@katn30/trakr 4.0.0 → 4.1.0

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@@ -610,6 +610,14 @@ tracker.onCommit(keys); // same, plus write real server IDs to @AutoId fie
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  2. Transitions every tracked object's `state` to `Unchanged` and resets `dirtyCounter`.
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  3. Appends the state change into the existing last undo operation — so undo atomically reverts both the user's edits and the committed state together (no spurious extra undo steps).
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+ **Lookup by trackingId**
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+ ```typescript
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+ const obj = tracker.getByTrackingId(42); // TrackedObject | undefined
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+ ```
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+ Returns the tracked object whose `trackingId` matches the given value, or `undefined` if none. Deleted objects are still findable this way (they remain in `trackedObjects` until `destroy()`). Useful for debugging, correlating server responses against known objects, or hydrating a UI selection from a persisted `trackingId`.
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  **Sessions**
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  ```typescript
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  Marks a property as the server-assigned autoincrement primary key for this model. Only one `@AutoId` field is allowed per class. Enables the `onCommit` lifecycle for real-ID assignment.
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+ `@AutoId` is a **specialisation of `@Id`**: it also registers the property as part of the model's identity (so `getIdentity(obj)` includes it), but it additionally singles the property out as the one trakr will overwrite from `onCommit(keys)`. Use `@Id` for identity properties you assign yourself; use `@AutoId` for the single property trakr should patch on commit. See [`@Id`](#id) for identity-only properties (composite keys, caller-assigned UUIDs, natural keys).
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  ```typescript
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  class InvoiceModel extends TrackedObject {
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  @AutoId
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  `trackingId` values are globally unique across the lifetime of the tracker and never reused, so they can safely serve as correlation keys across multiple save cycles.
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+ **Reactivity gate.** The `@AutoId` write performed by `onCommit(keys)` is a **library-internal write, not a user edit**. It does **not** fire `TrackedObject.changed` for the `@AutoId` property, does **not** bump `dirtyCounter`, does **not** re-run `@Tracked` validators, and does **not** flicker `tracker.isDirty` back to `true` during commit. After `onCommit` returns, `state === Unchanged` and `isDirty === false` — as if the object were freshly loaded with the real PK. Treat the write as *authoritative baseline update*, not as a change event.
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+ ---
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+ ### `@Id`
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+ Marks a property as part of the model's **caller-provided identity**. Any type is allowed (string, number, UUID, ULID, tuple-like composite via multiple decorators). Trakr never mutates the value — you set it (typically from the server, or client-generated for UUID schemas), and trakr uses it purely to compute `getIdentity(obj)`, `getIdentityObject(obj)`, and `getIdentityProperties(proto)`.
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+ ```typescript
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+ class TenantModel extends TrackedObject {
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+ @Id
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+ code: string = ''; // caller-assigned string PK
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+ @Tracked()
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+ accessor name: string = '';
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+ }
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+ class LineItemModel extends TrackedObject {
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+ @Id
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+ orderId: number = 0; // composite key part 1
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+ @Id
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+ lineNo: number = 0; // composite key part 2
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+ @Tracked()
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+ accessor qty: number = 0;
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ **Relationship to `@AutoId`.**
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+ | | `@Id` | `@AutoId` |
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+ |----------------------------------|-----------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
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+ | Registers property as identity | yes | yes (implicitly) |
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+ | Value type | any | any (via `IdAssignment<V>`; historically `number`) |
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+ | Written by `onCommit(keys)` | never | yes, from the matching `IdAssignment.value` |
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+ | Multiple per class | yes (composite key) | no (at most one) |
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+ Use `@Id` for identity you own (client-generated UUIDs, natural keys, composite keys). Use `@AutoId` for the single property whose value only the server can produce and that must be patched back into the model after `onCommit`. A class may combine them: several `@Id` properties for a composite key plus one `@AutoId` for a surrogate PK, if that matches your schema.
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  ### `ITracked`
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- ### `IdAssignment`
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+ ### `IdAssignment<V>`
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- The shape of each entry in the `keys` array passed to `tracker.onCommit(keys)`:
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+ The shape of each entry in the `keys` array passed to `tracker.onCommit(keys)`. Generic in the PK value type, defaulting to `number`:
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  ```typescript
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  import type { IdAssignment } from '@katn30/trakr';
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- // { trackingId: number; value: number }
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+ // IdAssignment<V = number> = { trackingId: number; value: V }
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+ const numericKeys: IdAssignment[] = [{ trackingId: 1, value: 42 }];
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+ const uuidKeys: IdAssignment<string>[] = [{ trackingId: 1, value: '01HXYZ-ULID' }];
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  ```
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  | Field | Type | Description |
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  | `trackingId` | `number` | The `trackingId` of the object that received a new server-assigned PK |
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- | `value` | `number` | The real server-assigned ID to write to the `@AutoId` field |
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+ | `value` | `V` (default `number`) | The real server-assigned ID to write to the `@AutoId` field |
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+ `tracker.onCommit<V>(keys)` is generic in `V`: pass `IdAssignment<string>[]` for UUID/ULID schemas, `IdAssignment[]` for the numeric default. Trakr writes `entry.value` straight into the `@AutoId` field — the field's declared type is what enforces the match at the call site (e.g. `@AutoId id: string = ''` with `onCommit<string>(...)`).
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  The server returns one `IdAssignment` per item that produced a new database row — both inserted objects and, in temporal tables, updated objects (see [Temporally versioned tables](#temporally-versioned-tables)). `onCommit()` iterates every entry, matches by `trackingId` against every tracked object, and writes `value` to the `@AutoId` field of any match.
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  this._commitStateOperation = lastOp;
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  this.reset();
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+ getByTrackingId(trackingId) {
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+ return this.trackedObjects.find((o) => o.trackingId === trackingId);
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+ }
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  /** @internal */
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  _isInUndoStack(op) {
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  return this._undoOperations.includes(op);