n//\n// Decorators no longer emit an `express.Router` directly. `buildRouteTable()`\n// turns controller metadata into a plain-data `RouteEntry[]`; an `HttpRuntime`\n// materializes that table onto whatever engine it owns. Express is the default\n// runtime and the only one shipped in M1 — its materializer reproduces the exact\n// handler chain the old `buildRoutes()` built, so behavior is unchanged.\n//\n// Fastify / h3 runtimes (later milestones) consume the SAME `RouteEntry` data\n// and the SAME `HttpRuntime` contract; the request/response driver abstraction\n// that lets `RequestContext` run engine-agnostically lands with them (M3), since\n// under Express the drivers ARE the Express request/response objects already.\n//\n// Why a seam: running Fastify / h3 behind an Express-compat layer\n// (`@fastify/express`, h3's node bridge) bypasses their router and\n// serialization, and rebuilding `ctx` over web-standard Request/Response\n// would break SSE / streaming, multer uploads and `ctx.res` for every adopter.\n// The seam keeps `ctx` and swaps only the engine underneath it.\n\nimport { ROUTE_SLOT, type RouteFlags } from '../core/route-flag'\nimport type { IncomingMessage, ServerResponse } from 'node:http'\nimport type {\n  RequestHandler,\n  ErrorRequestHandler,\n  Express,\n  Request as ExpressRequest,\n  Response as ExpressResponse,\n} from 'express'\n\nimport type { Constructor, FileUploadConfig, MiddlewareHandler, RouteDefinition } from '../core'\nimport type { RequestContext } from './context'\n\n/** HTTP verbs the router emits. Mirrors the decorator surface (@Get/@Post/...). */\nexport type RouteMethod = 'GET' | 'POST' | 'PUT' | 'DELETE' | 'PATCH'\n\n/**\n * A context-based handler: the runtime-neutral unit of the request pipeline.\n * Contributors, route middleware (via {@link MiddlewareHandler}), and the\n * terminal controller call all reduce to this shape. The runtime owns how a\n * `CtxHandler` is wrapped onto its engine (Express wraps it in `(req, res,\n * next)`; Fastify in its own handler).\n */\nexport type CtxHandler = (ctx: RequestContext) => unknown | Promise<unknown>\n\n/**\n * Connect-style middleware — the portable middleware format. Built-in\n * middleware and adopter-supplied Express middleware are this shape. The\n * Express runtime hands them straight to `app.use`; later runtimes bridge\n * them (Fastify via `@fastify/middie`, h3 via its node adapter).\n *\n * Typed as the Express handler union for M1 (Express is the only runtime);\n * a future milestone narrows this to bare node `(req, res, next)` primitives\n * once the driver layer lands.\n */\nexport type ConnectMiddleware = RequestHandler | ErrorRequestHandler\n\n/**\n * One materialized route, as plain data. Produced by {@link buildRouteTable}\n * from decorator metadata; consumed by {@link HttpRuntime.mountRoutes}.\n *\n * The shape is deliberately richer than a flat `CtxHandler[]`: `middlewares`\n * keep the `(ctx, next)` signature (they may short-circuit or call `next(err)`),\n * `contributorRunner` is a closure over the pre-built pipeline + container (the\n * pipeline is built — and any cycle / missing-dep error thrown — at table-build\n * time, i.e. boot), and `validation` / `upload` stay as metadata the runtime\n * materializes its own way. Faithfully reproducing the legacy Express chain —\n * not collapsing it — is what keeps M1 behavior-neutral.\n */\nexport interface RouteEntry {\n  method: RouteMethod\n  /** Path with `:param` segments — the portable subset all engines accept. */\n  path: string\n  /** Class + method middleware, in execution order; each receives `(ctx, next)`. */\n  middlewares: MiddlewareHandler[]\n  /**\n   * Runs the contributor pipeline against `ctx` (populates `ctx.set(...)`),\n   * or `null` when no contributors apply. Closes over the built pipeline and\n   * the DI container so it stays engine-neutral; the runtime advances the\n   * chain (Express: call `next()`) once it resolves.\n   */\n  contributorRunner: CtxHandler | null\n  /**\n   * Contributors registered with `beforeValidation: true`. Runtimes run this\n   * right after publishing the matched route — before validation, upload and\n   * middleware — so a rejection (401) lands before a malformed body's 422.\n   * Absent or `null` when no contributor asks for it.\n   */\n  earlyContributorRunner?: CtxHandler | null\n  /** Terminal handler: resolves the controller per-request and invokes it. */\n  handler: CtxHandler\n  /** Introspection + runtime-materialized concerns (swagger/typegen read this). */\n  meta: RouteMeta\n}\n\n/** Per-route metadata: introspection refs plus runtime-materialized concerns. */\nexport interface RouteMeta {\n  /**\n   * Owning controller class — for DI resolution and adapter introspection.\n   * Absent for ad-hoc routes registered through {@link AdapterHttp.route},\n   * which have no controller class behind them.\n   */\n  controller?: Constructor\n  /** Handler method name on the controller, when there is one. */\n  handlerName?: string\n  /** Zod/JSON-schema validation config from the route decorator, if any. */\n  validation?: RouteDefinition['validation']\n  /** `@FileUpload` config, if present — the runtime supplies the backend. */\n  upload?: FileUploadConfig\n  /**\n   * Route flags in force here, resolved at build time (method over class).\n   * Enabled flags only: a flag declared `false` at a higher-precedence site is\n   * absent rather than present-and-false, so `has()` is always the right\n   * question. See `core/route-flag.ts`.\n   */\n  flags?: RouteFlags\n  /**\n   * The full mounted pattern (`/api/v1/users/:id`) — set by the Application\n   * for controller routes. `path` is relative to the module mount.\n   */\n  pattern?: string\n}\n\n/**\n * The route a request matched, published on `ctx.route`.\n *\n * Everything that holds a {@link RequestContext} — handlers, `@Middleware()`,\n * guards, contributors — can read it, which is what lets one declaration on a\n * route serve every consumer.\n */\n/**\n * Publish the matched route on the request, for `ctx.route` to read.\n *\n * Called by each runtime once per dispatch, before it builds a RequestContext.\n * It lives on `req` rather than on the ctx because the Express runtime\n * constructs a fresh RequestContext per middleware step — anything written to\n * one ctx would be invisible to the next and to the handler.\n */\nexport function publishMatchedRoute(req: unknown, entry: RouteEntry): void {\n  ;(req as Record<symbol, MatchedRoute>)[ROUTE_SLOT] = {\n    method: entry.method,\n    path: entry.path,\n    controller: entry.meta.controller,\n    handlerName: entry.meta.handlerName,\n    flags: entry.meta.flags ?? EMPTY_FLAGS,\n    pattern: entry.meta.pattern ?? entry.path,\n  }\n}\n\nconst EMPTY_FLAGS: RouteFlags = new Map() as RouteFlags\n\nexport interface MatchedRoute {\n  method: RouteMethod\n  /** Path as declared on the handler, e.g. `/:id`. */\n  path: string\n  /**\n   * The full route pattern including the mount prefix and version, e.g.\n   * `/api/v1/users/:id` — what metrics and spans should be keyed by. Falls\n   * back to `path` for routes registered without a mount.\n   */\n  pattern: string\n  controller?: Constructor\n  handlerName?: string\n  /** Enabled flags only — see {@link RouteMeta.flags}. */\n  flags: RouteFlags\n}\n\n/** A controller's routes grouped under the module mount prefix. */\nexport type RouteTable = { mountPath: string; routes: RouteEntry[] }[]\n\n/**\n * The response surface {@link RequestContext}'s helpers (`json` / `html` /\n * `sse` / `download` / `render` / `problem`) drive, instead of calling Express\n * `res` methods directly (spec §4.3). Sized so `express.Response` satisfies it\n * structurally — under the Express runtime the driver IS the Express response,\n * so there is no wrapping and no behavior change. Other runtimes (Fastify / h3)\n * provide a thin object implementing this over their native reply.\n *\n * The terminal methods return `RuntimeResponse` for fluent chaining (Express's\n * `Response` is assignable, since it is a superset).\n */\n/** True for the TypeError `JSON.stringify` throws on a bigint. */\nexport function isBigIntJsonError(err: unknown): boolean {\n  return err instanceof TypeError && /BigInt/.test(err.message)\n}\n\n/**\n * `JSON.stringify` that writes a bigint as its decimal string instead of\n * throwing — database counts and `bigint` columns reach responses as bigints.\n * Plain `JSON.stringify` runs first, so a body without one costs nothing extra.\n */\nexport function stringifyJson(data: unknown): string {\n  try {\n    return JSON.stringify(data)\n  } catch (err) {\n    if (!isBigIntJsonError(err)) throw err\n    return JSON.stringify(data, (_key, value) =>\n      typeof value === 'bigint' ? value.toString() : value,\n    )\n  }\n}\n\nexport interface RuntimeResponse {\n  status(code: number): RuntimeResponse\n  json(data: unknown): RuntimeResponse\n  send(data: unknown): RuntimeResponse\n  type(contentType: string): RuntimeResponse\n  setHeader(name: string, value: string | number | readonly string[]): unknown\n  render(view: string, data?: Record<string, unknown>): unknown\n  writeHead(statusCode: number, headers?: Record<string, string>): unknown\n  flushHeaders(): unknown\n  write(chunk: string | Buffer): boolean\n  end(data?: unknown): unknown\n  once(event: 'close' | 'drain', listener: () => void): unknown\n  readonly headersSent: boolean\n}\n\n// ── Runtime-typed escape hatches (spec §4.3b) ─────────────────────────────\n\n/**\n * Per-runtime type map: the engine-native request / response / app types an\n * `HttpRuntime` exposes through `ctx.req.raw` / `ctx.res.raw` / `AdapterContext.app`.\n */\nexport interface RuntimeTypeMap {\n  request: unknown\n  response: unknown\n  app: unknown\n}\n\n/** The Express runtime's native types — the default when nothing is augmented. */\nexport interface ExpressRuntimeTypes {\n  request: ExpressRequest\n  response: ExpressResponse\n  app: Express\n}\n\n/**\n * Augmentable runtime registry. Empty by default; the `kick/runtime` typegen\n * plugin emits a `{ runtime: <RuntimeTypeMap> }` augmentation from the configured\n * runtime, which flips the engine-native escape-hatch types — `AdapterContext.app`,\n * `getRuntimeApp()`, and (once the driver layer lands) `ctx.req.raw` / `ctx.res.raw`\n * — to that runtime. Mirrors `KickDbRegister` / `KickEnv`, so the type story is\n * uniform with `kick/db` and env typing.\n *\n * @example\n * ```ts\n * // .kickjs/types/kick__runtime.d.ts — generated by typegen\n * declare module '@forinda/kickjs' {\n *   interface KickRuntimeRegister {\n *     runtime: import('@forinda/kickjs/fastify').FastifyRuntimeTypes\n *   }\n * }\n * ```\n */\n\nexport interface KickRuntimeRegister {}\n\n/** The active runtime's type map — the augmented one, or Express by default. */\nexport type ActiveRuntime = KickRuntimeRegister extends { runtime: infer R extends RuntimeTypeMap }\n  ? R\n  : ExpressRuntimeTypes\n\n/** Options passed to {@link HttpRuntime.createApp}. */\nexport interface RuntimeAppOptions {\n  /**\n   * Express `trust proxy` setting (and the equivalent on other engines). The\n   * function form is Express-specific; other runtimes interpret the simpler\n   * shapes (or normalize X-Forwarded-For themselves — see spec §10 Q1).\n   */\n  trustProxy?: boolean | string | number | string[] | ((ip: string, hopIndex: number) => boolean)\n  /**\n   * When the app is mounted inside another handler (`kick dev`'s Vite server,\n   * `app.handle(req, res, next)` in a host server), hand requests no route\n   * matched back to it — `true`, the default — or answer them here with the\n   * app's not-found handling — `false`. Express always answers.\n   */\n  notFoundFallthrough?: boolean\n}\n\n/** Where a connect middleware sits and what it scopes to. */\nexport interface UseConnectOptions {\n  path?: string | RegExp | ReadonlyArray<string | RegExp>\n}\n\n/**\n * Optional engine capabilities. Absence means the corresponding `ctx` feature\n * raises a clear error on that runtime rather than failing obscurely.\n */\nexport interface RuntimeCapabilities {\n  /** View-engine rendering (`ctx.render`). Express: true; Fastify/h3: false initially. */\n  render: boolean\n  /** File uploads (`ctx.file` / `@FileUpload`). All engines, different backends. */\n  uploads: boolean\n  /** Connect-style middleware. Express/Fastify(middie): true; h3: best-effort. */\n  connectMiddleware: boolean\n  /**\n   * The engine parses request bodies itself (Fastify, h3). When true, the\n   * Application skips its default `express.json()` so the body stream isn't\n   * consumed twice (which would deadlock the engine's own parser). Express:\n   * false — it relies on the `express.json()` connect middleware.\n   */\n  nativeBodyParsing: boolean\n  /**\n   * The engine's `nodeHandler` works behind `node:http2` (the HTTP/2\n   * compatibility API), so `server: { http2: true }` may use it. Fastify/h3:\n   * true. Express: false — it does not run on that layer. Absent = false, so\n   * custom runtimes opt in explicitly.\n   */\n  http2?: boolean\n}\n\n/**\n * The engine driver. KickJS owns decorators → {@link RouteTable}, the\n * contributor pipeline, the `RequestContext` surface, and error mapping. The\n * runtime owns app/server creation, route materialization, connect-middleware\n * registration, static serving, and the terminal not-found / error handlers.\n *\n * `expressRuntime()` is the default and the M1 reference implementation.\n */\nexport interface HttpRuntime<TApp = unknown> {\n  readonly name: 'express' | 'fastify' | 'h3' | (string & {})\n\n  /** Create the engine app. Called once per Application (and per HMR rebuild). */\n  createApp(options?: RuntimeAppOptions): TApp\n\n  /**\n   * Node-compatible request listener — the transport contract.\n   * `http.createServer(handler)` in prod, Vite post-middleware in dev. MUST\n   * invoke `next` (when given) instead of 404-ing if no route matched — the\n   * Vite dev chain depends on fall-through.\n   */\n  nodeHandler(\n    app: TApp,\n  ): (req: IncomingMessage, res: ServerResponse, next?: (err?: unknown) => void) => void\n\n  /** Materialize the framework-built route table onto the engine. */\n  mountRoutes(app: TApp, table: RouteTable): void\n\n  /** Register a connect-style middleware (built-ins + adopter middleware). */\n  useConnect(app: TApp, mw: ConnectMiddleware, opts?: UseConnectOptions): void\n\n  /** Serve a static directory (swagger-ui assets, devtools SPA). */\n  serveStatic(app: TApp, prefix: string, dir: string): void\n\n  /** Terminal not-found handler. */\n  setNotFound(app: TApp, mw: ConnectMiddleware): void\n\n  /** Terminal error handler. */\n  setErrorHandler(app: TApp, mw: ConnectMiddleware): void\n\n  readonly capabilities: RuntimeCapabilities\n}\n\n/**\n * The supported surface adapters use to add HTTP routes, mounts, static dirs,\n * and middleware — engine-agnostic, in place of reaching for the raw Express\n * `app` (spec §4.4). Exposed as {@link AdapterContext.http}. Built by the\n * Application over the active {@link HttpRuntime}, so an adapter written against\n * this works under any runtime; the raw `app` escape hatch stays available for\n * the rare engine-specific need.\n */\nexport interface AdapterHttp {\n  /** Register a single context-handler route (e.g. a docs or transport endpoint). */\n  route(method: RouteMethod, path: string, handler: CtxHandler): void\n  /** Mount a pre-built route table under a path prefix. */\n  mount(prefix: string, routes: RouteEntry[]): void\n  /** Serve a static directory under a path prefix. */\n  serveStatic(prefix: string, dir: string): void\n  /** Register a connect-style middleware (optionally path-scoped). */\n  use(mw: ConnectMiddleware, opts?: UseConnectOptions): void\n}\n","/// <reference types=\"multer\" />\nimport type { Request, NextFunction } from 'express'\nimport { ROUTE_SLOT } from '../core/route-flag'\nimport {\n  isBigIntJsonError,\n  stringifyJson,\n  type ActiveRuntime,\n  type MatchedRoute,\n  type RuntimeResponse,\n} from './runtime'\nimport {\n  type ContextMetaKey,\n  type ExecutionContext,\n  type MetaValue,\n} from '../core/execution-context'\nimport { normalizeProblem, type ProblemDetails, type ValidationError } from '../core/errors'\nimport { MissingContextValueError } from '../core/context-errors'\nimport { requestStore } from './request-store'\nimport { waitUntil } from './background'\nimport { resolveClientIp, type ClientRequestLike } from './client-ip'\nimport type { Session } from './middleware/session'\nimport {\n  parseQuery,\n  type ParseQueryOptions,\n  type QueryFieldConfig,\n  type PaginatedResponse,\n  type TypedParsedQuery,\n} from './query'\n\n/**\n * Input shape for the typed problem-detail convenience methods on\n * {@link ProblemSender} (`ctx.problem.notFound`, `.badRequest`, etc.) —\n * RFC 9457 details minus the `status`, which each method pre-fills.\n */\ntype ProblemInput = Omit<ProblemDetails, 'status'>\n\n/**\n * Callable response helper for RFC 9457 — Problem Details responses.\n * Returned by `ctx.problem`. Invoke directly for a fully-specified\n * payload, or use the named convenience methods to pre-fill `status` +\n * `title` for the common codes.\n *\n * Each call sets `Content-Type: application/problem+json` and serializes\n * the canonical shape (defaulting `type` to `about:blank` and `title` to\n * the IANA reason phrase per RFC 9457 §3.1.1 / §3.1.4).\n *\n * @example\n * ```ts\n * ctx.problem({\n *   type: 'https://api.example.com/problems/out-of-credit',\n *   status: 403,\n *   detail: 'Your balance is 30, but that costs 50.',\n *   balance: 30,                // extension per §3.2\n * })\n *\n * ctx.problem.notFound({ detail: 'User abc not found' })\n * ctx.problem.validation(zodResult.error.issues)\n * ```\n */\ninterface ProblemSender {\n  (input: ProblemDetails): RuntimeResponse\n  /** 400 Bad Request — RFC 9457. */\n  badRequest(input?: ProblemInput): RuntimeResponse\n  /** 401 Unauthorized — RFC 9457. */\n  unauthorized(input?: ProblemInput): RuntimeResponse\n  /** 403 Forbidden — RFC 9457. */\n  forbidden(input?: ProblemInput): RuntimeResponse\n  /** 404 Not Found — RFC 9457. */\n  notFound(input?: ProblemInput): RuntimeResponse\n  /** 409 Conflict — RFC 9457. */\n  conflict(input?: ProblemInput): RuntimeResponse\n  /** 422 Unprocessable Entity — RFC 9457. */\n  unprocessable(input?: ProblemInput): RuntimeResponse\n  /** 429 Too Many Requests — RFC 9457. */\n  tooManyRequests(input?: ProblemInput): RuntimeResponse\n  /** 500 Internal Server Error — RFC 9457. */\n  internal(input?: ProblemInput): RuntimeResponse\n  /**\n   * 422 with Zod issues serialized into the `errors` extension per\n   * RFC 9457 §3.2's array convention. Pass `error.issues` from a Zod\n   * `safeParse` failure or `error.issues` from a thrown ZodError.\n   */\n  validation(issues: any[], input?: ProblemInput): RuntimeResponse\n}\n\n/**\n * Recursively marks every property of `T` as `readonly`. Preserves\n * `Function`, `Date`, and `RegExp` unchanged, and converts `Map` / `Set`\n * to `ReadonlyMap` / `ReadonlySet` so their mutating methods (`set`,\n * `delete`, `add`, `clear`) are removed from the public surface.\n * Tuples keep their positional element types — only their per-element\n * mutability is locked.\n *\n * Exposed as a utility for adopters who want to opt into compile-time\n * sealing of their own shapes. **No longer applied to\n * `RequestContext.{body,params,query,headers,file,files}`** — that\n * broke TS narrowing / discriminated-union drilldowns on typed request\n * payloads. Runtime read-only enforcement now lives in\n * {@link makeReadOnlyProxy} (dev-only Proxy that warns on writes,\n * no-op in production).\n *\n * Type-only. No runtime cost. `DeepReadonly<any>` is `any` (TS\n * distributes conditional types over `any`).\n */\nexport type DeepReadonly<T> = T extends (...args: never[]) => unknown\n  ? T\n  : T extends Date | RegExp\n    ? T\n    : T extends Map<infer K, infer V>\n      ? ReadonlyMap<DeepReadonly<K>, DeepReadonly<V>>\n      : T extends Set<infer V>\n        ? ReadonlySet<DeepReadonly<V>>\n        : T extends readonly (infer U)[]\n          ? // Distinguish a regular array from a tuple. A regular `T[]` widens\n            // its `length` to `number`; a tuple's `length` is a literal\n            // (e.g. `2`). The literal branch maps over `keyof T` so each\n            // positional slot keeps its own type — `DeepReadonly<[1, 2]>` →\n            // `readonly [1, 2]`, not `readonly (1 | 2)[]`.\n            number extends T['length']\n            ? ReadonlyArray<DeepReadonly<U>>\n            : { readonly [K in keyof T]: DeepReadonly<T[K]> }\n          : T extends object\n            ? { readonly [K in keyof T]: DeepReadonly<T[K]> }\n            : T\n\n/**\n * Re-export the augmentable {@link ContextMeta} registry from core/.\n * Declared in `core/execution-context.ts` so non-HTTP transports\n * (WS/queue/cron, V2) share one declaration site. Apps still augment\n * via the canonical `declare module '@forinda/kickjs'` form.\n */\nexport type { ContextMeta } from '../core/execution-context'\n\n/**\n * Symbol key under which the per-request `AbortController` backing\n * `RequestContext.signal` is cached on the Express `req` object.\n * Shared across every `RequestContext` instance built for the same\n * request (router-builder constructs separate wrappers for\n * middleware, the contributor pipeline, and the main handler — they\n * all need the same signal).\n */\nconst signalControllerKey = Symbol.for('kickjs.requestContext.signalController')\n\n/**\n * Symbol key under which per-target read-only Proxy wrappers are\n * cached on the Express `req` object. Used by {@link makeReadOnlyProxy}\n * so repeat access of `ctx.body` / `ctx.params` / etc. returns the same\n * Proxy instance (cheap, and stable under `===` for adopters comparing\n * values across middleware).\n */\nconst readOnlyProxyCacheKey = Symbol.for('kickjs.requestContext.readOnlyProxyCache')\n\n/**\n * `true` iff `v` is a plain object (`{}` / `Object.create(null)`) or an\n * array — the two shapes JSON.parse / Express body-parser produce and\n * the only ones the read-only Proxy recurses into. Class instances,\n * `Date`, `RegExp`, `Map`, `Set`, `Buffer`, streams, and functions\n * pass through unwrapped so their method dispatch and `instanceof`\n * checks keep working.\n */\nfunction isPlainObjectOrArray(v: unknown): v is object {\n  if (v === null || typeof v !== 'object') return false\n  if (Array.isArray(v)) return true\n  const proto = Object.getPrototypeOf(v)\n  return proto === Object.prototype || proto === null\n}\n\n/**\n * In dev, wrap `target` in a `Proxy` whose `set` / `deleteProperty` /\n * `defineProperty` traps log a warning and otherwise leave the\n * underlying object untouched. A `get` trap recursively wraps nested\n * plain objects and arrays on access, so deep mutations\n * (`ctx.body.user.name = 'x'`, `ctx.files[0].fieldname = 'y'`,\n * `ctx.body.tags.push(...)`) all surface a warning — matching the\n * prior `DeepReadonly<T>` contract at runtime instead of at the type\n * level. In production (`process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production'`) the\n * proxy is bypassed entirely and `target` is returned as-is so the\n * hot path stays zero-cost.\n *\n * Why a Proxy instead of `DeepReadonly<T>` at the type level: the\n * recursive conditional type interfered with TS narrowing (notably\n * discriminated unions on `ctx.body`) and slowed type-checking on\n * deeply-nested Zod-inferred shapes. Compile-time sealing is gone;\n * runtime warning catches the same class of bug during dev and tests.\n *\n * Trap returns `true` so strict-mode call sites (which is all of them\n * — ES modules are strict) don't *throw* on assignment — they just\n * get a warning + the underlying value stays untouched. Adopters\n * discover the violation when the subsequent read returns the\n * original value, not the one they \"set\".\n *\n * Targets are cached per-`req` under {@link readOnlyProxyCacheKey} so\n * (1) repeat getter access returns the same proxy (`ctx.body ===\n * ctx.body`, `ctx.body.user === ctx.body.user`); and (2) cyclic refs\n * (`body.self = body`) terminate via the cache hit on the second\n * visit. Primitives, `null`, and non-plain values pass through.\n */\nfunction makeReadOnlyProxy<T>(target: T, req: object, label: string): T {\n  if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') return target\n  if (!isPlainObjectOrArray(target)) return target\n\n  type Cache = WeakMap<object, unknown>\n  const reqObj = req as Record<symbol, Cache | undefined>\n  let cache = reqObj[readOnlyProxyCacheKey]\n  if (!cache) {\n    cache = new WeakMap()\n    reqObj[readOnlyProxyCacheKey] = cache\n  }\n  const targetObj = target as unknown as object\n  const cached = cache.get(targetObj)\n  if (cached) return cached as T\n\n  const warnWrite = (verb: string, prop: PropertyKey) => {\n    console.warn(\n      `[kickjs] Attempted to ${verb} \\`ctx.${label}.${String(prop)}\\` — ` +\n        `request data is read-only. ` +\n        `Stash computed values via \\`ctx.set('key', value)\\` or a Context Contributor, ` +\n        `or reach \\`ctx.req.${label}\\` if you genuinely need the raw mutable handle.`,\n    )\n  }\n\n  const proxy = new Proxy(targetObj, {\n    get(t, prop, receiver) {\n      const value = Reflect.get(t, prop, receiver)\n      // Recurse only into plain objects / arrays. Functions (incl.\n      // array methods like `.push`) pass through with `receiver` as\n      // their `this`, so internal `this[i] = x` writes still hit the\n      // `set` trap and warn.\n      if (isPlainObjectOrArray(value)) {\n        return makeReadOnlyProxy(value, req, `${label}.${String(prop)}`)\n      }\n      return value\n    },\n    set(_t, prop) {\n      warnWrite('assign', prop)\n      return true\n    },\n    deleteProperty(_t, prop) {\n      warnWrite('delete', prop)\n      return true\n    },\n    defineProperty(_t, prop) {\n      warnWrite('Object.defineProperty on', prop)\n      return true\n    },\n  })\n  cache.set(targetObj, proxy)\n  return proxy as T\n}\n\n/**\n * The shape of a single route entry in `KickRoutes`. Generated by\n * `kick typegen` and consumed via the `Ctx<T>` helper. Each field is\n * `unknown` by default and is filled in as the typegen learns more\n * about the route (URL params from the path, body/query from validation\n * schemas, etc.).\n */\nexport interface RouteShape {\n  params?: unknown\n  body?: unknown\n  query?: unknown\n  response?: unknown\n  /**\n   * Union of context keys `kick typegen` proved are populated for this\n   * route — the keys of every context contributor applied at method or\n   * class level. Drives {@link RequestContext.require} narrowing, so\n   * calling `ctx.require()` for a key this route doesn't carry is a\n   * compile error instead of a request-time throw.\n   *\n   * `string` (the default) means \"not proven\", not \"no keys\". Typegen\n   * emits `string` whenever it cannot see the full picture — a\n   * contributor registered at module / adapter / bootstrap level, or an\n   * unrecognised decorator that might bundle contributors of its own.\n   * Narrowing an unprovable route would produce compile errors for keys\n   * that really are present.\n   */\n  contextKeys?: string\n}\n\n/**\n * Unified request/response abstraction passed to every controller method.\n * Shields handlers from raw Express objects and provides convenience methods.\n *\n * Implements {@link ExecutionContext} so the transport-agnostic Context\n * Contributor pipeline (#107) can run against this concrete HTTP context\n * the same way it will run against future WS / queue / cron contexts.\n */\nexport class RequestContext<\n  TBody = any,\n  TParams = any,\n  TQuery = any,\n  /**\n   * Context keys proven present for this route. Defaults to\n   * {@link ContextMetaKey} — every key the project has registered — which\n   * collapses to `string` when neither registry has been augmented, so a\n   * handler typed as plain `RequestContext` keeps today's behaviour. That\n   * default is also the deliberate escape hatch when typegen's view of a\n   * route is incomplete.\n   */\n  TKeys extends ContextMetaKey = ContextMetaKey,\n> implements ExecutionContext<TKeys> {\n  /**\n   * Engine-agnostic response driver the response helpers write through. Under\n   * the Express runtime it IS `res` (Express's Response satisfies\n   * {@link RuntimeResponse} structurally); other runtimes pass a thin wrapper\n   * over their native reply as the optional fourth argument.\n   */\n  private readonly _response: RuntimeResponse\n\n  /**\n   * The route this request matched: its method, path, controller, handler name\n   * and resolved {@link MatchedRoute.flags}.\n   *\n   * Available to anything running inside the matched route — route middleware,\n   * contributors, guards, the handler. Global middleware runs before route\n   * matching, so it sees `undefined` there.\n   *\n   * ```ts\n   * if (ctx.route?.flags.has('auth.public')) return next()\n   * ```\n   */\n  get route(): MatchedRoute | undefined {\n    return (this.req as unknown as Record<symbol, MatchedRoute | undefined>)?.[ROUTE_SLOT]\n  }\n\n  constructor(\n    public readonly req: ActiveRuntime['request'],\n    public readonly res: ActiveRuntime['response'],\n    public readonly next: NextFunction,\n    responseDriver?: RuntimeResponse,\n  ) {\n    // Under the Express runtime `res` IS a RuntimeResponse (structural); other\n    // runtimes pass an explicit driver wrapping their native reply.\n    this._response = responseDriver ?? (res as RuntimeResponse)\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Memo of the most recent {@link qs} call this request. The query\n   * object is immutable for a request's lifetime, so a repeat call with\n   * the same `(fieldConfig, options)` references returns the cached\n   * parse instead of re-walking the filter/sort strings.\n   */\n  private _qsMemo?: { config: unknown; options: unknown; result: unknown }\n\n  /** Memoized {@link problem} sender — built lazily on first access. */\n  private _problem?: ProblemSender\n\n  /**\n   * Read-side accessor for the per-request metadata map.\n   *\n   * Returns the AsyncLocalStorage map (`requestStore.getStore().values`)\n   * shared with the Context Contributor pipeline when an ALS frame is\n   * active. Returns `null` outside any frame — read-side callers\n   * (`ctx.get`, `ctx.user`, `ctx.tenantId`, `ctx.roles`) treat that as\n   * \"no metadata\" and fall through to their `req.*` defaults. Reads\n   * never throw because outside an ALS frame nobody could have written\n   * via `ctx.set` anyway, so an empty answer is the truthful one.\n   */\n  private metadataReadOnly(): Map<string, any> | null {\n    return (requestStore.getStore()?.values as Map<string, any> | undefined) ?? null\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Write-side accessor for the per-request metadata map.\n   *\n   * Returns the same map as {@link metadataReadOnly} when an ALS frame\n   * is active. Throws otherwise — writing to a fallback map outside\n   * the ALS frame would silently lose data because other call sites\n   * (downstream contributors, request-logger, etc.) read from the\n   * canonical store and would never see it. Mount\n   * `requestScopeMiddleware()` (Application does this for you in\n   * `'auto'` mode) or wrap your test setup in\n   * `requestStore.run({...}, () => …)` to fix.\n   */\n  private metadataForWrite(): Map<string, any> {\n    const store = requestStore.getStore()\n    if (store) return store.values as Map<string, any>\n    throw new Error(\n      'RequestContext.set called outside an AsyncLocalStorage frame. ' +\n        'Mount requestScopeMiddleware() before constructing RequestContext, ' +\n        'or wrap test setup in requestStore.run({ requestId, instances: new Map(), values: new Map() }, () => ...).',\n    )\n  }\n\n  // ── Request Data ────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\n  /**\n   * Parsed request body. Wrapped in a dev-only Proxy that warns when\n   * adopters try to mutate Zod-validated payloads in place — compute\n   * new values and stash them via `ctx.set('key', value)` or a Context\n   * Contributor instead. Reach for `ctx.req.body` if you genuinely\n   * need the raw, mutable Express handle (rare).\n   *\n   * In production the Proxy is bypassed and `this.req.body` is\n   * returned as-is — no runtime cost on the hot path.\n   */\n  get body(): TBody {\n    return makeReadOnlyProxy<TBody>(this.req.body, this.req, 'body')\n  }\n\n  /** Path parameters parsed from the route — read-only, see {@link body}. */\n  get params(): TParams {\n    return makeReadOnlyProxy<TParams>(this.req.params as TParams, this.req, 'params')\n  }\n\n  /** Parsed query string — read-only, see {@link body}. */\n  get query(): TQuery {\n    return makeReadOnlyProxy<TQuery>(this.req.query as TQuery, this.req, 'query')\n  }\n\n  /** Inbound HTTP headers — read-only, see {@link body}. */\n  get headers(): Request['headers'] {\n    return makeReadOnlyProxy<Request['headers']>(this.req.headers, this.req, 'headers')\n  }\n\n  get requestId(): string | undefined {\n    return (this.req as any).requestId ?? (this.req.headers['x-request-id'] as string | undefined)\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * `AbortSignal` that fires when the underlying HTTP request is\n   * closed — either because the client disconnected before the\n   * response was sent, or because Node's socket-close event ran\n   * after a normal response. Multiple `RequestContext` wrappers for\n   * the same request (router-builder constructs one per\n   * middleware/contributor pipeline / main handler) share a single\n   * `AbortController` cached on the underlying `req` object, so the\n   * signal is stable across the request lifecycle.\n   *\n   * Thread it through anything that takes an `AbortSignal` so the\n   * work cancels as soon as the client gives up — e.g. a kickjs-db\n   * relational query:\n   *\n   * ```ts\n   * @Get('/:id/full')\n   * async show(ctx: RequestContext) {\n   *   const row = await this.repo.findFullById(ctx.params.id, ctx.signal)\n   *   if (!row) return ctx.notFound()\n   *   ctx.json(row)\n   * }\n   * ```\n   *\n   * The repo passes `signal` to `db.query.<table>.findUnique({ signal })`;\n   * if the client disconnects mid-flight, the in-flight query rejects\n   * with `RelationalQueryCancelledError` instead of consuming the\n   * connection until completion.\n   *\n   * Implementation note — both `req.on('close')` and `res.on('close')`\n   * are wired so the signal aborts regardless of whether the close\n   * event lands on the request stream or the response stream first.\n   * Subsequent fires are no-ops (`AbortController.abort()` is\n   * idempotent).\n   */\n  get signal(): AbortSignal {\n    const req = this.req as Request & { [signalControllerKey]?: AbortController }\n    const cached = req[signalControllerKey]\n    if (cached) return cached.signal\n\n    const ctrl = new AbortController()\n    req[signalControllerKey] = ctrl\n    const abort = () => ctrl.abort('request closed')\n    this.req.once('close', abort)\n    this._response.once('close', abort)\n    return ctrl.signal\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * The request's session — set by the `session()` middleware, which must be\n   * installed. Type your keys once by augmenting `SessionData`:\n   *\n   * ```ts\n   * declare module '@forinda/kickjs' {\n   *   interface SessionData { userId?: string }\n   * }\n   * ```\n   */\n  get session(): Session {\n    return (this.req as { session?: Session }).session as Session\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * The authenticated user set by AuthAdapter.\n   * Reads from the per-request metadata store first (`ctx.set('user', ...)`),\n   * then falls back to `req.user` (set directly by AuthAdapter middleware).\n   *\n   * Extend the `AuthUser` interface via module augmentation in your own auth\n   * module — see the BYO Auth recipe in the docs\n   * to get full typing.\n   *\n   * @example\n   * ```ts\n   * @Get('/me')\n   * @Authenticated()\n   * getProfile(ctx: RequestContext) {\n   *   const user = ctx.user\n   *   if (!user) return ctx.notFound()\n   *   return ctx.json({ user })\n   * }\n   * ```\n   */\n  get user(): MetaValue<'user', Record<string, any>> | undefined {\n    return this.metadataReadOnly()?.get('user') ?? (this.req as any).user\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Tenant identifier for multi-tenant apps. Reads `user.tenantId` —\n   * populated either by `AuthAdapter.testMode({ tenantId })`, a tenant\n   * resolver middleware, or manually on the strategy's `mapPayload`.\n   *\n   * Augment `AuthUser` (or `ContextMeta['user']`) to widen the return\n   * type if your user shape guarantees a non-`string | undefined` id.\n   */\n  get tenantId(): string | undefined {\n    const u = this.user as Record<string, any> | undefined\n    return u?.tenantId\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Effective role list for the current user. Prefers `user.tenantRoles`\n   * (populated by `AuthAdapterOptions.roleResolver` under a tenant) and\n   * falls back to `user.roles`. Returns an empty array when the user is\n   * absent or the shape has neither field.\n   */\n  get roles(): string[] {\n    const u = this.user as Record<string, any> | undefined\n    return u?.tenantRoles ?? u?.roles ?? []\n  }\n\n  // ── Query String Parsing ───────────────────────────────────────────\n\n  /**\n   * Parse the request query string into structured filters, sort, pagination, and search.\n   * Pass the result to an ORM query builder adapter (Drizzle, Prisma, Sequelize, etc.).\n   *\n   * Generic over the field config: when passed an inline literal (or\n   * `as const`), `filters[].field` and `sort[].field` are narrowed to\n   * the exact whitelisted field names. Pass nothing or a non-literal\n   * config and you get the loose `string` fallback.\n   *\n   * @param fieldConfig - Optional whitelist for filterable, sortable, and searchable fields\n   * @param options - Limits (`maxLimit`, `defaultLimit`, `maxSearchLength`) and an\n   *   `onReject` hook. By default a rejected/over-broad field is logged via\n   *   `console.warn` with the request id; pass an explicit `onReject` to override\n   *   (e.g. throw to return a 400), or `onReject: () => {}` to silence.\n   *\n   * @example\n   * ```ts\n   * @Get('/')\n   * async list(ctx: RequestContext) {\n   *   const parsed = ctx.qs({\n   *     filterable: ['status', 'priority'],\n   *     sortable: ['createdAt', 'title'],\n   *   } as const)\n   *   parsed.filters[0].field // typed as 'status' | 'priority'\n   *   parsed.sort[0].field    // typed as 'createdAt' | 'title'\n   * }\n   * ```\n   */\n  qs<TConfig extends QueryFieldConfig | undefined = undefined>(\n    fieldConfig?: TConfig,\n    options?: ParseQueryOptions,\n  ): TypedParsedQuery<TConfig> {\n    // Cheap per-request memo — repeat calls with the same args (the\n    // common controller pattern) skip re-parsing. `req.query` is fixed\n    // for the request's lifetime, so caching is always sound.\n    const memo = this._qsMemo\n    if (memo && memo.config === fieldConfig && memo.options === options) {\n      return memo.result as TypedParsedQuery<TConfig>\n    }\n    const effective: ParseQueryOptions = {\n      ...options,\n      onReject:\n        options?.onReject ??\n        ((rejection) => {\n          const id = this.requestId ? `[${this.requestId}] ` : ''\n          console.warn(\n            `${id}query ${rejection.kind} '${rejection.field}' rejected (${rejection.reason})`,\n          )\n        }),\n    }\n    const result = parseQuery<TConfig>(\n      this.req.query as Record<string, any>,\n      fieldConfig,\n      effective,\n    )\n    this._qsMemo = { config: fieldConfig, options, result }\n    return result\n  }\n\n  // ── File Uploads ────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\n  /**\n   * Single uploaded file (requires `@FileUpload({ mode: 'single' })`).\n   * Wrapped in a dev-only Proxy that warns on mutation — see {@link body}.\n   * File metadata is set by the upload middleware and shouldn't be\n   * mutated downstream.\n   */\n  get file(): Express.Multer.File | undefined {\n    const f = this.req.file\n    return f ? makeReadOnlyProxy<Express.Multer.File>(f, this.req, 'file') : undefined\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Array of uploaded files (requires `@FileUpload({ mode: 'array' })`).\n   * The array (and each entry in dev) is wrapped in a read-only Proxy\n   * that warns on `push`/`pop` and per-file mutation. Use\n   * `ctx.req.files` if you genuinely need the mutable Express handle.\n   */\n  get files(): Express.Multer.File[] | undefined {\n    // multer's `Request['files']` is a union — array (mode: 'array' /\n    // 'any') or `{ [fieldname]: File[] }` (mode: 'fields'). The\n    // `@FileUpload({ mode: 'array' })` decorator only sets the array\n    // shape, but `Request['files']` is the broad union. Narrow back to\n    // `File[]` here for the common-case getter; adopters using\n    // `mode: 'fields'` can read `ctx.req.files` directly for the\n    // dictionary shape.\n    const f = this.req.files\n    if (!Array.isArray(f)) return undefined\n    return makeReadOnlyProxy<Express.Multer.File[]>(f, this.req, 'files')\n  }\n\n  // ── Metadata Store ──────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\n  /**\n   * Read a value from the per-request metadata store.\n   *\n   * The key is constrained to {@link ContextMetaKey} — the keys registered in\n   * `ContextMeta` / `ContextKeys` — so a typo is a compile error rather than a\n   * permanent `undefined`. Projects that have augmented neither registry get\n   * `string`, exactly as before.\n   *\n   * Constrained by `ContextMetaKey` and deliberately NOT by `TKeys`: \"does this\n   * key exist in the app\" is a different question from \"does this route carry\n   * it\", and narrowing by the latter would turn an incomplete typegen view into\n   * false errors for keys written by middleware. Presence is `require`'s job;\n   * this always returns `| undefined`.\n   *\n   * When `ContextMeta` has a matching key the return type is inferred\n   * automatically. For ad-hoc keys, pass a generic: `ctx.get<MyType>('custom')`.\n   */\n  get<K extends ContextMetaKey>(key: K): MetaValue<K> | undefined {\n    return this.metadataReadOnly()?.get(key) as MetaValue<K> | undefined\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Read a value that a contributor is expected to have produced, and\n   * throw {@link MissingContextValueError} when it hasn't.\n   *\n   * Use this instead of `ctx.get(key)!` anywhere the value is a\n   * precondition rather than an optional extra — permissions, tenants,\n   * the resolved subject of the route. The non-null assertion compiles\n   * whether or not the producing contributor is actually applied to the\n   * route, so a dropped `@LoadTenant` turns into `undefined` flowing\n   * silently into an auth check. `require()` fails loudly at that point\n   * instead, naming the key.\n   *\n   * ```ts\n   * // before — compiles even if @OperatorPerm was never applied\n   * const perm = ctx.get('operatorPerm')!\n   *\n   * // after — throws MissingContextValueError naming the key + route\n   * const perm = ctx.require('operatorPerm')\n   * ```\n   *\n   * When `TKeys` is narrowed — which it is for a handler typed as\n   * `Ctx<KickRoutes…>`, from typegen's per-route `contextKeys` — asking\n   * for a key the route doesn't carry is a compile error, so a dropped\n   * decorator fails the build. `TKeys` stays `string` (no narrowing) for\n   * a plain `RequestContext` and for any route typegen couldn't prove\n   * complete; there this is a runtime guarantee only.\n   * See `architecture.md` §20.14.\n   *\n   * `null` counts as present; only `undefined` (or a missing entry)\n   * throws. A contributor that deliberately resolves to `null` is\n   * expressing \"looked, found nothing\", which is a real value — which\n   * is why the return type is `Exclude<…, undefined>` and NOT\n   * `NonNullable<…>`. The latter would strip `null` from the type while\n   * the runtime still hands it back, so a caller would be told a value\n   * is non-null and then get `null`.\n   */\n  require<K extends TKeys>(key: K): Exclude<MetaValue<K>, undefined> {\n    const value = this.metadataReadOnly()?.get(key)\n    if (value === undefined) {\n      throw new MissingContextValueError(key, this.routeLabel())\n    }\n    return value as Exclude<MetaValue<K>, undefined>\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Best-effort `\"GET /path\"` label for error messages. Runtime-agnostic:\n   * express/fastify requests and web-standard `Request` all expose\n   * `method` + `url`, but none of them are guaranteed here, so every\n   * access is defensive and the whole thing is optional.\n   */\n  private routeLabel(): string | undefined {\n    const req = this.req as { method?: unknown; url?: unknown } | undefined\n    const method = typeof req?.method === 'string' ? req.method : undefined\n    const url = typeof req?.url === 'string' ? req.url : undefined\n    if (method && url) return `${method} ${url}`\n    return method ?? url\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Write a value to the per-request metadata store. Throws when no\n   * AsyncLocalStorage frame is active — see {@link metadataForWrite}\n   * for why a silent fallback is the wrong default.\n   */\n  set<K extends ContextMetaKey>(key: K, value: MetaValue<K>): void {\n    this.metadataForWrite().set(key, value)\n  }\n\n  // ── Response Helpers ────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\n  /**\n   * Set a response header. Runtime-neutral — works on every engine and on\n   * the web/edge entry. No-op guards are the runtime's job (headers set\n   * after the response settles are ignored or throw per engine).\n   */\n  setHeader(name: string, value: string | number | readonly string[]): this {\n    this._response.setHeader(name, value)\n    return this\n  }\n\n  json(data: any, status = 200) {\n    return this.sendJson(status, data)\n  }\n\n  created(data: any) {\n    return this.sendJson(201, data)\n  }\n\n  private sendJson(status: number, data: unknown): RuntimeResponse {\n    try {\n      return this._response.status(status).json(data)\n    } catch (err) {\n      // Express serialises inside `res.json` and throws on a bigint before\n      // anything is written; the other runtimes' drivers use stringifyJson.\n      if (!isBigIntJsonError(err) || this._response.headersSent) throw err\n      return this._response.status(status).json(JSON.parse(stringifyJson(data)))\n    }\n  }\n\n  noContent() {\n    return this._response.status(204).end()\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * @deprecated Prefer {@link ProblemSender.notFound | ctx.problem.notFound()},\n   * which emits an RFC 9457 — Problem Details response. This helper stays\n   * for backward compatibility and will not be removed.\n   */\n  notFound(message = 'Not Found') {\n    return this._response.status(404).json({ message })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * @deprecated Prefer {@link ProblemSender.badRequest | ctx.problem.badRequest()},\n   * which emits an RFC 9457 — Problem Details response. This helper stays\n   * for backward compatibility and will not be removed.\n   */\n  badRequest(message: string) {\n    return this._response.status(400).json({ message })\n  }\n\n  // ── RFC 9457 Problem Details ───────────────────────────────────────\n\n  /**\n   * RFC 9457 — Problem Details for HTTP APIs response helper.\n   * https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc9457\n   *\n   * `ctx.problem(...)` sends a canonical problem-detail response with\n   * `Content-Type: application/problem+json`. The convenience methods\n   * (`ctx.problem.notFound`, `.badRequest`, etc.) pre-fill `status` +\n   * `title` for the common codes.\n   *\n   * `type` defaults to `about:blank` (§3.1.1); `title` defaults to the\n   * IANA reason phrase for `status` (§3.1.4). Extension members per §3.2\n   * pass through unchanged.\n   *\n   * @example\n   * ```ts\n   * ctx.problem({\n   *   type: 'https://api.example.com/problems/out-of-credit',\n   *   status: 403,\n   *   detail: 'Your balance is 30, but that costs 50.',\n   *   instance: `/account/${ctx.user.id}/messages/${ctx.params.id}`,\n   *   balance: 30,\n   * })\n   *\n   * ctx.problem.notFound({ detail: 'User abc not found' })\n   * ctx.problem.validation(zodResult.error.issues)\n   * ```\n   *\n   * @see {@link ProblemException} for the exception-throwing equivalent\n   * (use it from services where `ctx` isn't in scope).\n   */\n  get problem(): ProblemSender {\n    // Memoized — building the sender allocates ~10 closures, so pay that only\n    // on the first access per context instead of per `ctx.problem.*` call.\n    if (this._problem) return this._problem\n    const send = (input: ProblemDetails): RuntimeResponse => this.sendProblem(input)\n    send.badRequest = (input: ProblemInput = {}): RuntimeResponse =>\n      this.sendProblem({ status: 400, ...input })\n    send.unauthorized = (input: ProblemInput = {}): RuntimeResponse =>\n      this.sendProblem({ status: 401, ...input })\n    send.forbidden = (input: ProblemInput = {}): RuntimeResponse =>\n      this.sendProblem({ status: 403, ...input })\n    send.notFound = (input: ProblemInput = {}): RuntimeResponse =>\n      this.sendProblem({ status: 404, ...input })\n    send.conflict = (input: ProblemInput = {}): RuntimeResponse =>\n      this.sendProblem({ status: 409, ...input })\n    send.unprocessable = (input: ProblemInput = {}): RuntimeResponse =>\n      this.sendProblem({ status: 422, ...input })\n    send.tooManyRequests = (input: ProblemInput = {}): RuntimeResponse =>\n      this.sendProblem({ status: 429, ...input })\n    send.internal = (input: ProblemInput = {}): RuntimeResponse =>\n      this.sendProblem({ status: 500, ...input })\n    send.validation = (issues: any[], input: ProblemInput = {}): RuntimeResponse => {\n      const errors: ValidationError[] = (issues || []).map((issue: any) => ({\n        field: issue.path?.join?.('.') ?? '',\n        message: issue.message ?? '',\n        code: issue.code,\n      }))\n      return this.sendProblem({\n        status: 422,\n        detail: issues?.[0]?.message,\n        ...input,\n        errors,\n      })\n    }\n    this._problem = send as ProblemSender\n    return this._problem\n  }\n\n  private sendProblem(input: ProblemDetails): RuntimeResponse {\n    const body = normalizeProblem(input)\n    this._response.setHeader('Content-Type', 'application/problem+json')\n    return this._response.status(body.status).json(body)\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Send an HTML response.\n   *\n   * Passes the full MIME type rather than the `'html'` shorthand. The\n   * shorthand is an Express affordance — `res.type()` runs it through a MIME\n   * lookup — but the Fastify and h3 drivers forward the string to their own\n   * `type()` / `setHeader()` verbatim, so `'html'` reached the wire as a\n   * malformed `Content-Type: html` on those engines. Fastify 5.10 started\n   * normalising that invalid value to `text/plain`, which is what surfaced it.\n   *\n   * Express produces `text/html; charset=utf-8` for `.type('html')`, so\n   * spelling it out here is byte-identical there and correct everywhere else.\n   */\n  /**\n   * The client's IP address, or `undefined` when it cannot be determined.\n   *\n   * Prefers the value the runtime computed (Express derives `req.ip` from the\n   * app's `trust proxy` setting; Fastify from `trustProxy`), because raw\n   * forwarded headers are client-SPOOFABLE on deployments that do not\n   * normalize them. The header fallbacks exist for runtimes with no `ip`\n   * field at all — notably the web/edge entry.\n   *\n   * `ctx.req.ip` is Express-only, so reaching for it directly broke on\n   * Fastify and h3.\n   */\n  get ip(): string | undefined {\n    return resolveClientIp(this.req as ClientRequestLike)\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Redirect the client. Works on every runtime.\n   *\n   * Every engine spells this differently — Express and Fastify have\n   * `res.redirect()`, h3 has `sendRedirect(event, location, code)` — and none\n   * of them is shared, so this writes the status and `Location` header through\n   * the runtime response surface, which all four expose.\n   *\n   * The response carries no body. Express sends a short text line and h3 an\n   * HTML meta-refresh fallback; a bare `Location` with a 3xx is sufficient per\n   * RFC 9110, and interpolating the URL into an HTML body would add an\n   * injection surface to a value this method already warns is dangerous.\n   *\n   * ::: warning\n   * Never pass an unvalidated user-supplied `url`. An attacker-controlled\n   * destination turns this into an open redirect, which is a common phishing\n   * primitive. Allow-list the target or keep it relative.\n   * :::\n   */\n  redirect(url: string, status = 302) {\n    this._response.status(status).setHeader('location', url)\n    return this._response.end()\n  }\n\n  html(content: string, status = 200) {\n    return this._response.status(status).type('text/html; charset=utf-8').send(content)\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Send a body with its content type — XML, plain text, CSV, an image.\n   * Runtime-neutral, like `json()` and `html()`. `type` defaults to\n   * `text/plain; charset=utf-8`.\n   *\n   * @example\n   * ```ts\n   * ctx.send(sitemapXml, { type: 'application/xml' })\n   * ctx.send(csv, { type: 'text/csv; charset=utf-8', status: 200 })\n   * ```\n   */\n  send(body: string | Uint8Array, options: { type?: string; status?: number } = {}) {\n    return this._response\n      .status(options.status ?? 200)\n      .type(options.type ?? 'text/plain; charset=utf-8')\n      .send(body)\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Send `buffer` as a file download named `filename`. The name is written\n   * per RFC 6266 — an ASCII fallback plus `filename*` in UTF-8 — so a name\n   * from an upload (quotes, line breaks, non-Latin text) can't break the header.\n   */\n  download(buffer: Buffer, filename: string, contentType = 'application/octet-stream') {\n    this._response.setHeader('Content-Disposition', contentDisposition(filename))\n    this._response.setHeader('Content-Type', contentType)\n    return this._response.send(buffer)\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Render a template using the registered view engine (EJS, Pug, Handlebars, etc.).\n   * Requires a ViewAdapter to be configured in bootstrap().\n   *\n   * @param template - Template name (without extension, relative to viewsDir)\n   * @param data - Data to pass to the template\n   *\n   * @example\n   * ```ts\n   * ctx.render('dashboard', { user, title: 'Dashboard' })\n   * ctx.render('emails/welcome', { name: 'Alice' })\n   * ```\n   */\n  render(template: string, data: Record<string, any> = {}) {\n    return this._response.render(template, data)\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Parse query params and return a standardized paginated response.\n   * Calls `ctx.qs()` internally, then wraps your data with pagination meta.\n   *\n   * @param fetcher - Async function that receives ParsedQuery and returns `{ data, total }`\n   * @param fieldConfig - Optional whitelist for filterable, sortable, searchable fields\n   *\n   * @example\n   * ```ts\n   * @Get('/')\n   * async list(ctx: RequestContext) {\n   *   return ctx.paginate(\n   *     async (parsed) => {\n   *       const data = await db.select().from(users)\n   *         .where(query.where).limit(parsed.pagination.limit)\n   *         .offset(parsed.pagination.offset).all()\n   *       const total = await db.select({ count: count() }).from(users).get()\n   *       return { data, total: total?.count ?? 0 }\n   *     },\n   *     { filterable: ['name', 'role'], sortable: ['createdAt'] },\n   *   )\n   * }\n   * ```\n   */\n  async paginate<T, TConfig extends QueryFieldConfig | undefined = undefined>(\n    fetcher: (parsed: TypedParsedQuery<TConfig>) => Promise<{ data: T[]; total: number }>,\n    fieldConfig?: TConfig,\n  ): Promise<PaginatedResponse<T>> {\n    const parsed = this.qs<TConfig>(fieldConfig)\n    const { data, total } = await fetcher(parsed)\n    const { page, limit } = parsed.pagination\n    const totalPages = Math.ceil(total / limit) || 1\n\n    const response: PaginatedResponse<T> = {\n      data,\n      meta: {\n        page,\n        limit,\n        total,\n        totalPages,\n        hasNext: page < totalPages,\n        hasPrev: page > 1,\n      },\n    }\n\n    this.json(response)\n    // Sends AND returns the payload. Returning `this.json(...)` handed back\n    // the engine's `RuntimeResponse`, so the documented usage —\n    // `return ctx.paginate(...)` — emitted `response: RuntimeResponse` into\n    // `KickRoutes`, and the typed client offered `.status()` / `.setHeader()`\n    // where the caller expected `data` and `meta`.\n    //\n    // Returning the payload rather than tagging the response reuses the\n    // existing return-value inference (the same path `return user` and\n    // `return reply(201, user)` take) instead of adding a second mechanism\n    // beside `reply`. Sending here is kept for handlers that call `paginate`\n    // without returning it; the runtimes only auto-send a returned value when\n    // nothing was written (`if (!res.headersSent)`), so there is no double\n    // send.\n    return response\n  }\n\n  // ── Server-Sent Events ──────────────────────────────────────────────\n\n  /**\n   * Start an SSE (Server-Sent Events) stream.\n   * Sets the correct headers and returns helpers to send events.\n   *\n   * Pass a payload type to get typed sends — and `return sse` from the\n   * handler so `kick typegen` carries the event type into\n   * `KickRoutes.Api`, where `@forinda/kickjs-client`'s `api.stream()`\n   * picks it up (the returned handler is ignored at runtime — the\n   * response is already streaming).\n   *\n   * @example\n   * ```ts\n   * interface Tick { time: string }\n   *\n   * @Get('/events')\n   * async stream(ctx: RequestContext) {\n   *   const sse = ctx.sse<Tick>()\n   *\n   *   const interval = setInterval(() => {\n   *     sse.send({ time: new Date().toISOString() }, 'tick')\n   *   }, 1000)\n   *\n   *   sse.onClose(() => clearInterval(interval))\n   *   return sse // typed as SseHandler<Tick> → response inference\n   * }\n   * ```\n   */\n  /**\n   * Send a web-standard `Response` — status, headers (every `Set-Cookie`\n   * kept) and body, streamed chunk by chunk — on any runtime. For handing off\n   * to libraries that speak `Request`/`Response`, such as the MCP SDK's\n   * web-standard transport.\n   *\n   * Resolves once the body is fully written. Stops reading the body when the\n   * client disconnects.\n   *\n   * @example\n   * ```ts\n   * @Post('/mcp')\n   * async mcp(ctx: RequestContext) {\n   *   await ctx.sendResponse(await transport.handleRequest(webRequest))\n   * }\n   * ```\n   */\n  async sendResponse(response: Response): Promise<void> {\n    const headers: Record<string, string | string[]> = {}\n    response.headers.forEach((value, name) => {\n      if (name !== 'set-cookie') headers[name] = value\n    })\n    const cookies = response.headers.getSetCookie()\n    if (cookies.length > 0) headers['set-cookie'] = cookies\n\n    if (!response.body) {\n      // Not writeHead() + end(): on the web driver writeHead switches to a\n      // streamed Response, which a 204/304 cannot be, and on Fastify end()\n      // bypasses the headers set on the reply. send() is each runtime's own\n      // buffered reply path.\n      this._response.status(response.status)\n      for (const [name, value] of Object.entries(headers)) this._response.setHeader(name, value)\n      this._response.send('')\n      return\n    }\n    this._response.writeHead(response.status, headers as Record<string, string>)\n    // Send the headers now: a stream whose first chunk comes later (SSE)\n    // would otherwise leave the client waiting to see the response open.\n    this._response.flushHeaders()\n    const reader = response.body.getReader()\n    const stop = () => {\n      reader.cancel().catch(() => {})\n    }\n    this.signal.addEventListener('abort', stop, { once: true })\n    try {\n      for (;;) {\n        const { done, value } = await reader.read()\n        if (done) break\n        // Honour backpressure: on a slow client, wait for the socket to drain\n        // (or the client to go away) before reading more of the body.\n        if (this._response.write(Buffer.from(value)) === false && !this.signal.aborted) {\n          await new Promise<void>((resolve) => {\n            const resume = () => {\n              this.signal.removeEventListener('abort', resume)\n              resolve()\n            }\n            this._response.once('drain', resume)\n            this.signal.addEventListener('abort', resume, { once: true })\n          })\n        }\n      }\n    } finally {\n      this.signal.removeEventListener('abort', stop)\n      this._response.end()\n    }\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Keep `promise` running after the response is sent — an audit log, an\n   * email, an analytics call. The Node server's `shutdown()` waits for it;\n   * `createHandler()` and the web entry hand it to the platform's\n   * `waitUntil` when you pass the platform context in. A rejection is\n   * logged, never unhandled. Same as the standalone `waitUntil()` export.\n   */\n  waitUntil(promise: Promise<unknown>): void {\n    waitUntil(promise)\n  }\n\n  sse<T = unknown>(): SseHandler<T> {\n    this._response.writeHead(200, {\n      'Content-Type': 'text/event-stream',\n      'Cache-Control': 'no-cache',\n      Connection: 'keep-alive',\n      'X-Accel-Buffering': 'no',\n    })\n    this._response.flushHeaders()\n\n    const closeCallbacks: Array<() => void> = []\n\n    this.req.on('close', () => {\n      for (const cb of closeCallbacks) cb()\n    })\n\n    return {\n      /** Send an SSE event with optional event name and id */\n      send: (data: T, event?: string, id?: string) => {\n        if (id) this._response.write(`id: ${id}\\n`)\n        if (event) this._response.write(`event: ${event}\\n`)\n        this._response.write(`data: ${JSON.stringify(data)}\\n\\n`)\n      },\n      /** Send a comment (keeps connection alive) */\n      comment: (text: string) => {\n        this._response.write(`: ${text}\\n\\n`)\n      },\n      /** Register a callback when the client disconnects */\n      onClose: (fn: () => void) => {\n        closeCallbacks.push(fn)\n      },\n      /** End the SSE stream */\n      close: () => {\n        this._response.end()\n      },\n    }\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * The handle {@link RequestContext.sse} returns. The optional phantom\n * `__sse` property carries the event payload type STRUCTURALLY — never set\n * at runtime — so `kick typegen`'s response inference (handler `return sse`)\n * flows it into `KickRoutes.Api`, and `@forinda/kickjs-client` detects SSE\n * routes without importing any server types.\n */\nexport interface SseHandler<T = unknown> {\n  /** Phantom event-payload type marker — never assigned at runtime. */\n  readonly __sse?: T\n  /** Send an SSE event with optional event name and id. */\n  send(data: T, event?: string, id?: string): void\n  /** Send a comment line (keeps the connection alive through proxies). */\n  comment(text: string): void\n  /** Register a callback for client disconnect. */\n  onClose(fn: () => void): void\n  /** End the SSE stream. */\n  close(): void\n}\n\n/**\n * Short alias for `RequestContext` parameterised by a route shape.\n *\n * Use with `kick typegen`'s generated `KickRoutes` namespace for\n * fully-typed `ctx.params`, `ctx.body`, and `ctx.query`. Metadata\n * typing (`ctx.get()`, `ctx.set()`, `ctx.user`) comes from\n * `ContextMeta` augmentation and works on all `RequestContext` instances.\n *\n * @example\n * ```ts\n * @Get('/:id')\n * getUser(ctx: Ctx<KickRoutes.UserController['getUser']>) {\n *   ctx.params.id      // typed from RouteShape\n *   ctx.body           // typed from RouteShape\n *   ctx.user           // typed from ContextMeta\n *   ctx.get('tenant')  // typed from ContextMeta\n * }\n * ```\n */\nexport type Ctx<TRoute extends RouteShape = RouteShape> = RequestContext<\n  TRoute extends { body: infer B } ? B : any,\n  TRoute extends { params: infer P } ? P : any,\n  TRoute extends { query: infer Q } ? Q : any,\n  // Falls back to `string` (no narrowing) whenever typegen couldn't prove\n  // the route's full contributor set — see `RouteShape.contextKeys`.\n  TRoute extends { contextKeys: infer K }\n    ? K extends ContextMetaKey\n      ? 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Returns\n * the augmented type for the key — `MetaValue<K>` — so consumers get the\n * same static safety as `ctx.get(key)` without holding the context.\n *\n * Returns `undefined` outside an active request frame (background jobs,\n * startup code, tests without `requestScopeMiddleware()`) — the helper\n * is intentionally null-tolerant so calling it from a service that\n * runs in both request and non-request paths doesn't throw.\n *\n * @example\n * ```ts\n * declare module '@forinda/kickjs' {\n *   interface ContextMeta { tenant: { id: string; name: string } }\n * }\n *\n * @Service()\n * class AuditService {\n *   log(action: string) {\n *     const tenant = getRequestValue('tenant')  // typed: { id; name } | undefined\n *     db.audit.insert({ action, tenantId: tenant?.id })\n *   }\n * }\n * ```\n */\nexport function getRequestValue<K extends ContextMetaKey>(key: K): MetaValue<K> | undefined {\n  return requestStore.getStore()?.values.get(key) as MetaValue<K> | undefined\n}\n\n// Intentionally NO `setRequestValue` export.\n//\n// Writes are deliberately context-scoped — only the controlled write\n// surfaces should mutate the per-request Map:\n//\n//   1. A Context Contributor's `resolve()` / `onError()` return value\n//      (the runner does `ctx.set(reg.key, value)` on the contributor's\n//      behalf). This is the canonical way to populate a key.\n//   2. A controller / middleware / contributor that holds a\n//      `RequestContext` instance can call `ctx.set(key, value)`\n//      directly. The write is auditable inline at the call site.\n//\n// Letting arbitrary services reach in and mutate the store from\n// anywhere produces \"spooky action at a distance\" — keys appear in\n// the request bag without an obvious source, and tracing which\n// service polluted what becomes a grep exercise. Services that need\n// to publish per-request state should return the value to the caller\n// (controller or contributor) and let *that* layer write it via\n// `ctx.set`. If a future need genuinely requires a service-level\n// write surface, expose a narrow function (`recordTrace`,\n// `markStartTime`) on a service that captures the side effect, not a\n// generic `setRequestValue`.\n","/**\n * Work that outlives the response — `waitUntil(promise)`.\n *\n * A handler that fires off an audit log, an email, or an analytics call and\n * answers without awaiting it leaves that promise unowned: on serverless the\n * platform freezes or kills the instance once the response is sent, and on a\n * Node server `SIGTERM` exits before it settles. `waitUntil` registers the\n * promise so something waits for it:\n *\n * - on the Node server, `shutdown()` awaits it (within `shutdownTimeout`);\n * - through `createHandler()` and the web entry, it is handed to the\n *   platform's own `waitUntil` (Workers `ctx`, Netlify `context`, Vercel's\n *   `waitUntil`) when you pass it in.\n *\n * Process-wide, like the DI container: one app per process.\n *\n * @module @forinda/kickjs/http/background\n */\nimport { createLogger } from '../core/logger'\nimport { reportError } from '../core/observers'\nimport { requestStore } from './request-store'\n\nconst log = createLogger('waitUntil')\nconst pending = new Set<Promise<void>>()\n\n/**\n * Keep `promise` alive past the response. A rejection is logged (with the\n * request id when called during a request), never left unhandled.\n *\n * @example\n * ```ts\n * @Post('/')\n * async create(ctx: RequestContext) {\n *   const order = await this.orders.create(ctx.body)\n *   ctx.waitUntil(this.mailer.sendReceipt(order)) // or waitUntil(...) outside a handler\n *   return order\n * }\n * ```\n */\nexport function waitUntil(promise: Promise<unknown>): void {\n  const requestId = requestStore.getStore()?.requestId\n  const tracked: Promise<void> = Promise.resolve(promise).then(\n    () => {},\n    (err: unknown) => {\n      log.error({ err, requestId }, 'Background work passed to waitUntil() failed')\n      reportError(err, { source: 'background', requestId })\n    },\n  )\n  pending.add(tracked)\n  void tracked.finally(() => pending.delete(tracked))\n}\n\n/**\n * Resolve once every registered promise has settled — including work\n * registered while waiting. Never rejects.\n */\nexport async function settleBackgroundWork(): Promise<void> {\n  while (pending.size > 0) await Promise.all(pending)\n}\n\n/** How many `waitUntil` promises have not settled yet. */\nexport function pendingBackgroundWork(): number {\n  return pending.size\n}\n\n/**\n * The platform hook `createHandler()` and the web entry forward background\n * work to. Cloudflare Workers' `ctx`, Netlify's `context`, and `{ waitUntil }`\n * from `@vercel/functions` all have this shape.\n */\nexport interface PlatformContext {\n  waitUntil?(promise: Promise<unknown>): void\n}\n\n/** Hand every pending (and later-registered) promise to the platform. */\nexport function forwardBackgroundWork(platform: PlatformContext | undefined): void {\n  platform?.waitUntil?.(settleBackgroundWork())\n}\n","// The HttpRuntime seam.\n//\n// Decorators no longer emit an `express.Router` directly. `buildRouteTable()`\n// turns controller metadata into a plain-data `RouteEntry[]`; an `HttpRuntime`\n// materializes that table onto whatever engine it owns. Express is the default\n// runtime and the only one shipped in M1 — its materializer reproduces the exact\n// handler chain the old `buildRoutes()` built, so behavior is unchanged.\n//\n// Fastify / h3 runtimes (later milestones) consume the SAME `RouteEntry` data\n// and the SAME `HttpRuntime` contract; the request/response driver abstraction\n// that lets `RequestContext` run engine-agnostically lands with them (M3), since\n// under Express the drivers ARE the Express request/response objects already.\n//\n// Why a seam: running Fastify / h3 behind an Express-compat layer\n// (`@fastify/express`, h3's node bridge) bypasses their router and\n// serialization, and rebuilding `ctx` over web-standard Request/Response\n// would break SSE / streaming, multer uploads and `ctx.res` for every adopter.\n// The seam keeps `ctx` and swaps only the engine underneath it.\n\nimport { ROUTE_SLOT, type RouteFlags } from '../core/route-flag'\nimport type { IncomingMessage, ServerResponse } from 'node:http'\nimport type {\n  RequestHandler,\n  ErrorRequestHandler,\n  Express,\n  Request as ExpressRequest,\n  Response as ExpressResponse,\n} from 'express'\n\nimport type { Constructor, FileUploadConfig, MiddlewareHandler, RouteDefinition } from '../core'\nimport type { RequestContext } from './context'\n\n/** HTTP verbs the router emits. Mirrors the decorator surface (@Get/@Post/...). */\nexport type RouteMethod = 'GET' | 'POST' | 'PUT' | 'DELETE' | 'PATCH'\n\n/**\n * A context-based handler: the runtime-neutral unit of the request pipeline.\n * Contributors, route middleware (via {@link MiddlewareHandler}), and the\n * terminal controller call all reduce to this shape. The runtime owns how a\n * `CtxHandler` is wrapped onto its engine (Express wraps it in `(req, res,\n * next)`; Fastify in its own handler).\n */\nexport type CtxHandler = (ctx: RequestContext) => unknown | Promise<unknown>\n\n/**\n * Connect-style middleware — the portable middleware format. Built-in\n * middleware and adopter-supplied Express middleware are this shape. The\n * Express runtime hands them straight to `app.use`; later runtimes bridge\n * them (Fastify via `@fastify/middie`, h3 via its node adapter).\n *\n * Typed as the Express handler union for M1 (Express is the only runtime);\n * a future milestone narrows this to bare node `(req, res, next)` primitives\n * once the driver layer lands.\n */\nexport type ConnectMiddleware = RequestHandler | ErrorRequestHandler\n\n/**\n * One materialized route, as plain data. Produced by {@link buildRouteTable}\n * from decorator metadata; consumed by {@link HttpRuntime.mountRoutes}.\n *\n * The shape is deliberately richer than a flat `CtxHandler[]`: `middlewares`\n * keep the `(ctx, next)` signature (they may short-circuit or call `next(err)`),\n * `contributorRunner` is a closure over the pre-built pipeline + container (the\n * pipeline is built — and any cycle / missing-dep error thrown — at table-build\n * time, i.e. boot), and `validation` / `upload` stay as metadata the runtime\n * materializes its own way. Faithfully reproducing the legacy Express chain —\n * not collapsing it — is what keeps M1 behavior-neutral.\n */\nexport interface RouteEntry {\n  method: RouteMethod\n  /** Path with `:param` segments — the portable subset all engines accept. */\n  path: string\n  /** Class + method middleware, in execution order; each receives `(ctx, next)`. */\n  middlewares: MiddlewareHandler[]\n  /**\n   * Runs the contributor pipeline against `ctx` (populates `ctx.set(...)`),\n   * or `null` when no contributors apply. Closes over the built pipeline and\n   * the DI container so it stays engine-neutral; the runtime advances the\n   * chain (Express: call `next()`) once it resolves.\n   */\n  contributorRunner: CtxHandler | null\n  /**\n   * Contributors registered with `beforeValidation: true`. Runtimes run this\n   * right after publishing the matched route — before validation, upload and\n   * middleware — so a rejection (401) lands before a malformed body's 422.\n   * Absent or `null` when no contributor asks for it.\n   */\n  earlyContributorRunner?: CtxHandler | null\n  /** Terminal handler: resolves the controller per-request and invokes it. */\n  handler: CtxHandler\n  /** Introspection + runtime-materialized concerns (swagger/typegen read this). */\n  meta: RouteMeta\n}\n\n/** Per-route metadata: introspection refs plus runtime-materialized concerns. */\nexport interface RouteMeta {\n  /**\n   * Owning controller class — for DI resolution and adapter introspection.\n   * Absent for ad-hoc routes registered through {@link AdapterHttp.route},\n   * which have no controller class behind them.\n   */\n  controller?: Constructor\n  /** Handler method name on the controller, when there is one. */\n  handlerName?: string\n  /** Zod/JSON-schema validation config from the route decorator, if any. */\n  validation?: RouteDefinition['validation']\n  /** `@FileUpload` config, if present — the runtime supplies the backend. */\n  upload?: FileUploadConfig\n  /**\n   * Route flags in force here, resolved at build time (method over class).\n   * Enabled flags only: a flag declared `false` at a higher-precedence site is\n   * absent rather than present-and-false, so `has()` is always the right\n   * question. See `core/route-flag.ts`.\n   */\n  flags?: RouteFlags\n  /**\n   * The full mounted pattern (`/api/v1/users/:id`) — set by the Application\n   * for controller routes. `path` is relative to the module mount.\n   */\n  pattern?: string\n}\n\n/**\n * The route a request matched, published on `ctx.route`.\n *\n * Everything that holds a {@link RequestContext} — handlers, `@Middleware()`,\n * guards, contributors — can read it, which is what lets one declaration on a\n * route serve every consumer.\n */\n/**\n * Publish the matched route on the request, for `ctx.route` to read.\n *\n * Called by each runtime once per dispatch, before it builds a RequestContext.\n * It lives on `req` rather than on the ctx because the Express runtime\n * constructs a fresh RequestContext per middleware step — anything written to\n * one ctx would be invisible to the next and to the handler.\n */\nexport function publishMatchedRoute(req: unknown, entry: RouteEntry): void {\n  ;(req as Record<symbol, MatchedRoute>)[ROUTE_SLOT] = {\n    method: entry.method,\n    path: entry.path,\n    controller: entry.meta.controller,\n    handlerName: entry.meta.handlerName,\n    flags: entry.meta.flags ?? EMPTY_FLAGS,\n    pattern: entry.meta.pattern ?? entry.path,\n  }\n}\n\nconst EMPTY_FLAGS: RouteFlags = new Map() as RouteFlags\n\nexport interface MatchedRoute {\n  method: RouteMethod\n  /** Path as declared on the handler, e.g. `/:id`. */\n  path: string\n  /**\n   * The full route pattern including the mount prefix and version, e.g.\n   * `/api/v1/users/:id` — what metrics and spans should be keyed by. Falls\n   * back to `path` for routes registered without a mount.\n   */\n  pattern: string\n  controller?: Constructor\n  handlerName?: string\n  /** Enabled flags only — see {@link RouteMeta.flags}. */\n  flags: RouteFlags\n}\n\n/** A controller's routes grouped under the module mount prefix. */\nexport type RouteTable = { mountPath: string; routes: RouteEntry[] }[]\n\n/**\n * The response surface {@link RequestContext}'s helpers (`json` / `html` /\n * `sse` / `download` / `render` / `problem`) drive, instead of calling Express\n * `res` methods directly (spec §4.3). Sized so `express.Response` satisfies it\n * structurally — under the Express runtime the driver IS the Express response,\n * so there is no wrapping and no behavior change. Other runtimes (Fastify / h3)\n * provide a thin object implementing this over their native reply.\n *\n * The terminal methods return `RuntimeResponse` for fluent chaining (Express's\n * `Response` is assignable, since it is a superset).\n */\n/** True for the TypeError `JSON.stringify` throws on a bigint. */\nexport function isBigIntJsonError(err: unknown): boolean {\n  return err instanceof TypeError && /BigInt/.test(err.message)\n}\n\n/**\n * `JSON.stringify` that writes a bigint as its decimal string instead of\n * throwing — database counts and `bigint` columns reach responses as bigints.\n * Plain `JSON.stringify` runs first, so a body without one costs nothing extra.\n */\nexport function stringifyJson(data: unknown): string {\n  try {\n    return JSON.stringify(data)\n  } catch (err) {\n    if (!isBigIntJsonError(err)) throw err\n    return JSON.stringify(data, (_key, value) =>\n      typeof value === 'bigint' ? value.toString() : value,\n    )\n  }\n}\n\nexport interface RuntimeResponse {\n  status(code: number): RuntimeResponse\n  json(data: unknown): RuntimeResponse\n  send(data: unknown): RuntimeResponse\n  type(contentType: string): RuntimeResponse\n  setHeader(name: string, value: string | number | readonly string[]): unknown\n  render(view: string, data?: Record<string, unknown>): unknown\n  writeHead(statusCode: number, headers?: Record<string, string>): unknown\n  flushHeaders(): unknown\n  write(chunk: string | Buffer): boolean\n  end(data?: unknown): unknown\n  once(event: 'close' | 'drain', listener: () => void): unknown\n  readonly headersSent: boolean\n}\n\n// ── Runtime-typed escape hatches (spec §4.3b) ─────────────────────────────\n\n/**\n * Per-runtime type map: the engine-native request / response / app types an\n * `HttpRuntime` exposes through `ctx.req.raw` / `ctx.res.raw` / `AdapterContext.app`.\n */\nexport interface RuntimeTypeMap {\n  request: unknown\n  response: unknown\n  app: unknown\n}\n\n/** The Express runtime's native types — the default when nothing is augmented. */\nexport interface ExpressRuntimeTypes {\n  request: ExpressRequest\n  response: ExpressResponse\n  app: Express\n}\n\n/**\n * Augmentable runtime registry. Empty by default; the `kick/runtime` typegen\n * plugin emits a `{ runtime: <RuntimeTypeMap> }` augmentation from the configured\n * runtime, which flips the engine-native escape-hatch types — `AdapterContext.app`,\n * `getRuntimeApp()`, and (once the driver layer lands) `ctx.req.raw` / `ctx.res.raw`\n * — to that runtime. Mirrors `KickDbRegister` / `KickEnv`, so the type story is\n * uniform with `kick/db` and env typing.\n *\n * @example\n * ```ts\n * // .kickjs/types/kick__runtime.d.ts — generated by typegen\n * declare module '@forinda/kickjs' {\n *   interface KickRuntimeRegister {\n *     runtime: import('@forinda/kickjs/fastify').FastifyRuntimeTypes\n *   }\n * }\n * ```\n */\n\nexport interface KickRuntimeRegister {}\n\n/** The active runtime's type map — the augmented one, or Express by default. */\nexport type ActiveRuntime = KickRuntimeRegister extends { runtime: infer R extends RuntimeTypeMap }\n  ? R\n  : ExpressRuntimeTypes\n\n/** Options passed to {@link HttpRuntime.createApp}. */\nexport interface RuntimeAppOptions {\n  /**\n   * Express `trust proxy` setting (and the equivalent on other engines). The\n   * function form is Express-specific; other runtimes interpret the simpler\n   * shapes (or normalize X-Forwarded-For themselves — see spec §10 Q1).\n   */\n  trustProxy?: boolean | string | number | string[] | ((ip: string, hopIndex: number) => boolean)\n  /**\n   * When the app is mounted inside another handler (`kick dev`'s Vite server,\n   * `app.handle(req, res, next)` in a host server), hand requests no route\n   * matched back to it — `true`, the default — or answer them here with the\n   * app's not-found handling — `false`. Express always answers.\n   */\n  notFoundFallthrough?: boolean\n}\n\n/** Where a connect middleware sits and what it scopes to. */\nexport interface UseConnectOptions {\n  path?: string | RegExp | ReadonlyArray<string | RegExp>\n}\n\n/**\n * Optional engine capabilities. Absence means the corresponding `ctx` feature\n * raises a clear error on that runtime rather than failing obscurely.\n */\nexport interface RuntimeCapabilities {\n  /** View-engine rendering (`ctx.render`). Express: true; Fastify/h3: false initially. */\n  render: boolean\n  /** File uploads (`ctx.file` / `@FileUpload`). All engines, different backends. */\n  uploads: boolean\n  /** Connect-style middleware. Express/Fastify(middie): true; h3: best-effort. */\n  connectMiddleware: boolean\n  /**\n   * The engine parses request bodies itself (Fastify, h3). When true, the\n   * Application skips its default `express.json()` so the body stream isn't\n   * consumed twice (which would deadlock the engine's own parser). Express:\n   * false — it relies on the `express.json()` connect middleware.\n   */\n  nativeBodyParsing: boolean\n  /**\n   * The engine's `nodeHandler` works behind `node:http2` (the HTTP/2\n   * compatibility API), so `server: { http2: true }` may use it. Fastify/h3:\n   * true. Express: false — it does not run on that layer. Absent = false, so\n   * custom runtimes opt in explicitly.\n   */\n  http2?: boolean\n}\n\n/**\n * The engine driver. KickJS owns decorators → {@link RouteTable}, the\n * contributor pipeline, the `RequestContext` surface, and error mapping. The\n * runtime owns app/server creation, route materialization, connect-middleware\n * registration, static serving, and the terminal not-found / error handlers.\n *\n * `expressRuntime()` is the default and the M1 reference implementation.\n */\nexport interface HttpRuntime<TApp = unknown> {\n  readonly name: 'express' | 'fastify' | 'h3' | (string & {})\n\n  /** Create the engine app. Called once per Application (and per HMR rebuild). */\n  createApp(options?: RuntimeAppOptions): TApp\n\n  /**\n   * Node-compatible request listener — the transport contract.\n   * `http.createServer(handler)` in prod, Vite post-middleware in dev. MUST\n   * invoke `next` (when given) instead of 404-ing if no route matched — the\n   * Vite dev chain depends on fall-through.\n   */\n  nodeHandler(\n    app: TApp,\n  ): (req: IncomingMessage, res: ServerResponse, next?: (err?: unknown) => void) => void\n\n  /** Materialize the framework-built route table onto the engine. */\n  mountRoutes(app: TApp, table: RouteTable): void\n\n  /** Register a connect-style middleware (built-ins + adopter middleware). */\n  useConnect(app: TApp, mw: ConnectMiddleware, opts?: UseConnectOptions): void\n\n  /** Serve a static directory (swagger-ui assets, devtools SPA). */\n  serveStatic(app: TApp, prefix: string, dir: string): void\n\n  /** Terminal not-found handler. */\n  setNotFound(app: TApp, mw: ConnectMiddleware): void\n\n  /** Terminal error handler. */\n  setErrorHandler(app: TApp, mw: ConnectMiddleware): void\n\n  readonly capabilities: RuntimeCapabilities\n}\n\n/**\n * The supported surface adapters use to add HTTP routes, mounts, static dirs,\n * and middleware — engine-agnostic, in place of reaching for the raw Express\n * `app` (spec §4.4). Exposed as {@link AdapterContext.http}. Built by the\n * Application over the active {@link HttpRuntime}, so an adapter written against\n * this works under any runtime; the raw `app` escape hatch stays available for\n * the rare engine-specific need.\n */\nexport interface AdapterHttp {\n  /** Register a single context-handler route (e.g. a docs or transport endpoint). */\n  route(method: RouteMethod, path: string, handler: CtxHandler): void\n  /** Mount a pre-built route table under a path prefix. */\n  mount(prefix: string, routes: RouteEntry[]): void\n  /** Serve a static directory under a path prefix. */\n  serveStatic(prefix: string, dir: string): void\n  /** Register a connect-style middleware (optionally path-scoped). */\n  use(mw: ConnectMiddleware, opts?: UseConnectOptions): void\n}\n","/// <reference types=\"multer\" />\nimport type { Request, NextFunction } from 'express'\nimport { ROUTE_SLOT } from '../core/route-flag'\nimport {\n  isBigIntJsonError,\n  stringifyJson,\n  type ActiveRuntime,\n  type MatchedRoute,\n  type RuntimeResponse,\n} from './runtime'\nimport {\n  type ContextMetaKey,\n  type ExecutionContext,\n  type MetaValue,\n} from '../core/execution-context'\nimport { normalizeProblem, type ProblemDetails, type ValidationError } from '../core/errors'\nimport { MissingContextValueError } from '../core/context-errors'\nimport { requestStore } from './request-store'\nimport { waitUntil } from './background'\nimport { resolveClientIp, type ClientRequestLike } from './client-ip'\nimport type { Session } from './middleware/session'\nimport {\n  parseQuery,\n  type ParseQueryOptions,\n  type QueryFieldConfig,\n  type PaginatedResponse,\n  type TypedParsedQuery,\n} from './query'\n\n/**\n * Input shape for the typed problem-detail convenience methods on\n * {@link ProblemSender} (`ctx.problem.notFound`, `.badRequest`, etc.) —\n * RFC 9457 details minus the `status`, which each method pre-fills.\n */\ntype ProblemInput = Omit<ProblemDetails, 'status'>\n\n/**\n * Callable response helper for RFC 9457 — Problem Details responses.\n * Returned by `ctx.problem`. Invoke directly for a fully-specified\n * payload, or use the named convenience methods to pre-fill `status` +\n * `title` for the common codes.\n *\n * Each call sets `Content-Type: application/problem+json` and serializes\n * the canonical shape (defaulting `type` to `about:blank` and `title` to\n * the IANA reason phrase per RFC 9457 §3.1.1 / §3.1.4).\n *\n * @example\n * ```ts\n * ctx.problem({\n *   type: 'https://api.example.com/problems/out-of-credit',\n *   status: 403,\n *   detail: 'Your balance is 30, but that costs 50.',\n *   balance: 30,                // extension per §3.2\n * })\n *\n * ctx.problem.notFound({ detail: 'User abc not found' })\n * ctx.problem.validation(zodResult.error.issues)\n * ```\n */\ninterface ProblemSender {\n  (input: ProblemDetails): RuntimeResponse\n  /** 400 Bad Request — RFC 9457. */\n  badRequest(input?: ProblemInput): RuntimeResponse\n  /** 401 Unauthorized — RFC 9457. */\n  unauthorized(input?: ProblemInput): RuntimeResponse\n  /** 403 Forbidden — RFC 9457. */\n  forbidden(input?: ProblemInput): RuntimeResponse\n  /** 404 Not Found — RFC 9457. */\n  notFound(input?: ProblemInput): RuntimeResponse\n  /** 409 Conflict — RFC 9457. */\n  conflict(input?: ProblemInput): RuntimeResponse\n  /** 422 Unprocessable Entity — RFC 9457. */\n  unprocessable(input?: ProblemInput): RuntimeResponse\n  /** 429 Too Many Requests — RFC 9457. */\n  tooManyRequests(input?: ProblemInput): RuntimeResponse\n  /** 500 Internal Server Error — RFC 9457. */\n  internal(input?: ProblemInput): RuntimeResponse\n  /**\n   * 422 with Zod issues serialized into the `errors` extension per\n   * RFC 9457 §3.2's array convention. Pass `error.issues` from a Zod\n   * `safeParse` failure or `error.issues` from a thrown ZodError.\n   */\n  validation(issues: any[], input?: ProblemInput): RuntimeResponse\n}\n\n/**\n * Recursively marks every property of `T` as `readonly`. Preserves\n * `Function`, `Date`, and `RegExp` unchanged, and converts `Map` / `Set`\n * to `ReadonlyMap` / `ReadonlySet` so their mutating methods (`set`,\n * `delete`, `add`, `clear`) are removed from the public surface.\n * Tuples keep their positional element types — only their per-element\n * mutability is locked.\n *\n * Exposed as a utility for adopters who want to opt into compile-time\n * sealing of their own shapes. **No longer applied to\n * `RequestContext.{body,params,query,headers,file,files}`** — that\n * broke TS narrowing / discriminated-union drilldowns on typed request\n * payloads. Runtime read-only enforcement now lives in\n * {@link makeReadOnlyProxy} (dev-only Proxy that warns on writes,\n * no-op in production).\n *\n * Type-only. No runtime cost. `DeepReadonly<any>` is `any` (TS\n * distributes conditional types over `any`).\n */\nexport type DeepReadonly<T> = T extends (...args: never[]) => unknown\n  ? T\n  : T extends Date | RegExp\n    ? T\n    : T extends Map<infer K, infer V>\n      ? ReadonlyMap<DeepReadonly<K>, DeepReadonly<V>>\n      : T extends Set<infer V>\n        ? ReadonlySet<DeepReadonly<V>>\n        : T extends readonly (infer U)[]\n          ? // Distinguish a regular array from a tuple. A regular `T[]` widens\n            // its `length` to `number`; a tuple's `length` is a literal\n            // (e.g. `2`). The literal branch maps over `keyof T` so each\n            // positional slot keeps its own type — `DeepReadonly<[1, 2]>` →\n            // `readonly [1, 2]`, not `readonly (1 | 2)[]`.\n            number extends T['length']\n            ? ReadonlyArray<DeepReadonly<U>>\n            : { readonly [K in keyof T]: DeepReadonly<T[K]> }\n          : T extends object\n            ? { readonly [K in keyof T]: DeepReadonly<T[K]> }\n            : T\n\n/**\n * Re-export the augmentable {@link ContextMeta} registry from core/.\n * Declared in `core/execution-context.ts` so non-HTTP transports\n * (WS/queue/cron, V2) share one declaration site. Apps still augment\n * via the canonical `declare module '@forinda/kickjs'` form.\n */\nexport type { ContextMeta } from '../core/execution-context'\n\n/**\n * Symbol key under which the per-request `AbortController` backing\n * `RequestContext.signal` is cached on the Express `req` object.\n * Shared across every `RequestContext` instance built for the same\n * request (router-builder constructs separate wrappers for\n * middleware, the contributor pipeline, and the main handler — they\n * all need the same signal).\n */\nconst signalControllerKey = Symbol.for('kickjs.requestContext.signalController')\n\n/**\n * Symbol key under which per-target read-only Proxy wrappers are\n * cached on the Express `req` object. Used by {@link makeReadOnlyProxy}\n * so repeat access of `ctx.body` / `ctx.params` / etc. returns the same\n * Proxy instance (cheap, and stable under `===` for adopters comparing\n * values across middleware).\n */\nconst readOnlyProxyCacheKey = Symbol.for('kickjs.requestContext.readOnlyProxyCache')\n\n/**\n * `true` iff `v` is a plain object (`{}` / `Object.create(null)`) or an\n * array — the two shapes JSON.parse / Express body-parser produce and\n * the only ones the read-only Proxy recurses into. Class instances,\n * `Date`, `RegExp`, `Map`, `Set`, `Buffer`, streams, and functions\n * pass through unwrapped so their method dispatch and `instanceof`\n * checks keep working.\n */\nfunction isPlainObjectOrArray(v: unknown): v is object {\n  if (v === null || typeof v !== 'object') return false\n  if (Array.isArray(v)) return true\n  const proto = Object.getPrototypeOf(v)\n  return proto === Object.prototype || proto === null\n}\n\n/**\n * In dev, wrap `target` in a `Proxy` whose `set` / `deleteProperty` /\n * `defineProperty` traps log a warning and otherwise leave the\n * underlying object untouched. A `get` trap recursively wraps nested\n * plain objects and arrays on access, so deep mutations\n * (`ctx.body.user.name = 'x'`, `ctx.files[0].fieldname = 'y'`,\n * `ctx.body.tags.push(...)`) all surface a warning — matching the\n * prior `DeepReadonly<T>` contract at runtime instead of at the type\n * level. In production (`process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production'`) the\n * proxy is bypassed entirely and `target` is returned as-is so the\n * hot path stays zero-cost.\n *\n * Why a Proxy instead of `DeepReadonly<T>` at the type level: the\n * recursive conditional type interfered with TS narrowing (notably\n * discriminated unions on `ctx.body`) and slowed type-checking on\n * deeply-nested Zod-inferred shapes. Compile-time sealing is gone;\n * runtime warning catches the same class of bug during dev and tests.\n *\n * Trap returns `true` so strict-mode call sites (which is all of them\n * — ES modules are strict) don't *throw* on assignment — they just\n * get a warning + the underlying value stays untouched. Adopters\n * discover the violation when the subsequent read returns the\n * original value, not the one they \"set\".\n *\n * Targets are cached per-`req` under {@link readOnlyProxyCacheKey} so\n * (1) repeat getter access returns the same proxy (`ctx.body ===\n * ctx.body`, `ctx.body.user === ctx.body.user`); and (2) cyclic refs\n * (`body.self = body`) terminate via the cache hit on the second\n * visit. Primitives, `null`, and non-plain values pass through.\n */\nfunction makeReadOnlyProxy<T>(target: T, req: object, label: string): T {\n  if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') return target\n  if (!isPlainObjectOrArray(target)) return target\n\n  type Cache = WeakMap<object, unknown>\n  const reqObj = req as Record<symbol, Cache | undefined>\n  let cache = reqObj[readOnlyProxyCacheKey]\n  if (!cache) {\n    cache = new WeakMap()\n    reqObj[readOnlyProxyCacheKey] = cache\n  }\n  const targetObj = target as unknown as object\n  const cached = cache.get(targetObj)\n  if (cached) return cached as T\n\n  const warnWrite = (verb: string, prop: PropertyKey) => {\n    console.warn(\n      `[kickjs] Attempted to ${verb} \\`ctx.${label}.${String(prop)}\\` — ` +\n        `request data is read-only. ` +\n        `Stash computed values via \\`ctx.set('key', value)\\` or a Context Contributor, ` +\n        `or reach \\`ctx.req.${label}\\` if you genuinely need the raw mutable handle.`,\n    )\n  }\n\n  const proxy = new Proxy(targetObj, {\n    get(t, prop, receiver) {\n      const value = Reflect.get(t, prop, receiver)\n      // Recurse only into plain objects / arrays. Functions (incl.\n      // array methods like `.push`) pass through with `receiver` as\n      // their `this`, so internal `this[i] = x` writes still hit the\n      // `set` trap and warn.\n      if (isPlainObjectOrArray(value)) {\n        return makeReadOnlyProxy(value, req, `${label}.${String(prop)}`)\n      }\n      return value\n    },\n    set(_t, prop) {\n      warnWrite('assign', prop)\n      return true\n    },\n    deleteProperty(_t, prop) {\n      warnWrite('delete', prop)\n      return true\n    },\n    defineProperty(_t, prop) {\n      warnWrite('Object.defineProperty on', prop)\n      return true\n    },\n  })\n  cache.set(targetObj, proxy)\n  return proxy as T\n}\n\n/**\n * The shape of a single route entry in `KickRoutes`. Generated by\n * `kick typegen` and consumed via the `Ctx<T>` helper. Each field is\n * `unknown` by default and is filled in as the typegen learns more\n * about the route (URL params from the path, body/query from validation\n * schemas, etc.).\n */\nexport interface RouteShape {\n  params?: unknown\n  body?: unknown\n  query?: unknown\n  response?: unknown\n  /**\n   * Union of context keys `kick typegen` proved are populated for this\n   * route — the keys of every context contributor applied at method or\n   * class level. Drives {@link RequestContext.require} narrowing, so\n   * calling `ctx.require()` for a key this route doesn't carry is a\n   * compile error instead of a request-time throw.\n   *\n   * `string` (the default) means \"not proven\", not \"no keys\". Typegen\n   * emits `string` whenever it cannot see the full picture — a\n   * contributor registered at module / adapter / bootstrap level, or an\n   * unrecognised decorator that might bundle contributors of its own.\n   * Narrowing an unprovable route would produce compile errors for keys\n   * that really are present.\n   */\n  contextKeys?: string\n}\n\n/**\n * Unified request/response abstraction passed to every controller method.\n * Shields handlers from raw Express objects and provides convenience methods.\n *\n * Implements {@link ExecutionContext} so the transport-agnostic Context\n * Contributor pipeline (#107) can run against this concrete HTTP context\n * the same way it will run against future WS / queue / cron contexts.\n */\nexport class RequestContext<\n  TBody = any,\n  TParams = any,\n  TQuery = any,\n  /**\n   * Context keys proven present for this route. Defaults to\n   * {@link ContextMetaKey} — every key the project has registered — which\n   * collapses to `string` when neither registry has been augmented, so a\n   * handler typed as plain `RequestContext` keeps today's behaviour. That\n   * default is also the deliberate escape hatch when typegen's view of a\n   * route is incomplete.\n   */\n  TKeys extends ContextMetaKey = ContextMetaKey,\n> implements ExecutionContext<TKeys> {\n  /**\n   * Engine-agnostic response driver the response helpers write through. Under\n   * the Express runtime it IS `res` (Express's Response satisfies\n   * {@link RuntimeResponse} structurally); other runtimes pass a thin wrapper\n   * over their native reply as the optional fourth argument.\n   */\n  private readonly _response: RuntimeResponse\n\n  /**\n   * The route this request matched: its method, path, controller, handler name\n   * and resolved {@link MatchedRoute.flags}.\n   *\n   * Available to anything running inside the matched route — route middleware,\n   * contributors, guards, the handler. Global middleware runs before route\n   * matching, so it sees `undefined` there.\n   *\n   * ```ts\n   * if (ctx.route?.flags.has('auth.public')) return next()\n   * ```\n   */\n  get route(): MatchedRoute | undefined {\n    return (this.req as unknown as Record<symbol, MatchedRoute | undefined>)?.[ROUTE_SLOT]\n  }\n\n  constructor(\n    public readonly req: ActiveRuntime['request'],\n    public readonly res: ActiveRuntime['response'],\n    public readonly next: NextFunction,\n    responseDriver?: RuntimeResponse,\n  ) {\n    // Under the Express runtime `res` IS a RuntimeResponse (structural); other\n    // runtimes pass an explicit driver wrapping their native reply.\n    this._response = responseDriver ?? (res as RuntimeResponse)\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Memo of the most recent {@link qs} call this request. The query\n   * object is immutable for a request's lifetime, so a repeat call with\n   * the same `(fieldConfig, options)` references returns the cached\n   * parse instead of re-walking the filter/sort strings.\n   */\n  private _qsMemo?: { config: unknown; options: unknown; result: unknown }\n\n  /** Memoized {@link problem} sender — built lazily on first access. */\n  private _problem?: ProblemSender\n\n  /**\n   * Read-side accessor for the per-request metadata map.\n   *\n   * Returns the AsyncLocalStorage map (`requestStore.getStore().values`)\n   * shared with the Context Contributor pipeline when an ALS frame is\n   * active. Returns `null` outside any frame — read-side callers\n   * (`ctx.get`, `ctx.user`, `ctx.tenantId`, `ctx.roles`) treat that as\n   * \"no metadata\" and fall through to their `req.*` defaults. Reads\n   * never throw because outside an ALS frame nobody could have written\n   * via `ctx.set` anyway, so an empty answer is the truthful one.\n   */\n  private metadataReadOnly(): Map<string, any> | null {\n    return (requestStore.getStore()?.values as Map<string, any> | undefined) ?? null\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Write-side accessor for the per-request metadata map.\n   *\n   * Returns the same map as {@link metadataReadOnly} when an ALS frame\n   * is active. Throws otherwise — writing to a fallback map outside\n   * the ALS frame would silently lose data because other call sites\n   * (downstream contributors, request-logger, etc.) read from the\n   * canonical store and would never see it. Mount\n   * `requestScopeMiddleware()` (Application does this for you in\n   * `'auto'` mode) or wrap your test setup in\n   * `requestStore.run({...}, () => …)` to fix.\n   */\n  private metadataForWrite(): Map<string, any> {\n    const store = requestStore.getStore()\n    if (store) return store.values as Map<string, any>\n    throw new Error(\n      'RequestContext.set called outside an AsyncLocalStorage frame. ' +\n        'Mount requestScopeMiddleware() before constructing RequestContext, ' +\n        'or wrap test setup in requestStore.run({ requestId, instances: new Map(), values: new Map() }, () => ...).',\n    )\n  }\n\n  // ── Request Data ────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\n  /**\n   * Parsed request body. Wrapped in a dev-only Proxy that warns when\n   * adopters try to mutate Zod-validated payloads in place — compute\n   * new values and stash them via `ctx.set('key', value)` or a Context\n   * Contributor instead. Reach for `ctx.req.body` if you genuinely\n   * need the raw, mutable Express handle (rare).\n   *\n   * In production the Proxy is bypassed and `this.req.body` is\n   * returned as-is — no runtime cost on the hot path.\n   */\n  get body(): TBody {\n    return makeReadOnlyProxy<TBody>(this.req.body, this.req, 'body')\n  }\n\n  /** Path parameters parsed from the route — read-only, see {@link body}. */\n  get params(): TParams {\n    return makeReadOnlyProxy<TParams>(this.req.params as TParams, this.req, 'params')\n  }\n\n  /** Parsed query string — read-only, see {@link body}. */\n  get query(): TQuery {\n    return makeReadOnlyProxy<TQuery>(this.req.query as TQuery, this.req, 'query')\n  }\n\n  /** Inbound HTTP headers — read-only, see {@link body}. */\n  get headers(): Request['headers'] {\n    return makeReadOnlyProxy<Request['headers']>(this.req.headers, this.req, 'headers')\n  }\n\n  get requestId(): string | undefined {\n    return (this.req as any).requestId ?? (this.req.headers['x-request-id'] as string | undefined)\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * `AbortSignal` that fires when the underlying HTTP request is\n   * closed — either because the client disconnected before the\n   * response was sent, or because Node's socket-close event ran\n   * after a normal response. Multiple `RequestContext` wrappers for\n   * the same request (router-builder constructs one per\n   * middleware/contributor pipeline / main handler) share a single\n   * `AbortController` cached on the underlying `req` object, so the\n   * signal is stable across the request lifecycle.\n   *\n   * Thread it through anything that takes an `AbortSignal` so the\n   * work cancels as soon as the client gives up — e.g. a kickjs-db\n   * relational query:\n   *\n   * ```ts\n   * @Get('/:id/full')\n   * async show(ctx: RequestContext) {\n   *   const row = await this.repo.findFullById(ctx.params.id, ctx.signal)\n   *   if (!row) return ctx.notFound()\n   *   ctx.json(row)\n   * }\n   * ```\n   *\n   * The repo passes `signal` to `db.query.<table>.findUnique({ signal })`;\n   * if the client disconnects mid-flight, the in-flight query rejects\n   * with `RelationalQueryCancelledError` instead of consuming the\n   * connection until completion.\n   *\n   * Implementation note — both `req.on('close')` and `res.on('close')`\n   * are wired so the signal aborts regardless of whether the close\n   * event lands on the request stream or the response stream first.\n   * Subsequent fires are no-ops (`AbortController.abort()` is\n   * idempotent).\n   */\n  get signal(): AbortSignal {\n    const req = this.req as Request & { [signalControllerKey]?: AbortController }\n    const cached = req[signalControllerKey]\n    if (cached) return cached.signal\n\n    const ctrl = new AbortController()\n    req[signalControllerKey] = ctrl\n    const abort = () => ctrl.abort('request closed')\n    this.req.once('close', abort)\n    this._response.once('close', abort)\n    return ctrl.signal\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * The request's session — set by the `session()` middleware, which must be\n   * installed. Type your keys once by augmenting `SessionData`:\n   *\n   * ```ts\n   * declare module '@forinda/kickjs' {\n   *   interface SessionData { userId?: string }\n   * }\n   * ```\n   */\n  get session(): Session {\n    return (this.req as { session?: Session }).session as Session\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * The authenticated user set by AuthAdapter.\n   * Reads from the per-request metadata store first (`ctx.set('user', ...)`),\n   * then falls back to `req.user` (set directly by AuthAdapter middleware).\n   *\n   * Extend the `AuthUser` interface via module augmentation in your own auth\n   * module — see the BYO Auth recipe in the docs\n   * to get full typing.\n   *\n   * @example\n   * ```ts\n   * @Get('/me')\n   * @Authenticated()\n   * getProfile(ctx: RequestContext) {\n   *   const user = ctx.user\n   *   if (!user) return ctx.notFound()\n   *   return ctx.json({ user })\n   * }\n   * ```\n   */\n  get user(): MetaValue<'user', Record<string, any>> | undefined {\n    return this.metadataReadOnly()?.get('user') ?? (this.req as any).user\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Tenant identifier for multi-tenant apps. Reads `user.tenantId` —\n   * populated either by `AuthAdapter.testMode({ tenantId })`, a tenant\n   * resolver middleware, or manually on the strategy's `mapPayload`.\n   *\n   * Augment `AuthUser` (or `ContextMeta['user']`) to widen the return\n   * type if your user shape guarantees a non-`string | undefined` id.\n   */\n  get tenantId(): string | undefined {\n    const u = this.user as Record<string, any> | undefined\n    return u?.tenantId\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Effective role list for the current user. Prefers `user.tenantRoles`\n   * (populated by `AuthAdapterOptions.roleResolver` under a tenant) and\n   * falls back to `user.roles`. Returns an empty array when the user is\n   * absent or the shape has neither field.\n   */\n  get roles(): string[] {\n    const u = this.user as Record<string, any> | undefined\n    return u?.tenantRoles ?? u?.roles ?? []\n  }\n\n  // ── Query String Parsing ───────────────────────────────────────────\n\n  /**\n   * Parse the request query string into structured filters, sort, pagination, and search.\n   * Pass the result to an ORM query builder adapter (Drizzle, Prisma, Sequelize, etc.).\n   *\n   * Generic over the field config: when passed an inline literal (or\n   * `as const`), `filters[].field` and `sort[].field` are narrowed to\n   * the exact whitelisted field names. Pass nothing or a non-literal\n   * config and you get the loose `string` fallback.\n   *\n   * @param fieldConfig - Optional whitelist for filterable, sortable, and searchable fields\n   * @param options - Limits (`maxLimit`, `defaultLimit`, `maxSearchLength`) and an\n   *   `onReject` hook. By default a rejected/over-broad field is logged via\n   *   `console.warn` with the request id; pass an explicit `onReject` to override\n   *   (e.g. throw to return a 400), or `onReject: () => {}` to silence.\n   *\n   * @example\n   * ```ts\n   * @Get('/')\n   * async list(ctx: RequestContext) {\n   *   const parsed = ctx.qs({\n   *     filterable: ['status', 'priority'],\n   *     sortable: ['createdAt', 'title'],\n   *   } as const)\n   *   parsed.filters[0].field // typed as 'status' | 'priority'\n   *   parsed.sort[0].field    // typed as 'createdAt' | 'title'\n   * }\n   * ```\n   */\n  qs<TConfig extends QueryFieldConfig | undefined = undefined>(\n    fieldConfig?: TConfig,\n    options?: ParseQueryOptions,\n  ): TypedParsedQuery<TConfig> {\n    // Cheap per-request memo — repeat calls with the same args (the\n    // common controller pattern) skip re-parsing. `req.query` is fixed\n    // for the request's lifetime, so caching is always sound.\n    const memo = this._qsMemo\n    if (memo && memo.config === fieldConfig && memo.options === options) {\n      return memo.result as TypedParsedQuery<TConfig>\n    }\n    const effective: ParseQueryOptions = {\n      ...options,\n      onReject:\n        options?.onReject ??\n        ((rejection) => {\n          const id = this.requestId ? `[${this.requestId}] ` : ''\n          console.warn(\n            `${id}query ${rejection.kind} '${rejection.field}' rejected (${rejection.reason})`,\n          )\n        }),\n    }\n    const result = parseQuery<TConfig>(\n      this.req.query as Record<string, any>,\n      fieldConfig,\n      effective,\n    )\n    this._qsMemo = { config: fieldConfig, options, result }\n    return result\n  }\n\n  // ── File Uploads ────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\n  /**\n   * Single uploaded file (requires `@FileUpload({ mode: 'single' })`).\n   * Wrapped in a dev-only Proxy that warns on mutation — see {@link body}.\n   * File metadata is set by the upload middleware and shouldn't be\n   * mutated downstream.\n   */\n  get file(): Express.Multer.File | undefined {\n    const f = this.req.file\n    return f ? makeReadOnlyProxy<Express.Multer.File>(f, this.req, 'file') : undefined\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Array of uploaded files (requires `@FileUpload({ mode: 'array' })`).\n   * The array (and each entry in dev) is wrapped in a read-only Proxy\n   * that warns on `push`/`pop` and per-file mutation. Use\n   * `ctx.req.files` if you genuinely need the mutable Express handle.\n   */\n  get files(): Express.Multer.File[] | undefined {\n    // multer's `Request['files']` is a union — array (mode: 'array' /\n    // 'any') or `{ [fieldname]: File[] }` (mode: 'fields'). The\n    // `@FileUpload({ mode: 'array' })` decorator only sets the array\n    // shape, but `Request['files']` is the broad union. Narrow back to\n    // `File[]` here for the common-case getter; adopters using\n    // `mode: 'fields'` can read `ctx.req.files` directly for the\n    // dictionary shape.\n    const f = this.req.files\n    if (!Array.isArray(f)) return undefined\n    return makeReadOnlyProxy<Express.Multer.File[]>(f, this.req, 'files')\n  }\n\n  // ── Metadata Store ──────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\n  /**\n   * Read a value from the per-request metadata store.\n   *\n   * The key is constrained to {@link ContextMetaKey} — the keys registered in\n   * `ContextMeta` / `ContextKeys` — so a typo is a compile error rather than a\n   * permanent `undefined`. Projects that have augmented neither registry get\n   * `string`, exactly as before.\n   *\n   * Constrained by `ContextMetaKey` and deliberately NOT by `TKeys`: \"does this\n   * key exist in the app\" is a different question from \"does this route carry\n   * it\", and narrowing by the latter would turn an incomplete typegen view into\n   * false errors for keys written by middleware. Presence is `require`'s job;\n   * this always returns `| undefined`.\n   *\n   * When `ContextMeta` has a matching key the return type is inferred\n   * automatically. For ad-hoc keys, pass a generic: `ctx.get<MyType>('custom')`.\n   */\n  get<K extends ContextMetaKey>(key: K): MetaValue<K> | undefined {\n    return this.metadataReadOnly()?.get(key) as MetaValue<K> | undefined\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Read a value that a contributor is expected to have produced, and\n   * throw {@link MissingContextValueError} when it hasn't.\n   *\n   * Use this instead of `ctx.get(key)!` anywhere the value is a\n   * precondition rather than an optional extra — permissions, tenants,\n   * the resolved subject of the route. The non-null assertion compiles\n   * whether or not the producing contributor is actually applied to the\n   * route, so a dropped `@LoadTenant` turns into `undefined` flowing\n   * silently into an auth check. `require()` fails loudly at that point\n   * instead, naming the key.\n   *\n   * ```ts\n   * // before — compiles even if @OperatorPerm was never applied\n   * const perm = ctx.get('operatorPerm')!\n   *\n   * // after — throws MissingContextValueError naming the key + route\n   * const perm = ctx.require('operatorPerm')\n   * ```\n   *\n   * When `TKeys` is narrowed — which it is for a handler typed as\n   * `Ctx<KickRoutes…>`, from typegen's per-route `contextKeys` — asking\n   * for a key the route doesn't carry is a compile error, so a dropped\n   * decorator fails the build. `TKeys` stays `string` (no narrowing) for\n   * a plain `RequestContext` and for any route typegen couldn't prove\n   * complete; there this is a runtime guarantee only.\n   * See `architecture.md` §20.14.\n   *\n   * `null` counts as present; only `undefined` (or a missing entry)\n   * throws. A contributor that deliberately resolves to `null` is\n   * expressing \"looked, found nothing\", which is a real value — which\n   * is why the return type is `Exclude<…, undefined>` and NOT\n   * `NonNullable<…>`. The latter would strip `null` from the type while\n   * the runtime still hands it back, so a caller would be told a value\n   * is non-null and then get `null`.\n   */\n  require<K extends TKeys>(key: K): Exclude<MetaValue<K>, undefined> {\n    const value = this.metadataReadOnly()?.get(key)\n    if (value === undefined) {\n      throw new MissingContextValueError(key, this.routeLabel())\n    }\n    return value as Exclude<MetaValue<K>, undefined>\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Best-effort `\"GET /path\"` label for error messages. Runtime-agnostic:\n   * express/fastify requests and web-standard `Request` all expose\n   * `method` + `url`, but none of them are guaranteed here, so every\n   * access is defensive and the whole thing is optional.\n   */\n  private routeLabel(): string | undefined {\n    const req = this.req as { method?: unknown; url?: unknown } | undefined\n    const method = typeof req?.method === 'string' ? req.method : undefined\n    const url = typeof req?.url === 'string' ? req.url : undefined\n    if (method && url) return `${method} ${url}`\n    return method ?? url\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Write a value to the per-request metadata store. Throws when no\n   * AsyncLocalStorage frame is active — see {@link metadataForWrite}\n   * for why a silent fallback is the wrong default.\n   */\n  set<K extends ContextMetaKey>(key: K, value: MetaValue<K>): void {\n    this.metadataForWrite().set(key, value)\n  }\n\n  // ── Response Helpers ────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\n  /**\n   * Set a response header. Runtime-neutral — works on every engine and on\n   * the web/edge entry. No-op guards are the runtime's job (headers set\n   * after the response settles are ignored or throw per engine).\n   */\n  setHeader(name: string, value: string | number | readonly string[]): this {\n    this._response.setHeader(name, value)\n    return this\n  }\n\n  json(data: any, status = 200) {\n    return this.sendJson(status, data)\n  }\n\n  created(data: any) {\n    return this.sendJson(201, data)\n  }\n\n  private sendJson(status: number, data: unknown): RuntimeResponse {\n    try {\n      return this._response.status(status).json(data)\n    } catch (err) {\n      // Express serialises inside `res.json` and throws on a bigint before\n      // anything is written; the other runtimes' drivers use stringifyJson.\n      if (!isBigIntJsonError(err) || this._response.headersSent) throw err\n      return this._response.status(status).json(JSON.parse(stringifyJson(data)))\n    }\n  }\n\n  noContent() {\n    return this._response.status(204).end()\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * @deprecated Prefer {@link ProblemSender.notFound | ctx.problem.notFound()},\n   * which emits an RFC 9457 — Problem Details response. This helper stays\n   * for backward compatibility and will not be removed.\n   */\n  notFound(message = 'Not Found') {\n    return this._response.status(404).json({ message })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * @deprecated Prefer {@link ProblemSender.badRequest | ctx.problem.badRequest()},\n   * which emits an RFC 9457 — Problem Details response. This helper stays\n   * for backward compatibility and will not be removed.\n   */\n  badRequest(message: string) {\n    return this._response.status(400).json({ message })\n  }\n\n  // ── RFC 9457 Problem Details ───────────────────────────────────────\n\n  /**\n   * RFC 9457 — Problem Details for HTTP APIs response helper.\n   * https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc9457\n   *\n   * `ctx.problem(...)` sends a canonical problem-detail response with\n   * `Content-Type: application/problem+json`. The convenience methods\n   * (`ctx.problem.notFound`, `.badRequest`, etc.) pre-fill `status` +\n   * `title` for the common codes.\n   *\n   * `type` defaults to `about:blank` (§3.1.1); `title` defaults to the\n   * IANA reason phrase for `status` (§3.1.4). Extension members per §3.2\n   * pass through unchanged.\n   *\n   * @example\n   * ```ts\n   * ctx.problem({\n   *   type: 'https://api.example.com/problems/out-of-credit',\n   *   status: 403,\n   *   detail: 'Your balance is 30, but that costs 50.',\n   *   instance: `/account/${ctx.user.id}/messages/${ctx.params.id}`,\n   *   balance: 30,\n   * })\n   *\n   * ctx.problem.notFound({ detail: 'User abc not found' })\n   * ctx.problem.validation(zodResult.error.issues)\n   * ```\n   *\n   * @see {@link ProblemException} for the exception-throwing equivalent\n   * (use it from services where `ctx` isn't in scope).\n   */\n  get problem(): ProblemSender {\n    // Memoized — building the sender allocates ~10 closures, so pay that only\n    // on the first access per context instead of per `ctx.problem.*` call.\n    if (this._problem) return this._problem\n    const send = (input: ProblemDetails): RuntimeResponse => this.sendProblem(input)\n    send.badRequest = (input: ProblemInput = {}): RuntimeResponse =>\n      this.sendProblem({ status: 400, ...input })\n    send.unauthorized = (input: ProblemInput = {}): RuntimeResponse =>\n      this.sendProblem({ status: 401, ...input })\n    send.forbidden = (input: ProblemInput = {}): RuntimeResponse =>\n      this.sendProblem({ status: 403, ...input })\n    send.notFound = (input: ProblemInput = {}): RuntimeResponse =>\n      this.sendProblem({ status: 404, ...input })\n    send.conflict = (input: ProblemInput = {}): RuntimeResponse =>\n      this.sendProblem({ status: 409, ...input })\n    send.unprocessable = (input: ProblemInput = {}): RuntimeResponse =>\n      this.sendProblem({ status: 422, ...input })\n    send.tooManyRequests = (input: ProblemInput = {}): RuntimeResponse =>\n      this.sendProblem({ status: 429, ...input })\n    send.internal = (input: ProblemInput = {}): RuntimeResponse =>\n      this.sendProblem({ status: 500, ...input })\n    send.validation = (issues: any[], input: ProblemInput = {}): RuntimeResponse => {\n      const errors: ValidationError[] = (issues || []).map((issue: any) => ({\n        field: issue.path?.join?.('.') ?? '',\n        message: issue.message ?? '',\n        code: issue.code,\n      }))\n      return this.sendProblem({\n        status: 422,\n        detail: issues?.[0]?.message,\n        ...input,\n        errors,\n      })\n    }\n    this._problem = send as ProblemSender\n    return this._problem\n  }\n\n  private sendProblem(input: ProblemDetails): RuntimeResponse {\n    const body = normalizeProblem(input)\n    this._response.setHeader('Content-Type', 'application/problem+json')\n    return this._response.status(body.status).json(body)\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Send an HTML response.\n   *\n   * Passes the full MIME type rather than the `'html'` shorthand. The\n   * shorthand is an Express affordance — `res.type()` runs it through a MIME\n   * lookup — but the Fastify and h3 drivers forward the string to their own\n   * `type()` / `setHeader()` verbatim, so `'html'` reached the wire as a\n   * malformed `Content-Type: html` on those engines. Fastify 5.10 started\n   * normalising that invalid value to `text/plain`, which is what surfaced it.\n   *\n   * Express produces `text/html; charset=utf-8` for `.type('html')`, so\n   * spelling it out here is byte-identical there and correct everywhere else.\n   */\n  /**\n   * The client's IP address, or `undefined` when it cannot be determined.\n   *\n   * Prefers the value the runtime computed (Express derives `req.ip` from the\n   * app's `trust proxy` setting; Fastify from `trustProxy`), because raw\n   * forwarded headers are client-SPOOFABLE on deployments that do not\n   * normalize them. The header fallbacks exist for runtimes with no `ip`\n   * field at all — notably the web/edge entry.\n   *\n   * `ctx.req.ip` is Express-only, so reaching for it directly broke on\n   * Fastify and h3.\n   */\n  get ip(): string | undefined {\n    return resolveClientIp(this.req as ClientRequestLike)\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Redirect the client. Works on every runtime.\n   *\n   * Every engine spells this differently — Express and Fastify have\n   * `res.redirect()`, h3 has `sendRedirect(event, location, code)` — and none\n   * of them is shared, so this writes the status and `Location` header through\n   * the runtime response surface, which all four expose.\n   *\n   * The response carries no body. Express sends a short text line and h3 an\n   * HTML meta-refresh fallback; a bare `Location` with a 3xx is sufficient per\n   * RFC 9110, and interpolating the URL into an HTML body would add an\n   * injection surface to a value this method already warns is dangerous.\n   *\n   * ::: warning\n   * Never pass an unvalidated user-supplied `url`. An attacker-controlled\n   * destination turns this into an open redirect, which is a common phishing\n   * primitive. Allow-list the target or keep it relative.\n   * :::\n   */\n  redirect(url: string, status = 302) {\n    this._response.status(status).setHeader('location', url)\n    return this._response.end()\n  }\n\n  html(content: string, status = 200) {\n    return this._response.status(status).type('text/html; charset=utf-8').send(content)\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Send a body with its content type — XML, plain text, CSV, an image.\n   * Runtime-neutral, like `json()` and `html()`. `type` defaults to\n   * `text/plain; charset=utf-8`.\n   *\n   * @example\n   * ```ts\n   * ctx.send(sitemapXml, { type: 'application/xml' })\n   * ctx.send(csv, { type: 'text/csv; charset=utf-8', status: 200 })\n   * ```\n   */\n  send(body: string | Uint8Array, options: { type?: string; status?: number } = {}) {\n    return this._response\n      .status(options.status ?? 200)\n      .type(options.type ?? 'text/plain; charset=utf-8')\n      .send(body)\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Send `buffer` as a file download named `filename`. The name is written\n   * per RFC 6266 — an ASCII fallback plus `filename*` in UTF-8 — so a name\n   * from an upload (quotes, line breaks, non-Latin text) can't break the header.\n   */\n  download(buffer: Buffer, filename: string, contentType = 'application/octet-stream') {\n    this._response.setHeader('Content-Disposition', contentDisposition(filename))\n    this._response.setHeader('Content-Type', contentType)\n    return this._response.send(buffer)\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Render a template using the registered view engine (EJS, Pug, Handlebars, etc.).\n   * Requires a ViewAdapter to be configured in bootstrap().\n   *\n   * @param template - Template name (without extension, relative to viewsDir)\n   * @param data - Data to pass to the template\n   *\n   * @example\n   * ```ts\n   * ctx.render('dashboard', { user, title: 'Dashboard' })\n   * ctx.render('emails/welcome', { name: 'Alice' })\n   * ```\n   */\n  render(template: string, data: Record<string, any> = {}) {\n    return this._response.render(template, data)\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Parse query params and return a standardized paginated response.\n   * Calls `ctx.qs()` internally, then wraps your data with pagination meta.\n   *\n   * @param fetcher - Async function that receives ParsedQuery and returns `{ data, total }`\n   * @param fieldConfig - Optional whitelist for filterable, sortable, searchable fields\n   *\n   * @example\n   * ```ts\n   * @Get('/')\n   * async list(ctx: RequestContext) {\n   *   return ctx.paginate(\n   *     async (parsed) => {\n   *       const data = await db.select().from(users)\n   *         .where(query.where).limit(parsed.pagination.limit)\n   *         .offset(parsed.pagination.offset).all()\n   *       const total = await db.select({ count: count() }).from(users).get()\n   *       return { data, total: total?.count ?? 0 }\n   *     },\n   *     { filterable: ['name', 'role'], sortable: ['createdAt'] },\n   *   )\n   * }\n   * ```\n   */\n  async paginate<T, TConfig extends QueryFieldConfig | undefined = undefined>(\n    fetcher: (parsed: TypedParsedQuery<TConfig>) => Promise<{ data: T[]; total: number }>,\n    fieldConfig?: TConfig,\n  ): Promise<PaginatedResponse<T>> {\n    const parsed = this.qs<TConfig>(fieldConfig)\n    const { data, total } = await fetcher(parsed)\n    const { page, limit } = parsed.pagination\n    const totalPages = Math.ceil(total / limit) || 1\n\n    const response: PaginatedResponse<T> = {\n      data,\n      meta: {\n        page,\n        limit,\n        total,\n        totalPages,\n        hasNext: page < totalPages,\n        hasPrev: page > 1,\n      },\n    }\n\n    this.json(response)\n    // Sends AND returns the payload. Returning `this.json(...)` handed back\n    // the engine's `RuntimeResponse`, so the documented usage —\n    // `return ctx.paginate(...)` — emitted `response: RuntimeResponse` into\n    // `KickRoutes`, and the typed client offered `.status()` / `.setHeader()`\n    // where the caller expected `data` and `meta`.\n    //\n    // Returning the payload rather than tagging the response reuses the\n    // existing return-value inference (the same path `return user` and\n    // `return reply(201, user)` take) instead of adding a second mechanism\n    // beside `reply`. Sending here is kept for handlers that call `paginate`\n    // without returning it; the runtimes only auto-send a returned value when\n    // nothing was written (`if (!res.headersSent)`), so there is no double\n    // send.\n    return response\n  }\n\n  // ── Server-Sent Events ──────────────────────────────────────────────\n\n  /**\n   * Start an SSE (Server-Sent Events) stream.\n   * Sets the correct headers and returns helpers to send events.\n   *\n   * Pass a payload type to get typed sends — and `return sse` from the\n   * handler so `kick typegen` carries the event type into\n   * `KickRoutes.Api`, where `@forinda/kickjs-client`'s `api.stream()`\n   * picks it up (the returned handler is ignored at runtime — the\n   * response is already streaming).\n   *\n   * @example\n   * ```ts\n   * interface Tick { time: string }\n   *\n   * @Get('/events')\n   * async stream(ctx: RequestContext) {\n   *   const sse = ctx.sse<Tick>()\n   *\n   *   const interval = setInterval(() => {\n   *     sse.send({ time: new Date().toISOString() }, 'tick')\n   *   }, 1000)\n   *\n   *   sse.onClose(() => clearInterval(interval))\n   *   return sse // typed as SseHandler<Tick> → response inference\n   * }\n   * ```\n   */\n  /**\n   * Send a web-standard `Response` — status, headers (every `Set-Cookie`\n   * kept) and body, streamed chunk by chunk — on any runtime. For handing off\n   * to libraries that speak `Request`/`Response`, such as the MCP SDK's\n   * web-standard transport.\n   *\n   * Resolves once the body is fully written. Stops reading the body when the\n   * client disconnects.\n   *\n   * @example\n   * ```ts\n   * @Post('/mcp')\n   * async mcp(ctx: RequestContext) {\n   *   await ctx.sendResponse(await transport.handleRequest(webRequest))\n   * }\n   * ```\n   */\n  async sendResponse(response: Response): Promise<void> {\n    const headers: Record<string, string | string[]> = {}\n    response.headers.forEach((value, name) => {\n      if (name !== 'set-cookie') headers[name] = value\n    })\n    const cookies = response.headers.getSetCookie()\n    if (cookies.length > 0) headers['set-cookie'] = cookies\n\n    if (!response.body) {\n      // Not writeHead() + end(): on the web driver writeHead switches to a\n      // streamed Response, which a 204/304 cannot be, and on Fastify end()\n      // bypasses the headers set on the reply. send() is each runtime's own\n      // buffered reply path.\n      this._response.status(response.status)\n      for (const [name, value] of Object.entries(headers)) this._response.setHeader(name, value)\n      this._response.send('')\n      return\n    }\n    this._response.writeHead(response.status, headers as Record<string, string>)\n    // Send the headers now: a stream whose first chunk comes later (SSE)\n    // would otherwise leave the client waiting to see the response open.\n    this._response.flushHeaders()\n    const reader = response.body.getReader()\n    const stop = () => {\n      reader.cancel().catch(() => {})\n    }\n    this.signal.addEventListener('abort', stop, { once: true })\n    try {\n      for (;;) {\n        const { done, value } = await reader.read()\n        if (done) break\n        // Honour backpressure: on a slow client, wait for the socket to drain\n        // (or the client to go away) before reading more of the body.\n        if (this._response.write(Buffer.from(value)) === false && !this.signal.aborted) {\n          await new Promise<void>((resolve) => {\n            const resume = () => {\n              this.signal.removeEventListener('abort', resume)\n              resolve()\n            }\n            this._response.once('drain', resume)\n            this.signal.addEventListener('abort', resume, { once: true })\n          })\n        }\n      }\n    } finally {\n      this.signal.removeEventListener('abort', stop)\n      this._response.end()\n    }\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Keep `promise` running after the response is sent — an audit log, an\n   * email, an analytics call. The Node server's `shutdown()` waits for it;\n   * `createHandler()` and the web entry hand it to the platform's\n   * `waitUntil` when you pass the platform context in. A rejection is\n   * logged, never unhandled. Same as the standalone `waitUntil()` export.\n   */\n  waitUntil(promise: Promise<unknown>): void {\n    waitUntil(promise)\n  }\n\n  sse<T = unknown>(): SseHandler<T> {\n    this._response.writeHead(200, {\n      'Content-Type': 'text/event-stream',\n      'Cache-Control': 'no-cache',\n      Connection: 'keep-alive',\n      'X-Accel-Buffering': 'no',\n    })\n    this._response.flushHeaders()\n\n    const closeCallbacks: Array<() => void> = []\n\n    this.req.on('close', () => {\n      for (const cb of closeCallbacks) cb()\n    })\n\n    return {\n      /** Send an SSE event with optional event name and id */\n      send: (data: T, event?: string, id?: string) => {\n        if (id) this._response.write(`id: ${id}\\n`)\n        if (event) this._response.write(`event: ${event}\\n`)\n        this._response.write(`data: ${JSON.stringify(data)}\\n\\n`)\n      },\n      /** Send a comment (keeps connection alive) */\n      comment: (text: string) => {\n        this._response.write(`: ${text}\\n\\n`)\n      },\n      /** Register a callback when the client disconnects */\n      onClose: (fn: () => void) => {\n        closeCallbacks.push(fn)\n      },\n      /** End the SSE stream */\n      close: () => {\n        this._response.end()\n      },\n    }\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * The handle {@link RequestContext.sse} returns. The optional phantom\n * `__sse` property carries the event payload type STRUCTURALLY — never set\n * at runtime — so `kick typegen`'s response inference (handler `return sse`)\n * flows it into `KickRoutes.Api`, and `@forinda/kickjs-client` detects SSE\n * routes without importing any server types.\n */\nexport interface SseHandler<T = unknown> {\n  /** Phantom event-payload type marker — never assigned at runtime. */\n  readonly __sse?: T\n  /** Send an SSE event with optional event name and id. */\n  send(data: T, event?: string, id?: string): void\n  /** Send a comment line (keeps the connection alive through proxies). */\n  comment(text: string): void\n  /** Register a callback for client disconnect. */\n  onClose(fn: () => void): void\n  /** End the SSE stream. */\n  close(): void\n}\n\n/**\n * Short alias for `RequestContext` parameterised by a route shape.\n *\n * Use with `kick typegen`'s generated `KickRoutes` namespace for\n * fully-typed `ctx.params`, `ctx.body`, and `ctx.query`. Metadata\n * typing (`ctx.get()`, `ctx.set()`, `ctx.user`) comes from\n * `ContextMeta` augmentation and works on all `RequestContext` instances.\n *\n * @example\n * ```ts\n * @Get('/:id')\n * getUser(ctx: Ctx<KickRoutes.UserController['getUser']>) {\n *   ctx.params.id      // typed from RouteShape\n *   ctx.body           // typed from RouteShape\n *   ctx.user           // typed from ContextMeta\n *   ctx.get('tenant')  // typed from ContextMeta\n * }\n * ```\n */\nexport type Ctx<TRoute extends RouteShape = RouteShape> = RequestContext<\n  TRoute extends { body: infer B } ? B : any,\n  TRoute extends { params: infer P } ? P : any,\n  TRoute extends { query: infer Q } ? Q : any,\n  // Falls back to `string` (no narrowing) whenever typegen couldn't prove\n  // the route's full contributor set — see `RouteShape.contextKeys`.\n  TRoute extends { contextKeys: infer K }\n    ? K extends ContextMetaKey\n      ? K\n      : ContextMetaKey\n    : ContextMetaKey\n>\n\n/**\n * Global ambient registry of typed routes, populated by `kick typegen`.\n *\n * Interfaces inside `KickRoutes` correspond to controller classes (each\n * property one route method, conforming to `RouteShape`) — plus the\n * reserved `KickRoutes.Api`: a flat `'METHOD /mounted/path'` map over the\n * same shapes, consumed by `@forinda/kickjs-client`. Don't name a\n * controller class `Api` — it would declaration-merge into that map.\n *\n * Empty by default — declarations come from `.kickjs/types/kick__routes.ts`\n * generated alongside the rest of the typegen output.\n */\ndeclare global {\n  // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-namespace\n  namespace KickRoutes {}\n}\n\n/** `attachment; filename=\"…\"; filename*=UTF-8''…` for any file name (RFC 6266 / RFC 8187). */\nexport function contentDisposition(filename: string): string {\n  const fallback = filename.replace(/[^\\x20-\\x7e]|[\"\\\\]/g, '_')\n  const encoded = encodeURIComponent(filename).replace(\n    /['()*]/g,\n    (c) => `%${c.charCodeAt(0).toString(16).toUpperCase()}`,\n  )\n  return `attachment; filename=\"${fallback}\"; 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package/dist/{context-errors-BUdMBVWO.mjs → context-errors-7C5TBYn7.mjs}

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
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- * @forinda/kickjs v10.0.0
+ * @forinda/kickjs v10.1.0
  *
  * Copyright (c) Felix Orinda
  *
@@ -10,4 +10,4 @@
  */
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package/dist/{context-errors-BUdMBVWO.mjs.map → context-errors-7C5TBYn7.mjs.map}

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package/dist/core/adapter.d.mts

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-import { a as KickServer, i as AppAdapterClass, n as AdapterMiddleware, o as MiddlewarePath, r as AppAdapter, s as MiddlewarePhase, t as AdapterContext } from "../adapter-CvEm8Gpp.mjs";
+import { a as KickServer, i as AppAdapterClass, n as AdapterMiddleware, o as MiddlewarePath, r as AppAdapter, s as MiddlewarePhase, t as AdapterContext } from "../adapter-ClEh-Oos.mjs";
 export { AdapterContext, AdapterMiddleware, AppAdapter, AppAdapterClass, KickServer, MiddlewarePath, MiddlewarePhase };

package/dist/core/adapter.mjs

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
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+ * @forinda/kickjs v10.1.0
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  *

package/dist/core/app-module.mjs

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 /**
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+ * @forinda/kickjs v10.1.0
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  *

package/dist/core/cache.mjs

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 /**
- * @forinda/kickjs v10.0.0
+ * @forinda/kickjs v10.1.0
  *
  * Copyright (c) Felix Orinda
  *

package/dist/core/container.mjs

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 /**
- * @forinda/kickjs v10.0.0
+ * @forinda/kickjs v10.1.0
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  * Copyright (c) Felix Orinda
  *
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  *
  * @license MIT
  */
-export{t as Container,n as tokenName}from"../container-CsCdem73.mjs";
+export{t as Container,n as tokenName}from"../container-CS9v9UFU.mjs";

package/dist/core/cron.mjs

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+ * @forinda/kickjs v10.1.0
  *
  * Copyright (c) Felix Orinda
  *
@@ -8,5 +8,5 @@
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  * @license MIT
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