@lunora/codegen 1.0.0-alpha.23 → 1.0.0-alpha.230

package/dist/packem_shared/emitApp-rCWsXXGd.mjs

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Omit to use only the worker-signed `getSignedUrl` path. */\n    s3?: Selector<Env, R2S3Credentials>;\n    /** HMAC secret for signed URLs. */\n    signingSecret?: Selector<Env, string>;\n}']:[],...e.hasScheduler?["/** `.scheduler(...)` declaration — the `SchedulerDO` namespace. Backs `ctx.scheduler` AND the studio's scheduled-jobs view. The origin its callbacks dispatch back to is not declared here: the DO reads `env.LUNORA_ORIGIN_URL` at fire time, because a caller-supplied dispatch target would be an SSRF vector. */\ninterface SchedulerDeclaration<Env> {\n    /** The `SchedulerDO` namespace binding (typically `env.SCHEDULER`). */\n    namespace: Selector<Env, DurableObjectNamespaceLike & ShardNamespaceLike>;\n}"]:[],...e.hasGlobal?["/** `.global(...)` declaration — the D1 binding backing `.global()` tables. Backs cross-tenant `ctx.db` reads/writes AND the studio's global data browser. */\ninterface GlobalDeclaration<Env> {\n    /** The D1 binding (typically `env.DB`). */\n    d1: Selector<Env, D1DatabaseLike>;\n    /** The worker origin used to fan reverse cross-backend relations across shards. Without it, such a relation throws a clear error. */\n    origin?: Selector<Env, string>;\n}"]:[],...e.hasHyperdriveGlobal?['/** `.hyperdriveGlobal(...)` declaration — backs `.global({ backend: "hyperdrive" })` tables on a Postgres/MySQL database via Hyperdrive. Stays reactive: the writer is injected as `globalDb` and the broadcast hook drives live queries. */\ninterface HyperdriveGlobalDeclaration<Env> {\n    /** The Hyperdrive engine — selects the Postgres or MySQL dialect. */\n    engine: HyperdriveEngine;\n    /** Build the `SqlExec` from `env` — e.g. `buildPgExec(fromPostgresJs(postgres(env.HYPERDRIVE.connectionString)))`. Cache the driver on the DO instance; rebuild lazily after hibernation. */\n    exec: (env: Env) => SqlExec;\n    /** The worker origin used to fan reverse cross-backend relations across shards. Without it, such a relation throws a clear error. */\n    origin?: Selector<Env, string>;\n}']:[],...e.hasAuth?['/** `.auth(...)` declaration — better-auth options plus the storage the adapter reads. Give it `d1` (the default) or `namespace` (a Durable Object that hosts the auth tables), never both. The builder owns the lazy build + `ensureMigrated` dance and wires `authHandler` / `resolveIdentity` / `authAdmin`. */\ninterface AuthDeclaration<Env> {\n    /** The D1 binding the auth SQL adapter is wired over (via `lunoraD1Adapter`). Omit only when using `namespace`. */\n    d1?: Selector<Env, unknown>;\n    /** Shared secret the worker presents on the object\'s internal session route. REQUIRED with `namespace`: the binding is reachable from any worker bound to it, so the secret — not the binding — is the authorization boundary. Without it identity resolution fails closed. */\n    internalSecret?: Selector<Env, string>;\n    /** Name of the Durable Object instance holding the auth tables. Defaults to `"auth"`. Set it to run separate auth objects (per deployment, per tenant) off one namespace. */\n    objectName?: Selector<Env, string>;\n    /** The auth Durable Object namespace — the DO-backed mode. Needed for `@better-auth/scim`, which requires native transactions that D1 has none of. The object owns the auth tables, so `/api/auth/*` and identity resolution both go through it. Typed as `AuthNamespaceLike` because `createDoAuthWiring` resolves through `idFromName` + `get` and has no `getByName` fallback — both members are load-bearing here, and `ShardNamespaceLike` leaves both optional. */\n    namespace?: Selector<Env, AuthNamespaceLike>;\n    /** Build the better-auth options from `env` (secret, plugins, email/password, …). */\n    options: (env: Env) => LunoraAuthOptions;\n}']:[]],q=e=>[...e.hasAccess?["    private accessSelector?: Selector<Env, CreateAccessResolverOptions | undefined>;"]:[],"    private adminToken?: Selector<Env, string>;",...e.hasAuth?["    private authDeclaration?: AuthDeclaration<Env>;"]:[],"    private cdcEnabled = false;","    private reactiveCacheConfig: boolean | { maxBytes?: number; maxEntries?: number } = false;",'    private maxRelationKeysLimit?: ShardConfig["maxRelationKeys"];','    private observabilitySink?: ShardConfig["observability"];','    private relationExistsPushDownMode?: ShardConfig["relationExistsPushDown"];',"    private readonly extendFns: ((env: Env, derived: Readonly<WorkerOptions>) => Partial<WorkerOptions>)[] = [];",...e.hasGlobal?["    private globalDeclaration?: GlobalDeclaration<Env>;"]:[],...e.hasHyperdriveGlobal?["    private hyperdriveGlobalDeclaration?: HyperdriveGlobalDeclaration<Env>;"]:[],"    private httpRouterApp?: HttpRouterLike;","    private readonly routeMap: Record<string, Route> = {};",...e.hasScheduler?["    private schedulerDeclaration?: SchedulerDeclaration<Env>;"]:[],...g(e)?["    private readonly shardExtras: Partial<ShardConfig> = {};"]:[],"    private shardSelector?: Selector<Env, ShardNamespaceLike>;",...e.hasSourcedTables?['    private sourceClientFactory?: NonNullable<ShardConfig["sourceClient"]>;']:[],...e.hasStorage?["    private storageDeclaration?: StorageDeclaration<Env>;"]:[]],L=e=>b.filter(([t])=>e[t]).map(([,t,a,r])=>`    /** ${r} */
+    public ${t}(factory: (env: Env) => ReturnType<NonNullable<ShardConfig["${a}"]>>): this {
+        this.shardExtras.${a} = factory as NonNullable<ShardConfig["${a}"]>;
+
+        return this;
+    }`),j=e=>[...e.hasAccess?["    /** Wire Cloudflare Access (Zero Trust) — feeds the verified Access identity into `ctx.auth` / RLS via `resolveIdentity`. Call it with no argument when the Access policy is attached to the Worker (the identity arrives on the execution context; nothing to configure); pass `teamDomain` + `aud` for a hostname-scoped Access application, whose `Cf-Access-Jwt-Assertion` JWT is verified against your team JWKS. When `.auth(...)` is also configured, Access is composed ahead of it (Access wins when it authenticated the caller; everyone else falls through to the app session). */\n    public access(selector?: Selector<Env, CreateAccessResolverOptions>): this {\n        this.accessSelector = selector ?? (() => undefined);\n\n        return this;\n    }"]:[],`    /** Bearer token gating the \`/_lunora/admin/*\` endpoints the studio calls. */
+    public admin(selector: Selector<Env, string>): this {
+        this.adminToken = selector;
+
+        return this;
+    }`,"    /**\n     * Opt into change-data-capture: every write records a post-image to `__cdc_log` — on this shard AND, when the app has `.global()` tables, on the global backend. Backs streaming export, replay-PITR, and the `.global()` half of `defineShape` replication (whose poll tick asks the global changelog which tables moved). Off by default: it costs a changelog row per write, which an app using none of the above should not pay.\n     *\n     * REQUIRED for a shard-local `defineShape`: those replicate out of `__cdc_log`, and a `shape_subscribe` is refused with `SHAPE_REQUIRES_CDC` without it.\n     *\n     * It also changes how fresh a `.global()` shape is against writes made OUTSIDE `ctx.db` — an admin import, a PITR replay, an external ETL job, or a predicate over wall clock. With CDC off the poll re-reads every shape every 2s. With it on the poll asks the global changelog which tables moved and skips the rest, so a change the changelog never saw waits for the 30s unconditional resync instead. Writes through `ctx.db` are unaffected: they append, so the poll sees them on the next tick either way.\n     */\n    public cdc(enabled = true): this {\n        this.cdcEnabled = enabled;\n\n        return this;\n    }",`    /**
+     * Enable the per-shard reactive query cache: query results are memoized by \`(functionPath, args, identity)\` and invalidated by the ctx-db write hooks BEFORE the subscription broadcast, so a subscriber re-running its query always observes the post-write state.
+     *
+     * Off by default (every dispatch re-runs its handler). Pass an options object to tune the caps: \`maxEntries\` (default 1000) and \`maxBytes\` (default 4 MiB); either accepts \`Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY\` to disable that cap.
+     */
+    public reactiveCache(config: boolean | { maxBytes?: number; maxEntries?: number } = true): this {
+        this.reactiveCacheConfig = config;
+
+        return this;
+    }`,`    /** Ceiling on the join keys ONE relation-crossing \`where\` predicate may pre-resolve via semijoin before failing closed. Omit for the engine default. */
+    public maxRelationKeys(limit: NonNullable<ShardConfig["maxRelationKeys"]>): this {
+        this.maxRelationKeysLimit = limit;
+
+        return this;
+    }`,"    /**\n     * Route the shard's `ctx.log` lines, `ctx.trace` spans and `ctx.metrics` measurements to a telemetry sink.\n     *\n     * The DO half of observability: without it every in-handler signal stays in the shard's local ring buffer (the studio Logs panel) and reaches no collector. The worker half — one `onRpc` event per dispatched RPC — is a `createWorker` option; pass the SAME sink to both via `.extend((env) => ({ observability: sink(env) }))` to correlate them.\n     */\n    public observability(selector: NonNullable<ShardConfig[\"observability\"]>): this {\n        this.observabilitySink = selector;\n\n        return this;\n    }",'    /** Resolution policy for a relation-crossing `where` whose child is co-located in this shard: `"auto"` (cost-based, the engine default), `"always"` (inline correlated EXISTS) or `"never"` (universal semijoin). All three return identical rows. */\n    public relationExistsPushDown(mode: NonNullable<ShardConfig["relationExistsPushDown"]>): this {\n        this.relationExistsPushDownMode = mode;\n\n        return this;\n    }',...e.hasAuth?['    /** Wire better-auth — the builder lazily builds the instance, runs `ensureMigrated`, and dispatches `/api/auth/*` inside the worker (instrumented for the auth-failure SLO). Pass `d1` for the D1-backed default, or `namespace` + `internalSecret` to host the auth tables in a Durable Object (what `@better-auth/scim` needs). */\n    public auth(declaration: AuthDeclaration<Env>): this {\n        // Reject the ambiguous and the empty shapes here rather than at the first\n        // request: with neither storage set, auth would silently never answer, and\n        // with both it is unclear which one owns the tables.\n        if (declaration.d1 && declaration.namespace) {\n            throw new Error(".auth(): pass either `d1` or `namespace`, not both — they are two different homes for the same tables.");\n        }\n\n        if (!declaration.d1 && !declaration.namespace) {\n            throw new Error(".auth(): needs `d1` (D1-backed) or `namespace` (Durable-Object-backed) to know where the auth tables live.");\n        }\n\n        if (declaration.namespace && !declaration.internalSecret) {\n            throw new Error(\n                ".auth(): `namespace` requires `internalSecret` — the auth DO binding is reachable from any worker bound to it, so identity resolution is gated on a shared secret and would otherwise fail closed on every request.",\n            );\n        }\n\n        this.authDeclaration = declaration;\n\n        return this;\n    }']:[],"    /** Escape hatch — merge raw `WorkerOptions` (anything not yet sugared) over the derived options at build time. The second `derived` argument is a snapshot of the options assembled so far (after `.auth(...)` etc.), so you can compose rather than clobber — e.g. wrap `derived.resolveIdentity` instead of replacing it. */\n    public extend(fn: (env: Env, derived: Readonly<WorkerOptions>) => Partial<WorkerOptions>): this {\n        this.extendFns.push(fn);\n\n        return this;\n    }",...e.hasGlobal?[`    /** Back \`.global()\` (cross-tenant) tables with D1 — wires \`ctx.db\` routing, the studio global browser, and reverse cross-shard relations. */
+    public global(declaration: GlobalDeclaration<Env>): this {
+        this.globalDeclaration = declaration;
+
+        return this;
+    }`]:[],...e.hasHyperdriveGlobal?[`    /** Back \`.global({ backend: "hyperdrive" })\` tables with a Postgres/MySQL database via Hyperdrive — wires reactive \`ctx.db\` routing through the shared store core. */
+    public hyperdriveGlobal(declaration: HyperdriveGlobalDeclaration<Env>): this {
+        this.hyperdriveGlobalDeclaration = declaration;
+
+        return this;
+    }`]:[],`    /** Cloudflare Email Routing entry — exposes the top-level \`email\` handler. */
+    public onEmail(handler: (env: Env) => (message: unknown, env: unknown, context: ExecutionContextLike) => Promise<void>): this {
+        this.emailHandler = handler;
+
+        return this;
+    }`,"    /** Mount a whole HTTP app (`httpRouter()` from `@lunora/server`, or anything with a `fetch`) ahead of Lunora's own routes. Use this for a multi-endpoint hono app with its own CORS + error handling; `.route()` is for one-off endpoints. */\n    public httpRouter(app: HttpRouterLike): this {\n        this.httpRouterApp = app;\n\n        return this;\n    }",`    /** Mount a custom HTTP route (e.g. an asset-serving or test endpoint). Key is \`"METHOD path"\`, \`"path"\`, or a path prefix matched by the runtime. */
+    public route(key: string, handler: Route): this {
+        this.routeMap[key] = handler;
+
+        return this;
+    }`,...e.hasScheduler?[`    /** Wire the \`SchedulerDO\` — backs \`ctx.scheduler\` and the studio's scheduled-jobs view. */
+    public scheduler(declaration: SchedulerDeclaration<Env>): this {
+        this.schedulerDeclaration = declaration;
+
+        return this;
+    }`]:[],`    /** The shard Durable Object namespace (typically \`env.SHARD\`) — required: every app routes RPC + WebSocket traffic through it. */
+    public shard(selector: Selector<Env, ShardNamespaceLike>): this {
+        this.shardSelector = selector;
+
+        return this;
+    }`,...e.hasSourcedTables?[`    /** Resolve the SQL client a \`.source(...)\` table's ingest poll reads from, given the wrangler Hyperdrive binding it named. Build it with \`@lunora/hyperdrive\`'s \`createHyperdrive\` plus your driver adapter. REQUIRED for a sourced table: without it every poll tick records "no sourceClient resolved for binding" and the table stays empty. */
+    public sourceClient(factory: (env: Env, binding: string) => ReturnType<NonNullable<ShardConfig["sourceClient"]>>): this {
+        this.sourceClientFactory = factory as NonNullable<ShardConfig["sourceClient"]>;
+
+        return this;
+    }`]:[],...e.hasStorage?[`    /** Wire R2 storage — backs \`ctx.storage\` (incl. multi-bucket) and the studio file browser, from one declaration. */
+    public storage(declaration: StorageDeclaration<Env>): this {
+        this.storageDeclaration = declaration;
+
+        return this;
+    }`]:[],...L(e)],G=e=>{const t=r=>e.hasScheduler?`
+                              ...(this.schedulerDeclaration ? { scheduler: this.resolveScheduler(env) as unknown as ${r}["scheduler"] } : {}),`:"",a=["            cdc: this.cdcEnabled,","            reactiveCache: this.reactiveCacheConfig,","            ...(this.maxRelationKeysLimit === undefined ? {} : { maxRelationKeys: this.maxRelationKeysLimit }),","            ...(this.observabilitySink === undefined ? {} : { observability: this.observabilitySink }),","            ...(this.relationExistsPushDownMode === undefined ? {} : { relationExistsPushDown: this.relationExistsPushDownMode }),",...e.hasGlobal?[`            ...(this.globalDeclaration
+                ? {
+                      d1: (rawEnv: Record<string, unknown>, request?: { bookmark?: string; cdc?: boolean; cdcRetentionMs?: number; identity?: Record<string, unknown>; onBookmark?: (bookmark: string | undefined) => void; userId?: string | null }) => {
+                          const env = rawEnv as Env;
+                          const database = this.globalDeclaration?.d1(env);
+
+                          if (!database) {
+                              return undefined;
+                          }
+
+                          const origin = this.globalDeclaration?.origin?.(env);
+                          const crossShard = origin
+                              ? createCrossShardRelationCapabilities({ identity: request?.identity, origin, userId: request?.userId ?? undefined })
+                              : undefined;
+
+                          return createD1CtxDb({
+                              ...(crossShard ? { crossShardCounter: crossShard.crossShardCounter, crossShardReader: crossShard.crossShardReader } : {}),${t("D1CtxDbOptions")}
+                              ...(request?.cdcRetentionMs === undefined ? {} : { cdcRetentionMs: request.cdcRetentionMs }),
+                              auth: { identity: request?.identity ?? null, userId: request?.userId ?? null },
+                              // Forwarded from the shard's own \`cdc\` config, so ONE
+                              // switch governs both changelogs. Built without it, the
+                              // global \`__cdc_log\` is never written and the shape
+                              // poll's changed-tables fast path is unreachable.
+                              cdc: request?.cdc ?? false,
+                              exec: buildExec(database, request?.bookmark, request?.onBookmark),
+                              // The binding outlives this per-request writer, so the
+                              // provisioning sweep runs once per isolate rather than
+                              // once per request. See \`SqlCtxDbOptions.provisionScope\`.
+                              provisionScope: database,
+                              schema: schema as unknown as D1CtxDbOptions["schema"],
+                          });
+                      },
+                  }
+                : {}),`]:[],...e.hasHyperdriveGlobal?[`            ...(this.hyperdriveGlobalDeclaration
+                ? {
+                      hyperdriveGlobal: (rawEnv: Record<string, unknown>, request?: { cdc?: boolean; cdcRetentionMs?: number; identity?: Record<string, unknown>; userId?: string | null }) => {
+                          const env = rawEnv as Env;
+                          const declaration = this.hyperdriveGlobalDeclaration;
+                          const exec = declaration?.exec(env) as SqlExec | undefined;
+
+                          if (!declaration || !exec) {
+                              return undefined;
+                          }
+
+                          const origin = declaration.origin?.(env);
+                          const crossShard = origin
+                              ? createCrossShardRelationCapabilities({ identity: request?.identity, origin, userId: request?.userId ?? undefined })
+                              : undefined;
+
+                          return createHyperdriveGlobalCtxDb({
+                              ...(crossShard ? { crossShardCounter: crossShard.crossShardCounter, crossShardReader: crossShard.crossShardReader } : {}),${t("SqlCtxDbOptions")}
+                              ...(request?.cdcRetentionMs === undefined ? {} : { cdcRetentionMs: request.cdcRetentionMs }),
+                              auth: { identity: request?.identity ?? null, userId: request?.userId ?? null },
+                              // See the D1 twin: one \`cdc\` switch, both changelogs.
+                              cdc: request?.cdc ?? false,
+                              engine: declaration.engine as HyperdriveEngine,
+                              exec,
+                              // The DECLARATION, not \`exec\` — \`exec(env)\` is a user
+                              // callback that builds a fresh client per call, so scoping
+                              // to its result would key the memo on a new object every
+                              // request and never share anything. The declaration is
+                              // built once and names one database.
+                              provisionScope: declaration,
+                              schema: schema as unknown as SqlCtxDbOptions["schema"],
+                          });
+                      },
+                  }
+                : {}),`]:[],...e.hasScheduler?[`            ...(this.schedulerDeclaration
+                ? {
+                      scheduler: (rawEnv: Record<string, unknown>) => this.resolveScheduler(rawEnv as Env),
+                  }
+                : {}),`]:[],...e.hasSourcedTables?["            ...(this.sourceClientFactory === undefined ? {} : { sourceClient: this.sourceClientFactory }),"]:[],...e.hasStorage?["            ...(this.storageDeclaration ? { storage: (rawEnv: Record<string, unknown>, origin?: string) => this.resolveStorage(rawEnv as Env, origin) } : {}),"]:[],...g(e)?["            ...this.shardExtras,"]:[]];return a.length>0?`
+${a.join(`
+`)}
+        `:""},B=e=>e.jurisdiction&&e.jurisdictionPinsAuth===!0?`
+                // The schema's jurisdiction pins the auth object like every other DO.
+                jurisdiction: ${JSON.stringify(e.jurisdiction)},`:"",P=e=>[...e.tableNames.length>0?[`        options.listSchemaTables = () => [${e.tableNames.map(t=>JSON.stringify(t)).join(", ")}];`]:[],...e.hasScheduler?[`        if (this.schedulerDeclaration) {
+            options.schedulerDO = this.schedulerDeclaration.namespace(env);
+        }`]:[],...e.hasWorkflow?[`        options.workflowsClient = (workflowEnv) => {
+            const source = workflowEnv as Record<string, unknown>;
+            const accountId = source["CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID"];
+            const apiToken = source["CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN"];
+
+            return typeof accountId === "string" && accountId !== "" && typeof apiToken === "string" && apiToken !== ""
+                ? createWorkflowsRestClient({ accountId, apiToken })
+                : undefined;
+        };`]:[],...e.hasGlobal?[`        if (this.globalDeclaration) {
+            const database = this.globalDeclaration.d1(env);
+
+            if (database) {
+                options.globalIntrospector = buildGlobalIntrospector(database);
+                // \`resolveTableSharding\`/\`importGlobals\` wire the admin bulk-import
+                // endpoint: without the former, EVERY row (including a \`.global()\`
+                // table's) routes to the default shard, so a global table is never
+                // recognised as global and the latter is never reached — the
+                // endpoint answers 200 with \`inserted: {}\` for a write that never
+                // happened. Both are mechanical over the schema this file already
+                // imports, so there is nothing project-specific to configure.
+                options.resolveTableSharding = buildTableShardingResolver();
+                options.importGlobals = buildGlobalImporter(database, this.cdcEnabled);
+                // The read/replay half of the same admin plane. Each one is the
+                // only reason its endpoint can see the global storage plane at
+                // all, and every one of them fails SILENTLY when unset — export
+                // and \`lunora backup create\` answer 200 having written only
+                // shard-local rows (an export→import round trip then restores
+                // cleanly minus every global row), CDC sync answers with only
+                // shard changes, and point-in-time apply reports
+                // \`globalApplied: 0\`. Nothing here is project-specific either.
+                options.exportGlobals = buildGlobalExporter(database);
+                options.syncGlobals = buildGlobalCdcSync(database);
+                options.applyGlobals = buildGlobalCdcApplier(database, this.cdcEnabled);
+            }
+        }`]:[],...e.hasStorage?[`        if (this.storageDeclaration) {
+            Object.assign(options, this.buildStorageAdmin(env));
+            options.storage = (rawEnv: unknown, origin?: string) => this.resolveStorage(rawEnv as Env, origin);
+        }`]:[],...e.hasKvIntrospector?["        options.kvIntrospector = createKvIntrospectorFromEnv(env);"]:[],...e.hasVectors===!0?[`        if (this.shardExtras.vectors) {
+            options.vectorIntrospector = createVectorAdminIntrospector({
+                indexes: this.shardExtras.vectors(env as unknown as Record<string, unknown>),
+                registry: LUNORA_VECTOR_INDEXES,
+            });
+        } else {
+            // Emitted only when the schema declares an index, so reaching here
+            // means the app declared one and never bound it. The studio's
+            // Vectors tab is on (its flag is the same index count) and every
+            // request to it would answer VECTORS_NOT_CONFIGURED, while
+            // \`ctx.vectors\` is the throwing stub — so this is already broken,
+            // just later and less legibly. Same shape as \`.auth()\`'s guards.
+            throw new Error(
+                ".vectors(): the schema declares vector index(es) but no binding map was chained. Pass \`.vectors((env) => ({ <indexName>: env.<BINDING> }))\` so \`ctx.vectors\` resolves and the studio's Vectors tab can list them.",
+            );
+        }`]:[],...e.hasNotify?["        options.notifySubscriptionStore = notifyConfig.store ? notifyConfig.store(env as Record<string, unknown>) : undefined;"]:[],"        options.logArchive = resolveLogArchiveFromEnv(env);",...e.hasAuth?[`        // Captured before the branch so the narrowing survives — reading
+        // \`this.authDeclaration.namespace\` again below would be optional all over again.
+        const authDeclaration = this.authDeclaration;
+        const authNamespace = authDeclaration?.namespace;
+        const authD1 = authDeclaration?.d1;
+
+        if (authDeclaration && authNamespace) {
+            // DO-backed mode. The auth tables live inside the object and DO storage is
+            // unreachable from here, so better-auth runs in there and this worker talks
+            // to it. \`createDoAuthWiring\` is a tested function in \`@lunora/auth\` rather
+            // than more emitted code: request-path logic in generated output can only be
+            // typechecked, never unit-tested.
+            const authWiring = createDoAuthWiring({
+                internalSecret: authDeclaration.internalSecret?.(env),${B(e)}
+                namespace: authNamespace(env),
+                objectName: authDeclaration.objectName?.(env),
+            });
+
+            options.authHandler = authWiring.authHandler;
+            options.resolveIdentity = authWiring.resolveIdentity;
+            // The audit log lives in the object like every other auth table, so the feed
+            // reads through it rather than querying D1.
+            options.authAuditReader = authWiring.auditReader;
+            // Set only once auth is pinned to a jurisdiction: copies the users left in the
+            // un-pinned object across (\`__lunora_admin__:copyAuthToJurisdiction\`).
+            options.authJurisdictionMove = authWiring.jurisdictionMove;
+            // \`authAdmin\` stays D1-only: its ~30 methods read the auth tables directly
+            // from the worker, which DO storage does not allow. The studio's auth pages
+            // therefore report "not configured" in this mode rather than silently
+            // returning empty data.
+        } else if (authDeclaration && authD1) {
+            options.authHandler = (request) => {
+                const auth = getAuth();
+
+                return auth ? handleAuthRequest(auth, request) : Promise.resolve(undefined);
+            };
+            options.resolveIdentity = async (request) => {
+                const auth = getAuth();
+
+                if (!auth) {
+                    return null;
+                }
+
+                const session = await auth.api.getSession({ headers: (request as Request).headers });
+
+                if (!session?.user?.id) {
+                    return null;
+                }
+
+                // \`role\` rides along so \`rls(policies, { roles })\` and \`auth.can(...)\`
+                // work on this wiring without a hand-written resolver. better-auth's
+                // \`admin()\` plugin owns that column (comma-joined for multiple roles)
+                // and only an administrator can write it; it is absent when the plugin
+                // is off, which reads as no roles.
+                //
+                // \`expiresAtMs\` is the socket credential expiry the runtime forwards
+                // as \`x-lunora-identity-exp\`. Without it the DO's expiry check never
+                // fires, so a signed-out, banned or lapsed user keeps streaming their
+                // RLS-scoped rows over an already-open WebSocket while every HTTP call
+                // is anonymous. better-auth hands back a \`Date\`; anything else means
+                // the adapter did not hydrate it, and omitting beats guessing.
+                const expiresAt = session.session.expiresAt;
+                // \`email\` and \`name\` are the claims \`ctx.auth.getIdentity()\` is
+                // documented to carry ("email, name, roles, custom claims"). Without
+                // them the documented \`me\` query — \`identity?.email\` — resolves
+                // \`undefined\` on the built-in wiring. Empty strings are dropped so an
+                // absent claim reads as absent rather than as "".
+                const user = session.user as { email?: unknown; name?: unknown; role?: unknown };
+
+                return {
+                    ...(typeof user.email === "string" && user.email.length > 0 ? { email: user.email } : {}),
+                    ...(expiresAt instanceof Date ? { expiresAtMs: expiresAt.getTime() } : {}),
+                    ...(typeof user.name === "string" && user.name.length > 0 ? { name: user.name } : {}),
+                    role: user.role,
+                    userId: session.user.id,
+                };
+            };
+            const authInstance = getAuth();
+
+            options.authAdmin = authInstance ? createAuthAdmin(authInstance) : undefined;
+            options.authAuditReader = createAuthAuditReader(d1Executor(authD1(env) as never));
+        }`]:[],...e.hasAccess?[e.hasAuth?`        if (this.accessSelector) {
+            const accessResolver = createAccessResolver(this.accessSelector(env));
+            const fallback = options.resolveIdentity;
+
+            options.resolveIdentity = fallback ? composeResolvers(accessResolver, fallback) : accessResolver;
+        }`:`        if (this.accessSelector) {
+            options.resolveIdentity = createAccessResolver(this.accessSelector(env));
+        }`]:[],...e.voiceAgents&&e.voiceAgents.length>0?[`        options.voiceAgents = {
+${e.voiceAgents.map(t=>`            ${JSON.stringify(t.exportName)}: (env as Record<string, unknown>)[${JSON.stringify(t.bindingName)}] as ShardNamespaceLike,`).join(`
+`)}
+        };`]:[]],W=e=>["            cronJobs: LUNORA_CRONS,","            functions: LUNORA_FUNCTIONS,",...e.identity?[`            identity: lunoraIdentityContract.${e.identity.exportName},`]:[],...e.jurisdiction?[`            jurisdiction: ${JSON.stringify(e.jurisdiction)},`]:[],...e.wantsOpenApi?["            openApiSpec,"]:[],...e.wantsOpenRpc?["            openRpcSpec,"]:[],...e.hasQueue?["            queue: (batch: unknown, queueEnv: unknown, _context: ExecutionContextLike, trigger: TriggerTrace): Promise<void> =>","                dispatchQueueBatch(batch as Parameters<typeof dispatchQueueBatch>[0], LUNORA_QUEUE_REGISTRY, {","                    capture: shouldCaptureQueue(queueEnv as Record<string, unknown>)",`                        ? createQueueCaptureSink(queueEnv as Record<string, unknown>${e.jurisdiction?`, { jurisdiction: ${JSON.stringify(e.jurisdiction)} }`:""})`,"                        : undefined,","                    env: queueEnv as Record<string, unknown>,","                    traceparent: trigger.traceparent,","                }),"]:[],"            ...(this.httpRouterApp ? { httpRouter: this.httpRouterApp } : {}),","            routes: this.routeMap,","            shardDO: this.shardSelector?.(env) ?? (undefined as unknown as ShardNamespaceLike),"],_=e=>e.hasScheduler?`
+    /** Resolve the \`SchedulerDO\`-backed scheduler for this env; \`undefined\` until the namespace is wired. */
+    private resolveScheduler(env: Env): ReturnType<typeof createScheduler> | undefined {
+        const namespace = this.schedulerDeclaration?.namespace(env);
+
+        return namespace ? createScheduler({${e.jurisdiction?` jurisdiction: ${JSON.stringify(e.jurisdiction)},`:""} namespace }) : undefined;
+    }
+`:"",$=e=>e?`
+    /**
+     * One bucket's \`Storage\`, signing under the name it is registered as.
+     *
+     * \`bucketName\` is bound into every signed URL's HMAC canonical, so a bucket
+     * that signs as the default's name lets a URL minted for one bucket verify
+     * against another sharing the secret — and multi-bucket verification fails
+     * outright. Hence \`"default"\` for the bare \`ctx.storage\` bucket and the
+     * \`buckets\` key for every other.
+     *
+     * \`origin\` is the request's own origin, the base when no \`publicBaseUrl\` is
+     * declared. The studio admin ops pass none, and sign only when one is.
+     */
+    private makeStorage(env: Env, declaration: StorageDeclaration<Env>, bucket: R2BucketLike, bucketName: string, origin?: string): Storage {
+        return createStorage({
+            bucket,
+            bucketName,
+            publicBaseUrl: declaration.publicBaseUrl?.(env) ?? origin,
+            s3: declaration.s3?.(env),
+            signingSecret: declaration.signingSecret?.(env),
+        });
+    }
+
+    /** Resolve the storage capability (single or multi-bucket) for the DO side. */
+    private resolveStorage(env: Env, origin?: string): Storage | undefined {
+        const declaration = this.storageDeclaration;
+
+        if (!declaration) {
+            return undefined;
+        }
+
+        const defaultBucket = declaration.bucket(env);
+
+        if (!defaultBucket) {
+            return undefined;
+        }
+
+        const extraEntries = Object.entries(declaration.buckets ?? {})
+            .map(([name, selector]) => [name, selector(env)] as const)
+            .filter((entry): entry is [string, R2BucketLike] => Boolean(entry[1]));
+
+        if (extraEntries.length === 0) {
+            return this.makeStorage(env, declaration, defaultBucket, "default", origin);
+        }
+
+        const map: Record<string, Storage> = { default: this.makeStorage(env, declaration, defaultBucket, "default", origin) };
+
+        for (const [name, bucket] of extraEntries) {
+            map[name] = this.makeStorage(env, declaration, bucket, name, origin);
+        }
+
+        return createBucketStorage(map, { default: "default" });
+    }
+
+    /** Derive the studio file-browser admin functions from the same buckets \`.storage()\` declared. */
+    private buildStorageAdmin(env: Env): Partial<WorkerOptions> {
+        const declaration = this.storageDeclaration;
+
+        if (!declaration) {
+            return {};
+        }
+
+        const defaultBucket = declaration.bucket(env);
+
+        if (!defaultBucket) {
+            return {};
+        }
+
+        // Held separately from the map so \`pick\`'s fallback is a plain binding:
+        // under \`noUncheckedIndexedAccess\` a \`Record<string, Storage>\` lookup —
+        // including \`buckets.default\` — widens to \`Storage | undefined\`, which
+        // would not satisfy \`pick\`'s declared \`Storage\` return.
+        const fallbackStorage = this.makeStorage(env, declaration, defaultBucket, "default");
+        const buckets: Record<string, Storage> = { default: fallbackStorage };
+
+        for (const [name, selector] of Object.entries(declaration.buckets ?? {})) {
+            const bucket = selector(env);
+
+            if (bucket) {
+                buckets[name] = this.makeStorage(env, declaration, bucket, name);
+            }
+        }
+
+        // \`Object.hasOwn\`, not a bare lookup: \`buckets\` is a plain object, so a
+        // prototype key (\`?bucket=constructor\`, \`__proto__\`, \`toString\`) resolves
+        // to an inherited Object.prototype member, \`??\` never engages, and the
+        // caller gets a method-less value instead of the default bucket.
+        const pick = (name?: string): Storage => {
+            const wanted = name !== undefined && name !== "" ? name : "default";
+
+            return (Object.hasOwn(buckets, wanted) ? buckets[wanted] : undefined) ?? fallbackStorage;
+        };
+        const hasSigning = Boolean(declaration.publicBaseUrl?.(env) && declaration.signingSecret?.(env));
+
+        return {
+            storageBuckets: Object.keys(buckets),
+            storageDelete: (key: string, opts?: { bucket?: string }) => pick(opts?.bucket).delete(key),
+            storageDownload: (key: string, opts?: { bucket?: string }) => pick(opts?.bucket).download(key),
+            storageList: (prefix?: string, opts?: { bucket?: string; cursor?: string; limit?: number }) => pick(opts?.bucket).list(prefix, opts),
+            storageSignedUrl: hasSigning
+                ? (key: string, opts?: { bucket?: string; contentType?: string; expiresInSeconds?: number; method?: "GET" | "PUT" }) =>
+                      pick(opts?.bucket).getSignedUrl(key, { contentType: opts?.contentType, expiresInSeconds: opts?.expiresInSeconds, method: opts?.method })
+                : undefined,
+            storageUpload: (key: string, body: ArrayBuffer, opts?: { bucket?: string; contentType?: string; sha256?: string }) => pick(opts?.bucket).upload(key, body, opts),
+        };
+    }
+`:"",H=e=>e?`
+/**
+ * Adapt the raw D1 binding to \`@lunora/d1\`'s \`D1Exec\` (reads via \`all\`, writes via \`run\`, and — when the binding exposes it — several writes in one round trip via \`batch\`).
+ *
+ * Opens a D1 Sessions API session pinned to \`bookmark\` (the caller's own
+ * last-known write, when supplied) so reads observe it — read-your-writes
+ * across replicas. \`onBookmark\`, when supplied, is invoked with the bookmark
+ * produced by each write so the caller (the generated DO) can record it on the
+ * dispatch's bookmark sink and echo \`x-d1-bookmark\` on the response.
+ *
+ * Wrapped in \`retryingExec\` so D1's documented baseline of transient failures
+ * (storage-object resets, isolate memory evictions, dropped connections) does
+ * not surface on every \`.global()\` read. Only statements that are provably
+ * read-only retry; writes — including the \`UPDATE … RETURNING\` the store's
+ * optimistic-concurrency check issues through \`all\` — pass straight through,
+ * because a transient error never says whether the write applied.
+ *
+ * Every read and write also records D1's own \`meta\` accounting (\`rows_read\` /
+ * \`rows_written\` / \`duration\`) against a low-cardinality \`verb:table\` tag.
+ * Rows READ is rows SCANNED, not returned, so this is the number that explains
+ * a D1 bill and the one a missing index inflates without anything being
+ * deployed; the dashboard's own metric is per-database and can't name the query.
+ * The emit is best-effort — instrumentation must never fail a served query.
+ */
+const buildExec = (database: D1DatabaseLike, bookmark?: string, onBookmark?: (bookmark: string | undefined) => void): D1Exec => {
+    // Real D1 always exposes \`withSession\`; guarded the same way as \`batch\`
+    // below so a hand-rolled test double that omits it keeps working via
+    // \`prepare()\` straight on the raw binding — today's behaviour. With no
+    // inbound bookmark, \`"first-unconstrained"\` is the documented no-op
+    // equivalent (lowest latency, may read any replica) — see \`D1Client.withSession\`.
+    const session = typeof database.withSession === "function" ? database.withSession(bookmark ?? "first-unconstrained") : undefined;
+    const target = session ?? database;
+    const batchFn = target.batch;
+    const meter = (sql: string, meta: Record<string, unknown> | undefined): void => {
+        try {
+            emitD1QueryCost(sql, meta);
+        } catch {
+            // Best-effort: never let cost accounting fail the query it measures.
+        }
+    };
+
+    return retryingExec({
+        all: async (sql, parameters) => {
+            const result = await target
+                .prepare(sql)
+                .bind(...parameters)
+                .all<Record<string, unknown>>();
+
+            // \`all\` carries writes, not just reads: D1 runs
+            // \`UPDATE/DELETE … RETURNING\` through it exactly like \`.run()\`, and
+            // that is precisely what \`@lunora/sql-store\` issues for its
+            // optimistic-concurrency compare-and-swap — so \`patch\`, \`replace\`
+            // and \`delete\` all land here and nowhere else. Without this the
+            // bookmark those writes produced was never reported, and the next
+            // read could pin a replica that has not seen them: read-your-writes
+            // lost on the exact path the bookmark exists for. Reporting it after
+            // a plain \`SELECT\` too is harmless and correct — the session's
+            // bookmark only ever moves forward, and the sink takes the last
+            // value.
+            onBookmark?.(session?.getBookmark() ?? undefined);
+            meter(sql, result.meta);
+
+            return result.results;
+        },
+        // D1's own \`batch\` runs the whole array as one atomic SQLite
+        // transaction. Guarded because \`batch\` is optional in the structural
+        // type (test doubles may omit it) — real D1 always has it; a double
+        // without it still works through the store's sequential fallback.
+        // Invoked via \`.call(target, ...)\` rather than \`target.batch(...)\`
+        // directly so TS can narrow the captured \`batchFn\` across the closure
+        // boundary (a property-access narrowing like
+        // \`hasBatch = typeof target.batch === "function"\` does not survive
+        // into a nested arrow function); \`.call\` still binds \`this\` to
+        // \`target\`, so the real workerd \`D1Database\`/session doesn't throw
+        // \`TypeError: Illegal invocation\` the way a detached
+        // \`const fn = target.batch; fn(...)\` capture would.
+        batch: batchFn
+            ? async (statements) => {
+                  const results = await batchFn.call(
+                      target,
+                      statements.map(({ params, sql }) => target.prepare(sql).bind(...params)),
+                  );
+
+                  // Meter each leg. D1 returns one result per statement, in
+                  // order, each with its own \`meta\` — and a batch is where the
+                  // expensive writes live (\`@lunora/sql-store\` runs its
+                  // backfills through here), so discarding it left exactly the
+                  // statements worth costing unaccounted. Guarded on the array
+                  // because \`batch\` is optional in the structural type and a
+                  // test double may resolve to anything.
+                  if (Array.isArray(results)) {
+                      for (const [index, statement] of statements.entries()) {
+                          meter(statement.sql, (results[index] as { meta?: Record<string, unknown> } | undefined)?.meta);
+                      }
+                  }
+
+                  onBookmark?.(session?.getBookmark() ?? undefined);
+              }
+            : undefined,
+        run: async (sql, parameters) => {
+            const result = await target
+                .prepare(sql)
+                .bind(...parameters)
+                .run();
+
+            meter(sql, result.meta);
+            onBookmark?.(session?.getBookmark() ?? undefined);
+        },
+    });
+};
+
+/** Introspect \`.global()\` (D1-backed) tables for the studio's global data browser. */
+const buildGlobalIntrospector = (database: D1DatabaseLike): GlobalIntrospector => {
+    const exec = buildExec(database);
+
+    return {
+        facetColumn: (options) => facetGlobalColumn(exec, schema as never, options),
+        listTables: () => listGlobalTables(exec, schema as never),
+        readTablePage: (options) => readGlobalTablePage(exec, schema as never, options),
+    };
+};
+
+/**
+ * \`resolveTableSharding\` for the admin bulk-import endpoint: a lookup over each
+ * table's declared \`shardMode\` (\`defineTable(...).global()\` / \`.shardBy(field)\`
+ * already record exactly this shape on the table) — mechanical, nothing to
+ * configure per project. \`undefined\` for a table the schema doesn't declare, so
+ * the import endpoint's own unknown-table handling still applies.
+ */
+const buildTableShardingResolver = (): AdminTableResolver => (table) => {
+    const declared = (schema as unknown as D1CtxDbOptions["schema"]).tables[table];
+
+    return declared?.shardMode ? { mode: declared.shardMode } : undefined;
+};
+
+/**
+ * \`importGlobals\` for the admin bulk-import endpoint: routes \`.global()\` rows
+ * through the same D1 writer \`.global()\` reads/writes already use, via
+ * \`@lunora/d1\`'s \`importGlobalRows\`. Mirrors \`runShardImport\`'s shard-local
+ * twin (\`createShardCtxDb\` + \`importShardRows\`) — same \`{ rows, startLine }\`
+ * shape, same trusted-import \`allowExplicitId\` semantics, forwarded as-is.
+ *
+ * Passes each row's own \`line\` through rather than dropping it: the caller
+ * (\`@lunora/runtime\`'s NDJSON import stream) already carries the row's true
+ * physical source line, and global rows are typically interspersed with
+ * shard-local ones it filtered out before calling here — a single
+ * \`startLine\` plus positional counting would mis-attribute every row after
+ * the first gap. \`importGlobalRows\` prefers \`row.line\` when present and
+ * falls back to the position-derived count otherwise.
+ */
+const buildGlobalImporter =
+    (database: D1DatabaseLike, cdc: boolean) =>
+    (request: { rows: ReadonlyArray<{ doc: Record<string, unknown>; line: number; table: string }>; startLine?: number }) => {
+        const exec = buildExec(database);
+        // Same reason the PITR applier carries it: a bulk import that skips the
+        // changelog restores rows no downstream consumer is ever told about.
+        const writer = createD1CtxDb({ cdc, exec, schema: schema as unknown as D1CtxDbOptions["schema"] });
+
+        return importGlobalRows(writer, schema as unknown as D1CtxDbOptions["schema"], {
+            exec,
+            rows: request.rows.map((row) => ({ doc: row.doc, line: row.line, table: row.table })),
+            startLine: request.startLine,
+        });
+    };
+
+/**
+ * \`exportGlobals\` for the admin export endpoint (and the scheduled R2 backup,
+ * which drains the same stream): the read twin of {@link buildGlobalImporter},
+ * over the same D1 handle. \`@lunora/d1\`'s \`exportGlobalRows\` keyset-paginates
+ * each table and provisions the schema's global tables first, so a table that
+ * was never written exports as empty instead of throwing \`no such table\`.
+ *
+ * \`tables\` is forwarded as-is: the runtime passes an empty array for "every
+ * table" (its \`tables === undefined\` case), which is exactly what
+ * \`selectGlobalTables\` reads an empty allowlist as.
+ */
+const buildGlobalExporter =
+    (database: D1DatabaseLike) =>
+    (request: { tables: ReadonlyArray<string> }) =>
+        exportGlobalRows(buildExec(database), schema as unknown as D1CtxDbOptions["schema"], { tables: request.tables });
+
+/**
+ * \`syncGlobals\` for the admin CDC sync + warehouse-connector endpoints: pages
+ * the global \`__cdc_log\` past \`sinceSeq\`, the global-plane twin of the shard's
+ * \`runShardCdcSync\`.
+ *
+ * Probes \`sqlite_master\` first, exactly as the shard twin does. The changelog
+ * table is only created when the global writer runs with CDC enabled, so on
+ * every other app a straight read would throw \`no such table: __cdc_log\` and
+ * turn "nothing has changed yet" into a 500. Absent log ⇒ an empty page that
+ * leaves the caller's cursor where it was.
+ */
+const buildGlobalCdcSync =
+    (database: D1DatabaseLike) =>
+    async (request: { limit?: number; sinceSeq: number }): Promise<{ changes: ReadonlyArray<Record<string, unknown>>; cursor: number }> => {
+        const exec = buildExec(database);
+        const present = await exec.all(\`SELECT 1 FROM sqlite_master WHERE type = 'table' AND name = ?\`, ["__cdc_log"]);
+
+        if (present.length === 0) {
+            return { changes: [], cursor: request.sinceSeq };
+        }
+
+        const page = await readD1CdcChanges(exec, { limit: request.limit, sinceSeq: request.sinceSeq });
+
+        // \`as unknown as\`, because \`CdcChange\` is an interface and interfaces carry
+        // no implicit index signature — the shapes are otherwise identical.
+        return { changes: page.changes as unknown as ReadonlyArray<Record<string, unknown>>, cursor: page.cursor };
+    };
+
+/**
+ * \`applyGlobals\` for the admin point-in-time-recovery apply endpoint: replays a
+ * batch of global CDC changes through the same D1 writer \`.global()\` writes go
+ * through, and reports how many were replayed.
+ *
+ * \`applyCdcChanges\` is order-sensitive and idempotent per row (insert, falling
+ * back to replace on conflict), so the batch is handed over untouched — the
+ * caller already emits it in commit order. The changes arrive as plain parsed
+ * JSON off the wire, hence the cast to the replayer's own change shape.
+ *
+ * The writer carries the app's own \`cdc\` setting, so a replay APPENDS to the
+ * global changelog like any other write. Built without it the restored rows
+ * reach the tables and nothing else: a warehouse connector's cursor walks past a
+ * range that has no entries and its mirror silently diverges from the database,
+ * with nothing on either side able to notice — and every live \`.global()\` shape
+ * misses the restore until the next unconditional resync.
+ */
+const buildGlobalCdcApplier =
+    (database: D1DatabaseLike, cdc: boolean) =>
+    async (request: { changes: ReadonlyArray<Record<string, unknown>> }): Promise<number> => {
+        const writer = createD1CtxDb({ cdc, exec: buildExec(database), schema: schema as unknown as D1CtxDbOptions["schema"] });
+
+        await applyCdcChanges(writer, request.changes as unknown as Parameters<typeof applyCdcChanges>[1]);
+
+        return request.changes.length;
+    };
+`:"",U=e=>[...e.hasAuth?["AuthDeclaration"]:[],"ComposedApp",...e.hasGlobal?["GlobalDeclaration"]:[],"LunoraConfig",...e.hasScheduler?["SchedulerDeclaration"]:[],"Selector",...e.hasStorage?["StorageDeclaration"]:[]].toSorted((t,a)=>t.localeCompare(a)).join(", "),M=e=>{const t={...e,hasVectors:(e.hasVectors??!0)&&(e.vectorIndexCount??0)>0},{hasAuth:a}=t,r=N(t),n=P(t),i=a?`        let auth: LunoraAuth | null = null;
+        let authInit: Promise<void> | null = null;
+`:"",o=a?`
+        const initAuth = async (env: Env): Promise<void> => {
+            if (!this.authDeclaration) {
+                return;
+            }
+
+            const d1 = this.authDeclaration.d1;
+
+            // DO-backed mode builds no instance here: better-auth runs inside the
+            // object, which materialises its own schema (the Kysely migrator below is
+            // dialect-bound and cannot target DO storage).
+            if (!d1) {
+                return;
+            }
+
+            // Apply the better-auth schema lazily on first request (raw-D1 Kysely
+            // migrator). For production run the migrate command ahead of deploy.
+            // The migration instance takes the RAW binding: better-auth migrates
+            // only through Kysely and rejects the adapter the request instance uses.
+            //
+            // CONSTRUCTED BEFORE THE MIGRATION, ASSIGNED AFTER IT. Both halves matter:
+            // building it first gives \`ensureMigrated\`'s schema-check invalidation a
+            // registered check to invalidate, and assigning it only afterwards keeps a
+            // concurrent request from serving \`/api/auth/*\` against tables the
+            // migrator has not created yet. See \`emit-app.ts\` in @lunora/codegen for
+            // the full reasoning.
+            //
+            // On a first boot against an unmigrated database this means better-auth's
+            // eager schema check runs BEFORE the migration, so one
+            // "the auth tables do not match…" line on a cold start is expected.
+            const requestAuth = createAuth({ ...this.authDeclaration.options(env), database: lunoraD1Adapter(d1(env) as never) });
+
+            await ensureMigrated(createAuth({ ...this.authDeclaration.options(env), database: d1(env) as never }));
+
+            auth = requestAuth;
+        };
+
+        // Single-flighted on the PROMISE, not on \`auth\`. Every \`fetch\` awaits this
+        // and the body above is async, so a per-isolate cold start runs it once
+        // rather than once per concurrent request — better-auth's migrator emits a
+        // bare \`CREATE TABLE\` (no IF NOT EXISTS), so a second concurrent run on a
+        // fresh database fails with \`table user already exists\` and, because this is
+        // awaited ahead of the router, 500s every route. Evicted on failure so a
+        // transient error retries instead of being replayed forever.
+        const ensureAuth = (env: Env): Promise<void> =>
+            (authInit ??= initAuth(env).catch((error: unknown) => {
+                authInit = null;
+                throw error;
+            }));
+`:"",l=a?`
+                await ensureAuth(env);`:"",s=a?"() => auth":"() => null",c=a?"getAuth: () => LunoraAuth | null":"_getAuth: () => null",d=t.hasFramework?`        const buildWorker = (env: Env): LunoraWorker =>
+            host ? withFrameworkWorker(host, (hostEnv) => this.buildWorkerOptions(hostEnv as Env, ${s})) : createWorker(this.buildWorkerOptions(env, ${s}));`:`        const buildWorker = (env: Env): LunoraWorker => createWorker(this.buildWorkerOptions(env, ${s}));`,h=t.hasFramework?"host?: FrameworkHostHandler":"",u=t.emailAgents??[],v=u.length>0?`        composed.email = dispatchAgentEmail([
+${u.map(p=>`            { agent: lunoraAgentDefinitions.${p.exportName}, binding: ${JSON.stringify(p.bindingName)} },`).join(`
+`)}
+        ]);
+
+`:"",f=`    /** Materialise the standalone Cloudflare worker + \`ShardDO\` class. */
+    public build(): ComposedApp {
+        return this.assemble();
+    }${t.hasFramework?"\n\n    /** Compose Lunora's realtime plane INTO a meta-framework's Cloudflare handler (SvelteKit/Astro/Nuxt). The framework `host` serves everything except the reserved `/_lunora/*` endpoints; pass the adapter-emitted worker (e.g. SvelteKit's `_worker.js`, Astro's `handle`). */\n    public buildFrameworkWorker(host: FrameworkHostHandler): ComposedApp {\n        return this.assemble(host);\n    }":""}`;return`${y}${I(t).join(`
+`)}
+
+/** Read a value off the per-request \`env\`. Returns \`undefined\` to leave the capability unconfigured (its \`ctx.*\`/admin surface stays a clear-error stub). */
+type Selector<Env, T> = (env: Env) => T | undefined;
+
+/** The generated \`createShardDO\` config — \`.observability()\`, \`.maxRelationKeys()\` and the long-tail \`.ai()\` / \`.kv()\` / … methods pass straight through to it. */
+type ShardConfig = NonNullable<Parameters<typeof createShardDO>[0]>;
+${t.jurisdiction?`
+// Module scope, so every isolate loading this script (the worker and each Durable
+// Object class it exports) knows the schema's jurisdiction before a request runs.
+// \`@lunora/mail\` reads it to pin its shard RPC like every other DO path.
+declareAppJurisdiction(${JSON.stringify(t.jurisdiction)});
+`:""}
+${r.join(`
+
+`)}${r.length>0?`
+
+`:""}/** The composed app: a Cloudflare module worker (\`fetch\` / \`scheduled\` / optional \`email\`) plus the \`ShardDO\` class binding. */
+interface ComposedApp extends LunoraWorker {
+    /** Cloudflare Email Routing entry — present only when \`.onEmail(...)\` was configured. */
+    email?: (message: unknown, env: unknown, context: ExecutionContextLike) => Promise<void>;
+    /** The generated shard Durable Object class — re-export it as a named export so wrangler can bind it. */
+    ShardDO: ReturnType<typeof createShardDO>;
+}
+
+/**
+ * Fluent worker-composition builder. Records each capability declaration, then
+ * \`.build()\` fans them into the DO-side \`createShardDO\` factory and the
+ * worker-side \`createWorker\` options — constructing the worker lazily on the
+ * first request so per-isolate singletons are built once.
+ */
+class AppBuilder<Env extends object> {
+${q(t).join(`
+`)}
+
+    private emailHandler?: (env: Env) => (message: unknown, env: unknown, context: ExecutionContextLike) => Promise<void>;
+
+${j(t).join(`
+
+`)}
+
+${f}
+
+    /** Build the shard DO + compose the worker (standalone or framework-hosted), wrapping the lazy per-isolate singletons + auth init. */
+    private assemble(${h}): ComposedApp {
+        const ShardDO = createShardDO({${G(t)}});
+
+        // Per-isolate singletons: the worker (and auth instance) are expensive to
+        // build, so the first request constructs them and every later request on
+        // the same isolate reuses them.
+        let worker: LunoraWorker | null = null;
+${i}${o}
+${d}
+
+        const composed: ComposedApp = {
+            ShardDO,
+            fetch: async (request: Request, rawEnv: unknown, context: ExecutionContextLike): Promise<Response> => {
+                const env = rawEnv as Env;${l}
+                worker ??= buildWorker(env);
+
+                return worker.fetch(request, rawEnv, context);
+            },
+            scheduled: async (controller: ScheduledControllerLike, rawEnv: unknown, context: ExecutionContextLike): Promise<void> => {
+                worker ??= buildWorker(rawEnv as Env);
+
+                return worker.scheduled(controller, rawEnv, context);
+            },
+            serverQuery: (request, rawEnv, reference, args, options) => {
+                worker ??= buildWorker(rawEnv as Env);
+
+                return worker.serverQuery(request, rawEnv, reference, args, options);
+            },${t.hasQueue||t.hasFramework?`
+            queue: async (batch: unknown, rawEnv: unknown, context: ExecutionContextLike): Promise<void> => {
+                worker ??= buildWorker(rawEnv as Env);
+
+                return worker.queue?.(batch, rawEnv, context);
+            },`:""}
+        };
+
+${v}        if (this.emailHandler) {
+            const handler = this.emailHandler;
+
+            composed.email = (message, rawEnv, context) => handler(rawEnv as Env)(message, rawEnv, context);
+        }
+${t.hasFramework?`
+        // A framework host may export its own \`email\` (Nitro's \`cloudflare-module\`
+        // does). Nothing in Lunora serves one, so when the app registered no handler
+        // of its own the host's is the only one there is — forward to it rather than
+        // dropping the entry.
+        if (!composed.email && host && typeof host === "object" && typeof host.email === "function") {
+            composed.email = (message, rawEnv, context) => {
+                worker ??= buildWorker(rawEnv as Env);
+
+                return worker.email?.(message, rawEnv, context) ?? Promise.resolve();
+            };
+        }
+`:""}
+        return composed;
+    }
+${_(t)}${$(t.hasStorage)}
+    /** Fan the recorded declarations into the worker-side \`createWorker\` options. */
+    private buildWorkerOptions(env: Env, ${c}): WorkerOptions {
+        const options: WorkerOptions = {
+${W(t).join(`
+`)}
+        };
+
+        if (this.adminToken) {
+            options.adminToken = this.adminToken(env);
+        }
+
+${n.join(`
+
+`)}${n.length>0?`
+
+`:""}        for (const fn of this.extendFns) {
+            Object.assign(options, fn(env, { ...options }));
+        }
+
+        return options;
+    }
+}
+${H(t.hasGlobal)}
+/**
+ * Shape of the project's root \`lunora.config.*\`.
+ *
+ * Declared HERE, not in a package, so the \`app\` hook is typed against THIS
+ * project's builder with no annotation to keep in step — and so the config file
+ * needs only a type-only import, which is erased. That matters: the hook is
+ * bundled into the worker, and a runtime import in that file ships with it.
+ */
+interface LunoraConfig<Env extends object = object> {
+    /** Codegen's static advisor. \`minSeverity\` is the lowest level it reports and writes into \`_generated/shard.ts\`; an \`"error"\` is never dropped, so the gate that fails codegen stays on. A literal, for the same reason as \`target\`. */
+    advisor?: { minSeverity?: "error" | "info" | "warn" };
+    /** Receives this project's \`defineApp()\` builder and returns it — where a Vite-first app makes the builder calls its generated entry cannot derive. */
+    app?: (app: AppBuilder<Env>) => AppBuilder<Env>;
+    /** Opt into remote-binding dev without \`--remote\` or \`LUNORA_REMOTE\` on every run. A literal, for the same reason as \`target\`. */
+    remote?: boolean;
+    /** Deploy target id — \`lunora deploy\`/\`verify\` read it when no \`--target\` is passed. Must be a literal: \`runCodegen\` resolves it synchronously by PARSING this file, so a computed value is not seen — \`lunora verify\` reports \`platform_unreadable_target\` rather than defaulting in silence. */
+    target?: string;
+}
+
+/**
+ * Start composing the app. Chain the capability methods, then \`.build()\`.
+ *
+ * \`Env\` is constrained to \`object\`, not \`Record<string, unknown>\`: an \`interface Env\`
+ * — which is what wrangler's generated \`worker-configuration.d.ts\` gives you, and
+ * what any app with its own bindings declares — is NOT assignable to an index
+ * signature, so the stricter bound forced every real app to write
+ * \`type AppEnv = Env & Record<string, unknown>\`. The builder only ever reads \`env\`
+ * through the selectors you pass it, so the looser bound costs nothing.
+ */
+const defineApp = <Env extends object>(): AppBuilder<Env> => new AppBuilder<Env>();
+
+export { AppBuilder, defineApp };
+export type { ${U(t)} };
+`};export{M as emitApp};