@kudzujs/core 0.7.18 → 0.7.19

package/README.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Kudzu compiles ordinary React-shaped TypeScript and TSX into complete static HTM
 
 > Experimental `0.7.x`: the compiler API and supported TSX surface may change.
 
-**Latest release: 0.7.18 - Primitive child prop dependencies.** Direct JSON-safe primitive parent state remains reactive when passed to destructured same-file or imported child props, including child DOM bindings and conditionally owned effects. Read the [release notes](./RELEASES.md#0718---primitive-child-prop-dependencies) or open the [release page](https://kudzujs.cloud/releases/0.7.18).
+**Latest release: 0.7.19 - Reusable collection aliases.** One immutable local collection alias may feed multiple keyed lists when every reference remains statically analyzable; setter callbacks and object refs also have a proven one-boundary component contract. Read the [release notes](./RELEASES.md#0719---reusable-collection-aliases) or open the [release page](https://kudzujs.cloud/releases/0.7.19).
 
 - [Documentation](https://kudzujs.cloud/docs)
 - [Installation guide](https://kudzujs.cloud/docs#install)
@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ ordinary React-shaped TSX
 
 - Function components execute at build time and do not survive as browser components.
 - `useState` and reduced `useReducer`, including directly serializable lazy initialization, compile to synchronous logical state and batched direct DOM writes; top-level `useId` and direct intrinsic `forwardRef` authoring erase to static HTML without a component runtime.
-- Conditions, keyed collections, attributes, events, refs, effects, and supported component boundaries compile to route-specific capabilities.
+- Conditions, keyed collections, attributes, events, refs, effects, and supported component boundaries compile to route-specific capabilities. Inline or simple `const` setter callbacks and object refs may cross one ordinary component boundary into a direct intrinsic root.
 - Build-known data and routes become complete HTML through async components and `getStaticPaths()`.
 - Native document navigation is the default; static routes do not load a client runtime.
 - Unsupported nearby patterns fail during the build with a source location and actionable boundary.

package/RELEASES.md

@@ -1,5 +1,29 @@
 # Kudzu Releases
 
+## 0.7.19 - Reusable collection aliases
+
+Kudzu 0.7.19 lets one immutable local collection alias feed multiple keyed list sites while preserving independent DOM identity, and formalizes setter callback and object-ref ownership across one ordinary component boundary.
+
+### New in 0.7.19
+
+- A top-level immutable local alias over a supported collection pipeline may be reused by multiple keyed `map` sites.
+- Every alias reference must remain a statically analyzable collection source; mixed reads such as `visible.length` fail with a source-located diagnostic instead of becoming stale build-time values.
+- Each list site retains its own keyed DOM identity through insertion, reorder, and removal while sharing the same state-backed selector.
+- Inline or simple `const` setter callbacks may cross one same-file or relative-imported component boundary to an event on the child's direct intrinsic root.
+- A `null`-initialized object ref may cross the same boundary; conditional removal resolves it to `null`, and remount points it at a fresh element.
+- These paths reuse compiler-owned behavior and ref descriptors without a callback registry, retained component instance, VDOM, or hydration.
+- The complete suite passes 107/107 tests with browser coverage for both reusable list identity and callback/ref conditional ownership.
+
+### Boundary
+
+Reusable aliases must be top-level immutable locals whose every reference is a supported collection source. Search, slice, pagination, sorting, mutation, imported transforms, arbitrary callbacks, callback refs, and forwarding beyond the proven component boundary remain unsupported.
+
+### Upgrade
+
+```bash
+npm install @kudzujs/core@^0.7.19
+```
+
 ## 0.7.18 - Primitive child prop dependencies
 
 Kudzu 0.7.18 formalizes direct JSON-safe primitive parent state as a reactive child prop across ordinary same-file and relative-imported components, without adding component specialization or a browser component tree.

package/framework/README.md

@@ -35,10 +35,12 @@ Inline SVG rendering normalizes an explicit set of common React presentation ali
 
 Same-file, directly exported same-file, and relative-imported component chains receiving a direct local-state array or keyed item are recursively specialized to intrinsic JSX before keyed-list analysis, so their component functions are not retained in the browser. A directly exported row may be reused across static and keyed JSX sites; export-list/default aliases and non-JSX references remain rejected. Missing destructured props use directly serializable primitive, plain-object, or array literal defaults during specialization. One final identifier rest binding may be expanded exactly once at the direct intrinsic root. Rows may own multiple direct-property child maps recursively, nested conditions, latest-item handlers, multiple directly serializable state slots, effects, and `null`-initialized object refs. Structural list sites and ancestor key paths scope hooks across updates and reorder and release them on removal. Handler modules are emitted only when a rendered descriptor references them. Direct JSON-safe primitive keyed-item dependencies subscribe each row record to its owning list commit and compare selected fields after `list-runtime.js` synchronously refreshes the row marker. Only changed rows rerun with the complete latest item; reorder compares equal and unrelated fields do nothing. Builds without item dependencies emit no item reader or list-state subscription code.
 
-Rendered collection selectors compile one-use aliases and inline `(item)` or `(item, index)` pipelines over local array state or supported static named imports. Supported selectors are pure `filter` with direct local-state reads, direct-property `flatMap`, and `Array.from` before a final keyed `map`; dependency commits re-evaluate the selector against the immutable build-time collection while field keys retain item identity and `key={index}` retains positional identity. Compiler-owned static filters over structural keyed rows validate source references and keys once, retain removed rows as detached prototypes, clone fresh restoration nodes, and insert only new runs without moving retained DOM. Specialized collection wrappers and keyed rows inline direct object-literal or calling-component `const` object prop spreads in source order and forward JSX children into intrinsic output. Anonymous zero-argument lazy state initializers that return a directly serializable literal lower to the same ownership path. This route-specific path is compiled out elsewhere. Compiler-owned collection state is excluded from development snapshot restoration. Dynamic/computed prop spreads, arbitrary callbacks, mutation, asynchronous selectors, imported callback functions, prototype-sensitive reads, dynamic row state initializers, non-`null` or callback refs, and recursive component cycles fail during compilation.
+Rendered collection selectors compile immutable local aliases and inline `(item)` or `(item, index)` pipelines over local array state or supported static named imports. One alias may feed multiple keyed list sites when every reference is a statically analyzable collection source; mixed non-collection reads fail during compilation. Supported selectors are pure `filter` with direct local-state reads, direct-property `flatMap`, and `Array.from` before a final keyed `map`; dependency commits re-evaluate the selector against the immutable build-time collection while field keys retain item identity and `key={index}` retains positional identity. Compiler-owned static filters over structural keyed rows validate source references and keys once, retain removed rows as detached prototypes, clone fresh restoration nodes, and insert only new runs without moving retained DOM. Specialized collection wrappers and keyed rows inline direct object-literal or calling-component `const` object prop spreads in source order and forward JSX children into intrinsic output. Anonymous zero-argument lazy state initializers that return a directly serializable literal lower to the same ownership path. This route-specific path is compiled out elsewhere. Compiler-owned collection state is excluded from development snapshot restoration. Dynamic/computed prop spreads, arbitrary callbacks, mutation, asynchronous selectors, imported callback functions, prototype-sensitive reads, dynamic row state initializers, non-`null` or callback refs, and recursive component cycles fail during compilation.
 
 The reduced `useReducer` form reuses ordinary state slots and React's pure reducer contract. An optional inline, same-file, or relative-imported synchronous one-parameter initializer may derive a directly serializable literal only from its directly serializable initial argument; the compiler substitutes that argument and lowers the call to the ordinary two-argument ownership path. A direct dispatch in a compiled handler becomes a functional `set` whose reducer is bundled from a relative TypeScript module into that handler graph. Pure reducer-owned keyed lists reuse unchanged item identities for reorder, one removal, and append fast paths; ordinary `useState` lists retain full validation. One direct dispatch prop into a same-file or relative-imported synchronous component, including a direct keyed row, is specialized to intrinsic JSX at the call site, so its handler retains the parent reducer scope and no dispatch capture or child handler asset is emitted. A reducer row reads the latest item through the existing list scope and uses the same multiple serializable state, effect, condition, and object-ref specialization as other keyed rows. Relative TypeScript imports referenced inside that child handler receive collision-free call-site aliases and join the parent handler graph. One nested relative-imported intrinsic child may receive an inline or simple `const` callback containing dispatch; the compiler recursively substitutes that callback once and omits the nested child handler asset. Missing directly serializable literal defaults and direct intrinsic rest props in these reducer specializations are substituted at the same call site. Reducer-free routes and shared runtimes are unchanged; no reducer runtime or browser component instance exists.
 
+An inline or simple `const` setter callback may cross one same-file or relative-imported component boundary when the child forwards it to an event on its direct intrinsic root. A `null`-initialized object ref may cross the same boundary to that root. Both remain compiler-owned descriptors: conditional removal drops the handler with the element and makes the ref resolve to `null`, while remount creates a fresh element without retaining a component instance.
+
 `kudzu.config` may opt one emitted shared-layout group into same-document navigation with legacy `navigation: { routes: ["/product", "/items/[id]"] }`, or multiple groups with `navigation: { groups: [{ routes: [...] }, { routes: [...] }] }`. The forms are mutually exclusive. Identities are globally unique emitted exact paths or `runtimeParams` patterns; each group uses one page-exported layout function identity. Runtime records securely match concrete pathnames under `base`, and their cache-safe parameter initializer runs before route DOM/effects mount on every transition. Each group receives a deterministic route-hashed asset specialized to only its records, pattern decoder, and effect/parameter lifecycle needs. Cross-group and ungrouped anchors remain native and are not prefetched; overlapping path domains across groups fail the build. Route effect entries export cache-safe layout and route mount functions: layout effects, including conditional/keyed DOM-owned effects, persist for the group session; route effects receive a fresh owner registry after each route insertion; and non-persisted page disposal cleans route before layout. Direct primitive state, runtime parameter, and keyed-item property dependencies and cleanup are supported. Fragment payloads and coordinated View Transitions are not implemented.
 
 Cross-framework performance tables are historical snapshots from an excluded local benchmark workspace; the current checkout does not contain their competitor fixtures, runners, or raw arrays. The maintained provenance warning and tables live in the web docs. `npm run benchmark` is the tracked reproducible Worker fixture measurement, while the focused Chrome Worker test verifies throughput, cadence, bounded history, stale-write isolation, and route lifecycle behavior.

package/framework/build.mjs

@@ -2649,6 +2649,13 @@ function createKudzuTransformer(nativeHandlers, effectHandlers, reactiveBindings
       ts.forEachChild(node, collectRenderedLists)
     }
     collectRenderedLists(sourceFile)
+    const collectionAliasUses = new WeakSet(rawRenderedLists.flatMap(({ parts }) => parts.aliasUses ?? []))
+    const collectionAliasDeclarations = new Set(rawRenderedLists.flatMap(({ parts }) => parts.aliasDeclarations ?? []))
+    for (const declaration of collectionAliasDeclarations) {
+      const owner = nearestFunction(declaration)
+      const unsupported = identifierReferences(owner.body, declaration.name.text).find(reference => !collectionAliasUses.has(reference))
+      if (unsupported) fail(unsupported, `Rendered collection alias "${declaration.name.text}" may only be used as a rendered collection source`)
+    }
     const rejectUnsupportedRenderControl = node => {
       if (ts.isIfStatement(node) && containsRenderControl(node, jsxLocalsByFunction.get(nearestFunction(node)) ?? new Set())) {
         const setters = settersForNode(node, settersByFunction)
@@ -3196,11 +3203,10 @@ function renderedCollectionSource(expression, setters, declarations, fail, alias
     const entries = declarations?.get(value.text)
     if (!entries) return undefined
     if (entries.length !== 1 || aliases.has(value.text) || entries[0].node.parent?.parent?.parent !== nearestFunction(entries[0].node)?.body) fail(value, `Rendered collection alias "${value.text}" must be one top-level immutable local`)
-    if (identifierReferenceCount(nearestFunction(entries[0].node).body, value.text) !== 1) fail(value, `Rendered collection alias "${value.text}" may only be rendered once`)
     aliases.add(value.text)
     const source = renderedCollectionSource(entries[0].initializer, setters, declarations, fail, aliases, importedCollections, stateNames)
     aliases.delete(value.text)
-    return source && { ...source, aliasDeclarations: [...(source.aliasDeclarations ?? []), entries[0].node] }
+    return source && { ...source, aliasDeclarations: [...(source.aliasDeclarations ?? []), entries[0].node], aliasUses: [...(source.aliasUses ?? []), value] }
   }
   if (ts.isPropertyAccessExpression(value) && ts.isIdentifier(value.expression)) return { state: undefined, ownerField: value.name.text, selector: [], parentItem: value.expression.text }
   if (ts.isCallExpression(value) && ts.isPropertyAccessExpression(value.expression)) {
@@ -4023,13 +4029,17 @@ function referencesIdentifier(root, name) {
 }
 
 function identifierReferenceCount(root, name) {
-  let count = 0
+  return identifierReferences(root, name).length
+}
+
+function identifierReferences(root, name) {
+  const references = []
   const visit = node => {
-    if (ts.isIdentifier(node) && node.text === name && isReferenceIdentifier(node) && !ts.isJsxClosingElement(node.parent)) count++
+    if (ts.isIdentifier(node) && node.text === name && isReferenceIdentifier(node) && !ts.isJsxClosingElement(node.parent)) references.push(node)
     ts.forEachChild(node, visit)
   }
   visit(root)
-  return count
+  return references
 }
 
 function unwrapExpression(node) {

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@kudzujs/core",
-  "version": "0.7.18",
+  "version": "0.7.19",
   "description": "HTML-first TSX framework with synchronous state semantics and no virtual DOM",
   "type": "module",
   "license": "MIT",