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+# Inertia
+Keel ships a server-side [Inertia.js](https://inertiajs.com) adapter. Pair Keel's
+routing with an Inertia client (React, Vue, or Svelte) and render page components
+from the server without building an API — `inertia("Page", props)` returns the
+right response automatically.
+## Configure it
+Bind an `Inertia` instance in a service provider. You supply the **root view**
+(the HTML shell that embeds the page data and loads your client bundle) and an
+optional asset **version**:
+```ts
+import { ServiceProvider, singleton, Inertia, inertiaPageAttr } from "@shaferllc/keel/core";
+export class InertiaServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider {
+  register(): void {
+    singleton(
+      Inertia,
+      () =>
+        new Inertia({
+          version: "1",
+          rootView: (page) =>
+            `<!DOCTYPE html><html><head><meta charset="utf-8"></head>` +
+            `<body><div id="app" data-page="${inertiaPageAttr(page)}"></div>` +
+            `<script src="/assets/app.js"></script></body></html>`,
+        }),
+    );
+  }
+}
+```
+`inertiaPageAttr(page)` serializes and HTML-escapes the page object for the
+`data-page` attribute.
+> **The version defaults to `"1"`.** Omit it and every deploy reports the same
+> asset version — fine until you ship new assets, at which point stale clients
+> won't be told to hard-reload. Bump it (a build hash, a timestamp) whenever your
+> bundle changes so the adapter can force a full reload on mismatch.
+## Render a page
+From a controller, or straight from a route:
+```ts
+import { inertia } from "@shaferllc/keel/core";
+// controller
+show() {
+  return inertia("Users/Show", { user: getUser(param("id")) });
+}
+// brisk route
+router.on("/dashboard").renderInertia("Dashboard", { title: "Welcome" });
+```
+`inertia()` looks up the bound `Inertia` instance and delegates to its `render`.
+The component name is the client-side path Inertia resolves (e.g. `Users/Show`
+maps to your `Pages/Users/Show` component); `props` is any JSON-serializable
+object.
+> **Configure the adapter before you render.** `inertia()` throws
+> `Inertia is not configured…` if no `Inertia` instance is bound in the
+> container. Register the provider (above) during boot, before any route runs.
+## What the adapter does
+It implements the Inertia protocol for you. Every branch below is decided from
+the incoming request headers — you call `inertia("Page", props)` once and the
+adapter picks the response:
+| Situation | Response |
+|-----------|----------|
+| First visit (no `X-Inertia` header) | The full HTML document from your `rootView` (a `string`) |
+| Inertia navigation (`X-Inertia: true`) | `{ component, props, url, version }` JSON + `X-Inertia: true` and `Vary: X-Inertia` headers |
+| Asset version changed (GET) | `409` + `X-Inertia-Location` so the client hard-reloads |
+| Partial reload (`X-Inertia-Partial-Data`) | Only the requested props, for the matching component |
+The `url` embedded in the page object is the request's `pathname + search` —
+Inertia uses it to keep the browser history in sync.
+### Version mismatches
+The version check only fires on a **GET** Inertia request whose
+`X-Inertia-Version` header differs from the adapter's configured version. On a
+mismatch the adapter returns an empty `409` with `X-Inertia-Location` set to the
+current URL; the Inertia client sees the `409` and does a full page reload to
+pull fresh assets. Non-GET requests (a form POST, say) skip the check and render
+normally.
+### Partial reloads
+When the client asks for a partial reload it sends two headers:
+`X-Inertia-Partial-Component` (the component it already has mounted) and
+`X-Inertia-Partial-Data` (a comma-separated list of prop keys it wants). The
+adapter only trims props when the partial component **matches** the component
+you're rendering — so a partial reload of `Users/Index` won't accidentally
+strip props when you render `Users/Show`. Matching props are filtered down to
+the requested keys; everything else is dropped from the payload.
+```ts
+// Client requests only `notifications` for the already-mounted Dashboard.
+// The adapter sends { component: "Dashboard", props: { notifications }, ... }.
+inertia("Dashboard", { stats, notifications, activity });
+```
+> Partial reloads are an **allow-list** (the `only` mechanism). The adapter does
+> not implement Inertia's `except` variant — every listed key is kept, all others
+> are dropped.
+## The client
+The adapter is the server half. On the client, set up Inertia as usual
+(`@inertiajs/react` / `-vue` / `-svelte`) pointing at `#app`, and build your
+`app.js` bundle referenced by the root view. See
+[inertiajs.com](https://inertiajs.com) for the client setup.
+## Related
+`inertia()` resolves the `Inertia` instance from the [container](./container.md),
+so it's bound like any other [service provider](./providers.md) singleton. The
+`renderInertia` brisk-route helper lives on the [router](./routing.md).
+---
+## API reference
+### `inertia(component, props?)`
+`inertia(component: string, props?: Record<string, unknown>): Response | string`
+Renders an Inertia response for the current request using the `Inertia` instance
+bound in the container.
+```ts
+import { inertia } from "@shaferllc/keel/core";
+return inertia("Users/Show", { user });
+```
+**Notes:** `props` defaults to `{}`. Throws `Inertia is not configured…` if no
+`Inertia` instance is bound — bind one in a provider first. Returns a `string`
+(the `rootView` HTML) on a first load and a `Response` (JSON, or a `409`) on an
+Inertia navigation, so it fits anywhere a route handler can return either.
+### `inertiaPageAttr(page)`
+`inertiaPageAttr(page: InertiaPage): string`
+HTML-escapes a JSON-serialized page object for embedding in the `data-page`
+attribute of your root element.
+```ts
+`<div id="app" data-page="${inertiaPageAttr(page)}"></div>`;
+```
+**Notes:** escapes `&`, `"`, `'`, `<`, and `>` (in that order, so `&` isn't
+double-escaped). Use it only inside a double-quoted attribute in your `rootView`
+— it is the escaping counterpart the Inertia client reads back off `#app`.
+### `Inertia`
+The adapter itself. Construct one and bind it as a container singleton; the
+`inertia()` helper resolves it per request. You rarely call its methods directly
+— `inertia()` and `renderInertia()` do.
+#### `new Inertia(options)`
+`new Inertia(options: InertiaOptions)`
+Creates an adapter with a root view and an optional asset version.
+```ts
+new Inertia({
+  version: "1",
+  rootView: (page) => `<div id="app" data-page="${inertiaPageAttr(page)}"></div>`,
+});
+```
+**Notes:** `options.version` defaults to `"1"` when omitted; `options.rootView`
+is required.
+#### `render(component, props?)`
+`render(component: string, props?: Record<string, unknown>): Response | string`
+Produces the correct response for the current request: the full HTML document on
+a first visit, the page JSON on an Inertia navigation, a `409` on a version
+mismatch, or a trimmed payload for a partial reload.
+```ts
+const html = new Inertia({ rootView }).render("Dashboard", { title: "Welcome" });
+```
+**Notes:** reads the active request from `ctx()`, so call it inside a request
+(the `inertia()` helper does this for you). `props` defaults to `{}`. The JSON
+branch sets `X-Inertia: true` and `Vary: X-Inertia`; the `409` branch sets
+`X-Inertia-Location`.
+### Interfaces & types
+#### `InertiaOptions`
+```ts
+interface InertiaOptions {
+  version?: string;
+  rootView: (page: InertiaPage) => string;
+}
+```
+The constructor argument. `version` is the asset version (default `"1"`); a
+mismatch against the client's `X-Inertia-Version` forces a full reload.
+`rootView` renders the HTML shell for a first, non-XHR load — it receives the
+`InertiaPage` and must embed it (typically via `inertiaPageAttr`) so the client
+can boot.
+```ts
+const options: InertiaOptions = {
+  version: "abc123",
+  rootView: (page) =>
+    `<div id="app" data-page="${inertiaPageAttr(page)}"></div>`,
+};
+```
+#### `InertiaPage`
+```ts
+interface InertiaPage {
+  component: string;
+  props: Record<string, unknown>;
+  url: string;
+  version: string;
+}
+```
+The Inertia page object — the payload both the JSON response and the `rootView`
+receive. `component` is the page name, `props` its (possibly partial-reload
+filtered) data, `url` the request's `pathname + search`, and `version` the
+adapter's asset version. You consume it inside `rootView`; you don't build it
+yourself.

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+# Locks
+"Only one of you may do this at a time" — across processes, across nodes.
+```ts
+import { lock } from "@shaferllc/keel/core";
+const [ran] = await lock("invoice:42").run(async () => {
+  await charge(invoice);
+});
+if (!ran) return; // another worker is already charging it
+```
+This is the counterpart to the [cache](./cache.md)'s stampede protection. That
+collapses concurrent work **inside one isolate**; a lock coordinates work
+**between** them. Reach for a lock when doing the thing twice would be *wrong* —
+charging a card, sending an invoice, running a migration — not merely wasteful.
+Like every other backend in Keel, the store is a small pluggable seam and the core
+imports no driver. `MemoryLockStore` is the default; it's per-isolate, so it
+coordinates within one process and nothing more — fine for tests and
+single-process apps, useless across a cluster. Point it at Redis for the real
+thing.
+## `run()` — the form you want
+```ts
+const [ran, result] = await lock("invoice:42").run(() => charge(invoice));
+```
+It acquires, runs, and **always** releases — the `finally` is what stops a
+throwing callback from leaving the lock held until its TTL runs out. It returns
+`[ran, result]`; `ran` is `false` if someone else holds the lock, in which case
+your callback never ran and `result` is `undefined`.
+By default it doesn't wait: if the lock is taken, it gives up immediately. To wait
+for it, pass a timeout:
+```ts
+// Wait up to 5 seconds for the lock, checking every 100ms.
+const [ran] = await lock("report").run(() => rebuild(), {
+  timeout: 5_000,
+  retryDelay: 100,
+});
+```
+`runImmediately()` is the explicit "never wait" spelling.
+## TTL and expiry
+**A lock always expires.** There's no hold-forever mode, because a holder that
+crashes would keep the lock forever and nothing would ever run again. The default
+TTL is 30 seconds:
+```ts
+lock("invoice:42");           // held for 30s once acquired
+lock("nightly-report", 300_000); // 5 minutes
+```
+Pick a TTL comfortably longer than the work. If the work might outrun it, `extend()`
+from inside:
+```ts
+await lock("import", 60_000).run(async () => {
+  for (const batch of batches) {
+    await process(batch);
+    await l.extend(); // push the expiry out another 60s
+  }
+});
+```
+`extend()` **throws** `LockNotHeldError` if you've already lost the lock. That's
+deliberate: the alternative — silently doing nothing — would let you carry on
+believing you hold a lock you don't.
+## Ownership, and why it matters
+Every acquisition mints a random owner token, and `release()`/`extend()` only
+succeed for the owner. This is not bookkeeping — it's the property that makes the
+lock correct:
+1. Process **A** takes the lock with a 30s TTL.
+2. A's work takes longer than 30s. The lock **expires**.
+3. Process **B** takes the now-free lock and starts working.
+4. A finishes and calls `release()`.
+Without ownership, A's release deletes **B's** lock, and a third process walks
+straight in while B is still working. With it, A's release is a no-op that returns
+`false`. A store must *compare-and-delete*, not just delete.
+## Manual acquisition
+`acquire()` / `release()` are there when the lock's lifetime doesn't fit a single
+callback. You own the `try/finally`:
+```ts
+const l = lock("invoice:42");
+if (!(await l.acquire({ timeout: 2_000 }))) return;
+try {
+  await charge(invoice);
+} finally {
+  await l.release(); // without this, the lock leaks for the rest of its TTL
+}
+```
+Prefer `run()`. It exists so you can't forget the `finally`.
+## Handing a lock to another process
+`serialize()` freezes the key, TTL, and **owner token** to a string.
+`restoreLock()` rebuilds it elsewhere — so one process can take the lock and
+another can release or extend the *same* lock:
+```ts
+// worker A
+const l = lock("import:99", 60_000);
+await l.acquire();
+await queue.dispatch(new FinishImport(l.serialize()));
+// worker B, later
+const l = restoreLock(serialized);
+await l.extend(60_000);
+// ...finish the work...
+await l.release();
+```
+## Inspecting a lock
+```ts
+await l.isLocked(); // does anyone hold this key? (not necessarily you)
+await l.isExpired(); // did we hold it and lose it?
+await l.getRemainingTime(); // ms until expiry, or null if unheld
+```
+## Testing
+The default `MemoryLockStore` needs no setup. Give each test a clean one so keys
+can't leak between them:
+```ts
+import { setLockStore, MemoryLockStore } from "@shaferllc/keel/core";
+beforeEach(() => setLockStore(new MemoryLockStore()));
+```
+## Writing a store
+A store is the `LockStore` interface. Implementations **must** make `acquire`
+atomic (set-if-absent) and make `release`/`extend` conditional on the owner
+matching — a store that can't do both isn't a lock, it's a suggestion.
+### Redis
+Redis gives you both: `SET key owner PX ttl NX` is an atomic set-if-absent, and a
+small Lua script makes release and extend compare-and-act. This example uses
+[ioredis](https://github.com/redis/ioredis); any client with `set` and `eval` works
+the same way.
+```ts
+import type { LockStore } from "@shaferllc/keel/core";
+import type { Redis } from "ioredis";
+// Compare-and-delete: only delete if the value still matches our owner token.
+const RELEASE = `
+  if redis.call("get", KEYS[1]) == ARGV[1] then
+    return redis.call("del", KEYS[1])
+  end
+  return 0
+`;
+// Compare-and-extend, same idea.
+const EXTEND = `
+  if redis.call("get", KEYS[1]) == ARGV[1] then
+    return redis.call("pexpire", KEYS[1], ARGV[2])
+  end
+  return 0
+`;
+export const redisLockStore = (client: Redis): LockStore => ({
+  async acquire(key, owner, ttlMs) {
+    // NX = only if absent. This is the atomic bit.
+    const res = await client.set(key, owner, "PX", ttlMs, "NX");
+    return res === "OK";
+  },
+  async release(key, owner) {
+    return (await client.eval(RELEASE, 1, key, owner)) === 1;
+  },
+  async extend(key, owner, ttlMs) {
+    return (await client.eval(EXTEND, 1, key, owner, String(ttlMs))) === 1;
+  },
+  async isLocked(key) {
+    return (await client.exists(key)) === 1;
+  },
+  async remainingTime(key) {
+    const ms = await client.pttl(key);
+    return ms < 0 ? null : ms; // -1 = no expiry, -2 = no key
+  },
+});
+```
+```ts
+setLockStore(redisLockStore(client));
+```
+### Database
+A unique primary key on `key` gives you the atomicity — the insert fails if
+someone already holds it. Expired rows are treated as free.
+```sql
+CREATE TABLE locks (
+  key        TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
+  owner      TEXT NOT NULL,
+  expires_at BIGINT NOT NULL
+);
+```
+```ts
+import { connection } from "@shaferllc/keel/core";
+export const databaseLockStore = (table = "locks"): LockStore => ({
+  async acquire(key, owner, ttlMs) {
+    const now = Date.now();
+    // Clear the row first if it has expired, then insert. The PK makes the
+    // insert the atomic step: two racing writers, one unique-violation.
+    await connection().write(`DELETE FROM ${table} WHERE key = ? AND expires_at <= ?`, [key, now]);
+    try {
+      await connection().write(
+        `INSERT INTO ${table} (key, owner, expires_at) VALUES (?, ?, ?)`,
+        [key, owner, now + ttlMs],
+      );
+      return true;
+    } catch {
+      return false; // someone else holds it
+    }
+  },
+  async release(key, owner) {
+    const res = await connection().write(`DELETE FROM ${table} WHERE key = ? AND owner = ?`, [key, owner]);
+    return res.changes > 0;
+  },
+  async extend(key, owner, ttlMs) {
+    const res = await connection().write(
+      `UPDATE ${table} SET expires_at = ? WHERE key = ? AND owner = ? AND expires_at > ?`,
+      [Date.now() + ttlMs, key, owner, Date.now()],
+    );
+    return res.changes > 0;
+  },
+  async isLocked(key) {
+    const rows = await connection().select(
+      `SELECT 1 FROM ${table} WHERE key = ? AND expires_at > ?`,
+      [key, Date.now()],
+    );
+    return rows.length > 0;
+  },
+  async remainingTime(key) {
+    const rows = await connection().select(`SELECT expires_at FROM ${table} WHERE key = ?`, [key]);
+    const row = rows[0] as { expires_at: number } | undefined;
+    if (!row) return null;
+    const left = Number(row.expires_at) - Date.now();
+    return left > 0 ? left : null;
+  },
+});
+```
+Redis is the better fit if you have it — the database store pays a round trip per
+operation and needs the expired rows cleaned up.
+---
+## API reference
+### `lock(key, ttlMs?)`
+`lock(key: string, ttlMs?: number): Lock`
+A lock on `key`, held for `ttlMs` once acquired (default `30_000`).
+### `Lock`
+| Method | Signature |
+|--------|-----------|
+| `run` | `<T>(fn, options?: AcquireOptions) => Promise<[boolean, T \| undefined]>` — acquire, run, always release |
+| `runImmediately` | `<T>(fn) => Promise<[boolean, T \| undefined]>` — never waits |
+| `acquire` | `(options?: AcquireOptions) => Promise<boolean>` |
+| `acquireImmediately` | `() => Promise<boolean>` |
+| `release` | `() => Promise<boolean>` — false if we no longer hold it |
+| `extend` | `(ttlMs?) => Promise<void>` — throws `LockNotHeldError` if lost |
+| `isLocked` | `() => Promise<boolean>` — does *anyone* hold it |
+| `isExpired` | `() => Promise<boolean>` — did *we* hold it and lose it |
+| `getRemainingTime` | `() => Promise<number \| null>` — ms until expiry |
+| `serialize` | `() => string` — key + TTL + owner token |
+### `restoreLock(serialized)`
+`restoreLock(serialized: string): Lock` — rebuild a lock from `serialize()`, owner
+token and all, so another process can release or extend it.
+### `setLockStore(store)` / `getLockStore()`
+Register the store `lock()` uses, and read it back.
+### Interfaces & types
+#### `LockStore`
+`acquire(key, owner, ttlMs)` / `release(key, owner)` / `extend(key, owner, ttlMs)` /
+`isLocked(key)` / `remainingTime(key)`. `acquire` must be atomic; `release` and
+`extend` must be conditional on the owner.
+#### `AcquireOptions`
+`{ timeout?: number, retryDelay?: number }` — how long to wait for a held lock
+(default `0`, don't wait) and how often to retry (default `50`ms).
+#### `MemoryLockStore`
+The default. Per-isolate — for tests and single-process apps.
+#### `LockNotHeldError`
+Thrown by `extend()` when the lock has expired or was never acquired.