@geekmidas/constructs 10.0.0-alpha.5 → 10.0.0-alpha.50

package/dist/worker.d.mts

@@ -1,28 +1,20 @@
-import "./Construct-Ct8nalEi.mjs";
-import { FunctionBuilder } from "./index-D3zjrwjr.mjs";
-import { Declarable } from "./construct-interface-g5GM5pwR.mjs";
-import { ScheduleExpression } from "./Cron-CqEbBbwH.mjs";
-import "./Subscriber-xTJ9ayPN.mjs";
-import { CronBuilder } from "./CronBuilder-Bg-9h2cc.mjs";
-import "./Topic-DuFeqkBh.mjs";
-import { SubscriberBuilder } from "./SubscriberBuilder-Dptmo-1A.mjs";
-import { AppSpec, ConstructName, Declaration, Dependency } from "@geekmidas/manifest";
+import { t as StandardSchemaV1 } from "./index-CeEtxDmK.mjs";
+import { c as Topic, l as TopicEvents, u as TopicMessage } from "./Construct-QXnl3VqT.mjs";
+import { i as FunctionHandler, n as Function } from "./Function-DuqGcbOI.mjs";
+import { c as ServicesOf, i as Declarable, r as Consumable } from "./construct-interface-DluK3_da.mjs";
+import { t as FunctionBuilder } from "./index-CTkKOer4.mjs";
+import { i as ScheduleExpression } from "./Cron-uYAHPnp7.mjs";
+import { t as CronBuilder } from "./CronBuilder-DaSUm2Na.mjs";
+import { t as QueueBuilder } from "./QueueBuilder-QHsnVt1P.mjs";
+import { t as SubscriberBuilder } from "./SubscriberBuilder-CuCMFpYW.mjs";
+import "./topic/index.mjs";
+import { ConstructName, Declaration, Dependency } from "@geekmidas/manifest";
 import { EnvironmentParser } from "@geekmidas/envkit";
-import * as _geekmidas_services16 from "@geekmidas/services";
+import { Service } from "@geekmidas/services";
 import { Logger } from "@geekmidas/logger";
-import * as _geekmidas_schema15 from "@geekmidas/schema";
-
+import { ComposableStandardSchema } from "@geekmidas/schema";
 //#region src/worker.d.ts
-
-interface WorkerConfig {
-  /**
-   * Where its source lives and how it is run.
-   *
-   * Normally omitted, like every other app's: `Worker` means `apps/worker`
-   * where that directory exists and the project root otherwise. Write one only
-   * for a layout that genuinely differs.
-   */
-  app?: AppSpec;
+export interface WorkerConfig {
   /**
    * The logger everything built from this worker runs with.
    *
@@ -40,7 +32,7 @@ interface WorkerConfig {
    */
   envParser?: EnvironmentParser<{}>;
 }
-declare class Worker<TName extends string = string> implements Declarable<TName> {
+export declare class Worker<TName extends string = string, TDatabase = undefined, TDatabaseServiceName extends string = string> implements Declarable<TName> {
   private readonly config;
   /** Internal: how `.calls()` carries edges into the copy it returns. */
   private readonly dependencies;
@@ -49,46 +41,124 @@ declare class Worker<TName extends string = string> implements Declarable<TName>
   readonly logger: Logger;
   /** Always defined, and normally the default. */
   readonly envParser: EnvironmentParser<{}>;
-  constructor(id: ConstructName<TName>, config?: WorkerConfig, /** Internal: how `.calls()` carries edges into the copy it returns. */
-  dependencies?: readonly Dependency[]);
   /**
-   * This worker's cron factory, carrying its logger.
-   *
-   * `export const c = crons.logger(logger)` written once and hung off the
-   * thing that runs it, so a cron file opens with the schedule rather than
-   * with an import of a logger it has to know the path to.
+   * Where this worker's schedules live, when it has crons and a server runs
+   * them — and the database everything built from it receives as `db`.
+   * `undefined` until `.database(…)` says.
    */
-  get crons(): CronBuilder<_geekmidas_schema15.ComposableStandardSchema, _geekmidas_services16.Service<string, unknown>[], Logger, undefined, undefined, string, undefined, string>;
+  readonly scheduleStore?: Consumable<string, unknown>;
+  constructor(id: ConstructName<TName>, config?: WorkerConfig,
+  /** Internal: how `.calls()` carries edges into the copy it returns. */
+  dependencies?: readonly Dependency[], scheduleStore?: Consumable<string, unknown>);
   /**
-   * This worker's subscriber factory, carrying its logger.
+   * The database this worker keeps its schedules in, and the one everything
+   * built from it — crons, queues, subscribers, functions — receives as `db`.
+   * One of them that works against another database names it with its own
+   * `.database(other)`, which replaces this one for that runnable alone.
+   *
+   * Only a server target uses it. On AWS a cron is an EventBridge rule
+   * invoking a Lambda and nothing here is consulted — but a server has nothing
+   * firing its crons except itself, and a process that schedules in memory
+   * fires every job once per replica while reporting that all is well.
    *
-   * Chain `.publisher(…)` before `.subscribe([…])`: the event names are typed
-   * from the publisher's message union, so there is nothing to spell twice.
+   * So the store is declared rather than discovered. It could have been
+   * inferred — from a database the app happens to declare, or from the events
+   * backend when that backend is pg-boss — and both would work until an app
+   * had two databases, or moved its events to SNS, at which point the
+   * schedules would quietly move or stop. Naming it is one line and cannot
+   * drift.
+   *
+   * @example
+   * ```ts
+   * export const jobs = new Worker('Jobs', { logger }).database(database);
+   *
+   * export const sweep = jobs
+   *   .cron('rate(1 hour)')
+   *   .handle(async ({ db }) => db.deleteFrom('sessions').execute());
+   * ```
    */
-  get subscribers(): SubscriberBuilder<[], Logger, undefined, undefined, string, []>;
-  /** This worker's function factory, carrying its logger. */
-  get functions(): FunctionBuilder<_geekmidas_schema15.ComposableStandardSchema, undefined, [], Logger, undefined, string, undefined, string, undefined, string, AuditableAction<string, unknown>>;
+  database<T, TDbName extends string>(source: Consumable<TDbName, T>): Worker<TName, T, TDbName>;
   /**
-   * Sugar for the common case, the way `api.get()` is for `api.endpoints`.
+   * A scheduled runnable.
    *
    * @example `worker.cron('rate(1 day)').handle(async ({ logger }) => { … })`
    */
-  cron(schedule: ScheduleExpression): CronBuilder<_geekmidas_schema15.ComposableStandardSchema, _geekmidas_services16.Service<string, unknown>[], Logger, undefined, undefined, string, undefined, string>;
+  cron(schedule: ScheduleExpression): CronBuilder<ComposableStandardSchema, Service[], Logger, undefined, TDatabase, TDatabaseServiceName>;
+  /**
+   * A queue and its one consumer, run by this worker.
+   *
+   * One construct, because a queue has exactly one consumer: nothing else can
+   * attach a second, or forget to attach the first. Producers send to it by
+   * depending on it — `.dependsOn([emails])` makes `services.emails` the
+   * publisher.
+   *
+   * @example
+   * ```ts
+   * export const emails = worker
+   *   .queue('Emails')
+   *   .message(z.object({ userId: z.uuid(), template: z.string() }))
+   *   .handle(async ({ messages, services }) => { … });
+   * ```
+   */
+  queue<TQueueName extends string>(name: TQueueName): QueueBuilder<TQueueName, undefined, [], Logger, TDatabase, TDatabaseServiceName>;
+  /**
+   * A runnable that consumes a topic.
+   *
+   * Binding is not publishing: a consumer is handed the topic's event types
+   * and no connection string it could publish with. A handler that emits
+   * follow-up events depends on the topic it emits to —
+   * `.dependsOn([orders])` — which is the only reason it would need one.
+   *
+   * @example `worker.topic(users).subscribe(['user.created']).handle(…)`
+   */
+  topic<TTopicName extends string, TEvents extends TopicEvents>(topic: Topic<TTopicName, TEvents>): SubscriberBuilder<[], Logger, undefined, EventPublisher<TopicMessage<TEvents_1>>, [], TDatabase, TDatabaseServiceName>;
+  /**
+   * Everything below builds a function — the runnable with no schedule and no
+   * topic, invoked by something else.
+   *
+   * These sit on the worker rather than behind a `functions` namespace because
+   * the namespace was a hop that said nothing: `worker.functions.input(…)`
+   * names a collection to reach one member of it. What kind of runnable is
+   * being built is decided by which of these is called first — a schedule
+   * makes a cron, a topic makes a subscriber, and anything else makes a
+   * function.
+   */
+  input<T extends ComposableStandardSchema>(schema: T): FunctionBuilder<T, undefined, [], Logger, undefined, string, TDatabase, TDatabaseServiceName, AuditableAction<string, unknown>>;
+  output<T extends StandardSchemaV1>(schema: T): FunctionBuilder<any, T, [], Logger, undefined, string, TDatabase, TDatabaseServiceName, AuditableAction<string, unknown>>;
+  timeout(ms: number): FunctionBuilder<any, undefined, [], Logger, undefined, string, TDatabase, TDatabaseServiceName, AuditableAction<string, unknown>>;
+  memorySize(mb: number): FunctionBuilder<any, undefined, [], Logger, undefined, string, TDatabase, TDatabaseServiceName, AuditableAction<string, unknown>>;
+  dependsOn<const T extends readonly Consumable[]>(constructs: T): FunctionBuilder<any, undefined, [...ServicesOf<T>], Logger, undefined, string, TDatabase, TDatabaseServiceName, AuditableAction<string, unknown>>;
+  services<T extends Service[]>(services: T): FunctionBuilder<any, undefined, [...T], Logger, undefined, string, TDatabase, TDatabaseServiceName, AuditableAction<string, unknown>>;
+  /**
+   * A function with no input schema — the shortest runnable there is.
+   *
+   * @example `worker.handle(async ({ logger }) => { … })`
+   */
+  handle(...args: Parameters<ReturnType<Worker<TName, TDatabase, TDatabaseServiceName>['schemalessFunction']>['handle']>): Function<any, [], Logger, undefined, undefined, string, TDatabase, TDatabaseServiceName, AuditableAction<string, unknown>, FunctionHandler<any, [], Logger, undefined, TDatabase, undefined, AuditableAction<string, unknown>>>;
+  /** The builder `handle` delegates to, named so its type can be referred to. */
+  private schemalessFunction;
+  /** The function builder the delegating methods above are built on. */
+  private get functions();
   /**
    * Resources and surfaces this worker calls.
    *
    * Not `.dependsOn()`: this records the edge that derives the worker's
    * environment and its access, the same distinction `RestApi.calls()` draws.
    */
-  calls(constructs: readonly Declarable[]): Worker<TName>;
+  calls(constructs: readonly Declarable[]): Worker<TName, TDatabase, TDatabaseServiceName>;
   /**
    * Stamps this worker's id onto a builder, so everything built from it says
-   * which process runs it.
+   * which process runs it — and hands it the worker's database.
+   *
+   * The database goes through the builder's own `.database()` rather than
+   * being written into its fields, so the default is recorded exactly as an
+   * explicit one would be: the client the handler gets, and the edge the
+   * manifest reads. That is also what lets a later `.database(other)` replace
+   * it outright. The builder arrives already typed with this worker's
+   * database; this is the runtime half of that.
    */
   private own;
   declare(): Declaration[];
 }
-//# sourceMappingURL=worker.d.ts.map
 //#endregion
-export { Worker, WorkerConfig };
 //# sourceMappingURL=worker.d.mts.map

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package/dist/worker.mjs

@@ -1,21 +1,27 @@
-import "./Construct-BD5neF7w.mjs";
-import { edgeTo } from "./construct-interface-Z4CpS8tK.mjs";
-import { FunctionBuilder } from "./functions-Ck21Uyq0.mjs";
-import "./clone-DblgEZZa.mjs";
-import { envParserFor } from "./surfaceEnv-C3Ktahea.mjs";
-import { CronBuilder } from "./CronBuilder-CdibiHNB.mjs";
-import { SubscriberBuilder } from "./SubscriberBuilder-BjkbeT9l.mjs";
+import { edgeTo } from "./construct-interface.mjs";
+import { t as FunctionBuilder } from "./functions-Di6n5ltG.mjs";
+import { n as envParserFor } from "./surfaceEnv-wMT5QzgZ.mjs";
+import { t as CronBuilder } from "./CronBuilder-CCgt0wCE.mjs";
+import { t as QueueBuilder } from "./QueueBuilder-DCuYdjMw.mjs";
+import { t as SubscriberBuilder } from "./SubscriberBuilder-DMFk_Ap1.mjs";
 import { canonicalId } from "@geekmidas/manifest";
 import { DEFAULT_LOGGER } from "@geekmidas/logger/console";
-
 //#region src/worker.ts
 var Worker = class Worker {
+	config;
+	dependencies;
 	id;
 	/** Always defined — the worker's own, or the console logger. */
 	logger;
 	/** Always defined, and normally the default. */
 	envParser;
-	constructor(id, config = {}, dependencies = []) {
+	/**
+	* Where this worker's schedules live, when it has crons and a server runs
+	* them — and the database everything built from it receives as `db`.
+	* `undefined` until `.database(…)` says.
+	*/
+	scheduleStore;
+	constructor(id, config = {}, dependencies = [], scheduleStore) {
 		this.config = config;
 		this.dependencies = dependencies;
 		const canonical = canonicalId(id);
@@ -25,37 +31,122 @@ var Worker = class Worker {
 			id: canonical,
 			envParser: config.envParser
 		} : void 0);
+		this.scheduleStore = scheduleStore;
 	}
 	/**
-	* This worker's cron factory, carrying its logger.
+	* The database this worker keeps its schedules in, and the one everything
+	* built from it — crons, queues, subscribers, functions — receives as `db`.
+	* One of them that works against another database names it with its own
+	* `.database(other)`, which replaces this one for that runnable alone.
+	*
+	* Only a server target uses it. On AWS a cron is an EventBridge rule
+	* invoking a Lambda and nothing here is consulted — but a server has nothing
+	* firing its crons except itself, and a process that schedules in memory
+	* fires every job once per replica while reporting that all is well.
+	*
+	* So the store is declared rather than discovered. It could have been
+	* inferred — from a database the app happens to declare, or from the events
+	* backend when that backend is pg-boss — and both would work until an app
+	* had two databases, or moved its events to SNS, at which point the
+	* schedules would quietly move or stop. Naming it is one line and cannot
+	* drift.
 	*
-	* `export const c = crons.logger(logger)` written once and hung off the
-	* thing that runs it, so a cron file opens with the schedule rather than
-	* with an import of a logger it has to know the path to.
+	* @example
+	* ```ts
+	* export const jobs = new Worker('Jobs', { logger }).database(database);
+	*
+	* export const sweep = jobs
+	*   .cron('rate(1 hour)')
+	*   .handle(async ({ db }) => db.deleteFrom('sessions').execute());
+	* ```
 	*/
-	get crons() {
-		return this.own(new CronBuilder().logger(this.logger));
+	database(source) {
+		return new Worker(this.id, this.config, [...this.dependencies, edgeTo(source)], source);
 	}
 	/**
-	* This worker's subscriber factory, carrying its logger.
+	* A scheduled runnable.
 	*
-	* Chain `.publisher(…)` before `.subscribe([…])`: the event names are typed
-	* from the publisher's message union, so there is nothing to spell twice.
+	* @example `worker.cron('rate(1 day)').handle(async ({ logger }) => { … })`
 	*/
-	get subscribers() {
-		return this.own(new SubscriberBuilder().logger(this.logger));
+	cron(schedule) {
+		return this.own(new CronBuilder().logger(this.logger)).schedule(schedule);
 	}
-	/** This worker's function factory, carrying its logger. */
-	get functions() {
-		return this.own(new FunctionBuilder().logger(this.logger));
+	/**
+	* A queue and its one consumer, run by this worker.
+	*
+	* One construct, because a queue has exactly one consumer: nothing else can
+	* attach a second, or forget to attach the first. Producers send to it by
+	* depending on it — `.dependsOn([emails])` makes `services.emails` the
+	* publisher.
+	*
+	* @example
+	* ```ts
+	* export const emails = worker
+	*   .queue('Emails')
+	*   .message(z.object({ userId: z.uuid(), template: z.string() }))
+	*   .handle(async ({ messages, services }) => { … });
+	* ```
+	*/
+	queue(name) {
+		return this.own(new QueueBuilder().logger(this.logger)).queue(name);
 	}
 	/**
-	* Sugar for the common case, the way `api.get()` is for `api.endpoints`.
+	* A runnable that consumes a topic.
 	*
-	* @example `worker.cron('rate(1 day)').handle(async ({ logger }) => { … })`
+	* Binding is not publishing: a consumer is handed the topic's event types
+	* and no connection string it could publish with. A handler that emits
+	* follow-up events depends on the topic it emits to —
+	* `.dependsOn([orders])` — which is the only reason it would need one.
+	*
+	* @example `worker.topic(users).subscribe(['user.created']).handle(…)`
 	*/
-	cron(schedule) {
-		return this.crons.schedule(schedule);
+	topic(topic) {
+		return this.own(new SubscriberBuilder().logger(this.logger)).topic(topic);
+	}
+	/**
+	* Everything below builds a function — the runnable with no schedule and no
+	* topic, invoked by something else.
+	*
+	* These sit on the worker rather than behind a `functions` namespace because
+	* the namespace was a hop that said nothing: `worker.functions.input(…)`
+	* names a collection to reach one member of it. What kind of runnable is
+	* being built is decided by which of these is called first — a schedule
+	* makes a cron, a topic makes a subscriber, and anything else makes a
+	* function.
+	*/
+	input(schema) {
+		return this.functions.input(schema);
+	}
+	output(schema) {
+		return this.functions.output(schema);
+	}
+	timeout(ms) {
+		return this.functions.timeout(ms);
+	}
+	memorySize(mb) {
+		return this.functions.memorySize(mb);
+	}
+	dependsOn(constructs) {
+		return this.functions.dependsOn(constructs);
+	}
+	services(services) {
+		return this.functions.services(services);
+	}
+	/**
+	* A function with no input schema — the shortest runnable there is.
+	*
+	* @example `worker.handle(async ({ logger }) => { … })`
+	*/
+	handle(...args) {
+		return this.schemalessFunction().handle(...args);
+	}
+	/** The builder `handle` delegates to, named so its type can be referred to. */
+	schemalessFunction() {
+		return this.functions;
+	}
+	/** The function builder the delegating methods above are built on. */
+	get functions() {
+		return this.own(new FunctionBuilder().logger(this.logger));
 	}
 	/**
 	* Resources and surfaces this worker calls.
@@ -64,27 +155,35 @@ var Worker = class Worker {
 	* environment and its access, the same distinction `RestApi.calls()` draws.
 	*/
 	calls(constructs) {
-		return new Worker(this.id, this.config, [...this.dependencies, ...constructs.map(edgeTo)]);
+		return new Worker(this.id, this.config, [...this.dependencies, ...constructs.map(edgeTo)], this.scheduleStore);
 	}
 	/**
 	* Stamps this worker's id onto a builder, so everything built from it says
-	* which process runs it.
+	* which process runs it — and hands it the worker's database.
+	*
+	* The database goes through the builder's own `.database()` rather than
+	* being written into its fields, so the default is recorded exactly as an
+	* explicit one would be: the client the handler gets, and the edge the
+	* manifest reads. That is also what lets a later `.database(other)` replace
+	* it outright. The builder arrives already typed with this worker's
+	* database; this is the runtime half of that.
 	*/
 	own(builder) {
-		builder._owner = this.id;
-		return builder;
+		const owned = this.scheduleStore ? builder.database(this.scheduleStore) : builder;
+		owned._owner = this.id;
+		owned._scheduleStore = this.scheduleStore;
+		return owned;
 	}
 	declare() {
 		return [{
 			kind: "worker",
 			id: this.id,
-			...this.config.app ? { app: this.config.app } : {},
 			...this.dependencies.length ? { dependencies: this.dependencies } : {},
 			provides: []
 		}];
 	}
 };
-
 //#endregion
 export { Worker };
+
 //# sourceMappingURL=worker.mjs.map

package/dist/worker.mjs.map

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A glob owned it.\n *\n * The cost of that shows up in the scaffolds. `gkm init --template worker` —\n * a project that is background jobs and nothing else — declared\n * `new RestApi('Api', { defaultAuthorizer: 'none', logger })`: an HTTP surface\n * with no HTTP on it, written because it was the only construct that made an\n * app exist and the only way to get a logger into the generated runtime.\n *\n * It takes no authorizer, and that is the tell that these are two constructs\n * rather than one with a flag: a `RestApi` needs one because an HTTP surface\n * can ship open by omission, and nothing reaches a worker from outside.\n *\n * ## Crons on a server target need a database\n *\n * A cron becomes an EventBridge rule on AWS and nothing here is consulted. A\n * server has nothing firing its crons but itself, and a process that schedules\n * in memory fires every job once per replica while reporting success — so the\n * schedule is kept in Postgres, and the worker says which one with\n * `.database(db)`.\n *\n * A worker with crons and no `.database(…)` schedules nothing on a server\n * target and says so at startup. That is a limitation of workers today rather\n * than a design: the store could be a cache, or something the target\n * provisions, and Postgres is what exists.\n *\n * ## The database is everything's default\n *\n * The same `.database(db)` is the database every cron, queue, subscriber and\n * function built from the worker receives as `db`. The work a worker groups is\n * usually work against one database, and naming it per handler was a line\n * repeated in every file that could drift in any one of them. 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It could have been\n\t * inferred — from a database the app happens to declare, or from the events\n\t * backend when that backend is pg-boss — and both would work until an app\n\t * had two databases, or moved its events to SNS, at which point the\n\t * schedules would quietly move or stop. 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