@rangojs/router 0.4.0 → 0.4.1

package/dist/types.backup/rsc/server-action.d.ts

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-/**
- * Server Action Handler
- *
- * Handles server action execution and post-action revalidation as two
- * separate phases:
- *
- * 1. executeServerAction — decodes args, runs the action, handles redirects
- *    and error boundaries. Returns either a final Response (redirect/error)
- *    or an ActionContinuation for the revalidation phase.
- *
- * 2. revalidateAfterAction — takes the continuation, matches affected
- *    segments, builds the RSC payload, and returns the Flight response.
- *
- * The handler (handler.ts) runs the action BEFORE route middleware, then
- * wraps revalidation inside route middleware — identical to a normal render.
- */
-import { getRequestContext } from "../server/request-context.js";
-import type { HandlerContext } from "./handler-context.js";
-import type { MatchResult } from "../types.js";
-/**
- * Data flowing from action execution to the revalidation phase.
- * When the action completes without redirect, the handler passes this to route
- * middleware → revalidateAfterAction.
- *
- * `errorBoundary` carries the matched error-boundary result when the action
- * threw and a boundary matched. The error-boundary render is then performed in
- * the revalidation phase so it runs INSIDE the same route-middleware wrapper as
- * a successful revalidation — route middleware (context vars, headers, cookies)
- * must apply to the error render too, matching the module doc's "identical to a
- * normal render". When `errorBoundary` is set, `actionContext` is unused (the
- * boundary is already matched; no matchPartial is run).
- */
-export interface ActionContinuation {
-    returnValue: {
-        ok: boolean;
-        data: unknown;
-    };
-    actionStatus: number;
-    temporaryReferences: ReturnType<HandlerContext["createTemporaryReferenceSet"]>;
-    actionContext: {
-        actionId: string;
-        actionUrl: URL;
-        actionResult: unknown;
-        formData?: FormData;
-    };
-    errorBoundary?: MatchResult;
-}
-/**
- * Phase 1: Execute the server action.
- *
- * Decodes arguments, runs the action, handles redirects and error
- * boundaries. Returns a final Response (redirect, error boundary render)
- * or an ActionContinuation for the revalidation phase.
- */
-export declare function executeServerAction<TEnv>(ctx: HandlerContext<TEnv>, request: Request, env: TEnv, url: URL, actionId: string, handleStore: ReturnType<typeof getRequestContext>["_handleStore"]): Promise<Response | ActionContinuation>;
-/**
- * Phase 2: Revalidate after action.
- *
- * Matches affected segments, builds the RSC payload, and returns the
- * Flight response. Called inside route middleware (same as a normal render).
- *
- * Invariant: the response payload MUST have isPartial: true. The client
- * (server-action-bridge) rejects non-partial payloads because partial
- * reconciliation requires matched/diff semantics that full renders don't
- * provide. Redirects are the only non-partial outcome and are handled via
- * X-RSC-Redirect headers before Flight deserialization.
- */
-export declare function revalidateAfterAction<TEnv>(ctx: HandlerContext<TEnv>, request: Request, env: TEnv, url: URL, handleStore: ReturnType<typeof getRequestContext>["_handleStore"], continuation: ActionContinuation): Promise<Response>;

package/dist/types.backup/rsc/shell-build-manifest.d.ts

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-/**
- * Build-time shell entry read-through (producer B, issue #699).
- *
- * The build stages one ShellCacheEntry per Prerender+ppr URL as a lazy
- * manifest module injected into the RSC bundle
- * (`globalThis.__loadShellManifestModule`, mirroring the prerender payload
- * manifest — the worker handles every request; nothing is served from
- * assets). The serve path consults this on a runtime shell-store MISS, so the
- * FIRST request after a deploy is already a shell HIT with zero runtime
- * capture. The worker cannot tell where an entry came from: a build hit is
- * served through the same serveShellHit as a captured one.
- *
- * Lifecycle:
- * - No expiry until the next deploy — the buildVersion gate retires entries
- *   the moment a new build ships (a new manifest replaces them anyway).
- * - `ppr.ttl` drives STALENESS ONLY: past createdAt + ttl the entry still
- *   serves, but a runtime recapture is scheduled — SWR is the UPGRADE path
- *   from build entry to fresher runtime entry, not the bootstrap path. The
- *   runtime store is consulted first, so a captured entry supersedes the
- *   build entry as soon as it lands.
- * - `updateTag()` evicts build entries like runtime ones: the read-through
- *   validates the entry's baked tag union against the store's tag
- *   invalidation markers (isTagsInvalidatedSince) with the entry's createdAt
- *   as the reference instant. No tombstones — the manifest is immutable; the
- *   markers say whether it is still current.
- */
-import type { SegmentCacheStore, ShellCacheEntry } from "../cache/types.js";
-/** One baked manifest record (the __ps asset module's default export). */
-export interface BuildShellEntry {
-    entry: ShellCacheEntry;
-    /** Resolved ppr ttl (seconds) — drives staleness/recapture, never expiry. */
-    ttl: number;
-    swr?: number;
-    /** The putShell-barrier tag union baked at build (static + recorded). */
-    tags?: string[];
-    routeName: string;
-}
-interface ShellManifestModule {
-    /** Manifest key (pathname — see shell-manifest-key.ts) -> asset specifier. */
-    default: Record<string, string>;
-    loadShellAsset: (spec: string) => Promise<{
-        default: BuildShellEntry;
-    }>;
-}
-declare global {
-    var __loadShellManifestModule: (() => Promise<ShellManifestModule>) | undefined;
-}
-/** Reset the memoized manifest (unit tests swap the global loader). */
-export declare function resetBuildShellManifestForTests(): void;
-export interface BuildShellHit {
-    entry: ShellCacheEntry;
-    /** Past createdAt + ttl: serve, but schedule the runtime recapture. */
-    stale: boolean;
-}
-/**
- * Dev-mode lookup context: there is no build manifest in dev, so producer B
- * runs ON DEMAND through the Vite dev server's /__rsc_shell endpoint
- * (memoized per router HMR generation), mirroring the dev prerender store's
- * /__rsc_prerender flow. Only armed for PRERENDERED routes (matched.pr) —
- * exactly production's candidate set; everything else keeps runtime capture.
- */
-export interface DevShellLookup {
-    /** True when the classified route is trie-flagged pr (Prerender-backed). */
-    isPrerenderRoute: boolean;
-    /** Canonical route key of the classified route (endpoint verification). */
-    routeName: string | undefined;
-    /** Resolved ppr policy from the serve gate (the endpoint is policy-free). */
-    ttl: number;
-    swr?: number;
-    tags?: string[];
-    maxSnapshotBytes?: number;
-    /** Resolved `ppr.captureTimeout` (ms) — the endpoint's capture honors it. */
-    captureTimeout?: number;
-}
-/**
- * Look up the baked shell entry for a request, applying every serve gate:
- * search-less requests only (the build captured the bare pathname; a
- * search-bearing URL has its own shell identity owned by runtime capture),
- * version validity, payload integrity, and tag-invalidation markers. Returns
- * null on any gate failure — the caller degrades to the ordinary MISS path
- * (axis 1 + runtime capture), never a broken serve.
- */
-export declare function lookupBuildShell(url: URL, buildVersion: string, store: SegmentCacheStore, dev?: DevShellLookup): Promise<BuildShellHit | null>;
-export {};

package/dist/types.backup/rsc/shell-capture-constants.d.ts

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-/**
- * Default upper bound on the capture prerender wait before forcing the abort
- * that freezes the shell — the ONLY wall-clock on the capture path, and a
- * pathological guard: it should never fire once the caller's `quiesce` is a
- * task-quantized, frozen-byte signal (the capture gate in shell-capture.ts).
- *
- * Leaf module on purpose (imports nothing): shell-capture.ts re-exports it
- * (single import site for the rsc graph — shell-build-manifest.ts sizes the
- * dev fetch envelope from that re-export) and ssr/index.tsx uses it as
- * captureShellHTML's own fallback; the ssr graph must not pull the capture
- * orchestration module for one number.
- *
- * 15s, raised from 5s: captures are background work (waitUntil), so the budget
- * costs latency-to-HIT only — never a served response — and 5s spuriously
- * refused legitimately-slow deferred shell material (a real storefront's meta
- * chains settle at ~7s). Ceiling math: workerd's waitUntil lifetime is ~30s
- * past response completion, and a guaranteed two-attempt envelope needs
- * 2x budget + the in-place retry delay + store I/O, i.e. budget <= ~14s. The
- * 15s default deliberately sits just past that: attempt 1 always gets its
- * full 15s, but when it consumed the whole budget the in-place RETRY may be
- * truncated by the platform kill on workerd — degrading to the existing
- * best-effort contract (the key stays MISS; a later request re-captures).
- * Node/dev and build-time captures have no waitUntil ceiling. The per-route
- * `ppr.captureTimeout` knob remains for tightening below the default. See
- * docs/design/ppr-shell-resume.md (Cost model).
- */
-export declare const SHELL_CAPTURE_MAX_WAIT_MS = 15000;

package/dist/types.backup/rsc/shell-capture.d.ts

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-/**
- * PPR shell capture orchestration (Axis 2, see docs/design/ppr-shell-resume.md).
- *
- * Capture does NOT flow through the HTTP middleware pipeline. The integrated PPR
- * serve path (rsc-rendering.ts + shell-serve.ts) builds a ShellCaptureDescriptor
- * from the route's `ppr` path option after the served response is built and calls
- * scheduleShellCapture. The capture then runs as a background task that re-derives
- * the page via `ctx.router.match()` under its OWN derived request context — fresh
- * handle store, `_shellCaptureRun: true` so loaders mask (loader-mask.ts) and every
- * loading() subtree postpones. The render is MIXED-CHAIN: cache()'d segments replay
- * from ring 3, uncached segments execute their handlers fresh. It drives the static
- * prerender to a quiescent shell, aborts to freeze the prelude + postponed state,
- * and stores the pair via putShell. Because it uses match() rather than the HTTP
- * pipeline, the middleware chain (auth, logging) never re-runs — it already ran for
- * the triggering request, and the derived context inherits its post-middleware
- * state (variables, cache store). Guarding is serve-time.
- */
-import { SHELL_CAPTURE_MAX_WAIT_MS } from "./shell-capture-constants.js";
-import { type RequestContext } from "../server/request-context.js";
-import { type HandleStore } from "../server/handle-store.js";
-import type { SegmentCacheStore } from "../cache/types.js";
-import type { HandlerContext } from "./handler-context.js";
-import type { SSRModule } from "./types.js";
-/**
- * Default capture budget. Canonical value, raise rationale, and ceiling math
- * live on the leaf module (shell-capture-constants.ts, importable from the ssr
- * graph too). Re-exported here so shell-build-manifest.ts's envelope math
- * keeps its existing import site and cannot drift from the capture.
- */
-export { SHELL_CAPTURE_MAX_WAIT_MS };
-/**
- * Delay before the in-place retry of a capture that produced no usable shell.
- *
- * The dominant reason a first capture comes back with a trivial prelude is a
- * COLD render: in dev the module transform graph (route modules, the SSR/Flight
- * transforms) is being built lazily and outlasts the task-quantized quiesce, so
- * the shell has not finished rendering when we freeze it; on a cold worker the
- * first invocation pays the same one-time cost. The first attempt WARMS that
- * graph, so a second attempt a short beat later usually completes the shell in
- * the SAME background task — no extra HTTP request needed. Short enough to feel
- * instant, long enough for the module graph to settle. See
- * docs/design/ppr-shell-resume.md ("Capture retry-in-place").
- */
-declare const SHELL_CAPTURE_RETRY_DELAY_MS = 400;
-/** Sleep `ms`, unref'd so a Node dev process is never kept alive by the timer. */
-declare function delay(ms: number): Promise<void>;
-/**
- * Refused-capture backoff bounds. The window is EXPONENTIAL in the consecutive
- * failure count: `min(BASE * 2^(failures-1), ceiling)` — 1s, 2s, 4s, … up to the
- * mode's ceiling (60s in production, {@link REFUSED_CAPTURE_DEV_MAX_MS} in dev).
- *
- * Why exponential and not a flat 60s: a flat long window conflates two very
- * different failures. A STRUCTURALLY ineligible route (no loading(), a cookie
- * reader) fails forever and wants the long 60s cap. But a cold-but-ELIGIBLE route
- * can also fail the in-place retry under a truly cold graph (dev module transform,
- * or a cold worker under parallel load) — and it must recover FAST, on the next
- * request or two, not be frozen for 60s (that would re-break the very cold-start DX
- * the retry fixes; it bit the cloudflare dev e2e). Escalating from 1s means the
- * eligible route re-probes almost immediately (warm now → HIT and clear), while the
- * doomed route ramps to the ceiling within a handful of failures. Either way an
- * app-wide mount never re-renders a doomed route on EVERY request.
- */
-declare const REFUSED_CAPTURE_BASE_MS = 1000;
-declare const REFUSED_CAPTURE_MAX_MS = 60000;
-/**
- * DEV-only backoff ceiling. In dev the 60s production cap is pure harm: the
- * dominant no-shell cause is a COLD module graph (route modules, SSR/Flight
- * transforms built lazily), and the very attempt that failed WARMS that graph, so
- * the next attempt a beat later usually completes the shell. Capping the dev window
- * low keeps a cold-but-eligible route re-probing every ~2s instead of freezing for
- * up to 60s once the exponential climbs (1s→2s→4s→…→60s). A 60s freeze outlasts the
- * e2e warm windows on cold CI runners: the capture races an unfinished shell,
- * escalates the backoff past the poll window, and every subsequent request inside
- * that window is skipped as backed-off — an eternal MISS for the test even though
- * the modules are warm by then. Production keeps the full 60s cap: there the
- * no-shell cause is far more likely to be a genuinely ineligible route (no
- * loading()), which SHOULD be re-probed rarely. See #652 (item 3) and
- * docs/design/ppr-shell-resume.md ("Refused-capture backoff").
- */
-declare const REFUSED_CAPTURE_DEV_MAX_MS = 2000;
-/** True iff `key` is still inside its (exponential) backoff window. */
-declare function isCaptureBackedOff(key: string): boolean;
-/**
- * Record a refused/failed capture, escalating the backoff window exponentially up
- * to the current mode's ceiling. The failure count keeps climbing across attempts
- * (so a genuinely doomed route still ramps toward its cap), but the WINDOW is
- * clamped: 60s in production, {@link REFUSED_CAPTURE_DEV_MAX_MS} in dev so a
- * cold-but-eligible route re-probes fast instead of freezing out the e2e warm
- * window on a cold CI runner (#652 item 3).
- */
-declare function markCaptureBackoff(key: string): void;
-/** Clear any backoff for a key that just captured successfully. */
-declare function clearCaptureBackoff(key: string): void;
-/**
- * Default cap (serialized UTF-8 bytes) on the capture data snapshot riding
- * inside a shell entry, when the route's `ppr` option does not set
- * `maxSnapshotBytes`. 8 MiB: the snapshot shares the stored envelope with the
- * base64 prelude and the postponed blob, and the tightest store value limit is
- * Cloudflare KV's 25 MiB — 8 MiB of snapshot leaves the envelope well under it
- * while still fitting any sane pinned-ring payload. Applied ONLY in
- * captureAndStoreShell (the single defaulting site — resolvePprConfig passes
- * the option through undefaulted), so every producer and direct caller gets
- * the same policy. Over the cap the snapshot is skipped (shell still stored;
- * pinned reads drift — see PartialPrerenderProps.maxSnapshotBytes).
- */
-export declare const DEFAULT_PPR_MAX_SNAPSHOT_BYTES: number;
-/**
- * One structured event from the background capture pipeline, mirroring the
- * CFCacheReadDebugEvent pattern (cache/cf/cf-cache-types.ts): typed fields an
- * operator can assert against, emitted per attempt and per skip, so the
- * stored / no-shell / refused / backed-off lifecycle is observable outside
- * dev console warnings. Configured via `createRouter({ debugShellCapture })`.
- */
-export interface ShellCaptureDebugEvent {
-    /** Shell cache key the event is about. */
-    key: string;
-    /**
-     * What happened:
-     * - stored / redirect / no-shell / refused: one capture ATTEMPT's outcome
-     *   (see CaptureAttemptOutcome for the semantics of each)
-     * - error: the capture task failed with a genuine error (also routed through
-     *   reportCacheError; the key is backed off)
-     * - skip-in-flight: scheduleShellCapture found a capture already running for
-     *   the key (stampede guard) and scheduled nothing
-     * - skip-backoff: the key is inside its refused-capture backoff window and
-     *   the capture was not attempted
-     * - backoff: the key entered (or escalated) backoff after a terminal
-     *   no-shell — carries the new backoff state
-     */
-    outcome: "stored" | "redirect" | "no-shell" | "refused" | "error" | "skip-in-flight" | "skip-backoff" | "backoff";
-    /** Attempt number (1 = first, 2 = in-place retry). Absent on skips. */
-    attempt?: number;
-    /** Wall-clock ms of the whole attempt (barrier + render + drain + put). */
-    attemptMs?: number;
-    /**
-     * Wall-clock ms the pre-render WRITE BARRIER waited on the foreground
-     * request's deferred cache writes (bounded by SHELL_CAPTURE_WRITE_BARRIER_MS).
-     */
-    barrierWaitMs?: number;
-    /**
-     * Wall-clock ms spent awaiting the capture's own deferred cache writes
-     * before the snapshot drain (bounded by SHELL_SNAPSHOT_WRITE_SETTLE_MS).
-     */
-    writeSettleMs?: number;
-    /** Stored prelude size in bytes (pre-base64). */
-    preludeBytes?: number;
-    /** Serialized snapshot size in UTF-8 bytes. Absent when nothing was recorded. */
-    snapshotBytes?: number;
-    /** True when the snapshot exceeded maxSnapshotBytes and was dropped. */
-    snapshotSkipped?: boolean;
-    /** Consecutive failure count in the key's backoff entry, when one exists. */
-    backoffFailures?: number;
-    /** Ms remaining in the key's backoff window, when one exists. */
-    backoffRemainingMs?: number;
-}
-/**
- * Debug sink for the capture pipeline, mirroring {@link CFCacheDebug}: `true`
- * logs each event to console (visible via `wrangler tail`), a function
- * receives the events for programmatic capture. Off by default.
- */
-export type ShellCaptureDebug = boolean | ((event: ShellCaptureDebugEvent) => void);
-/**
- * Compact single-line form of an event's fields, shared by the console sink
- * and the dev Server-Timing mirror's `desc` (rsc-rendering). Plain
- * alphanumerics/`=`/`-`/`()` only, so it needs no quoted-string escaping.
- */
-export declare function describeShellCaptureEvent(event: ShellCaptureDebugEvent): string;
-/**
- * Resolve the `debugShellCapture` router option to a callable sink, or
- * undefined when off. The INTERNAL_RANGO_DEBUG env-flag fallback lives HERE
- * (not at a call site) so every producer that resolves a sink inherits it;
- * an explicit `false` wins over the env flag.
- */
-export declare function resolveShellCaptureDebugSink(option: ShellCaptureDebug | undefined): ((event: ShellCaptureDebugEvent) => void) | undefined;
-/**
- * Consume (read-and-clear) the buffered terminal capture event for `key`, so
- * one capture reports into exactly one later response's Server-Timing.
- */
-export declare function takeCaptureDebugEventForTiming(key: string): ShellCaptureDebugEvent | undefined;
-export interface FlightCaptureGate {
-    /** Identity passthrough of the source stream; feed this to captureShellHTML. */
-    stream: ReadableStream<Uint8Array>;
-    /**
-     * Resolves once the source has been byte-quiet for FLIGHT_QUIET_HOPS macrotask
-     * hops (or has closed — the DATA variant). At that instant the gate FREEZES:
-     * no further source byte reaches the fizz side, and the readable is left open
-     * (never closed / errored) so fizz postpones the still-pending references
-     * instead of seeing "Connection closed".
-     */
-    quiesce: Promise<void>;
-    /**
-     * Stop the internal macrotask-hop loop. captureShellHTML's maxWaitMs bounds the
-     * overall wait; dispose() is the clean shutdown for the pathological case where
-     * the source never goes byte-quiet (quiesce never fires), so the hop loop would
-     * otherwise keep rescheduling after captureShellHTML has already aborted and
-     * returned.
-     */
-    dispose(): void;
-}
-/**
- * Wrap the capture Flight stream so the fizz shell prerender reads a stream that
- * (a) forwards the shell rows unchanged, (b) resolves `quiesce` after the rows go
- * byte-silent for FLIGHT_QUIET_HOPS macrotask hops, and (c) FREEZES at that
- * instant — dropping any later byte without closing or erroring the readable, so
- * the pending masked-loader references stay pending and fizz postpones them (the
- * "unclosing stream" property, here for free because the masked rows never emit).
- * Freezing also guarantees no post-quiesce byte — including an error row from any
- * later abort/cancel of the underlying render — can corrupt the frozen prelude.
- *
- * Quiet is measured in TASKS, not wall-clock: after the first byte a macrotask
- * hop loop compares a byte counter each turn and fires after K quiet turns. The
- * hop timers are unref'd so they never keep a Node process alive, and the source
- * closing (no holes) fires quiesce immediately for the DATA variant — the
- * TransformStream then closes the readable, so fizz completes with postponed null.
- *
- * `holdUntil` keeps the gate from FREEZING before shell material with real latency
- * has emitted. The hole doctrine bakes TOP-LEVEL pushed handle promises into the
- * shell (resolvedHandleStream awaits them before the handles row emits), but a
- * pushed promise that takes longer than the quiet window would otherwise be frozen
- * out — the handles row would never reach fizz and the prelude would come back
- * trivial. While `holdUntil` is pending, byte-quiet detection keeps running but the
- * gate neither fires nor freezes; once it resolves, the quiet counter restarts so a
- * burst of rows unblocked by it (the resolved handles row) is still captured. It
- * never delays a HOLE from postponing: holes are pending promises that emit no
- * bytes, so holding the gate open longer only ever admits shell rows. Bounded by
- * captureShellHTML's maxWaitMs like every other quiesce input.
- */
-export declare function gateFlightForCapture(source: ReadableStream<Uint8Array>, quietHops?: number, holdUntil?: Promise<unknown>): FlightCaptureGate;
-/**
- * The background shell-capture descriptor: everything the capture task needs to
- * store the shell. Built by the integrated PPR serve path (rsc-rendering.ts) from
- * the route's `ppr` path option (`PartialPrerenderProps`) and the app-level cache
- * store, and passed to scheduleShellCapture directly — it is NOT threaded through
- * the request context. `tags` carries the route's OPERATIONAL `ppr.tags`; the
- * capture UNIONS them with the shell's own auto-collected (non-loader) request
- * tags from its derived render (the collected set stays authoritative). That
- * union happens at the putShell WRITE BARRIER in captureAndStoreShell — after the
- * capture quiesces — not at stream construction, so a tag recorded after an await
- * in async shell content is still collected (issue #676). `store` is the same
- * store the serve path resolved for its getShell read (requestCtx._cacheStore),
- * so the capture writes where the serve reads.
- */
-export interface ShellCaptureDescriptor {
-    key: string;
-    /**
-     * The RSC handler's build version (HandlerContext.version), stamped into the
-     * stored entry as ShellCacheEntry.buildVersion — the serve-side
-     * isValidShellHit gate compares it against the running build so a persistent
-     * store can never resume a stale build's postponed blob.
-     */
-    buildVersion: string;
-    ttl?: number;
-    swr?: number;
-    tags?: string[];
-    /**
-     * Per-route capture settle budget in ms (`ppr.captureTimeout`, resolved by
-     * resolvePprConfig). Feeds captureShellHTML's maxWaitMs — the ONE deadline
-     * bounding the whole capture, so it covers BOTH the fizz prerender AND the
-     * deferred-material settle window (the handlesBaked/loader-container
-     * holdUntil that keeps the gate from freezing while top-level pushes are
-     * pending). Undefined = SHELL_CAPTURE_MAX_WAIT_MS (15_000).
-     */
-    captureTimeout?: number;
-    store?: SegmentCacheStore<any>;
-    /** Gates the concise per-attempt capture breadcrumbs (INTERNAL_RANGO_DEBUG). */
-    debug?: boolean;
-    /**
-     * Cap (serialized UTF-8 bytes) on the entry's capture data snapshot; over it
-     * the snapshot is skipped and the shell stored without it (reported once per
-     * key). Absent = DEFAULT_PPR_MAX_SNAPSHOT_BYTES, applied in
-     * captureAndStoreShell — the single defaulting site.
-     */
-    maxSnapshotBytes?: number;
-    /**
-     * Structured capture-pipeline debug sink, resolved from
-     * `createRouter({ debugShellCapture })` (or INTERNAL_RANGO_DEBUG) via
-     * {@link resolveShellCaptureDebugSink}. Receives one
-     * {@link ShellCaptureDebugEvent} per attempt/skip.
-     */
-    debugSink?: (event: ShellCaptureDebugEvent) => void;
-}
-/**
- * Schedule the background shell capture for a served document. Stampede-guarded:
- * one capture per key per isolate. Runs via runBackground (waitUntil on workerd,
- * fire-and-forget in Node dev), so the served response is never blocked on it. Any
- * error is routed through reportCacheError — capture is best-effort; a failure just
- * means the next request recaptures.
- *
- * Eligibility (nonce/allReady/partial/status/strategy) is decided by the caller
- * (rsc-rendering.ts maybeScheduleShellCapture); this function only owns the
- * stampede guard and the background dispatch.
- */
-export declare function scheduleShellCapture(ctx: HandlerContext<any>, request: Request, env: any, url: URL, reqCtx: RequestContext<any>, ssrModule: SSRModule, descriptor: ShellCaptureDescriptor): void;
-/**
- * The outcome of one capture attempt.
- * - `stored`: a usable shell was captured (and a putShell was attempted; a store
- *   I/O failure is reported separately and does NOT make the attempt retryable —
- *   the capture itself worked).
- * - `redirect`: the matched route redirects, so there is no shell to capture.
- * - `no-shell`: the prelude came back trivial (no <body>) OR captureShellHTML
- *   rejected with our own abort. This is the only RETRYABLE outcome.
- */
-type CaptureAttemptOutcome = "stored" | "redirect" | "no-shell" | "refused";
-/**
- * Per-attempt observability fields, filled along the capture path (barrier in
- * attemptCapture, the rest in captureAndStoreShell) and folded into the
- * attempt's {@link ShellCaptureDebugEvent} by runShellCapture. A plain mutable
- * bag, not a return value: captureAndStoreShell's outcome type stays a string
- * union its existing callers (producer B, tests) consume unchanged.
- */
-interface CaptureAttemptStats {
-    barrierWaitMs?: number;
-    writeSettleMs?: number;
-    preludeBytes?: number;
-    snapshotBytes?: number;
-    snapshotSkipped?: boolean;
-}
-/**
- * Run the shell capture with a single in-place retry, then store the result.
- *
- * Each attempt re-derives EVERYTHING (fresh context, fresh router.match, fresh
- * Flight render) via {@link attemptCapture} — a capture consumes its handle store,
- * its request-tag set, and its one-shot Flight stream, so none of them are
- * reusable across attempts. A first attempt that comes back `no-shell` is almost
- * always a cold render (dev module transform / cold worker) that had not finished
- * when we froze the shell; the attempt itself warmed the module graph, so a second
- * attempt a short beat later usually completes the shell in the SAME background
- * task. That kills the old multi-request warmup where the caller had to re-issue
- * several HTTP requests before a capture stuck. We retry ONLY on `no-shell` (and a
- * defensively-caught abort); a genuine render error is NOT retried — it propagates
- * to scheduleShellCapture's reportCacheError. See docs/design/ppr-shell-resume.md.
- *
- * `retryDelayMs` is a parameter (defaulting to the module const) so unit tests can
- * drive the retry without a real 400ms wall-clock wait.
- */
-declare function runShellCapture(ctx: HandlerContext<any>, request: Request, env: any, url: URL, reqCtx: RequestContext<any>, ssrModule: SSRModule, descriptor: ShellCaptureDescriptor, retryDelayMs?: number): Promise<CaptureAttemptOutcome>;
-/**
- * The derived capture context and its fresh (mask-funneled) handle store,
- * shared by BOTH shell producers: the runtime background capture
- * (attemptCapture, producer A) and the build-time prerender shell capture
- * (prerender/build-shell-capture.ts, producer B — issue #699). One
- * implementation so the capture semantics — the nested-thenable mask funnel,
- * handler-liveness bookkeeping, snapshot recording, the implicit doc-cache
- * scope — cannot drift between producers.
- */
-export interface CaptureContextDerivation {
-    derivedCtx: RequestContext;
-    freshHandleStore: HandleStore;
-}
-/**
- * Derive the capture request context from a base context. Producer A passes
- * the foreground request's post-middleware context (the derived context
- * inherits its variables/env/cookie machinery through the prototype);
- * producer B passes a synthetic build-request context created by
- * createRequestContext over the build env, with a fresh MemorySegmentCacheStore
- * as `_cacheStore` so the recording/snapshot machinery arms identically.
- */
-export declare function deriveShellCaptureContext(reqCtx: RequestContext<any>, descriptor: Pick<ShellCaptureDescriptor, "ttl" | "swr">): CaptureContextDerivation;
-/**
- * Seal handles, derive the quiesce signal, prerender + abort via the SSR module's
- * captureShellHTML, and store the result. Returns the attempt outcome (the caller
- * owns retry/warn decisions — this function no longer warns). Never throws out of
- * the store write: a failed putShell is routed through reportCacheError so the
- * background task stays best-effort, and the attempt still counts as `stored` (the
- * capture worked; only the store I/O failed). `ssrModule.captureShellHTML` MUST be
- * present (eligibility is checked before scheduling).
- *
- * A `no-shell` result (trivial prelude, or a defensively-caught abort) is the only
- * retryable outcome; a genuine (non-abort) captureShellHTML error propagates so it
- * reaches reportCacheError and is NOT retried.
- */
-declare function captureAndStoreShell(ssrModule: SSRModule, rscStream: ReadableStream<Uint8Array>, handleStore: HandleStore, reqCtx: RequestContext<any>, capture: ShellCaptureDescriptor, stats?: CaptureAttemptStats): Promise<Exclude<CaptureAttemptOutcome, "redirect">>;
-export { runShellCapture, captureAndStoreShell, delay, SHELL_CAPTURE_RETRY_DELAY_MS, };
-export { isCaptureBackedOff, markCaptureBackoff, clearCaptureBackoff, REFUSED_CAPTURE_BASE_MS, REFUSED_CAPTURE_MAX_MS, REFUSED_CAPTURE_DEV_MAX_MS, };