@moku-labs/web 0.3.0 → 0.4.0

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package/dist/index.mjs CHANGED
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
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  import { t as __exportAll } from "./chunk-D7D4PA-g.mjs";
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+ import { t as dataSuffix } from "./convention-X3zLTlJ8.mjs";
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  import { createCoreConfig, createCorePlugin } from "@moku-labs/core";
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- import { existsSync, readFileSync, readdirSync } from "node:fs";
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  import { cp, mkdir, readFile, readdir, rm, stat, writeFile } from "node:fs/promises";
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  import path, { dirname, join } from "node:path";
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  import matter from "gray-matter";
@@ -17,11 +17,10 @@ import remarkRehype from "remark-rehype";
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  import { visit } from "unist-util-visit";
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  import { defaultSchema } from "hast-util-sanitize";
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  import readingTime from "reading-time";
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+ import { existsSync, readFileSync, readdirSync } from "node:fs";
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  import { createHash, randomUUID } from "node:crypto";
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  import { Feed } from "feed";
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- import { Resvg } from "@resvg/resvg-js";
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- import satori from "satori";
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- import { jsx } from "preact/jsx-runtime";
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+ import { h } from "preact";
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  import { renderToString } from "preact-render-to-string";
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  //#region src/plugins/env/api.ts
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  /** Error prefix for all env API failures. */
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  freezeMap(state.publicMap);
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  }
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  //#endregion
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- //#region src/plugins/env/providers.ts
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- /**
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- * @file env plugin — built-in providers: dotenv, processEnv, cloudflareBindings.
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- */
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- /** Default dotenv file path: optional local overrides. */
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- const DEFAULT_DOTENV_PATH = ".env.local";
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- /**
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- * Strips a single matching pair of surrounding double or single quotes from a
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- * value. Leaves unquoted values (and trailing inline comments) untouched.
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- *
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- * @param value - The already-trimmed raw value.
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- * @returns The value with one outer quote pair removed, if present.
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- * @example
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- * ```ts
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- * stripQuotes('"a"'); // "a"
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- * stripQuotes("plain # c"); // "plain # c"
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- * ```
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- */
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- function stripQuotes(value) {
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- if (value.length >= 2) {
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- const first = value[0];
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- const last = value.at(-1);
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- if ((first === "\"" || first === "'") && first === last) return value.slice(1, -1);
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- }
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- return value;
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- }
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- /**
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- * Parses `.env`-style text into a flat record. Handles CRLF/LF, blank lines,
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- * full-line `#` comments, first-`=` splitting, key/value trimming, and a single
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- * outer quote pair. Does not strip trailing inline comments on unquoted values.
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- *
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- * @param text - The raw file contents.
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- * @returns A flat record of parsed key/value pairs.
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- * @example
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- * ```ts
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- * parseDotenv('A=1\nB="two"'); // { A: "1", B: "two" }
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- * ```
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- */
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- function parseDotenv(text) {
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- const out = {};
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- for (const line of text.split(/\r?\n/)) {
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- const trimmed = line.trim();
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- if (trimmed === "" || trimmed.startsWith("#")) continue;
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- const eq = trimmed.indexOf("=");
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- if (eq === -1) continue;
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- const key = trimmed.slice(0, eq).trim();
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- out[key] = stripQuotes(trimmed.slice(eq + 1).trim());
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- }
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- return out;
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- }
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+ //#region src/plugins/env/providers.browser.ts
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+ /** Default `globalThis` property holding a runtime-injected public-env snapshot. */
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+ const DEFAULT_GLOBAL_KEY = "__ENV__";
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  /**
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- * A zero-dependency `.env`-style provider that re-reads and re-parses the file
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- * from disk on every `load()`. Missing file resolves to `{}` (optional
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- * overrides). Strips a single outer quote pair; does not strip trailing inline
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- * comments on unquoted values.
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+ * A browser-safe {@link EnvProvider} that reads `import.meta.env` and an optional
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+ * `globalThis[globalKey]` snapshot, merging them with the runtime global winning.
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+ * Contains zero `node:*` imports, so it is safe to include in the client bundle.
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+ * Never throws on missing sources — each absent source resolves to `{}`.
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  *
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- * @param path - Path to the dotenv file. Defaults to `.env.local`.
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- * @returns An {@link EnvProvider} named `dotenv:<path>` that reads fresh per call.
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+ * @param options - Optional settings.
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+ * @param options.globalKey - `globalThis` key to read a public-env snapshot from. Defaults to `"__ENV__"`.
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+ * @returns An {@link EnvProvider} named `browser-env`.
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  * @example
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  * ```ts
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- * const provider = dotenv(".env.local");
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+ * const provider = browserEnv();
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  * provider.load(); // { PUBLIC_API_URL: "/api", ... }
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  * ```
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  */
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- function dotenv(path = DEFAULT_DOTENV_PATH) {
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- return {
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- name: `dotenv:${path}`,
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- /**
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- * Reads and parses the dotenv file fresh from disk; `{}` if it is missing.
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- *
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- * @returns The parsed environment record, or `{}` when the file is absent.
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- * @example
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- * ```ts
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- * dotenv(".env.local").load();
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- * ```
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- */
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- load() {
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- if (!existsSync(path)) return {};
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- return parseDotenv(readFileSync(path, "utf8"));
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- }
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- };
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- }
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- /**
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- * A provider that returns a shallow copy of `process.env` at `load()` time.
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- *
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- * @returns An {@link EnvProvider} named `process-env`.
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- * @example
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- * ```ts
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- * const provider = processEnv();
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- * provider.load().HOME; // current process value
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- * ```
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- */
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- function processEnv() {
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+ function browserEnv(options) {
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+ const globalKey = options?.globalKey ?? DEFAULT_GLOBAL_KEY;
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  return {
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- name: "process-env",
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+ name: "browser-env",
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  /**
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- * Returns a shallow copy of `process.env` at call time.
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+ * Merges `import.meta.env` with `globalThis[globalKey]`, the runtime global
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+ * winning. Each absent source resolves to `{}`; never throws.
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  *
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- * @returns A fresh shallow copy of `process.env`.
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+ * @returns The merged environment record.
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  * @example
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  * ```ts
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- * processEnv().load();
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+ * browserEnv().load();
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  * ```
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  */
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  load() {
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- return { ...process.env };
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+ const importEnv = import.meta.env ?? {};
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+ const globalObject = globalThis[globalKey] ?? {};
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+ return {
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+ ...importEnv,
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+ ...globalObject
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+ };
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  }
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  };
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  }
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  const coreConfig = createCoreConfig("web", {
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  config: { mode: "production" },
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  plugins: [logPlugin, envPlugin],
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- pluginConfigs: {
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- log: { mode: "production" },
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- env: { providers: [dotenv(), processEnv()] }
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- }
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+ pluginConfigs: { log: { mode: "production" } }
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  });
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- const { createPlugin: createPlugin$1, createCore } = coreConfig;
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+ /**
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+ * Create a custom plugin bound to this framework's `Config`/`Events` and the core
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+ * plugin APIs (`log`, `env`). Plugin types are fully inferred from the spec
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+ * object — never write them explicitly. This is the binding every built-in
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+ * plugin is wired with, and the one consumer plugins should use too.
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+ *
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+ * @example
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+ * ```ts
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+ * const analytics = createPlugin("analytics", {
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+ * config: { writeKey: "" },
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+ * api: (ctx) => ({ track: (event: string) => ctx.log.info("analytics:track", { event }) })
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+ * });
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+ * ```
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+ */
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+ const createPlugin$1 = coreConfig.createPlugin;
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+ /**
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+ * Step 2 of the factory chain — captures the framework's default plugin set and
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+ * returns the consumer entry points ({@link createApp} + a re-exported
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+ * `createPlugin`). Wired once in `src/index.ts`; consumers don't call it directly.
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+ */
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+ const createCore = coreConfig.createCore;
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  //#endregion
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  //#region src/plugins/i18n/api.ts
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  /** Error prefix for all i18n lifecycle failures. */
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  }
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  };
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  }
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+ /**
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+ * Internationalization plugin — locale registry plus a flat translation helper
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+ * with default-locale fallback. Pure config-as-data (no state or events);
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+ * consumed read-only by content, router, head, and build.
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+ *
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+ * @example Register locales and translations
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+ * ```ts
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+ * const app = createApp({
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+ * pluginConfigs: {
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+ * i18n: {
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+ * locales: ["en", "uk"],
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+ * defaultLocale: "en",
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+ * localeNames: { en: "English", uk: "Українська" },
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+ * translations: { uk: { "nav.home": "Головна" } }
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+ * }
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+ * }
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+ * });
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+ * ```
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+ */
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  const i18nPlugin = createPlugin$1("i18n", {
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  config: {
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  locales: ["en"],
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  }
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  /**
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+ * Build the canonical "article not found" error for {@link createContentApi.load}.
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+ * Centralised so the null-resolve path and the production draft-suppression path
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+ * throw an IDENTICAL message — drafts must be indistinguishable from missing
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+ * articles in production (no new error shape).
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+ *
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+ * @param slug - Article directory name.
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+ * @param locale - Requested locale code.
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+ * @returns The not-found Error to throw.
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+ * @example
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+ * ```ts
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+ * throw articleNotFound("intro", "uk");
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+ * ```
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+ */
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+ function articleNotFound(slug, locale) {
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+ return /* @__PURE__ */ new Error(`[web] content article "${slug}" not found for locale "${locale}".\n Looked for ${slug}/${locale}.md and the default-locale fallback.`);
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+ }
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+ /**
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  * Plugin `api` factory: assembles the kernel-free {@link ContentApiContext} from
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  * the plugin context (resolving i18n via `ctx.require`) and delegates to
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  /**
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  * Throws a `[web] content` error when neither the requested nor the
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+ * default-locale file exists. In production a `draft` article is suppressed
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+ * and throws the SAME not-found error (drafts must be indistinguishable from
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+ * missing articles so unpublished content is never disclosed); in
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+ * development drafts load normally.
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  * @param slug - Article directory name.
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  */
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- if (article === null) throw new Error(`[web] content article "${slug}" not found for locale "${locale}".\n Looked for ${slug}/${locale}.md and the default-locale fallback.`);
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+ if (article === null) throw articleNotFound(slug, locale);
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+ if (ctx.global.mode === "production" && article.computed.status === "draft") throw articleNotFound(slug, locale);
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+ * to sanitized HTML (rehype-sanitize unless `trustedContent`), and exposes a
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+ * ```ts
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+ * const app = createApp({
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+ * defaultAuthor: "Ada Lovelace"
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+ * // trustedContent: true // ONLY for fully author-controlled Markdown — disables sanitize
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+ * }
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+ * }
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+ * });
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+ * ```
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+ */
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+ * description: "Notes on computing"
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+ * }
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+ * }
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+ * });
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+ * ```
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+ };
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+ }
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+ * @example
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+ */
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+ if (inner.endsWith(":?")) return {
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+ * segment is excluded so locale-prefixing does not affect priority (identical to
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+ */
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+ }
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+ */
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- if (isBraceDynamic || isColonDynamic) count += 1;
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- }
2227
- return count;
2228
- }
2229
- /**
2230
2359
  * Compile a single route definition into its `CompiledRoute` entry.
2231
2360
  *
2232
2361
  * @param name - The route name key.
@@ -2248,7 +2377,7 @@ function compileRoute(name, definition, input) {
2248
2377
  return {
2249
2378
  name,
2250
2379
  pattern,
2251
- dynamicSegmentCount: countDynamicSegments(pattern),
2380
+ dynamicSegmentCount: dynamicSegmentCount(pattern),
2252
2381
  matchers,
2253
2382
  matchFn: createMatchFunction(matchers, input.defaultLocale),
2254
2383
  /**
@@ -2305,10 +2434,7 @@ function compileRoutes(input) {
2305
2434
  byName.set(name, entry);
2306
2435
  }
2307
2436
  return {
2308
- compiled: declarationOrder.map((entry, index) => ({
2309
- entry,
2310
- index
2311
- })).toSorted((a, b) => a.entry.dynamicSegmentCount === b.entry.dynamicSegmentCount ? a.index - b.index : a.entry.dynamicSegmentCount - b.entry.dynamicSegmentCount).map((wrapped) => wrapped.entry),
2437
+ compiled: declarationOrder.toSorted(bySpecificity),
2312
2438
  byName
2313
2439
  };
2314
2440
  }
@@ -2421,6 +2547,21 @@ function route(pattern) {
2421
2547
  return set("render", handler);
2422
2548
  },
2423
2549
  /**
2550
+ * Attach the client-side validation gate (raw `unknown` → this route's data
2551
+ * type). Runs at the trust boundary before `render` on the client; throw to
2552
+ * reject malformed data (spa falls back to HTML-over-fetch).
2553
+ *
2554
+ * @param handler - The validator/parser.
2555
+ * @returns The same builder for chaining.
2556
+ * @example
2557
+ * ```ts
2558
+ * route("/shop/{id}/").parse(raw => ProductSchema.parse(raw));
2559
+ * ```
2560
+ */
2561
+ parse(handler) {
2562
+ return set("parse", handler);
2563
+ },
2564
+ /**
2424
2565
  * Attach the head/SEO handler.
2425
2566
  *
2426
2567
  * @param handler - The head handler.
@@ -2447,9 +2588,11 @@ function route(pattern) {
2447
2588
  return set("generate", handler);
2448
2589
  },
2449
2590
  /**
2450
- * Merge an arbitrary metadata bag into the route's `_meta`.
2591
+ * Merge an arbitrary metadata bag into the route's `_meta`. The bag MUST be
2592
+ * JSON-serializable — it is projected verbatim into `clientManifest()` and
2593
+ * shipped to the browser, so functions/symbols/class instances are unsupported.
2451
2594
  *
2452
- * @param meta - Metadata to merge.
2595
+ * @param meta - JSON-serializable metadata to merge.
2453
2596
  * @returns The same builder for chaining.
2454
2597
  * @example
2455
2598
  * ```ts
@@ -2519,8 +2662,31 @@ function defineRoutes(routes) {
2519
2662
  * ```
2520
2663
  */
2521
2664
  function createState$4(_ctx) {
2522
- return { table: null };
2665
+ return {
2666
+ table: null,
2667
+ mode: _ctx.config.mode ?? "hybrid"
2668
+ };
2523
2669
  }
2670
+ /**
2671
+ * Router plugin — typed, named route definitions with locale-aware URL generation
2672
+ * and matching. Author routes with {@link route} + {@link defineRoutes}. Depends
2673
+ * on site (base URL) and i18n (locales).
2674
+ *
2675
+ * @example Define routes and choose a render mode
2676
+ * ```ts
2677
+ * const app = createApp({
2678
+ * pluginConfigs: {
2679
+ * router: {
2680
+ * routes: defineRoutes({
2681
+ * home: route("/"),
2682
+ * article: route("/blog/{slug}/")
2683
+ * }),
2684
+ * mode: "hybrid" // "ssg" | "spa" | "hybrid" (default)
2685
+ * }
2686
+ * }
2687
+ * });
2688
+ * ```
2689
+ */
2524
2690
  const routerPlugin = createPlugin$1("router", {
2525
2691
  depends: [sitePlugin, i18nPlugin],
2526
2692
  helpers: {
@@ -3034,6 +3200,25 @@ function createState$3(_ctx) {
3034
3200
  * @file head — Standard Plugin wiring harness (logic in primitives/compose/api/config).
3035
3201
  * @see README.md
3036
3202
  */
3203
+ /**
3204
+ * Head plugin — composes per-route `<head>` metadata (title template, Open Graph,
3205
+ * Twitter cards, canonical, hreflang). Use the re-exported SEO primitives
3206
+ * ({@link meta}, {@link og}, {@link twitter}, …) inside a route's `.head()`.
3207
+ * Depends on site, i18n, and router.
3208
+ *
3209
+ * @example Set global head defaults
3210
+ * ```ts
3211
+ * const app = createApp({
3212
+ * pluginConfigs: {
3213
+ * head: {
3214
+ * titleTemplate: "%s — My Blog",
3215
+ * twitterCard: "summary_large_image",
3216
+ * twitterHandle: "@moku_labs"
3217
+ * }
3218
+ * }
3219
+ * });
3220
+ * ```
3221
+ */
3037
3222
  const headPlugin = createPlugin$1("head", {
3038
3223
  depends: [
3039
3224
  sitePlugin,
@@ -3098,6 +3283,29 @@ function resolveEntrypoints(candidates) {
3098
3283
  return [];
3099
3284
  }
3100
3285
  /**
3286
+ * Resolve the authoritative JS client entrypoint (#8): when `config.clientEntry` is
3287
+ * set, use it directly (the authoritative override); otherwise fall back to the
3288
+ * conventional candidate scan. When neither yields an entry, `ctx.log.warn` (no
3289
+ * client bundle is produced) and an empty list is returned.
3290
+ *
3291
+ * @param ctx - Plugin context (provides `config`, `log`).
3292
+ * @returns The resolved JS entrypoint list (possibly empty).
3293
+ * @example
3294
+ * ```ts
3295
+ * resolveJsEntrypoints(ctx);
3296
+ * ```
3297
+ */
3298
+ function resolveJsEntrypoints(ctx) {
3299
+ const { clientEntry } = ctx.config;
3300
+ if (typeof clientEntry === "string" && clientEntry.length > 0) return [clientEntry];
3301
+ const scanned = resolveEntrypoints(JS_ENTRY_CANDIDATES);
3302
+ if (scanned.length === 0) ctx.log.warn("build:bundle", {
3303
+ clientEntry: "none",
3304
+ scanned: JS_ENTRY_CANDIDATES
3305
+ });
3306
+ return scanned;
3307
+ }
3308
+ /**
3101
3309
  * Run one bundler pass for a single asset kind and record the hashed output
3102
3310
  * paths under `state.buildCache` keyed by the original entry basename.
3103
3311
  *
@@ -3145,7 +3353,7 @@ async function bundle(ctx, options = {}) {
3145
3353
  const runner = options.runner ?? defaultRunner;
3146
3354
  const { minify, outDir } = ctx.config;
3147
3355
  const cssEntrypoints = options.cssEntrypoints ?? resolveEntrypoints(CSS_ENTRY_CANDIDATES);
3148
- const jsEntrypoints = options.jsEntrypoints ?? resolveEntrypoints(JS_ENTRY_CANDIDATES);
3356
+ const jsEntrypoints = options.jsEntrypoints ?? resolveJsEntrypoints(ctx);
3149
3357
  await runOne(ctx, runner, "css", cssEntrypoints, path.join(outDir, "assets"), minify);
3150
3358
  await runOne(ctx, runner, "js", jsEntrypoints, path.join(outDir, "assets"), minify);
3151
3359
  }
@@ -3312,17 +3520,167 @@ async function processImages(ctx, options = {}) {
3312
3520
  return copied;
3313
3521
  }
3314
3522
  //#endregion
3315
- //#region src/plugins/build/phases/og-images.tsx
3523
+ //#region src/plugins/build/phases/locale-redirects.ts
3316
3524
  /**
3317
- * @file build phase 4 og-images. Renders one OG image per published article via
3318
- * Satori SVG resvg PNG, bounded by `p-limit(4)`, with a persisted
3319
- * content-hash cache (`<outDir>/.cache/og-images.json`) skipping unchanged articles.
3320
- * Gated by config.ogImage (object enables; false disables).
3525
+ * @file build phase — locale-redirects. For each non-prefixed route path, emits a
3526
+ * redirect HTML page (`<meta http-equiv="refresh">` + canonical `<link>`) at the
3527
+ * bare path that points at the default-locale-prefixed URL. Deliberately does NOT
3528
+ * emit a Cloudflare `_redirects` catch-all (an SSG infinite-loop trap). Gated by
3529
+ * `config.localeRedirects` (false/unset disables).
3321
3530
  */
3322
- /** Default OG image dimensions when `size` is omitted. */
3323
- const DEFAULT_SIZE = {
3324
- width: 1200,
3325
- height: 630
3531
+ /**
3532
+ * Render a redirect HTML page: a `0;url` refresh meta + a canonical link to `target`.
3533
+ *
3534
+ * @param target - The default-locale-prefixed URL to redirect to.
3535
+ * @returns The complete redirect HTML document string.
3536
+ * @example
3537
+ * ```ts
3538
+ * redirectHtml("/en/about/");
3539
+ * ```
3540
+ */
3541
+ function redirectHtml(target) {
3542
+ return `<!doctype html><html lang="en"><head><meta charset="utf-8"><meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=${target}"><link rel="canonical" href="${target}"></head><body><a href="${target}">Redirecting…</a></body></html>`;
3543
+ }
3544
+ /**
3545
+ * Correlate manifest definitions to compiled `TypedRoute` entries by pattern (the
3546
+ * shared stable key); routes without a compiled entry are skipped.
3547
+ *
3548
+ * @param router - The router API exposing `manifest` + `entries`.
3549
+ * @returns Pairs of `[definition, entry]` for every correlated route.
3550
+ * @example
3551
+ * ```ts
3552
+ * pairRoutes(router);
3553
+ * ```
3554
+ */
3555
+ function pairRoutes(router) {
3556
+ const byPattern = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
3557
+ for (const entry of router.entries()) byPattern.set(entry.pattern, entry);
3558
+ const pairs = [];
3559
+ for (const definition of router.manifest()) {
3560
+ const entry = byPattern.get(definition.pattern);
3561
+ if (entry) pairs.push([definition, entry]);
3562
+ }
3563
+ return pairs;
3564
+ }
3565
+ /**
3566
+ * Expand one route into bare→default redirect jobs for the default locale. Uses
3567
+ * `generate?.(defaultLocale)` (or a single empty-params instance) and emits a job
3568
+ * only when the bare file path differs from the default-locale URL (i.e. the route
3569
+ * is locale-prefixed) — otherwise no redirect is needed.
3570
+ *
3571
+ * @param definition - The route definition (carries `generate`).
3572
+ * @param entry - The compiled `TypedRoute` (owns `toFile`/`toUrl`).
3573
+ * @param defaultLocale - The default locale to redirect bare paths to.
3574
+ * @returns Redirect jobs of `{ file, target }` for this route.
3575
+ * @example
3576
+ * ```ts
3577
+ * await expandRedirects(def, entry, "en");
3578
+ * ```
3579
+ */
3580
+ async function expandRedirects(definition, entry, defaultLocale) {
3581
+ const parameterSets = definition._handlers.generate ? await definition._handlers.generate(defaultLocale) : [{}];
3582
+ const jobs = [];
3583
+ for (const raw of parameterSets) {
3584
+ const params = raw ?? {};
3585
+ const file = entry.toFile(params);
3586
+ const target = entry.toUrl({
3587
+ ...params,
3588
+ lang: defaultLocale
3589
+ });
3590
+ if (target !== entry.toUrl(params)) jobs.push({
3591
+ file,
3592
+ target
3593
+ });
3594
+ }
3595
+ return jobs;
3596
+ }
3597
+ /**
3598
+ * Emits one bare-path redirect HTML page per locale-prefixed route path, each a
3599
+ * `0;url` refresh + canonical link to the default-locale URL. Never writes a
3600
+ * Cloudflare `_redirects` file. No-op (returns `null`) when `localeRedirects` is
3601
+ * false/unset.
3602
+ *
3603
+ * @param ctx - Plugin context (provides `require`, `config`, `log`).
3604
+ * @returns The count of redirect pages written, or `null` when disabled.
3605
+ * @example
3606
+ * ```ts
3607
+ * const result = await generateLocaleRedirects(ctx);
3608
+ * ```
3609
+ */
3610
+ async function generateLocaleRedirects(ctx) {
3611
+ if (!ctx.config.localeRedirects) {
3612
+ ctx.log.debug("build:locale-redirects", { skipped: true });
3613
+ return null;
3614
+ }
3615
+ const router = ctx.require(routerPlugin);
3616
+ const defaultLocale = ctx.require(i18nPlugin).defaultLocale();
3617
+ const jobs = (await Promise.all(pairRoutes(router).map(([definition, entry]) => expandRedirects(definition, entry, defaultLocale)))).flat();
3618
+ await Promise.all(jobs.map(async ({ file, target }) => {
3619
+ const filePath = path.join(ctx.config.outDir, file);
3620
+ await mkdir(path.dirname(filePath), { recursive: true });
3621
+ await writeFile(filePath, redirectHtml(target), "utf8");
3622
+ }));
3623
+ ctx.log.debug("build:locale-redirects", { written: jobs.length });
3624
+ return { written: jobs.length };
3625
+ }
3626
+ //#endregion
3627
+ //#region src/plugins/build/phases/not-found.ts
3628
+ /**
3629
+ * @file build phase — not-found. Emits `outDir/404.html` from configured route
3630
+ * content or a built-in default. Gated by `config.notFound` (false/unset disables).
3631
+ */
3632
+ /** The built-in default 404 page body when no custom route content is supplied. */
3633
+ const DEFAULT_BODY = "<h1>404</h1><p>The page you requested could not be found.</p>";
3634
+ /**
3635
+ * Wrap a body fragment in a minimal HTML document for the 404 page.
3636
+ *
3637
+ * @param body - The inner body HTML (default or configured).
3638
+ * @returns The complete HTML document string.
3639
+ * @example
3640
+ * ```ts
3641
+ * wrap("<h1>404</h1>");
3642
+ * ```
3643
+ */
3644
+ function wrap(body) {
3645
+ return `<!doctype html><html lang="en"><head><meta charset="utf-8"><title>404 — Not Found</title></head><body>${body}</body></html>`;
3646
+ }
3647
+ /**
3648
+ * Emits `outDir/404.html`. When `config.notFound` is `true`, writes the built-in
3649
+ * default page; when it is `{ route }`, writes the supplied route content verbatim
3650
+ * inside the document shell. No-op (returns `null`) when `notFound` is false/unset.
3651
+ *
3652
+ * @param ctx - Plugin context (provides `config`, `log`).
3653
+ * @returns The written file path, or `null` when disabled.
3654
+ * @example
3655
+ * ```ts
3656
+ * const result = await generateNotFound(ctx);
3657
+ * ```
3658
+ */
3659
+ async function generateNotFound(ctx) {
3660
+ const { notFound, outDir } = ctx.config;
3661
+ if (!notFound) {
3662
+ ctx.log.debug("build:not-found", { skipped: true });
3663
+ return null;
3664
+ }
3665
+ const body = typeof notFound === "object" && notFound.route ? notFound.route : DEFAULT_BODY;
3666
+ await mkdir(outDir, { recursive: true });
3667
+ const file = path.join(outDir, "404.html");
3668
+ await writeFile(file, wrap(body), "utf8");
3669
+ ctx.log.debug("build:not-found", { path: file });
3670
+ return { path: file };
3671
+ }
3672
+ //#endregion
3673
+ //#region src/plugins/build/phases/og-images.tsx
3674
+ /**
3675
+ * @file build phase 4 — og-images. Renders one OG image per published article via
3676
+ * Satori → SVG → resvg → PNG, bounded by `p-limit(4)`, with a persisted
3677
+ * content-hash cache (`<outDir>/.cache/og-images.json`) skipping unchanged articles.
3678
+ * Gated by config.ogImage (object enables; false disables).
3679
+ */
3680
+ /** Default OG image dimensions when `size` is omitted. */
3681
+ const DEFAULT_SIZE = {
3682
+ width: 1200,
3683
+ height: 630
3326
3684
  };
3327
3685
  /** Recognized font file extensions. */
3328
3686
  const FONT_EXTENSIONS$1 = [
@@ -3331,76 +3689,131 @@ const FONT_EXTENSIONS$1 = [
3331
3689
  ".woff"
3332
3690
  ];
3333
3691
  /**
3334
- * Compute the content-hash cache key for an article: `sha256(title+template+size)`.
3692
+ * Compute a stable cache key for the `fonts` configuration so a font change
3693
+ * invalidates cached PNGs. Hashes the name/path/weight/style of each entry (order
3694
+ * preserved); an empty/omitted list yields a fixed sentinel.
3335
3695
  *
3336
- * @param title - The article title.
3337
- * @param template - The resolved OG template identifier.
3338
- * @param size - The output dimensions.
3339
- * @returns The hex-encoded SHA-256 digest.
3696
+ * @param fonts - The configured OG fonts (optional).
3697
+ * @returns A short stable key derived from the fonts list.
3340
3698
  * @example
3341
3699
  * ```ts
3342
- * ogHash("Hello", "default", { width: 1200, height: 630 });
3700
+ * fontsKey([{ name: "Inter", path: "./Inter.ttf" }]);
3343
3701
  * ```
3344
3702
  */
3345
- function ogHash(title, template, size) {
3346
- return createHash("sha256").update(`${title}|${template}|${size.width}x${size.height}`).digest("hex");
3703
+ function fontsKey(fonts) {
3704
+ if (!fonts || fonts.length === 0) return "default-font";
3705
+ const parts = fonts.map((font) => `${font.name}:${font.path}:${font.weight ?? 400}:${font.style ?? "normal"}`);
3706
+ return createHash("sha256").update(parts.join("|")).digest("hex").slice(0, 16);
3347
3707
  }
3348
3708
  /**
3349
- * Resolve the first font file in `fontDir` and read its bytes for Satori.
3709
+ * Compute the content-hash cache key for an article OG image. Covers the FULL
3710
+ * {@link RichOgInput} (title/description/date/tags/author/locale/siteName/size),
3711
+ * the resolved `template`, and a {@link fontsKey} of the fonts list — so changing
3712
+ * any input field OR the fonts invalidates the cached PNG.
3350
3713
  *
3351
- * @param fontDir - Directory containing at least one font file.
3352
- * @returns The font name + bytes, or `null` when no font is present.
3714
+ * @param input - The full rich OG input for the card.
3715
+ * @param template - The resolved OG template identifier.
3716
+ * @param fontsHash - The {@link fontsKey} of the configured fonts.
3717
+ * @returns The hex-encoded SHA-256 digest.
3353
3718
  * @example
3354
3719
  * ```ts
3355
- * await loadFont("./fonts");
3720
+ * ogHash(input, "default", fontsKey());
3356
3721
  * ```
3357
3722
  */
3358
- async function loadFont(fontDir) {
3359
- if (!existsSync(fontDir)) return void 0;
3360
- const font = (await readdir(fontDir)).find((name) => FONT_EXTENSIONS$1.some((extension) => name.endsWith(extension)));
3361
- if (!font) return void 0;
3362
- return {
3723
+ function ogHash(input, template, fontsHash) {
3724
+ const payload = [
3725
+ input.title,
3726
+ input.description,
3727
+ input.date,
3728
+ input.tags.join(","),
3729
+ input.author ?? "",
3730
+ input.locale,
3731
+ input.siteName,
3732
+ `${input.size.width}x${input.size.height}`,
3733
+ template,
3734
+ fontsHash
3735
+ ].join("|");
3736
+ return createHash("sha256").update(payload).digest("hex");
3737
+ }
3738
+ /**
3739
+ * Load the configured OG fonts ONCE per build. When `ogImage.fonts` is set, each
3740
+ * `path` is read to a Buffer (outside any per-image loop) and mapped to a Satori
3741
+ * font entry; otherwise the first font file found in `fontDir` is used as a single
3742
+ * 400/normal fallback.
3743
+ *
3744
+ * @param og - The font directory + optional explicit fonts list.
3745
+ * @param og.fontDir - Directory scanned for a fallback font when `fonts` is unset.
3746
+ * @param og.fonts - Explicit named fonts (each loaded once).
3747
+ * @returns The loaded fonts (empty when no font is available).
3748
+ * @example
3749
+ * ```ts
3750
+ * await loadFonts({ fontDir: "./fonts" });
3751
+ * ```
3752
+ */
3753
+ async function loadFonts(og) {
3754
+ if (og.fonts && og.fonts.length > 0) return Promise.all(og.fonts.map(async (font) => ({
3755
+ name: font.name,
3756
+ data: await readFile(font.path),
3757
+ weight: font.weight ?? 400,
3758
+ style: font.style ?? "normal"
3759
+ })));
3760
+ if (!existsSync(og.fontDir)) return [];
3761
+ const file = (await readdir(og.fontDir)).find((name) => FONT_EXTENSIONS$1.some((extension) => name.endsWith(extension)));
3762
+ if (!file) return [];
3763
+ return [{
3363
3764
  name: "OG",
3364
- data: await readFile(path.join(fontDir, font))
3365
- };
3765
+ data: await readFile(path.join(og.fontDir, file)),
3766
+ weight: 400,
3767
+ style: "normal"
3768
+ }];
3366
3769
  }
3367
3770
  /**
3368
- * The default PNG renderer: Satori renders a card to SVG, resvg rasterizes to PNG.
3771
+ * The built-in default OG card a centered title on a dark background. Used when
3772
+ * no custom `ogImage.render` hook is configured. (`@jsxImportSource preact`.)
3369
3773
  *
3370
- * @param ctx - The font directory + template wiring for the renderer.
3371
- * @param ctx.fontDir - Directory containing at least one font file.
3372
- * @returns An {@link OgPngRenderer} bound to the loaded font.
3774
+ * @param input - The rich OG input (only `title` is used by the default card).
3775
+ * @returns The Preact `VNode` for the default card.
3776
+ * @example
3777
+ * ```ts
3778
+ * defaultCard(input);
3779
+ * ```
3780
+ */
3781
+ function defaultCard(input) {
3782
+ return h("div", { style: {
3783
+ display: "flex",
3784
+ width: "100%",
3785
+ height: "100%",
3786
+ alignItems: "center",
3787
+ justifyContent: "center",
3788
+ fontSize: 64,
3789
+ background: "#0b0b0c",
3790
+ color: "#ffffff"
3791
+ } }, input.title);
3792
+ }
3793
+ /**
3794
+ * The default PNG renderer: a Preact `VNode` (custom `render` hook or the built-in
3795
+ * card) is rendered to SVG by Satori, then rasterized to PNG by resvg. Both native
3796
+ * deps are imported LAZILY (browser-safe goal); the VNode→Satori-input cast happens
3797
+ * at this single framework boundary only.
3798
+ *
3799
+ * @param ctx - The renderer wiring (preloaded fonts + optional custom card).
3800
+ * @param ctx.fonts - Fonts loaded once for the whole render pass.
3801
+ * @param ctx.render - Optional custom card renderer; defaults to {@link defaultCard}.
3802
+ * @returns An {@link OgPngRenderer} bound to the loaded fonts + renderer.
3373
3803
  * @example
3374
3804
  * ```ts
3375
- * const render = makeDefaultRenderer({ fontDir: "./fonts" });
3805
+ * const render = makeDefaultRenderer({ fonts, render: undefined });
3376
3806
  * ```
3377
3807
  */
3378
3808
  function makeDefaultRenderer(ctx) {
3379
- const fontPromise = loadFont(ctx.fontDir);
3380
- return async ({ title, width, height }) => {
3381
- const font = await fontPromise;
3382
- if (!font) throw new Error("[web] build.ogImage no font available for rendering");
3383
- return new Resvg(await satori(/* @__PURE__ */ jsx("div", {
3384
- style: {
3385
- display: "flex",
3386
- width: "100%",
3387
- height: "100%",
3388
- alignItems: "center",
3389
- justifyContent: "center",
3390
- fontSize: 64,
3391
- background: "#0b0b0c",
3392
- color: "#ffffff"
3393
- },
3394
- children: title
3395
- }), {
3396
- width,
3397
- height,
3398
- fonts: [{
3399
- name: font.name,
3400
- data: font.data,
3401
- weight: 400,
3402
- style: "normal"
3403
- }]
3809
+ return async (input) => {
3810
+ if (ctx.fonts.length === 0) throw new Error("[web] build.ogImage no font available for rendering");
3811
+ const { default: satori } = await import("satori");
3812
+ const { Resvg } = await import("@resvg/resvg-js");
3813
+ return new Resvg(await satori((ctx.render ?? defaultCard)(input), {
3814
+ width: input.size.width,
3815
+ height: input.size.height,
3816
+ fonts: ctx.fonts
3404
3817
  })).render().asPng();
3405
3818
  };
3406
3819
  }
@@ -3418,13 +3831,59 @@ function selectArticles(byLocale) {
3418
3831
  return ([...byLocale.values()][0] ?? []).filter((article) => article.computed.status === "published");
3419
3832
  }
3420
3833
  /**
3834
+ * Build the {@link RichOgInput} for one article from its frontmatter/computed
3835
+ * fields plus the resolved size and site name.
3836
+ *
3837
+ * @param article - The published article to render a card for.
3838
+ * @param size - The resolved OG output dimensions.
3839
+ * @param siteName - The site name (from the site plugin, or `""` when unavailable).
3840
+ * @returns The fully-populated rich OG input.
3841
+ * @example
3842
+ * ```ts
3843
+ * buildInput(article, { width: 1200, height: 630 }, "Blog");
3844
+ * ```
3845
+ */
3846
+ function buildInput(article, size, siteName) {
3847
+ const input = {
3848
+ title: article.frontmatter.title,
3849
+ description: article.frontmatter.description,
3850
+ date: article.frontmatter.date,
3851
+ tags: [...article.frontmatter.tags],
3852
+ locale: article.locale,
3853
+ siteName,
3854
+ size
3855
+ };
3856
+ if (article.frontmatter.author !== void 0) input.author = article.frontmatter.author;
3857
+ return input;
3858
+ }
3859
+ /**
3860
+ * Resolve the site name via `ctx.require(sitePlugin)`, falling back to `""` when the
3861
+ * site API is unavailable (e.g. unit mocks that omit it).
3862
+ *
3863
+ * @param ctx - Plugin context (provides `require`).
3864
+ * @returns The site name, or `""` when the site plugin is not wired.
3865
+ * @example
3866
+ * ```ts
3867
+ * resolveSiteName(ctx);
3868
+ * ```
3869
+ */
3870
+ function resolveSiteName(ctx) {
3871
+ try {
3872
+ return ctx.require(sitePlugin).name();
3873
+ } catch {
3874
+ return "";
3875
+ }
3876
+ }
3877
+ /**
3421
3878
  * Renders OG images for published articles with a `p-limit(4)` concurrency pool.
3422
- * Computes `sha256(title+template+size)` per article and skips regeneration when
3423
- * the hash matches `state.ogImageHashCache`; writes the cache back to
3424
- * `<outDir>/.cache/og-images.json`. No-op when `config.ogImage` is false.
3879
+ * Computes {@link ogHash} (full {@link RichOgInput} + template + fonts) per article
3880
+ * and skips regeneration when the hash matches `state.ogImageHashCache`; writes the
3881
+ * cache back to `<outDir>/.cache/og-images.json`. The configured `ogImage.render`
3882
+ * hook (when present) builds each card; otherwise the built-in card is used. Fonts
3883
+ * are loaded ONCE for the whole pass. No-op when `config.ogImage` is false.
3425
3884
  *
3426
- * @param ctx - Plugin context (provides `state`, `config`, `log`).
3427
- * @param options - Optional dependency-injection seam (PNG renderer).
3885
+ * @param ctx - Plugin context (provides `require`, `state`, `config`, `log`).
3886
+ * @param options - Optional dependency-injection seam (PNG rasterizer).
3428
3887
  * @returns The render/skip counts + peak concurrency, or `null` when disabled.
3429
3888
  * @example
3430
3889
  * ```ts
@@ -3438,9 +3897,17 @@ async function generateOgImages(ctx, options = {}) {
3438
3897
  return null;
3439
3898
  }
3440
3899
  const { default: pLimit } = await import("p-limit");
3441
- const size = og.size ?? DEFAULT_SIZE;
3442
- const template = og.template ?? "default";
3443
- const renderPng = options.renderPng ?? makeDefaultRenderer({ fontDir: og.fontDir });
3900
+ const config = og;
3901
+ const size = config.size ?? DEFAULT_SIZE;
3902
+ const template = config.template ?? "default";
3903
+ const fontsHash = fontsKey(config.fonts);
3904
+ const fonts = options.renderPng ? [] : await loadFonts(config);
3905
+ const renderHook = config.render ? { render: config.render } : {};
3906
+ const renderPng = options.renderPng ?? makeDefaultRenderer({
3907
+ fonts,
3908
+ ...renderHook
3909
+ });
3910
+ const siteName = resolveSiteName(ctx);
3444
3911
  const articles = selectArticles(readCachedContent(ctx));
3445
3912
  const cache = ctx.state.ogImageHashCache;
3446
3913
  await loadDiskCache(ctx.config.outDir, cache);
@@ -3452,7 +3919,8 @@ async function generateOgImages(ctx, options = {}) {
3452
3919
  const outDir = path.join(ctx.config.outDir, "og");
3453
3920
  await Promise.all(articles.map((article) => limit(async () => {
3454
3921
  const key = article.computed.contentId;
3455
- const hash = ogHash(article.frontmatter.title, template, size);
3922
+ const input = buildInput(article, size, siteName);
3923
+ const hash = ogHash(input, template, fontsHash);
3456
3924
  if (cache.get(key) === hash) {
3457
3925
  skipped += 1;
3458
3926
  return;
@@ -3460,10 +3928,7 @@ async function generateOgImages(ctx, options = {}) {
3460
3928
  active += 1;
3461
3929
  peakConcurrency = Math.max(peakConcurrency, active);
3462
3930
  try {
3463
- const png = await renderPng({
3464
- title: article.frontmatter.title,
3465
- ...size
3466
- });
3931
+ const png = await renderPng(input);
3467
3932
  await mkdir(outDir, { recursive: true });
3468
3933
  await writeFile(path.join(outDir, `${key}.png`), png);
3469
3934
  cache.set(key, hash);
@@ -3518,28 +3983,329 @@ async function persistDiskCache(outDir, cache) {
3518
3983
  await writeFile(path.join(dir, "og-images.json"), JSON.stringify(Object.fromEntries(cache)), "utf8");
3519
3984
  }
3520
3985
  //#endregion
3986
+ //#region src/plugins/data/load-json.ts
3987
+ /**
3988
+ * @file `loadJson` — the data plugin's isomorphic JSON read primitive (the
3989
+ * SSG↔SPA seam). Internal to the `data` plugin (NOT a framework-root export):
3990
+ * `data.load(locale)` uses it, and consumers read through `app.data.load(locale)`.
3991
+ *
3992
+ * A read runs in BOTH worlds: on Node it reads the emitted data file from disk;
3993
+ * on the client (browser) it fetches the same data over HTTP. `loadJson` is the
3994
+ * single point where those two worlds differ — everything above it (the route's
3995
+ * `load`/`render`) is shared, so SSR/client parity is structural, not hoped-for.
3996
+ *
3997
+ * The browser path uses the `fetch` global. The Node path lazy-imports
3998
+ * `node:fs/promises` via `await import(...)`, so a browser bundle that includes
3999
+ * `loadJson` never statically pulls `node:*` (the bundler splits the Node branch
4000
+ * into its own chunk that the browser never loads).
4001
+ */
4002
+ /**
4003
+ * Read + parse a JSON resource, isomorphically. In a browser (`document`
4004
+ * defined) it `fetch`es `pathOrUrl`; on Node it reads the file from disk. Throws
4005
+ * on a failed fetch or unreadable file so the caller (`route.load`/`data.load`)
4006
+ * can decide whether to fall back.
4007
+ *
4008
+ * @template T - The expected shape of the parsed JSON.
4009
+ * @param pathOrUrl - A site-root URL (browser) or filesystem path (Node).
4010
+ * @returns The parsed JSON, typed as `T`.
4011
+ * @throws {Error} If the browser fetch is not OK, or the Node file read fails.
4012
+ * @example
4013
+ * ```ts
4014
+ * // Browser: fetch("/_data/en/articles.json")
4015
+ * // Node: read "dist/_data/en/articles.json"
4016
+ * const articles = await loadJson<Article[]>("/_data/en/articles.json");
4017
+ * ```
4018
+ */
4019
+ async function loadJson(pathOrUrl) {
4020
+ if (typeof document === "undefined") {
4021
+ const { readFile } = await import("node:fs/promises");
4022
+ return JSON.parse(await readFile(pathOrUrl, "utf8"));
4023
+ }
4024
+ const response = await fetch(pathOrUrl);
4025
+ if (!response.ok) throw new Error(`[web] loadJson: failed to fetch ${pathOrUrl} (${String(response.status)}).`);
4026
+ return response.json();
4027
+ }
4028
+ //#endregion
4029
+ //#region src/plugins/data/api.ts
4030
+ /**
4031
+ * @file data plugin — API factory (the agnostic data provider surface).
4032
+ *
4033
+ * Node-free by construction: this module statically imports only types + the pure
4034
+ * convention. The Node write side (`write()`) reaches its `node:fs` writer through
4035
+ * a lazy `await import("./writer")` at call time, so a browser bundle that composes
4036
+ * `data` for the read side never pulls `node:*`. The read side (`at()`) uses only
4037
+ * the isomorphic `loadJson` (whose Node branch is itself lazy).
4038
+ */
4039
+ /**
4040
+ * Trim a single trailing slash from a config dir so `fileFor` joins cleanly.
4041
+ *
4042
+ * @param dir - The configured output dir (e.g. `"_data"` or `"_data/"`).
4043
+ * @returns The dir without a trailing slash.
4044
+ * @example
4045
+ * ```ts
4046
+ * trimTrailingSlash("_data/"); // "_data"
4047
+ * ```
4048
+ */
4049
+ function trimTrailingSlash(dir) {
4050
+ return dir.endsWith("/") ? dir.slice(0, -1) : dir;
4051
+ }
4052
+ /**
4053
+ * Builds the data provider — the agnostic bridge. `write()` is the Node persist
4054
+ * side; `at()` is the browser read side; `urlFor`/`fileFor` are the pure
4055
+ * convention. No `onStart`/`onStop` (holds no long-lived resource).
4056
+ *
4057
+ * @param ctx - The data plugin context.
4058
+ * @returns The {@link DataProvider} mounted at `app.data`.
4059
+ * @example
4060
+ * ```ts
4061
+ * const api = dataApi(ctx);
4062
+ * await api.write([{ path: "/en/hello/", data: article }]); // Node build
4063
+ * await api.at("/en/hello/"); // browser
4064
+ * ```
4065
+ */
4066
+ function dataApi(ctx) {
4067
+ return {
4068
+ /**
4069
+ * READ (browser) — fetch (and cache) the persisted data for a page path.
4070
+ * Returns the raw JSON as `unknown` (the caller's `route.parse` validates it),
4071
+ * or `null` if the fetch/parse fails (so `spa` can fall back to HTML).
4072
+ *
4073
+ * @param path - The page URL path (e.g. `/en/hello/`).
4074
+ * @returns The page's raw data, or `null` on failure.
4075
+ * @example
4076
+ * ```ts
4077
+ * const raw = await api.at("/en/hello/");
4078
+ * ```
4079
+ */
4080
+ async at(path) {
4081
+ if (ctx.state.cache.has(path)) return ctx.state.cache.get(path);
4082
+ try {
4083
+ const data = await loadJson(`${ctx.config.baseUrl}${dataSuffix(path)}`);
4084
+ ctx.state.cache.set(path, data);
4085
+ return data;
4086
+ } catch {
4087
+ return null;
4088
+ }
4089
+ },
4090
+ /**
4091
+ * WRITE (Node) — persist one JSON file per entry, keyed by page path. Called by
4092
+ * `build` after it expands routes. Lazily loads its `node:fs` writer (keeping a
4093
+ * browser bundle node-free).
4094
+ *
4095
+ * @param entries - The per-page data to persist.
4096
+ * @param options - Optional `{ outDir }` override (defaults to `./dist`).
4097
+ * @param options.outDir - Build output directory the write happens under.
4098
+ * @returns A summary of the written files.
4099
+ * @example
4100
+ * ```ts
4101
+ * await api.write([{ path: "/en/hello/", data: article }], { outDir: "dist" });
4102
+ * ```
4103
+ */
4104
+ async write(entries, options) {
4105
+ const { writeData } = await import("./writer-BcWqa_7I.mjs");
4106
+ return writeData(ctx, entries, options);
4107
+ },
4108
+ /**
4109
+ * PURE — the browser fetch URL for a page path.
4110
+ *
4111
+ * @param path - The page URL path.
4112
+ * @returns The site-root-relative data URL.
4113
+ * @example
4114
+ * ```ts
4115
+ * api.urlFor("/en/hello/"); // "/_data/en/hello/index.json"
4116
+ * ```
4117
+ */
4118
+ urlFor(path) {
4119
+ return `${ctx.config.baseUrl}${dataSuffix(path)}`;
4120
+ },
4121
+ /**
4122
+ * PURE — the `outDir`-relative file path for a page path.
4123
+ *
4124
+ * @param path - The page URL path.
4125
+ * @returns The output-relative file path.
4126
+ * @example
4127
+ * ```ts
4128
+ * api.fileFor("/en/hello/"); // "_data/en/hello/index.json"
4129
+ * ```
4130
+ */
4131
+ fileFor(path) {
4132
+ return `${trimTrailingSlash(ctx.config.outputDir)}/${dataSuffix(path)}`;
4133
+ }
4134
+ };
4135
+ }
4136
+ //#endregion
4137
+ //#region src/plugins/data/config.ts
4138
+ /**
4139
+ * Typed default data config (R6: no inline `as`). `outputDir` is the WRITE path
4140
+ * (filesystem, relative to the build `outDir`); `baseUrl` is the matching READ URL
4141
+ * (site-root-relative) the browser fetches from — the defaults agree
4142
+ * (`"_data"` ↔ `"/_data/"`).
4143
+ *
4144
+ * @example
4145
+ * ```ts
4146
+ * createPlugin("data", { config: defaultDataConfig });
4147
+ * ```
4148
+ */
4149
+ const defaultDataConfig = {
4150
+ outputDir: "_data",
4151
+ baseUrl: "/_data/"
4152
+ };
4153
+ //#endregion
4154
+ //#region src/plugins/data/state.ts
4155
+ /**
4156
+ * Creates initial data state: a null `lastWrite` slot (populated by the Node
4157
+ * `write()` side) and an empty `cache` (populated lazily by the browser `at(path)`
4158
+ * side on first fetch).
4159
+ *
4160
+ * @param _ctx - Minimal context with global and config.
4161
+ * @param _ctx.global - Global framework configuration.
4162
+ * @param _ctx.config - Resolved plugin configuration.
4163
+ * @returns Fresh data state with no recorded write and an empty per-path cache.
4164
+ * @example
4165
+ * ```ts
4166
+ * const state = createDataState({ global: {}, config });
4167
+ * ```
4168
+ */
4169
+ function createDataState(_ctx) {
4170
+ return {
4171
+ lastWrite: null,
4172
+ cache: /* @__PURE__ */ new Map()
4173
+ };
4174
+ }
4175
+ //#endregion
4176
+ //#region src/plugins/data/validate.ts
4177
+ /**
4178
+ * Validates the resolved data config: the browser `baseUrl` must be a non-empty,
4179
+ * site-root-relative URL path. The emit/read pipelines are wired in build waves 3/4.
4180
+ *
4181
+ * @param config - The resolved plugin configuration.
4182
+ * @throws {Error} If `baseUrl` is empty or not a rooted URL path.
4183
+ * @example
4184
+ * ```ts
4185
+ * validateDataConfig({ outputDir: "_data", baseUrl: "/_data/" });
4186
+ * ```
4187
+ */
4188
+ function validateDataConfig(config) {
4189
+ if (typeof config.baseUrl !== "string" || !config.baseUrl.startsWith("/")) throw new Error(`[web] data.baseUrl: must be a site-root-relative URL path starting with "/" (e.g. "/_data/").`);
4190
+ }
4191
+ //#endregion
4192
+ //#region src/plugins/data/index.ts
4193
+ /**
4194
+ * @file data — Standard tier plugin (wiring-only). The AGNOSTIC data provider for
4195
+ * the SSG→DATA→SPA pattern.
4196
+ *
4197
+ * Owns ONE contract — `page path → persisted JSON file` — and nothing about what
4198
+ * the data is: `write(entries)` persists per-page JSON on Node (build supplies the
4199
+ * entries it already expanded); `at(path)` fetches + caches it in the browser as
4200
+ * `unknown`, which the route's `parse` validates before `render`. NOT a framework
4201
+ * default — the consumer composes it where needed (Node build AND/OR browser app).
4202
+ *
4203
+ * **No hard `depends`** — fully browser-composable; the `node:fs` writer is behind
4204
+ * a lazy `import()` inside `write()`. Build ordering is a call-site contract: build
4205
+ * writes data during its pages phase (after its Phase-0 clean), via `app.data.write`.
4206
+ * No `onStart`/`onStop`.
4207
+ * @see README.md
4208
+ */
4209
+ /**
4210
+ * Data plugin — the agnostic data provider. Mounts `write(entries)` (Node persist),
4211
+ * `at(path)` (browser read), and the pure `urlFor`/`fileFor` convention at `app.data`.
4212
+ *
4213
+ * @example
4214
+ * ```ts
4215
+ * // Node build: `build` calls app.data.write(...) during its pages phase when
4216
+ * // router.mode !== "ssg". Just compose the plugin:
4217
+ * const app = createApp({
4218
+ * plugins: [dataPlugin, contentPlugin, buildPlugin],
4219
+ * pluginConfigs: { content: { contentDir: "./content" }, router: { routes, mode: "hybrid" } }
4220
+ * });
4221
+ * await app.start();
4222
+ * await app.build.run(); // writes HTML + per-page data sidecars
4223
+ *
4224
+ * // Browser app: compose `dataPlugin` too; spa fetches via app.data.at(path) on nav.
4225
+ * ```
4226
+ */
4227
+ const dataPlugin = createPlugin$1("data", {
4228
+ config: defaultDataConfig,
4229
+ createState: createDataState,
4230
+ onInit: (ctx) => validateDataConfig(ctx.config),
4231
+ api: dataApi
4232
+ });
4233
+ //#endregion
3521
4234
  //#region src/plugins/build/phases/pages.tsx
3522
4235
  /**
3523
4236
  * @file build phase 3 — pages. Pulls `router.manifest()` + `head.render(route, data)`
3524
4237
  * and SSR-renders each route to static HTML (preact-render-to-string). Appends the
3525
4238
  * build-id meta tag after `head.render()` returns. Does NOT compose `<head>` itself.
3526
4239
  */
4240
+ /** Template placeholder for the composed `<head>` inner HTML. */
4241
+ const HEAD_PLACEHOLDER = "<!--moku:head-->";
4242
+ /** Template placeholder for the SSR-rendered body HTML. */
4243
+ const BODY_PLACEHOLDER = "<!--moku:body-->";
4244
+ /** Template placeholder for the injected asset `<link>`/`<script>` tags. */
4245
+ const ASSETS_PLACEHOLDER = "<!--moku:assets-->";
3527
4246
  /**
3528
- * Compose the full static HTML document, injecting the build-id meta tag into
3529
- * `<head>` AFTER the head plugin's composed HTML (build metadata, not content).
4247
+ * Read the bundle phase's hashed asset manifest for one kind from `state.buildCache`
4248
+ * as a typed {@link BuildCacheEntry} (no `Map<string, unknown>` reads).
3530
4249
  *
3531
- * @param headHtml - The composed `<head>` inner HTML from `head.render`.
3532
- * @param bodyHtml - The SSR-rendered body HTML.
3533
- * @param runId - The per-run build id injected as `<meta name="build-id">`.
3534
- * @param locale - The page locale for the `<html lang>` attribute.
4250
+ * @param ctx - Plugin context (provides `state`).
4251
+ * @param kind - The asset kind key (`"css"` / `"js"`).
4252
+ * @returns The hashed-path manifest entry, or an empty object when absent.
4253
+ * @example
4254
+ * ```ts
4255
+ * readManifest(ctx, "css");
4256
+ * ```
4257
+ */
4258
+ function readManifest(ctx, kind) {
4259
+ const entry = ctx.state.buildCache.get(kind);
4260
+ return entry && typeof entry === "object" ? entry : {};
4261
+ }
4262
+ /**
4263
+ * Build the asset `<link>`/`<script>` tag block from the hashed manifests. Returns
4264
+ * an empty string when `config.injectAssets === false`. Asset paths are emitted as
4265
+ * absolute (`/`-rooted) URLs.
4266
+ *
4267
+ * @param ctx - Plugin context (provides `state`, `config`).
4268
+ * @returns The injected asset tags, or `""` when injection is disabled.
4269
+ * @example
4270
+ * ```ts
4271
+ * buildAssetTags(ctx);
4272
+ * ```
4273
+ */
4274
+ function buildAssetTags(ctx) {
4275
+ if (ctx.config.injectAssets === false) return "";
4276
+ const css = Object.values(readManifest(ctx, "css")).map((href) => `<link rel="stylesheet" href="/${href}">`);
4277
+ const js = Object.values(readManifest(ctx, "js")).map((src) => `<script type="module" src="/${src}"><\/script>`);
4278
+ return [...css, ...js].join("");
4279
+ }
4280
+ /**
4281
+ * Compose the full static HTML document with the in-code shell, injecting the
4282
+ * build-id meta tag into `<head>` AFTER the head plugin's composed HTML (build
4283
+ * metadata, not content) and the asset tags at the end of `<head>`.
4284
+ *
4285
+ * @param parts - The composed head/body/assets/locale pieces.
3535
4286
  * @returns The complete HTML document string.
3536
4287
  * @example
3537
4288
  * ```ts
3538
- * renderDocument("<title>Hi</title>", "<h1>Hi</h1>", "run-1", "en");
4289
+ * renderDocument({ head: "<title>Hi</title>", body: "<h1>Hi</h1>", assets: "", locale: "en" });
4290
+ * ```
4291
+ */
4292
+ function renderDocument(parts) {
4293
+ return `<!DOCTYPE html><html lang="${parts.locale}"><head>${parts.head}${parts.assets}</head><body>${parts.body}</body></html>`;
4294
+ }
4295
+ /**
4296
+ * Fill a shell template's `<!--moku:head-->` / `<!--moku:body-->` /
4297
+ * `<!--moku:assets-->` placeholders deterministically at build time.
4298
+ *
4299
+ * @param template - The raw shell template HTML.
4300
+ * @param parts - The composed head/body/assets pieces.
4301
+ * @returns The filled document string.
4302
+ * @example
4303
+ * ```ts
4304
+ * fillTemplate(shell, { head, body, assets, locale: "en" });
3539
4305
  * ```
3540
4306
  */
3541
- function renderDocument(headHtml, bodyHtml, runId, locale) {
3542
- return `<!DOCTYPE html><html lang="${locale}"><head>${headHtml}${`<meta name="build-id" content="${runId}">`}</head><body>${bodyHtml}</body></html>`;
4307
+ function fillTemplate(template, parts) {
4308
+ return template.replaceAll(HEAD_PLACEHOLDER, parts.head).replaceAll(BODY_PLACEHOLDER, parts.body).replaceAll(ASSETS_PLACEHOLDER, parts.assets);
3543
4309
  }
3544
4310
  /**
3545
4311
  * Expand one route definition into its concrete page instances across all
@@ -3616,18 +4382,24 @@ function adaptHeadConfig(config) {
3616
4382
  return adapted;
3617
4383
  }
3618
4384
  /**
3619
- * Render one page instance to its static HTML document and write it to disk.
4385
+ * Render one page instance to its static HTML document and write it to disk. Uses
4386
+ * the configured shell `template` (filled at build time) when supplied, otherwise
4387
+ * the in-code shell; injects the precomputed asset tags + build-id meta.
3620
4388
  *
3621
4389
  * @param ctx - Plugin context (provides `require`, `state`, `config`).
3622
4390
  * @param instance - The concrete page instance to render.
4391
+ * @param shell - Wiring shared across instances (asset tags + optional template).
4392
+ * @param shell.assets - The injected asset `<link>`/`<script>` tags.
4393
+ * @param shell.template - The shell template HTML, or `null` for the in-code shell.
3623
4394
  * @returns The instance's URL and rendered HTML (HTML reused for the root page).
3624
4395
  * @example
3625
4396
  * ```ts
3626
- * await renderInstance(ctx, instance);
4397
+ * await renderInstance(ctx, instance, { assets: "", template: null });
3627
4398
  * ```
3628
4399
  */
3629
- async function renderInstance(ctx, instance) {
4400
+ async function renderInstance(ctx, instance, shell) {
3630
4401
  const { definition, entry, params, locale, name } = instance;
4402
+ const hasData = definition._handlers.load !== void 0;
3631
4403
  const data = definition._handlers.load ? await definition._handlers.load(params, locale) : void 0;
3632
4404
  const routeContext = {
3633
4405
  params,
@@ -3644,14 +4416,24 @@ async function renderInstance(ctx, instance) {
3644
4416
  };
3645
4417
  if (headConfig) resolved.head = adaptHeadConfig(headConfig);
3646
4418
  const headHtml = ctx.require(headPlugin).render(resolved, data);
4419
+ const buildIdMeta = `<meta name="build-id" content="${ctx.state.runId ?? ""}">`;
3647
4420
  const vnode = definition._handlers.render?.(routeContext);
3648
- const html = renderDocument(headHtml, vnode ? renderToString(vnode) : "", ctx.state.runId ?? "", locale);
4421
+ const bodyHtml = vnode ? renderToString(vnode) : "";
4422
+ const parts = {
4423
+ head: `${headHtml}${buildIdMeta}`,
4424
+ body: bodyHtml,
4425
+ assets: shell.assets,
4426
+ locale
4427
+ };
4428
+ const html = shell.template === null ? renderDocument(parts) : fillTemplate(shell.template, parts);
3649
4429
  const filePath = join(ctx.config.outDir, entry.toFile(params));
3650
4430
  await mkdir(dirname(filePath), { recursive: true });
3651
4431
  await writeFile(filePath, html, "utf8");
3652
4432
  return {
3653
4433
  url,
3654
- html
4434
+ html,
4435
+ data,
4436
+ hasData
3655
4437
  };
3656
4438
  }
3657
4439
  /**
@@ -3669,14 +4451,56 @@ async function renderInstance(ctx, instance) {
3669
4451
  * const { pageCount, rootHtml } = await renderPages(ctx);
3670
4452
  * ```
3671
4453
  */
4454
+ /**
4455
+ * Enforce the data-validation contract: in `hybrid`/`spa` mode, any route that
4456
+ * has BOTH a `render` and a `load` (so it will be client-data-navigated) MUST
4457
+ * declare a `.parse()` validator — otherwise fetched JSON would reach `render`
4458
+ * unvalidated. Converts a runtime safety hole into a build error.
4459
+ *
4460
+ * @param manifest - The route definitions from `router.manifest()`.
4461
+ * @param mode - The resolved render mode.
4462
+ * @throws {Error} If a data-navigable route is missing `.parse()` in hybrid/spa mode.
4463
+ * @example
4464
+ * ```ts
4465
+ * assertDataValidators(router.manifest(), router.mode());
4466
+ * ```
4467
+ */
4468
+ function assertDataValidators(manifest, mode) {
4469
+ if (mode === "ssg") return;
4470
+ for (const definition of manifest) {
4471
+ const { render, load, parse } = definition._handlers;
4472
+ if (render && load && !parse) throw new Error(`[web] build: route "${definition.pattern}" enables client data navigation (router mode "${mode}") but has no .parse() validator. Add .parse(raw => /* validate → data */) so fetched JSON is validated before render, or set router mode "ssg" to disable data navigation.`);
4473
+ }
4474
+ }
3672
4475
  async function renderPages(ctx) {
3673
4476
  const router = ctx.require(routerPlugin);
3674
4477
  const manifest = router.manifest();
3675
4478
  ctx.state.manifest = [...manifest];
4479
+ const mode = router.mode();
4480
+ assertDataValidators(manifest, mode);
3676
4481
  const byPattern = makeEntryMap(router);
3677
4482
  const locales = ctx.require(i18nPlugin).locales();
4483
+ const templatePath = ctx.config.template;
4484
+ const template = typeof templatePath === "string" && existsSync(templatePath) ? await readFile(templatePath, "utf8") : null;
4485
+ const shell = {
4486
+ assets: buildAssetTags(ctx),
4487
+ template
4488
+ };
3678
4489
  const instances = (await Promise.all(manifest.map((definition) => expandRoute(definition, locales, byPattern)))).flat();
3679
- const rendered = await Promise.all(instances.map((instance) => renderInstance(ctx, instance)));
4490
+ const rendered = await Promise.all(instances.map((instance) => renderInstance(ctx, instance, shell)));
4491
+ if (mode !== "ssg" && ctx.has("data")) {
4492
+ const entries = rendered.filter((page) => page.hasData).map((page) => ({
4493
+ path: page.url,
4494
+ data: page.data
4495
+ }));
4496
+ if (entries.length > 0) {
4497
+ const summary = await ctx.require(dataPlugin).write(entries, { outDir: ctx.config.outDir });
4498
+ ctx.log.debug("build:data", {
4499
+ files: summary.fileCount,
4500
+ bytes: summary.bytes
4501
+ });
4502
+ }
4503
+ }
3680
4504
  const root = rendered.find((page) => page.url === "/" || page.url === "");
3681
4505
  ctx.log.debug("build:pages", { count: rendered.length });
3682
4506
  return {
@@ -3684,6 +4508,37 @@ async function renderPages(ctx) {
3684
4508
  rootHtml: root?.html ?? null
3685
4509
  };
3686
4510
  }
4511
+ /**
4512
+ * Copies the configured `publicDir` (default `"public"`) verbatim into `outDir`,
4513
+ * preserving the nested directory structure. Skips silently (returns `null`) when
4514
+ * the source directory does not exist.
4515
+ *
4516
+ * @param ctx - Plugin context (provides `config`, `log`).
4517
+ * @returns The copy result, or `null` when the public directory is absent.
4518
+ * @example
4519
+ * ```ts
4520
+ * const result = await copyPublic(ctx);
4521
+ * ```
4522
+ */
4523
+ async function copyPublic(ctx) {
4524
+ const from = ctx.config.publicDir ?? "public";
4525
+ if (!existsSync(from)) {
4526
+ ctx.log.debug("build:public", {
4527
+ skipped: true,
4528
+ from
4529
+ });
4530
+ return null;
4531
+ }
4532
+ await cp(from, ctx.config.outDir, { recursive: true });
4533
+ ctx.log.debug("build:public", {
4534
+ from,
4535
+ dest: ctx.config.outDir
4536
+ });
4537
+ return {
4538
+ from: path.normalize(from),
4539
+ copied: 1
4540
+ };
4541
+ }
3687
4542
  //#endregion
3688
4543
  //#region src/plugins/build/phases/sitemap.ts
3689
4544
  /**
@@ -3787,6 +4642,9 @@ const PHASE_ORDER = [
3787
4642
  "feeds",
3788
4643
  "sitemap",
3789
4644
  "og-images",
4645
+ "public",
4646
+ "not-found",
4647
+ "locale-redirects",
3790
4648
  "root-index"
3791
4649
  ];
3792
4650
  /**
@@ -3830,10 +4688,11 @@ function resetRun(ctx) {
3830
4688
  ctx.state.runId = `${Date.now()}-${randomUUID()}`;
3831
4689
  }
3832
4690
  /**
3833
- * Phase 4 — run feeds / sitemap / og-images concurrently, each gated by its config
3834
- * flag, isolated with `Promise.allSettled` so one failure does not lose the others.
3835
- * A disabled output is skipped entirely it emits NO `build:phase` boundary (the
3836
- * `withPhase` wrapper is gated on the config flag, not just the phase body).
4691
+ * Phase 4 — run feeds / sitemap / og-images / public / not-found / locale-redirects
4692
+ * concurrently, each gated by its config flag (or, for `public`, the presence of the
4693
+ * source dir), isolated with `Promise.allSettled` so one failure does not lose the
4694
+ * others. A disabled output is skipped entirely it emits NO `build:phase` boundary
4695
+ * (the `withPhase` wrapper is gated on the config flag, not just the phase body).
3837
4696
  *
3838
4697
  * @param ctx - The phase context.
3839
4698
  * @example
@@ -3846,6 +4705,9 @@ async function runOutputs(ctx) {
3846
4705
  if (ctx.config.feeds) tasks.push(withPhase(ctx, "feeds", () => generateFeeds(ctx)));
3847
4706
  if (ctx.config.sitemap) tasks.push(withPhase(ctx, "sitemap", () => generateSitemap(ctx)));
3848
4707
  if (ctx.config.ogImage) tasks.push(withPhase(ctx, "og-images", () => generateOgImages(ctx)));
4708
+ if (existsSync(ctx.config.publicDir ?? "public")) tasks.push(withPhase(ctx, "public", () => copyPublic(ctx)));
4709
+ if (ctx.config.notFound) tasks.push(withPhase(ctx, "not-found", () => generateNotFound(ctx)));
4710
+ if (ctx.config.localeRedirects) tasks.push(withPhase(ctx, "locale-redirects", () => generateLocaleRedirects(ctx)));
3849
4711
  const settled = await Promise.allSettled(tasks);
3850
4712
  for (const outcome of settled) if (outcome.status === "rejected") ctx.log.error("build:outputs", { reason: String(outcome.reason) });
3851
4713
  }
@@ -3988,6 +4850,9 @@ function validateFonts(og) {
3988
4850
  */
3989
4851
  function validateConfig$1(config) {
3990
4852
  if (typeof config.outDir !== "string" || config.outDir.trim().length === 0) throw new Error(`${ERROR_PREFIX$5}.outDir: must be a non-empty string.`);
4853
+ if (config.publicDir !== void 0 && typeof config.publicDir !== "string") throw new Error(`${ERROR_PREFIX$5}.publicDir: must be a string when set.`);
4854
+ if (config.template !== void 0 && typeof config.template !== "string") throw new Error(`${ERROR_PREFIX$5}.template: must be a string path when set.`);
4855
+ if (config.clientEntry !== void 0 && typeof config.clientEntry !== "string") throw new Error(`${ERROR_PREFIX$5}.clientEntry: must be a string path when set.`);
3991
4856
  if (config.ogImage) validateFonts(config.ogImage);
3992
4857
  }
3993
4858
  //#endregion
@@ -4041,6 +4906,27 @@ function createState$2(ctx) {
4041
4906
  * @file build — Complex plugin: SSG orchestrator (wiring harness only).
4042
4907
  * @see README.md
4043
4908
  */
4909
+ /**
4910
+ * Build plugin — the static-site-generation orchestrator. Renders every route to
4911
+ * `outDir`, and optionally emits feeds, a sitemap, optimized images, and OG
4912
+ * images. Depends on site, i18n, content, router, and head; emits `build:phase`.
4913
+ *
4914
+ * @example Configure the production build
4915
+ * ```ts
4916
+ * const app = createApp({
4917
+ * pluginConfigs: {
4918
+ * build: {
4919
+ * outDir: "dist",
4920
+ * minify: true,
4921
+ * feeds: true,
4922
+ * sitemap: true,
4923
+ * images: true,
4924
+ * ogImage: false // or an object to enable + configure OG-image generation
4925
+ * }
4926
+ * }
4927
+ * });
4928
+ * ```
4929
+ */
4044
4930
  const buildPlugin = createPlugin$1("build", {
4045
4931
  depends: [
4046
4932
  sitePlugin,
@@ -4840,6 +5726,24 @@ function createState$1(_ctx) {
4840
5726
  * Depends: site. Emits: deploy:complete.
4841
5727
  * @see README.md
4842
5728
  */
5729
+ /**
5730
+ * Deploy plugin — ships the built `outDir` to Cloudflare Pages via the injectable
5731
+ * wrangler subprocess, with entropy-gated secret scrubbing of logged output.
5732
+ * Depends on site; emits `deploy:complete`.
5733
+ *
5734
+ * @example Configure the deploy target
5735
+ * ```ts
5736
+ * const app = createApp({
5737
+ * pluginConfigs: {
5738
+ * deploy: {
5739
+ * target: "cloudflare-pages",
5740
+ * outDir: "dist",
5741
+ * productionBranch: "main"
5742
+ * }
5743
+ * }
5744
+ * });
5745
+ * ```
5746
+ */
4843
5747
  const deployPlugin = createPlugin$1("deploy", {
4844
5748
  config: defaultConfig,
4845
5749
  depends: [sitePlugin],
@@ -4916,7 +5820,7 @@ function spaEvents(register) {
4916
5820
  }
4917
5821
  //#endregion
4918
5822
  //#region src/plugins/spa/types.ts
4919
- var types_exports$7 = /* @__PURE__ */ __exportAll({ COMPONENT_HOOK_NAMES: () => COMPONENT_HOOK_NAMES });
5823
+ var types_exports$8 = /* @__PURE__ */ __exportAll({ COMPONENT_HOOK_NAMES: () => COMPONENT_HOOK_NAMES });
4920
5824
  /** Allowed hook names — single source of truth for fail-fast validation. */
4921
5825
  const COMPONENT_HOOK_NAMES = [
4922
5826
  "onCreate",
@@ -5386,11 +6290,12 @@ function resolveClickTarget(event) {
5386
6290
  * Navigation API is unavailable).
5387
6291
  *
5388
6292
  * @param handlers - The navigation lifecycle callbacks.
6293
+ * @param navigate - The navigation strategy (defaults to HTML-over-fetch via `performNavigation`).
5389
6294
  * @returns A teardown that removes the attached listeners.
5390
6295
  * @example
5391
6296
  * const dispose = attachHistoryFallback(handlers);
5392
6297
  */
5393
- function attachHistoryFallback(handlers) {
6298
+ function attachHistoryFallback(handlers, navigate = (pathname) => performNavigation(pathname, handlers)) {
5394
6299
  /**
5395
6300
  * Intercept an internal-link click and run a History-API navigation.
5396
6301
  *
@@ -5411,7 +6316,7 @@ function attachHistoryFallback(handlers) {
5411
6316
  }
5412
6317
  saveScrollPosition(location.pathname);
5413
6318
  history.pushState({ scrollY: 0 }, "", url.pathname);
5414
- performNavigation(url.pathname, handlers).then(() => window.scrollTo(0, 0)).catch(() => {});
6319
+ navigate(url.pathname).then(() => window.scrollTo(0, 0)).catch(() => {});
5415
6320
  };
5416
6321
  /**
5417
6322
  * Re-run navigation on back/forward, restoring the saved scroll position.
@@ -5420,7 +6325,7 @@ function attachHistoryFallback(handlers) {
5420
6325
  * globalThis.addEventListener("popstate", onPopState);
5421
6326
  */
5422
6327
  const onPopState = () => {
5423
- performNavigation(location.pathname, handlers).then(() => restoreScrollPosition(location.pathname)).catch(() => {});
6328
+ navigate(location.pathname).then(() => restoreScrollPosition(location.pathname)).catch(() => {});
5424
6329
  };
5425
6330
  document.addEventListener("click", onClick);
5426
6331
  globalThis.addEventListener("popstate", onPopState);
@@ -5434,11 +6339,12 @@ function attachHistoryFallback(handlers) {
5434
6339
  *
5435
6340
  * @param navigation - The Navigation API object to attach the listener to.
5436
6341
  * @param handlers - The navigation lifecycle callbacks.
6342
+ * @param navigate - The navigation strategy (defaults to HTML-over-fetch via `performNavigation`).
5437
6343
  * @returns A teardown that removes the `navigate` listener.
5438
6344
  * @example
5439
6345
  * const dispose = attachNavigationApi(navigation, handlers);
5440
6346
  */
5441
- function attachNavigationApi(navigation, handlers) {
6347
+ function attachNavigationApi(navigation, handlers, navigate = (pathname) => performNavigation(pathname, handlers)) {
5442
6348
  /**
5443
6349
  * Handle a `navigate` event: classify, then intercept with fetch-and-swap.
5444
6350
  *
@@ -5463,7 +6369,7 @@ function attachNavigationApi(navigation, handlers) {
5463
6369
  navEvent.intercept({
5464
6370
  scroll: "manual",
5465
6371
  handler: async () => {
5466
- await performNavigation(url.pathname, handlers);
6372
+ await navigate(url.pathname);
5467
6373
  if (navEvent.navigationType === "traverse") navEvent.scroll();
5468
6374
  else window.scrollTo(0, 0);
5469
6375
  }
@@ -5477,13 +6383,14 @@ function attachNavigationApi(navigation, handlers) {
5477
6383
  * fallback. Returns a teardown removing every listener it attached.
5478
6384
  *
5479
6385
  * @param handlers - The navigation lifecycle callbacks the kernel supplies.
6386
+ * @param navigate - The navigation strategy (defaults to HTML-over-fetch via `performNavigation`).
5480
6387
  * @returns A teardown removing all attached listeners.
5481
6388
  * @example
5482
- * const dispose = attachRouter(handlers);
6389
+ * const dispose = attachRouter(handlers, navigate);
5483
6390
  */
5484
- function attachRouter(handlers) {
6391
+ function attachRouter(handlers, navigate) {
5485
6392
  const navigation = getNavigation();
5486
- return navigation ? attachNavigationApi(navigation, handlers) : attachHistoryFallback(handlers);
6393
+ return navigation ? attachNavigationApi(navigation, handlers, navigate) : attachHistoryFallback(handlers, navigate);
5487
6394
  }
5488
6395
  //#endregion
5489
6396
  //#region src/plugins/spa/state.ts
@@ -5602,6 +6509,20 @@ function currentLocationUrl() {
5602
6509
  return location.pathname + location.search;
5603
6510
  }
5604
6511
  /**
6512
+ * Apply the matched route's `head` config to the live document (minimal client
6513
+ * head-sync for the DATA path: title only — the full meta sync runs on the
6514
+ * HTML-over-fetch path from the fetched `<head>`).
6515
+ *
6516
+ * @param route - The matched route definition.
6517
+ * @param routeContext - The render context (params/data/locale).
6518
+ * @example
6519
+ * syncDataHead(hit.route, { params, data, locale });
6520
+ */
6521
+ function syncDataHead(route, routeContext) {
6522
+ const title = route._handlers.head?.(routeContext)?.title;
6523
+ if (title !== void 0 && title !== "") document.title = title;
6524
+ }
6525
+ /**
5605
6526
  * Builds the single shared SPA kernel — a pure factory over state/config/emit.
5606
6527
  * Unit-testable with a mock state object and a spy emit; no Moku ctx involved.
5607
6528
  *
@@ -5665,6 +6586,71 @@ function createSpaKernel(state, config, emit, deps) {
5665
6586
  onEnd: handleEnd,
5666
6587
  onError: handleError
5667
6588
  };
6589
+ /**
6590
+ * The client DATA path: match `pathname`, fetch the page's PERSISTED data via the
6591
+ * `data` reader, VALIDATE it through the route's `parse` gate, then run the
6592
+ * route's OWN `render` (the same component the build used for SSG) and
6593
+ * Preact-render the VNode into the swap region. Returns `false` (touching nothing
6594
+ * the fallback cares about) on no-match / no-render / no-data / fetch-miss /
6595
+ * parse-throw, so the caller falls back to HTML-over-fetch. `route.load` does NOT
6596
+ * run on the client — the build already persisted its output.
6597
+ *
6598
+ * @param pathname - The destination pathname (search stripped for matching).
6599
+ * @returns `true` if the route was rendered from validated data, else `false`.
6600
+ * @example
6601
+ * if (await tryDataRender("/en/world/")) return;
6602
+ */
6603
+ const tryDataRender = async (pathname) => {
6604
+ if (!deps.dataAt) return false;
6605
+ const matchPath = pathname.split("?")[0] ?? pathname;
6606
+ const hit = deps.router.match(matchPath);
6607
+ if (!hit?.route._handlers.render) return false;
6608
+ try {
6609
+ const raw = await deps.dataAt(pathname);
6610
+ if (raw === null) return false;
6611
+ const data = hit.route._handlers.parse ? hit.route._handlers.parse(raw) : raw;
6612
+ const locale = hit.params.lang ?? document.documentElement.lang ?? "";
6613
+ const routeContext = {
6614
+ params: hit.params,
6615
+ data,
6616
+ locale
6617
+ };
6618
+ const vnode = hit.route._handlers.render(routeContext);
6619
+ const region = document.querySelector(resolved.swapSelector);
6620
+ if (!region) return false;
6621
+ handleStart(pathname);
6622
+ const { renderVNode } = await import("./render-BL9Fv6G6.mjs");
6623
+ syncDataHead(hit.route, routeContext);
6624
+ unmountPageSpecific(state, emit);
6625
+ runSwap(() => {
6626
+ region.replaceChildren();
6627
+ renderVNode(vnode, region);
6628
+ scanAndMount(state, emit, resolved.swapSelector);
6629
+ notifyNavEnd(state);
6630
+ }, resolved.viewTransitions);
6631
+ state.currentUrl = pathname;
6632
+ progress?.done();
6633
+ emit("spa:navigated", { url: pathname });
6634
+ return true;
6635
+ } catch {
6636
+ return false;
6637
+ }
6638
+ };
6639
+ /**
6640
+ * Unified navigation: try the client DATA path first (only when the `data`
6641
+ * plugin is composed), then fall back to HTML-over-fetch (which itself falls
6642
+ * back to a full `location.href` reload). Injected into the router so every
6643
+ * navigation entry point (Navigation API, History, programmatic) goes through it.
6644
+ *
6645
+ * @param pathname - The destination pathname.
6646
+ * @returns A promise resolving once the swap (or fallback) is dispatched.
6647
+ * @example
6648
+ * await navigate("/en/world/");
6649
+ */
6650
+ const navigate = async (pathname) => {
6651
+ if (deps.router.mode() !== "ssg" && await tryDataRender(pathname)) return;
6652
+ await performNavigation(pathname, handlers);
6653
+ };
5668
6654
  return {
5669
6655
  /**
5670
6656
  * Register config components and seed currentUrl from the document.
@@ -5687,7 +6673,7 @@ function createSpaKernel(state, config, emit, deps) {
5687
6673
  if (state.started) throw new Error(`${ERROR_PREFIX} spa kernel already started.\n Call app.stop() before booting again (single boot per app).`);
5688
6674
  progress = createProgressBar(resolved.progressBar);
5689
6675
  state.currentUrl = currentLocationUrl();
5690
- state.destroyRouter = attachRouter(handlers);
6676
+ state.destroyRouter = attachRouter(handlers, navigate);
5691
6677
  scanAndMount(state, emit, resolved.swapSelector);
5692
6678
  state.started = true;
5693
6679
  },
@@ -5710,7 +6696,7 @@ function createSpaKernel(state, config, emit, deps) {
5710
6696
  */
5711
6697
  processNav(path) {
5712
6698
  if (typeof document === "undefined") return;
5713
- performNavigation(path, handlers).catch(() => {});
6699
+ navigate(path).catch(() => {});
5714
6700
  },
5715
6701
  /**
5716
6702
  * Scan the swap region and mount components for matching elements.
@@ -5737,20 +6723,41 @@ function createSpaKernel(state, config, emit, deps) {
5737
6723
  };
5738
6724
  }
5739
6725
  /**
6726
+ * Structural by-name handle for the OPTIONAL `data` plugin. `ctx.require` resolves
6727
+ * a plugin by its `name` at runtime, so this lets `spa` obtain the `data` reader
6728
+ * WITHOUT importing the `data` plugin or its types — keeping `spa` decoupled and
6729
+ * its `depends` at `[router, head]`. The phantom types only the `at` slice it uses.
6730
+ */
6731
+ const dataPluginHandle = {
6732
+ name: "data",
6733
+ spec: void 0,
6734
+ _phantom: {
6735
+ config: void 0,
6736
+ state: void 0,
6737
+ api: void 0,
6738
+ events: {}
6739
+ }
6740
+ };
6741
+ /**
5740
6742
  * Builds the shared kernel from the plugin context, stores it on `ctx.state`
5741
6743
  * and `kernelRef`, and runs its init step (validate config, register
5742
- * config.components, seed currentUrl). Extracted from index.ts onInit to keep
5743
- * wiring under budget.
6744
+ * config.components, seed currentUrl). Captures the OPTIONAL `data` reader when
6745
+ * the `data` plugin is composed (enabling client DATA navigation).
5744
6746
  *
5745
- * @param ctx - The plugin context (state/config/emit/require/log).
6747
+ * @param ctx - The plugin context (state/config/emit/require/has/log).
5746
6748
  * @example
5747
6749
  * initSpa(ctx);
5748
6750
  */
5749
6751
  function initSpa(ctx) {
5750
- const kernel = createSpaKernel(ctx.state, ctx.config, ctx.emit, {
6752
+ const deps = {
5751
6753
  router: ctx.require(routerPlugin),
5752
6754
  head: ctx.require(headPlugin)
5753
- });
6755
+ };
6756
+ if (ctx.has("data")) {
6757
+ const reader = ctx.require(dataPluginHandle);
6758
+ deps.dataAt = (path) => reader.at(path);
6759
+ }
6760
+ const kernel = createSpaKernel(ctx.state, ctx.config, ctx.emit, deps);
5754
6761
  ctx.state.kernel = kernel;
5755
6762
  kernelRef.current = kernel;
5756
6763
  kernel.init();
@@ -5812,6 +6819,26 @@ function disposeSpa() {
5812
6819
  * Emits: spa:navigate, spa:navigated, spa:component-mount, spa:component-unmount.
5813
6820
  * @see README.md
5814
6821
  */
6822
+ /**
6823
+ * SPA plugin — progressive client-side navigation layered over the static site:
6824
+ * swaps a page region on navigation, with an optional progress bar and View
6825
+ * Transitions. Register interactive islands with {@link createComponent}. Depends
6826
+ * on router and head; emits `spa:navigate`, `spa:navigated`, `spa:component-mount`,
6827
+ * and `spa:component-unmount`.
6828
+ *
6829
+ * @example Enable view transitions and a custom swap region
6830
+ * ```ts
6831
+ * const app = createApp({
6832
+ * pluginConfigs: {
6833
+ * spa: {
6834
+ * swapSelector: "main > section",
6835
+ * viewTransitions: true,
6836
+ * progressBar: true
6837
+ * }
6838
+ * }
6839
+ * });
6840
+ * ```
6841
+ */
5815
6842
  const spaPlugin = createPlugin$1("spa", {
5816
6843
  depends: [routerPlugin, headPlugin],
5817
6844
  config: defaultSpaConfig,
@@ -5832,32 +6859,234 @@ var types_exports = /* @__PURE__ */ __exportAll({});
5832
6859
  //#region src/plugins/content/types.ts
5833
6860
  var types_exports$1 = /* @__PURE__ */ __exportAll({});
5834
6861
  //#endregion
5835
- //#region src/plugins/deploy/types.ts
6862
+ //#region src/plugins/data/types.ts
5836
6863
  var types_exports$2 = /* @__PURE__ */ __exportAll({});
5837
6864
  //#endregion
5838
- //#region src/plugins/env/types.ts
6865
+ //#region src/plugins/deploy/types.ts
5839
6866
  var types_exports$3 = /* @__PURE__ */ __exportAll({});
5840
6867
  //#endregion
5841
- //#region src/plugins/head/types.ts
6868
+ //#region src/plugins/env/types.ts
5842
6869
  var types_exports$4 = /* @__PURE__ */ __exportAll({});
5843
6870
  //#endregion
5844
- //#region src/plugins/log/types.ts
6871
+ //#region src/plugins/head/types.ts
5845
6872
  var types_exports$5 = /* @__PURE__ */ __exportAll({});
5846
6873
  //#endregion
5847
- //#region src/plugins/router/types.ts
6874
+ //#region src/plugins/log/types.ts
5848
6875
  var types_exports$6 = /* @__PURE__ */ __exportAll({});
5849
- const { createApp, createPlugin } = createCore(coreConfig, {
6876
+ //#endregion
6877
+ //#region src/plugins/router/types.ts
6878
+ var types_exports$7 = /* @__PURE__ */ __exportAll({});
6879
+ //#endregion
6880
+ //#region src/plugins/env/providers.ts
6881
+ /**
6882
+ * @file env plugin — built-in providers: dotenv, processEnv, cloudflareBindings.
6883
+ */
6884
+ /** Default dotenv file path: optional local overrides. */
6885
+ const DEFAULT_DOTENV_PATH = ".env.local";
6886
+ /** Property on `globalThis` that the consumer sets per Cloudflare request. */
6887
+ const CLOUDFLARE_GLOBAL = "__CLOUDFLARE_ENV__";
6888
+ /**
6889
+ * Strips a single matching pair of surrounding double or single quotes from a
6890
+ * value. Leaves unquoted values (and trailing inline comments) untouched.
6891
+ *
6892
+ * @param value - The already-trimmed raw value.
6893
+ * @returns The value with one outer quote pair removed, if present.
6894
+ * @example
6895
+ * ```ts
6896
+ * stripQuotes('"a"'); // "a"
6897
+ * stripQuotes("plain # c"); // "plain # c"
6898
+ * ```
6899
+ */
6900
+ function stripQuotes(value) {
6901
+ if (value.length >= 2) {
6902
+ const first = value[0];
6903
+ const last = value.at(-1);
6904
+ if ((first === "\"" || first === "'") && first === last) return value.slice(1, -1);
6905
+ }
6906
+ return value;
6907
+ }
6908
+ /**
6909
+ * Parses `.env`-style text into a flat record. Handles CRLF/LF, blank lines,
6910
+ * full-line `#` comments, first-`=` splitting, key/value trimming, and a single
6911
+ * outer quote pair. Does not strip trailing inline comments on unquoted values.
6912
+ *
6913
+ * @param text - The raw file contents.
6914
+ * @returns A flat record of parsed key/value pairs.
6915
+ * @example
6916
+ * ```ts
6917
+ * parseDotenv('A=1\nB="two"'); // { A: "1", B: "two" }
6918
+ * ```
6919
+ */
6920
+ function parseDotenv(text) {
6921
+ const out = {};
6922
+ for (const line of text.split(/\r?\n/)) {
6923
+ const trimmed = line.trim();
6924
+ if (trimmed === "" || trimmed.startsWith("#")) continue;
6925
+ const eq = trimmed.indexOf("=");
6926
+ if (eq === -1) continue;
6927
+ const key = trimmed.slice(0, eq).trim();
6928
+ out[key] = stripQuotes(trimmed.slice(eq + 1).trim());
6929
+ }
6930
+ return out;
6931
+ }
6932
+ /**
6933
+ * A zero-dependency `.env`-style provider that re-reads and re-parses the file
6934
+ * from disk on every `load()`. Missing file resolves to `{}` (optional
6935
+ * overrides). Strips a single outer quote pair; does not strip trailing inline
6936
+ * comments on unquoted values.
6937
+ *
6938
+ * @param path - Path to the dotenv file. Defaults to `.env.local`.
6939
+ * @returns An {@link EnvProvider} named `dotenv:<path>` that reads fresh per call.
6940
+ * @example
6941
+ * ```ts
6942
+ * const provider = dotenv(".env.local");
6943
+ * provider.load(); // { PUBLIC_API_URL: "/api", ... }
6944
+ * ```
6945
+ */
6946
+ function dotenv(path = DEFAULT_DOTENV_PATH) {
6947
+ return {
6948
+ name: `dotenv:${path}`,
6949
+ /**
6950
+ * Reads and parses the dotenv file fresh from disk; `{}` if it is missing.
6951
+ *
6952
+ * @returns The parsed environment record, or `{}` when the file is absent.
6953
+ * @example
6954
+ * ```ts
6955
+ * dotenv(".env.local").load();
6956
+ * ```
6957
+ */
6958
+ load() {
6959
+ if (!existsSync(path)) return {};
6960
+ return parseDotenv(readFileSync(path, "utf8"));
6961
+ }
6962
+ };
6963
+ }
6964
+ /**
6965
+ * A provider that returns a shallow copy of `process.env` at `load()` time.
6966
+ *
6967
+ * @returns An {@link EnvProvider} named `process-env`.
6968
+ * @example
6969
+ * ```ts
6970
+ * const provider = processEnv();
6971
+ * provider.load().HOME; // current process value
6972
+ * ```
6973
+ */
6974
+ function processEnv() {
6975
+ return {
6976
+ name: "process-env",
6977
+ /**
6978
+ * Returns a shallow copy of `process.env` at call time.
6979
+ *
6980
+ * @returns A fresh shallow copy of `process.env`.
6981
+ * @example
6982
+ * ```ts
6983
+ * processEnv().load();
6984
+ * ```
6985
+ */
6986
+ load() {
6987
+ return { ...process.env };
6988
+ }
6989
+ };
6990
+ }
6991
+ /**
6992
+ * A provider that reads live, per-request Cloudflare bindings from
6993
+ * `globalThis.__CLOUDFLARE_ENV__` at `load()` time (`?? {}` when absent). Never
6994
+ * caches the binding object; the consumer owns the global's request lifecycle.
6995
+ *
6996
+ * @returns An {@link EnvProvider} named `cloudflare`.
6997
+ * @example
6998
+ * ```ts
6999
+ * globalThis.__CLOUDFLARE_ENV__ = env; // set by the request handler
7000
+ * const provider = cloudflareBindings();
7001
+ * provider.load(); // reads the current request's bindings
7002
+ * ```
7003
+ */
7004
+ function cloudflareBindings() {
7005
+ return {
7006
+ name: "cloudflare",
7007
+ /**
7008
+ * Reads `globalThis.__CLOUDFLARE_ENV__` fresh, never caching the bindings.
7009
+ *
7010
+ * @returns The current Cloudflare bindings, or `{}` when the global is unset.
7011
+ * @example
7012
+ * ```ts
7013
+ * cloudflareBindings().load();
7014
+ * ```
7015
+ */
7016
+ load() {
7017
+ return globalThis[CLOUDFLARE_GLOBAL] ?? {};
7018
+ }
7019
+ };
7020
+ }
7021
+ //#endregion
7022
+ //#region src/index.ts
7023
+ /**
7024
+ * @file `@moku-labs/web` — a Moku Layer-2 content static-site + SPA framework.
7025
+ *
7026
+ * `createApp`'s defaults are the **isomorphic** plugins that run unchanged on both
7027
+ * Node and the browser (`site`, `i18n`, `router`, `head`, `spa`, plus the
7028
+ * `log`/`env` core). The Node-only plugins (`content`, `build`, `deploy`,
7029
+ * `data`) are exported for Layer-3 composition: add them with
7030
+ * `createApp({ plugins: [...] })` in a Node build; omit them in a browser app.
7031
+ * The framework never hard-blocks either runtime — the consumer composes the
7032
+ * variant it needs and supplies the matching `env` provider.
7033
+ * @see README.md
7034
+ */
7035
+ const framework = createCore(coreConfig, {
5850
7036
  plugins: [
5851
7037
  sitePlugin,
5852
7038
  i18nPlugin,
5853
7039
  routerPlugin,
5854
- contentPlugin,
5855
7040
  headPlugin,
5856
- buildPlugin,
5857
- spaPlugin,
5858
- deployPlugin
7041
+ spaPlugin
5859
7042
  ],
5860
7043
  pluginConfigs: {}
5861
7044
  });
7045
+ /**
7046
+ * Create and initialize a `@moku-labs/web` application — the Layer-3 entry point.
7047
+ * Your overrides are merged over the framework defaults through the 4-level config
7048
+ * cascade, every plugin's lifecycle runs, and a fully-typed, frozen app is returned.
7049
+ *
7050
+ * The defaults are the isomorphic plugin set (`site`, `i18n`, `router`, `head`,
7051
+ * `spa` + `log`/`env` core). Add the Node-only plugins for an SSG build:
7052
+ * `createApp({ plugins: [contentPlugin, buildPlugin, deployPlugin] })`.
7053
+ *
7054
+ * @param options - Optional configuration:
7055
+ * - `pluginConfigs` — per-plugin overrides, keyed by plugin name.
7056
+ * - `config` — global framework config (e.g. `{ mode: "development" }`).
7057
+ * - `plugins` — extra plugins (Node-only built-ins or your own) merged into the app and its type.
7058
+ * - `onReady` / `onError` / `onStart` / `onStop` — lifecycle callbacks.
7059
+ * @returns The initialized app: `start()`, `stop()`, every plugin's API, and `log`.
7060
+ * @example
7061
+ * ```ts
7062
+ * // Node SSG build — add the node-only plugins:
7063
+ * const app = createApp({
7064
+ * plugins: [contentPlugin, buildPlugin, deployPlugin],
7065
+ * pluginConfigs: {
7066
+ * site: { name: "My Blog", url: "https://blog.dev", author: "Ada", description: "Notes" },
7067
+ * router: { routes: defineRoutes({ home: route("/"), post: route("/blog/{slug}/") }) }
7068
+ * }
7069
+ * });
7070
+ * await app.start();
7071
+ * await app.build.run();
7072
+ * ```
7073
+ */
7074
+ const createApp = framework.createApp;
7075
+ /**
7076
+ * Create a custom plugin bound to this framework's `Config`/`Events` and core
7077
+ * APIs. Plugin types are inferred from the spec object — never written explicitly.
7078
+ * Pass the result to {@link createApp} via `plugins`.
7079
+ *
7080
+ * @example
7081
+ * ```ts
7082
+ * const analytics = createPlugin("analytics", {
7083
+ * config: { writeKey: "" },
7084
+ * api: (ctx) => ({ track: (event: string) => ctx.log.info("analytics:track", { event }) })
7085
+ * });
7086
+ *
7087
+ * const app = createApp({ plugins: [analytics] });
7088
+ * ```
7089
+ */
7090
+ const createPlugin = framework.createPlugin;
5862
7091
  //#endregion
5863
- export { types_exports as Build, types_exports$1 as Content, types_exports$2 as Deploy, types_exports$3 as Env, types_exports$4 as Head, types_exports$5 as Log, types_exports$6 as Router, types_exports$7 as Spa, buildArticleHead, buildPlugin, canonical, contentPlugin, createApp, createPlugin, defineRoutes, deployPlugin, envPlugin, feedLink, headPlugin, hreflang, i18nPlugin, jsonLd, logPlugin, meta, og, route, routerPlugin, sitePlugin, spaPlugin, twitter };
7092
+ export { types_exports as Build, types_exports$1 as Content, types_exports$2 as Data, types_exports$3 as Deploy, types_exports$4 as Env, types_exports$5 as Head, types_exports$6 as Log, types_exports$7 as Router, types_exports$8 as Spa, browserEnv, buildArticleHead, buildPlugin, canonical, cloudflareBindings, contentPlugin, createApp, createPlugin, dataPlugin, defineRoutes, deployPlugin, dotenv, envPlugin, feedLink, headPlugin, hreflang, i18nPlugin, jsonLd, logPlugin, meta, og, processEnv, route, routerPlugin, sitePlugin, spaPlugin, twitter };