@monoflake/sdk 2026.1004.1 → 2026.1004.3

package/dist/artifacts/src/api.js

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ import * as v from "valibot";
 import { unwrap, unwrap as unwrap$1 } from "@canmi/response";
 //#region artifacts/src/api.ts
 /**
-* The envelope lives in lib/pkgs/response, beside its Rust half; these are its re-exports for the
+* The envelope lives in @canmi/response, beside its Rust half; these are its re-exports for the
 * readers that already take their contracts from here.
 */
 /**

package/dist/artifacts/src/picture.d.ts

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ export declare function best(image: ImageLayer, want: number): ImageVariant | un
  * side: these bytes were encoded by somebody else's server and arrive as SVG or ICO, neither of
  * which a ladder ever produces -- and the ladder's table answers `avif` for anything it does not
  * recognise, which would be an address to a file nobody wrote. The twin of `icon_mime` in
- * services/apps/local/src/extension.rs, held to it by a test here.
+ * web's apps/local/src/extension.rs, held to it by a test here.
  */
 export declare const ICON_EXTENSION: Record<string, string>;
 /**
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ export declare function toned(icon: IconLayer, want?: Tone): ImageVariant | unde
  * Beside `ICON_EXTENSION` rather than folded into it, for the reason that table gives: a ladder
  * produces these four and never an SVG or an ICO, and answering `avif` for a mime it does not
  * recognise would be a guess an icon cannot afford. Held to `for_variant` in
- * services/apps/local/src/extension.rs by a test, the two being one fact in two languages.
+ * web's apps/local/src/extension.rs by a test, the two being one fact in two languages.
  */
 export declare const VARIANT_EXTENSION: Record<string, string>;
 /**

package/dist/artifacts/src/picture.js

@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ function best(image, want) {
 * side: these bytes were encoded by somebody else's server and arrive as SVG or ICO, neither of
 * which a ladder ever produces -- and the ladder's table answers `avif` for anything it does not
 * recognise, which would be an address to a file nobody wrote. The twin of `icon_mime` in
-* services/apps/local/src/extension.rs, held to it by a test here.
+* web's apps/local/src/extension.rs, held to it by a test here.
 */
 const ICON_EXTENSION = {
 	"image/svg+xml": "svg",
@@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ function toned(icon, want) {
 * Beside `ICON_EXTENSION` rather than folded into it, for the reason that table gives: a ladder
 * produces these four and never an SVG or an ICO, and answering `avif` for a mime it does not
 * recognise would be a guess an icon cannot afford. Held to `for_variant` in
-* services/apps/local/src/extension.rs by a test, the two being one fact in two languages.
+* web's apps/local/src/extension.rs by a test, the two being one fact in two languages.
 */
 const VARIANT_EXTENSION = {
 	"image/avif": "avif",

package/dist/artifacts/src/resource.d.ts

@@ -359,7 +359,7 @@ export declare const ClipLayerSchema: v.ObjectSchema<{
  *
  * The nine locale bodies are what the document is made of rather than nine things, so they bind
  * here and none of them has a rid. `slug` is the identity and the address is the root's to say.
- * See spec/architecture/resource.md, "The catalogue".
+ * See spec/architecture/resource.md, "The catalog".
  */
 export declare const DocumentLayerSchema: v.ObjectSchema<{
   readonly version: v.NumberSchema<undefined>;
@@ -1321,7 +1321,7 @@ export declare function isLayerName(value: string): value is LayerName;
  *
  * An absolute URL here would bake a hostname into every record, so changing one would mean
  * rewriting all of them. A scheme is expanded by whoever answers, from `@monoflake/sdk`, which is
- * the one place a hostname is declared. `services/libs/fonts` already does this with `__CDN_URL__`.
+ * the one place a hostname is declared. web's `libs/fonts` already does this with `__CDN_URL__`.
  */
 export declare const CANONICAL_PATTERN: RegExp;
 /**

package/dist/artifacts/src/resource.js

@@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ const ImageLayerSchema = v.object({
 * decoding, and `address` is not in the file at all -- it is looked up offline from `location`.
 * See web's spec/architecture/media.md, "Where a photograph was taken is worked out offline".
 *
-* Spread into two layers rather than named as one, because `services/apps/local/src/image/exif.rs`
+* Spread into two layers rather than named as one, because web's `apps/local/src/image/exif.rs`
 * is flattened into both and a wrapper here would be a key the Rust side never writes.
 */
 const exif = {
@@ -295,7 +295,7 @@ const ClipLayerSchema = v.object({
 *
 * The nine locale bodies are what the document is made of rather than nine things, so they bind
 * here and none of them has a rid. `slug` is the identity and the address is the root's to say.
-* See spec/architecture/resource.md, "The catalogue".
+* See spec/architecture/resource.md, "The catalog".
 */
 const DocumentLayerSchema = v.object({
 	...layered,
@@ -393,7 +393,7 @@ function isLayerName(value) {
 *
 * An absolute URL here would bake a hostname into every record, so changing one would mean
 * rewriting all of them. A scheme is expanded by whoever answers, from `@monoflake/sdk`, which is
-* the one place a hostname is declared. `services/libs/fonts` already does this with `__CDN_URL__`.
+* the one place a hostname is declared. web's `libs/fonts` already does this with `__CDN_URL__`.
 */
 const CANONICAL_PATTERN = /^(?:cid:[0-9a-f]{32}\.[a-z0-9]+|slug:[a-z0-9][a-z0-9-]*)$/;
 /**

package/dist/artifacts/src/types.d.ts

@@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ export type Block = {
   /**
    * What every sample of this clip is multiplied by, so two clips play at one level.
    *
-   * Computed in the build from the loudness and true peak services/apps/local measured. `1` for
+   * Computed in the build from the loudness and true peak web's apps/local measured. `1` for
    * a clip nothing has measured, which plays as it always did. See `assets.ts`.
    */
   gain?: number;

package/dist/src/index.d.ts

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-import { GITHUB_OWNER, LOOPBACK_HOST, Normalized, PORT_OFFSET, isDevHost, loopbackUrl, normalizePath, normalizedLocation } from "@canmi/me/urls";
+import { GITHUB_OWNER, LOOPBACK_HOST, Normalized, isDevHost, loopbackUrl, normalizePath, normalizedLocation } from "@canmi/me/urls";
 //#region src/index.d.ts
 /**
  * The repositories whose deploy runs the hook passes to the nodes, as GitHub names them: the two
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ export declare const DEPLOY_SOURCES: readonly string[];
  * Pinned, and bound by exactly one checkout at a time. The gaps are the inspector ports, which
  * wrangler takes as port + 1, and they keep clear of LOCAL_PORT (mise.toml). A second copy of an
  * app collides here rather than drifting to a free port, which is the cheapest mutex there is.
- * See spec/toolchain.md.
+ * See web's spec/toolchain.md.
  */
 export declare const PINNED_PORTS: {
   readonly site: 26511;
@@ -25,14 +25,14 @@ export declare const PINNED_PORTS: {
 export declare const BOUND_PORTS: {
   readonly quota: 26523;
 };
-/** The ports this checkout's servers bind: the pinned ones, shifted in the sandbox. */
+/** The ports this checkout's servers bind: the pinned ones and the bound ones together. */
 export declare const DEVELOPMENT_PORTS: { readonly [App in keyof typeof PINNED_PORTS | keyof typeof BOUND_PORTS]: number; };
 export type AppName = keyof typeof PINNED_PORTS;
 export type DevelopmentUrls = Readonly<Record<AppName | 'symlink', string>>;
 /**
  * Where the alias layer and the CDN are reached *from a page* in development: through the site.
  *
- * A page carries no host of its own for either prefix -- see spec/toolchain.md, "They bind
+ * A page carries no host of its own for either prefix -- see web's spec/toolchain.md, "They bind
  * every interface, and the other two are reached through the site", for why that is what
  * makes the site work from a phone on the same network. The site's API needs no proxy: the
  * site's Worker answers it under `/api/` itself.
@@ -214,4 +214,4 @@ export declare function pickUrls(isDev: boolean): UrlMap;
  */
 export declare function pageUrls(isDev: boolean): UrlMap;
 //#endregion
-export { GITHUB_OWNER, LOOPBACK_HOST, type Normalized, PORT_OFFSET, isDevHost, loopbackUrl, normalizePath, normalizedLocation };
+export { GITHUB_OWNER, LOOPBACK_HOST, type Normalized, isDevHost, loopbackUrl, normalizePath, normalizedLocation };

package/dist/src/index.js

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
-import { CONTACT, EXTERNAL, GITHUB_OWNER, LOOPBACK_HOST, PORT_OFFSET, SITE, SITE_PORT, SOURCE, isDevHost, loopbackUrl, normalizePath, normalizedLocation } from "@canmi/me/urls";
+import { CONTACT, EXTERNAL, GITHUB_OWNER, LOOPBACK_HOST, SITE, SITE_PORT, SOURCE, isDevHost, loopbackUrl, normalizePath, normalizedLocation } from "@canmi/me/urls";
 import { INFRA, PANEL_PORT } from "@monoflake/urls";
 //#region src/index.ts
 /**
 * The platform's addresses, and the whole map as everything above infra reads it: the platform's
 * own declared here, the author's from `canmi` and infra's from `@monoflake/urls`, composed into
 * one shape so a caller asks one place and the Rust mirror has one source. See
-* spec/architecture/layers.md, "Addresses are split by who owns the name".
+* web's spec/architecture/layers.md, "Addresses are split by who owns the name".
 */
 /**
 * The repositories whose deploy runs the hook passes to the nodes, as GitHub names them: the two
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ const DEPLOY_SOURCES = ["monoflake/infra", "monoflake/platform"];
 * Pinned, and bound by exactly one checkout at a time. The gaps are the inspector ports, which
 * wrangler takes as port + 1, and they keep clear of LOCAL_PORT (mise.toml). A second copy of an
 * app collides here rather than drifting to a free port, which is the cheapest mutex there is.
-* See spec/toolchain.md.
+* See web's spec/toolchain.md.
 */
 const PINNED_PORTS = {
 	site: SITE_PORT,
@@ -30,17 +30,17 @@ const PINNED_PORTS = {
 };
 /** Workers reached by binding alone: a port that is the mutex, and no address. */
 const BOUND_PORTS = { quota: 26523 };
-/** The ports this checkout's servers bind: the pinned ones, shifted in the sandbox. */
-const DEVELOPMENT_PORTS = Object.fromEntries(Object.entries({
+/** The ports this checkout's servers bind: the pinned ones and the bound ones together. */
+const DEVELOPMENT_PORTS = {
 	...PINNED_PORTS,
 	...BOUND_PORTS
-}).map(([app, port]) => [app, port + PORT_OFFSET]));
+};
 /** The site's scope of the API host, which is the service's name, `site`. */
 const SITE_SCOPE = "site";
 /**
 * Where the alias layer and the CDN are reached *from a page* in development: through the site.
 *
-* A page carries no host of its own for either prefix -- see spec/toolchain.md, "They bind
+* A page carries no host of its own for either prefix -- see web's spec/toolchain.md, "They bind
 * every interface, and the other two are reached through the site", for why that is what
 * makes the site work from a phone on the same network. The site's API needs no proxy: the
 * site's Worker answers it under `/api/` itself.
@@ -211,4 +211,4 @@ function pageUrls(isDev) {
 	} : URLS.apps.production;
 }
 //#endregion
-export { BOUND_PORTS, DEPLOY_SOURCES, DEVELOPMENT_PORTS, DEVELOPMENT_PROXY_PATHS, GATEWAY, GATEWAY_HOSTS, GATEWAY_NAMES, GITHUB_OWNER, LOOPBACK_HOST, PAGE_ORIGINS, PINNED_PORTS, PORT_OFFSET, URLS, developmentUrl, developmentUrls, isDevHost, loopbackUrl, normalizePath, normalizedLocation, pageUrls, pickUrls };
+export { BOUND_PORTS, DEPLOY_SOURCES, DEVELOPMENT_PORTS, DEVELOPMENT_PROXY_PATHS, GATEWAY, GATEWAY_HOSTS, GATEWAY_NAMES, GITHUB_OWNER, LOOPBACK_HOST, PAGE_ORIGINS, PINNED_PORTS, URLS, developmentUrl, developmentUrls, isDevHost, loopbackUrl, normalizePath, normalizedLocation, pageUrls, pickUrls };

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@monoflake/sdk",
-  "version": "2026.1004.1",
+  "version": "2026.1004.3",
   "description": "The platform's addresses, and every client of its services and its policies behind a subpath",
   "license": "MIT",
   "repository": {