@shware/workflow 6.1.1 → 8.0.0
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- package/README.md +132 -35
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- package/dist/host/journey-host.cjs +8 -1
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- package/dist/reporting/observer.cjs +1 -0
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- package/dist/store/index.cjs +5 -0
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- package/dist/store/postgres-reporting.cjs +4 -0
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- package/dist/store/tables.cjs +28 -9
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{"version":3,"file":"index.cjs","names":[],"sources":["../../src/store/index.ts"],"sourcesContent":["import type { PushDevice } from '../engine/ports';\nimport type { BundleIR, ConditionIR, ScalarIR, WorkflowIR } from '../ir';\n\n/**\n * The journey engine's data plane. Postgres is the store (`PostgresJourneyStore`); this\n * interface is the port the host, the runner and the fact source use to persist or look\n * anything up, and what a test stub implements in its place. Execution (durable steps,\n * sleeps, wake-ups) is the workflow runtime's job and stays out of here.\n *\n * Timestamps are epoch milliseconds throughout; a store may persist them in\n * its native type as long as `sinceMs` comparisons behave.\n */\n\n/**\n * A profile patch or a stored profile. On the way in, `null` means \"remove\n * this property\" (RFC 7386 merge-patch, the only way the API has to unset\n * one); a stored profile never contains null.\n */\nexport type ProfileProps = Record<string, ScalarIR | null | undefined>;\n\nexport interface EventInput {\n /** The occurrence's identity, chosen by the sender; a second insert with the same id is a no-op. */\n id: string;\n userId: string;\n event: string;\n ts: number;\n payload: Record<string, unknown>;\n}\n\nexport interface TriggerRoute {\n workflow: string;\n hash: string;\n /** Payload gate (payload-only condition tree), or null when the trigger has none. */\n where: ConditionIR | null;\n /** Profile gate, or null. */\n filter: ConditionIR | null;\n /**\n * The code version that applied these routes (`replaceRoutesIfNewer`); absent after a forced\n * deploy. Read in the same row as the hash, so the pair is always one deploy's.\n */\n version?: string | undefined;\n}\n\nexport interface SegmentTriggerRoute {\n workflow: string;\n hash: string;\n segment: string;\n /** As `TriggerRoute.version`. */\n version?: string | undefined;\n}\n\n/**\n * A Worker version, as Cloudflare's version metadata binding names it: the bundle compiled into\n * that version goes live only over an older one (`replaceRoutesIfNewer`).\n */\nexport interface BundleVersion {\n id: string;\n /** When the version was created (epoch ms): later versions are newer. */\n createdAt: number;\n}\n\nexport interface EntryInput {\n workflow: string;\n userId: string;\n instanceId: string;\n hash: string;\n ts: number;\n /**\n * The instance's start, recorded in the same transaction as the entry — for a runtime whose\n * start is an asynchronous submit (AWS) that may have to be retried.\n */\n execution?: ExecutionStart | undefined;\n}\n\n/** How an instance is started on a runtime that submits it: replayed as is on every retry. */\nexport interface ExecutionStart {\n /** The runtime's idempotency key (the durable execution name). */\n name: string;\n /** What is invoked: a qualified function ARN, its version included. */\n target: string;\n /** The exact payload: a retried submit must send the same bytes, or the runtime refuses it. */\n input: string;\n}\n\nexport interface ExecutionRecord extends ExecutionStart {\n instanceId: string;\n workflow: string;\n userId: string;\n createdAt: number;\n submittedAt?: number | undefined;\n arn?: string | undefined;\n unresolvedAt?: number | undefined;\n callbackId?: string | undefined;\n /** Bumped by every wait the instance arms: a wake or a cleanup of an older one leaves it alone. */\n generation: number;\n deadlineAt?: number | undefined;\n checkedAt?: number | undefined;\n stoppedAt?: number | undefined;\n}\n\n/**\n * What a runtime that submits its starts and parks waits on one-shot callbacks (AWS) keeps\n * beside the entry ledger. The runtime holds the execution history; this holds only the\n * mapping from the engine's instance id to it.\n */\nexport interface ExecutionRegistry {\n get(instanceId: string): Promise<ExecutionRecord | undefined>;\n /**\n * Starts not yet confirmed and not given up on, oldest first: of one (workflow, user) entry\n * still running, or every one created before `createdBefore`.\n */\n pendingStarts(filter: {\n workflow?: string;\n userId?: string;\n createdBefore?: number;\n limit: number;\n }): Promise<ExecutionRecord[]>;\n markSubmitted(instanceId: string, arn: string | undefined, at: number): Promise<void>;\n markUnresolved(instanceId: string, at: number): Promise<void>;\n setArn(instanceId: string, arn: string): Promise<void>;\n /** Record the callback a wait parks on; false when a newer generation is already armed. */\n armCallback(\n instanceId: string,\n callback: { id: string; generation: number; deadlineAt?: number | undefined }\n ): Promise<boolean>;\n /** Forget the callback — only if it is still that generation's. */\n clearCallback(instanceId: string, generation: number): Promise<void>;\n /** Submitted executions whose entry is still running, least recently checked first. */\n toReconcile(limit: number, checkedBefore: number): Promise<ExecutionRecord[]>;\n markChecked(instanceId: string, at: number): Promise<void>;\n /** Record the first stop; a later one keeps it. */\n markStopped(instanceId: string, at: number): Promise<void>;\n}\n\n/**\n * How an entry attempt ended: a fresh row, a 'failed' row of a dead instance\n * taken over (the once policy does not bar a user over one outage), or\n * refused because the pair already entered and is still alive.\n */\nexport type EntryOutcome = 'entered' | 'reclaimed' | null;\n\n/** A device registered for pushes: its provider token belongs to the user who registered it last. */\nexport interface DeviceInput {\n userId: string;\n token: string;\n /** `ios` (APNs) or `android` (FCM): which provider the token belongs to. */\n platform: string;\n ts: number;\n}\n\n/** An instance of a user still in the ledger, and whether its runner was admitted (see `admitInstance`). */\nexport interface RunningInstance {\n instanceId: string;\n /** False until the runner admitted itself: nothing has run, and the tombstone keeps it that way. */\n admitted: boolean;\n}\n\n/** A store plus how to release what opening it acquired (a connection, say). */\nexport interface StoreLease {\n store: JourneyStore;\n close?: () => Promise<void>;\n}\n\nimport type { ErasureState } from './erasure';\n\nexport { type ErasureState, UserErasedError } from './erasure';\n\n/**\n * The live database lacks tables or columns the engine reads (an SDK upgrade added them, or the\n * host never ran the migration). Raised before a deploy writes anything.\n */\nexport class SchemaMismatchError extends Error {\n override readonly name = 'SchemaMismatchError';\n\n constructor(readonly problems: readonly string[]) {\n super(\n `the database does not match @shware/workflow's tables — regenerate the drizzle schema (workflow-ui generate) and run your migrations:\\n ${problems.join('\\n ')}`\n );\n }\n}\n\n/** A message copy as reporting records it, before it goes out. */\nexport interface MessageRecord {\n idempotencyKey: string;\n workflow: string;\n instanceId: string;\n nodeId: string;\n template: string;\n /** Where the copy lands: `email`, `push_ios`, `push_android`. */\n channel: string;\n userId: string;\n /** An email's subscription topic; null for a transactional email and for every other channel. */\n topic: string | null;\n sentAt: number;\n}\n\n/** What is known of a copy without its engagement: whose it is, where it went, its topic. */\nexport interface MessageSummary {\n userId: string;\n channel: string;\n topic: string | null;\n}\n\n/** One opt-out to set or clear: a topic of the channel, or the whole channel (`topic: null`). */\nexport interface SuppressionChange {\n topic: string | null;\n suppressed: boolean;\n}\n\n/** What a click is judged by. */\nexport interface ClickContext {\n url: string;\n deliveredAt: number;\n linkCount: number;\n /** The copy's clicks in the window before this one. */\n recent: { position: number; at: number }[];\n}\n\n/** An open or a click, with the verdict on who made it and where it came from. */\nexport interface Engagement {\n at: number;\n machine: boolean;\n /** The rule that called it a machine; null for a person. */\n reason: string | null;\n userAgent: string | null;\n /** The network the request came from (Cloudflare's `cf.asn`, `cf.asOrganization`, `cf.country`), never the address. */\n asn: number | null;\n organization: string | null;\n country: string | null;\n}\n\n/**\n * Journey reporting: where each instance stands, every copy and how it was engaged with, segment\n * sizes. The store exposes it as `reporting`; the host records it and serves email tracking.\n * Every write is idempotent — a retried step reports again.\n */\n/** Bounds on when an event happened, both inclusive (epoch ms); an absent side is open. */\nexport interface EventWindow {\n sinceMs?: number;\n untilMs?: number;\n}\n\nexport interface JourneyReporting {\n /** The instance entered: its row exists from here, so one a guard ends at once still counts. */\n instanceStarted(input: {\n workflow: string;\n instanceId: string;\n userId: string;\n at: number;\n }): Promise<void>;\n nodeReached(input: {\n workflow: string;\n instanceId: string;\n userId: string;\n nodeId: string;\n at: number;\n }): Promise<void>;\n instanceFinished(input: {\n workflow: string;\n instanceId: string;\n userId: string;\n status: string;\n at: number;\n convertedAt?: number;\n }): Promise<void>;\n /** The copy's row id; the row a retry already wrote, when there is one. */\n recordMessage(message: MessageRecord): Promise<string>;\n settleMessage(\n idempotencyKey: string,\n result: { delivered: true } | { delivered: false; reason: string },\n at: number\n ): Promise<void>;\n /** An email's tracked links, in document order. */\n recordLinks(messageId: string, urls: readonly string[]): Promise<void>;\n /**\n * Record an open of the copy, judged by `judge` against the copy (its recipient and when it was\n * delivered — when it was sent, before the transport answered); `undefined` from the judge\n * records nothing. Read and written in one transaction. False for an unknown copy.\n */\n recordOpen(\n messageId: string,\n judge: (message: { userId: string; deliveredAt: number }) => Engagement | undefined\n ): Promise<boolean>;\n /**\n * Record a click on the copy's link at `position`, judged by `judge` against the link, how\n * many links the copy has and its clicks of the last `windowMs`. The copy is locked for the\n * transaction, so clicks arriving together (a scanner following every link at once) are\n * judged one after another, each seeing the ones before. When the judge asks to `backdate`,\n * the window's earlier clicks are reclassified with this one's verdict. A click implies an\n * open. Undefined for an unknown link.\n */\n recordClick(\n messageId: string,\n position: number,\n at: number,\n windowMs: number,\n judge: (link: ClickContext) => { engagement: Engagement; backdate: boolean }\n ): Promise<{ url: string; engagement: Engagement } | undefined>;\n /**\n * The email copy's recipient opted out: of the copy's topic, or with `scope: 'all'` of every\n * email. Recorded on the copy and as a suppression (the topic's row, or the channel-wide\n * null-topic row), in one transaction, which also yields who the recipient is and the topic —\n * so the caller acts on the unsubscribe without a second read. A transactional copy\n * (`topic: null`) has nothing to opt out of: nothing is recorded, and the answer says so.\n * Undefined for an unknown copy.\n */\n recordUnsubscribe(\n messageId: string,\n at: number,\n scope?: 'topic' | 'all'\n ): Promise<{ userId: string; topic: string | null } | undefined>;\n /** The copy's owner, channel and topic; undefined for an unknown copy. */\n lookupMessage(messageId: string): Promise<MessageSummary | undefined>;\n /** A push copy the device reported it received. False for an unknown copy. */\n recordDeviceDelivered(messageId: string, at: number): Promise<boolean>;\n /** Drop members of segments no longer deployed, then record every deployed segment's size. */\n snapshotSegments(at: number): Promise<{ segment: string; size: number }[]>;\n}\n\nexport interface JourneyStore {\n /** Where instances stand, every copy and its engagement, segment sizes. */\n readonly reporting: JourneyReporting;\n\n /**\n * Record that the user's data must go (a deleted account): the tombstone every write about\n * the user is conditional on, from here on and for good. Committed before anything is\n * stopped or erased, so an entry that got in before it is found by the erasure and none gets\n * in after it. Idempotent: a second request, or one for a user already erased, changes nothing.\n */\n requestErasure(userId: string, at: number): Promise<void>;\n /** Users whose erasure was requested and not carried out yet (`'erasing'`), oldest first. */\n pendingErasures(): Promise<string[]>;\n /**\n * Where the user stands: `'none'` (no tombstone), `'erasing'` (requested, their instances\n * being stopped, data still there) or `'erased'` (`forgetUser` went through). Both\n * tombstone states refuse every write about the user; the entry points read this for a fast\n * answer, and the store's conditional writes are the gate itself.\n */\n erasureState(userId: string): Promise<ErasureState>;\n /** The user's journey instances still running, by the entry ledger. */\n runningInstances(userId: string): Promise<RunningInstance[]>;\n /**\n * The runner's admission, before its first observable effect: records that the instance runs\n * (`admitted_at`, kept on replay) — unless the user has an erasure tombstone, in which case\n * nothing is recorded and the runner must not run. Mutually exclusive with `requestErasure`\n * and `forgetUser` for that user (Postgres: the user's advisory lock), so an erasure either\n * finds the instance admitted and stops it, or commits its tombstone first and the admission\n * is refused — never neither.\n *\n * A first admission needs the entry running. An instance already admitted is admitted again\n * whatever the entry's status — the legitimate replay of an instance whose finalisation was\n * cut short after the entry reached its terminal status, which resumes on its own checkpoint\n * and finishes what is left. Never a new attempt's way in: false for a terminal entry never\n * admitted, for an entry no longer in the ledger, for another user's entry, and for an\n * instance whose entry was reclaimed since (`enterJourney` resets the admission with the\n * instance id, so a superseded attempt cannot pass under the id it lost).\n */\n admitInstance(instanceId: string, userId: string): Promise<boolean>;\n /**\n * Erase everything kept about the user — profile, devices, events, wake subscriptions, segment\n * memberships, entries and reporting — and mark the tombstone erased (`erased_at`), which\n * stays: a write that was in flight when the data went cannot bring the user back, and the\n * same id is never reactivated by ingest — which is also why the suppressions go with the\n * rest: nothing is ever sent to the id again, so no opt-out needs keeping. Run only once no\n * instance of theirs runs any more, or one could write some of it back. Idempotent. Mutually\n * exclusive with every write about the user (the user's advisory lock), so the data is gone\n * when this returns — nothing of theirs lands afterwards.\n */\n forgetUser(userId: string, at: number): Promise<void>;\n\n /**\n * The user opted out of the channel (recorded by an unsubscribe, or set through\n * `/subscriptions`): with a `topic`, an opt-out of that topic or of the whole channel; without\n * one, only the whole channel.\n */\n isSuppressed(userId: string, channel: string, topic?: string): Promise<boolean>;\n /** Every opt-out of the user on the channel: the topics, and `null` for the whole channel. */\n listSuppressions(userId: string, channel: string): Promise<(string | null)[]>;\n /**\n * Set or clear opt-outs, all in one transaction: a suppressed change inserts the row (keeping\n * the time of one already there), an unsuppressed one deletes it. Written whatever the user's\n * erasure state — the caller refuses an erased user first — since an opt-out is never refused.\n */\n updateSuppressions(\n userId: string,\n channel: string,\n changes: readonly SuppressionChange[],\n at: number\n ): Promise<void>;\n\n /**\n * What the live database lacks against the engine's tables (read-only); a deploy refuses to\n * run while it lists anything.\n */\n checkSchema(): Promise<string[]>;\n\n /* ---------------------------------- events --------------------------------- */\n /**\n * Append the occurrence; false when its id was already in the log (nothing written). Throws\n * `UserErasedError` for a user with a tombstone, like every write about a user below.\n */\n insertEvent(input: EventInput): Promise<boolean>;\n /** Occurrences of `event` for the user, optionally only those within the window. */\n countEvents(userId: string, event: string, window?: EventWindow): Promise<number>;\n /** The payloads of those occurrences — the caller filters them with the shared evaluator. */\n listEventPayloads(\n userId: string,\n event: string,\n window?: EventWindow\n ): Promise<Record<string, unknown>[]>;\n\n /* --------------------------------- profiles -------------------------------- */\n getProfile(userId: string): Promise<ProfileProps | undefined>;\n /**\n * Merge-patch `props` into the stored profile in one statement (a null\n * removes the property) and return the result. One statement, because a\n * read-modify-write loses one of two concurrent identifies.\n */\n mergeProfile(userId: string, props: ProfileProps): Promise<ProfileProps>;\n\n /**\n * Every user the engine knows (a profile or an event): who the segment sweep evaluates. Ids\n * come in ascending order; `after` resumes past the last id of the previous page, and `limit`\n * bounds the page (the whole list without one).\n */\n listUserIds(page?: { after?: string | undefined; limit?: number | undefined }): Promise<string[]>;\n\n /* ---------------------------------- devices --------------------------------- */\n /** The user's push devices, most recently registered first. */\n listDevices(userId: string): Promise<PushDevice[]>;\n /**\n * Register a device: one row per token, so a token registered again moves to the user who\n * registered it last (a phone signed into another account) and to the front of their list.\n */\n upsertDevice(device: DeviceInput): Promise<void>;\n /** Forget a token (reported dead by APNs / FCM); the user it belonged to, if any. */\n removeDevice(token: string): Promise<string | undefined>;\n /**\n * The user signed out on the device: the token is kept, bound to nobody, until the next sign-in\n * binds it again. The user it belonged to, if any.\n */\n unbindDevice(token: string): Promise<string | undefined>;\n\n /* ---------------------------- deployed definitions -------------------------- */\n getSegmentCondition(id: string): Promise<ConditionIR | undefined>;\n /** Every deployed segment with its definition: what the segment sweep evaluates. */\n listSegments(): Promise<{ id: string; condition: ConditionIR }[]>;\n findTriggers(event: string): Promise<TriggerRoute[]>;\n listSegmentTriggers(): Promise<SegmentTriggerRoute[]>;\n putWorkflowIR(workflow: WorkflowIR): Promise<void>;\n getWorkflowIR(contentHash: string): Promise<WorkflowIR | undefined>;\n /**\n * Swap the routing tables (segments, event triggers, segment triggers) for\n * the bundle's — atomically, so a concurrent ingest never sees them half\n * empty. Workflow bodies are stored separately (`putWorkflowIR`) because they\n * are content-addressed and outlive the routes that point at them.\n */\n replaceRoutes(bundle: BundleIR): Promise<void>;\n /**\n * The Worker version whose bundle the routes came from, when one put them there through\n * `replaceRoutesIfNewer` (a forced deploy leaves it as it was). Read from the database itself,\n * not a cache in front of it.\n */\n liveBundleVersion(): Promise<BundleVersion | undefined>;\n /**\n * `replaceRoutes`, only when `version` is newer than the live one, recorded in the same\n * transaction: two versions serving side by side during a rollout cannot leave the older one's\n * routes in force. False, with nothing written, when a version as new or newer is live.\n */\n replaceRoutesIfNewer(bundle: BundleIR, version: BundleVersion): Promise<boolean>;\n\n /* ----------------------------- segment membership --------------------------- */\n isSegmentMember(segment: string, userId: string): Promise<boolean>;\n /** Record the membership, with the workflows its entry has to start (see segment_start). */\n addSegmentMember(\n segment: string,\n userId: string,\n ts: number,\n workflows: readonly string[]\n ): Promise<void>;\n /** The workflows the member's entry has not started yet. */\n pendingSegmentStarts(segment: string, userId: string): Promise<string[]>;\n completeSegmentStart(segment: string, userId: string, workflow: string): Promise<void>;\n /** Drop the membership and any start it still owed. */\n removeSegmentMember(segment: string, userId: string): Promise<void>;\n\n /* ------------------------------- entry ledger ------------------------------- */\n /**\n * Record the entry (the once policy). Atomic under concurrent ingests: of\n * two racing attempts exactly one is 'entered' (or 'reclaimed', when the\n * pair's previous instance is recorded as 'failed') and the other null.\n */\n enterJourney(entry: EntryInput): Promise<EntryOutcome>;\n removeEntry(instanceId: string): Promise<void>;\n setEntryStatus(instanceId: string, status: string): Promise<void>;\n /** Execution starts and wake callbacks, for a runtime that submits its starts (AWS). */\n readonly executions: ExecutionRegistry;\n\n /* ------------------------------ wake subscriptions --------------------------- */\n /** Distinct wake handles registered for (user, event). */\n findWakeHandles(userId: string, event: string): Promise<string[]>;\n /** Register the handle for each event; repeated registrations are idempotent. */\n subscribe(handle: string, userId: string, events: readonly string[], ts: number): Promise<void>;\n /** Drop every registration the handle holds. */\n unsubscribe(handle: string): Promise<void>;\n}\n\nexport { JourneyFactSource } from './facts';\nexport { PostgresJourneyStore } from './postgres';\nexport { PostgresReporting } from './postgres-reporting';\nexport {\n DEFAULT_SCHEMA,\n TABLES,\n renderDrizzleSchema,\n renderPostgresDdl,\n type TableSpec,\n type UniqueConstraintSpec,\n} from './tables';\nexport type { PostgresJourneyStoreOptions, SqlClientLike } from './postgres';\n"],"mappings":";;;;;;;;;;;AA2KA,IAAa,sBAAb,cAAyC,MAAM;CAGxB;CAFrB,OAAyB;CAEzB,YAAY,UAAsC;EAChD,MACE,4IAA4I,SAAS,KAAK,MAAM,GAClK;EAHmB,KAAA,WAAA;CAIrB;AACF"}
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{"version":3,"file":"index.cjs","names":[],"sources":["../../src/store/index.ts"],"sourcesContent":["import type { PushDevice } from '../engine/ports';\nimport type { BundleIR, ConditionIR, ScalarIR, WorkflowIR } from '../ir';\n\n/**\n * The journey engine's data plane. Postgres is the store (`PostgresJourneyStore`); this\n * interface is the port the host, the runner and the fact source use to persist or look\n * anything up, and what a test stub implements in its place. Execution (durable steps,\n * sleeps, wake-ups) is the workflow runtime's job and stays out of here.\n *\n * Timestamps are epoch milliseconds throughout; a store may persist them in\n * its native type as long as `sinceMs` comparisons behave.\n */\n\n/**\n * A profile patch or a stored profile. On the way in, `null` means \"remove\n * this property\" (RFC 7386 merge-patch, the only way the API has to unset\n * one); a stored profile never contains null.\n */\nexport type ProfileProps = Record<string, ScalarIR | null | undefined>;\n\nexport interface EventInput {\n /** The occurrence's identity, chosen by the sender; a second insert with the same id is a no-op. */\n id: string;\n userId: string;\n event: string;\n ts: number;\n payload: Record<string, unknown>;\n}\n\nexport interface TriggerRoute {\n workflow: string;\n hash: string;\n /** Payload gate (payload-only condition tree), or null when the trigger has none. */\n where: ConditionIR | null;\n /** Profile gate, or null. */\n filter: ConditionIR | null;\n /** Whether a visitor not signed in may enter. */\n visitors: boolean;\n /**\n * The code version that applied these routes; absent after a hand-posted `POST /deploy`. Read\n * in the same row as the hash, so the pair is always one deploy's.\n */\n version?: string | undefined;\n}\n\nexport interface SegmentTriggerRoute {\n workflow: string;\n hash: string;\n segment: string;\n /** As `TriggerRoute.version`. */\n version?: string | undefined;\n}\n\n/**\n * A Worker version, as Cloudflare's version metadata binding names it: the bundle compiled into\n * that version goes live only over an older one (`replaceRoutesIfNewer`).\n */\nexport interface BundleVersion {\n id: string;\n /** When the version was created (epoch ms): later versions are newer. */\n createdAt: number;\n}\n\nexport interface EntryInput {\n workflow: string;\n userId: string;\n instanceId: string;\n hash: string;\n ts: number;\n /**\n * The instance's start, recorded in the same transaction as the entry — for a runtime whose\n * start is an asynchronous submit (AWS) that may have to be retried.\n */\n execution?: ExecutionStart | undefined;\n}\n\n/** How an instance is started on a runtime that submits it: replayed as is on every retry. */\nexport interface ExecutionStart {\n /** The runtime's idempotency key (the durable execution name). */\n name: string;\n /** What is invoked: a qualified function ARN, its version included. */\n target: string;\n /** The exact payload: a retried submit must send the same bytes, or the runtime refuses it. */\n input: string;\n}\n\nexport interface ExecutionRecord extends ExecutionStart {\n instanceId: string;\n workflow: string;\n userId: string;\n createdAt: number;\n submittedAt?: number | undefined;\n arn?: string | undefined;\n unresolvedAt?: number | undefined;\n callbackId?: string | undefined;\n /** Bumped by every wait the instance arms: a wake or a cleanup of an older one leaves it alone. */\n generation: number;\n deadlineAt?: number | undefined;\n checkedAt?: number | undefined;\n stoppedAt?: number | undefined;\n}\n\n/**\n * What a runtime that submits its starts and parks waits on one-shot callbacks (AWS) keeps\n * beside the entry ledger. The runtime holds the execution history; this holds only the\n * mapping from the engine's instance id to it.\n */\nexport interface ExecutionRegistry {\n get(instanceId: string): Promise<ExecutionRecord | undefined>;\n /**\n * Starts not yet confirmed and not given up on, oldest first: of one (workflow, user) entry\n * still running, or every one created before `createdBefore`.\n */\n pendingStarts(filter: {\n workflow?: string;\n userId?: string;\n createdBefore?: number;\n limit: number;\n }): Promise<ExecutionRecord[]>;\n markSubmitted(instanceId: string, arn: string | undefined, at: number): Promise<void>;\n markUnresolved(instanceId: string, at: number): Promise<void>;\n setArn(instanceId: string, arn: string): Promise<void>;\n /** Record the callback a wait parks on; false when a newer generation is already armed. */\n armCallback(\n instanceId: string,\n callback: { id: string; generation: number; deadlineAt?: number | undefined }\n ): Promise<boolean>;\n /** Forget the callback — only if it is still that generation's. */\n clearCallback(instanceId: string, generation: number): Promise<void>;\n /** Submitted executions whose entry is still running, least recently checked first. */\n toReconcile(limit: number, checkedBefore: number): Promise<ExecutionRecord[]>;\n markChecked(instanceId: string, at: number): Promise<void>;\n /** Record the first stop; a later one keeps it. */\n markStopped(instanceId: string, at: number): Promise<void>;\n}\n\n/**\n * How an entry attempt ended: a fresh row, a 'failed' row of a dead instance\n * taken over (the once policy does not bar a user over one outage), or\n * refused because the pair already entered and is still alive.\n */\nexport type EntryOutcome = 'entered' | 'reclaimed' | null;\n\n/** A device registered for pushes: its provider token belongs to the user who registered it last. */\nexport interface DeviceInput {\n deviceId?: string | undefined;\n /** Null until the device's visitor signs in. */\n userId: string | null;\n visitorId?: string | undefined;\n token: string;\n /** `ios` (APNs) or `android` (FCM): which provider the token belongs to. */\n platform: string;\n at: number;\n}\n\n/** What linking a visitor to a user did; null when it was already linked, or to another user. */\nexport interface VisitorMerge {\n /** Instances dropped because the user is already in the same workflow: to stop. */\n dropped: string[];\n /** The event names and profile properties the user gained: their waits must wake. */\n events: string[];\n props: string[];\n}\n\n/** An instance of a user still in the ledger, and whether its runner was admitted (see `admitInstance`). */\nexport interface RunningInstance {\n instanceId: string;\n /** False until the runner admitted itself: nothing has run, and the tombstone keeps it that way. */\n admitted: boolean;\n}\n\n/** One (workflow, user) entry: the attempt it records and how far that attempt got. */\nexport interface EntryState {\n instanceId: string;\n /** 'running' until the run finalizes it ('completed', 'goal', 'failed', …). */\n status: string;\n /** The runner admitted itself (`admitInstance`): the instance did reach the runtime. */\n admitted: boolean;\n}\n\n/** An entry still waiting for its first admission (`unadmittedEntries`). */\nexport interface UnadmittedEntry {\n instanceId: string;\n workflow: string;\n userId: string;\n}\n\n/** A store plus how to release what opening it acquired (a connection, say). */\nexport interface StoreLease {\n store: JourneyStore;\n close?: () => Promise<void>;\n}\n\nimport type { ErasureState } from './erasure';\n\nexport { type ErasureState, UserErasedError } from './erasure';\nexport { instanceOwner, isVisitorSubject, visitorIdOf, visitorSubject } from './identity';\n\n/**\n * The live database lacks tables or columns the engine reads (an SDK upgrade added them, or the\n * host never ran the migration). Raised before a deploy writes anything.\n */\nexport class SchemaMismatchError extends Error {\n override readonly name = 'SchemaMismatchError';\n\n constructor(readonly problems: readonly string[]) {\n super(\n `the database does not match @shware/workflow's tables — regenerate the drizzle schema (workflow-ui generate) and run your migrations:\\n ${problems.join('\\n ')}`\n );\n }\n}\n\n/** A message copy as reporting records it, before it goes out. */\nexport interface MessageRecord {\n idempotencyKey: string;\n workflow: string;\n instanceId: string;\n nodeId: string;\n template: string;\n /** Where the copy lands: `email`, `push_ios`, `push_android`. */\n channel: string;\n userId: string;\n /** An email's subscription topic; null for a transactional email and for every other channel. */\n topic: string | null;\n sentAt: number;\n}\n\n/** What is known of a copy without its engagement: whose it is, where it went, its topic. */\nexport interface MessageSummary {\n userId: string;\n channel: string;\n topic: string | null;\n}\n\n/** One opt-out to set or clear: a topic of the channel, or the whole channel (`topic: null`). */\nexport interface SuppressionChange {\n topic: string | null;\n suppressed: boolean;\n}\n\n/** What a click is judged by. */\nexport interface ClickContext {\n url: string;\n deliveredAt: number;\n linkCount: number;\n /** The copy's clicks in the window before this one. */\n recent: { position: number; at: number }[];\n}\n\n/** An open or a click, with the verdict on who made it and where it came from. */\nexport interface Engagement {\n at: number;\n machine: boolean;\n /** The rule that called it a machine; null for a person. */\n reason: string | null;\n userAgent: string | null;\n /** The network the request came from (Cloudflare's `cf.asn`, `cf.asOrganization`, `cf.country`), never the address. */\n asn: number | null;\n organization: string | null;\n country: string | null;\n}\n\n/**\n * Journey reporting: where each instance stands, every copy and how it was engaged with, segment\n * sizes. The store exposes it as `reporting`; the host records it and serves email tracking.\n * Every write is idempotent — a retried step reports again.\n */\n/** Bounds on when an event happened, both inclusive (epoch ms); an absent side is open. */\nexport interface EventWindow {\n sinceMs?: number;\n untilMs?: number;\n}\n\n/**\n * Where a page of events ended: the last row's timestamp and id, the keyset `(ts, id)` the next\n * page starts after. Opaque to callers; `ts` is the store's own rendering of the timestamp, so a\n * round trip loses no precision.\n */\nexport interface EventCursor {\n ts: string;\n id: string;\n}\n\nexport interface JourneyReporting {\n /** The instance entered: its row exists from here, so one a guard ends at once still counts. */\n instanceStarted(input: {\n workflow: string;\n instanceId: string;\n userId: string;\n at: number;\n }): Promise<void>;\n nodeReached(input: {\n workflow: string;\n instanceId: string;\n userId: string;\n nodeId: string;\n at: number;\n }): Promise<void>;\n instanceFinished(input: {\n workflow: string;\n instanceId: string;\n userId: string;\n status: string;\n at: number;\n convertedAt?: number;\n }): Promise<void>;\n /** The copy's row id; the row a retry already wrote, when there is one. */\n recordMessage(message: MessageRecord): Promise<string>;\n /**\n * Whether the copy was settled (`settleMessage`: delivered, or settled undelivered) — read from\n * the database itself, so a replayed send step never trusts a cache that missed the settle.\n */\n messageSettled(idempotencyKey: string): Promise<boolean>;\n settleMessage(\n idempotencyKey: string,\n result: { delivered: true } | { delivered: false; reason: string },\n at: number\n ): Promise<void>;\n /** An email's tracked links, in document order. */\n recordLinks(messageId: string, urls: readonly string[]): Promise<void>;\n /**\n * Record an open of the copy, judged by `judge` against the copy (its recipient and when it was\n * delivered — when it was sent, before the transport answered); `undefined` from the judge\n * records nothing. Read and written in one transaction. False for an unknown copy.\n */\n recordOpen(\n messageId: string,\n judge: (message: { userId: string; deliveredAt: number }) => Engagement | undefined\n ): Promise<boolean>;\n /**\n * Record a click on the copy's link at `position`, judged by `judge` against the link, how\n * many links the copy has and its clicks of the last `windowMs`. The copy is locked for the\n * transaction, so clicks arriving together (a scanner following every link at once) are\n * judged one after another, each seeing the ones before. When the judge asks to `backdate`,\n * the window's earlier clicks are reclassified with this one's verdict. A click implies an\n * open. Undefined for an unknown link.\n */\n recordClick(\n messageId: string,\n position: number,\n at: number,\n windowMs: number,\n judge: (link: ClickContext) => { engagement: Engagement; backdate: boolean }\n ): Promise<{ url: string; engagement: Engagement } | undefined>;\n /**\n * The email copy's recipient opted out: of the copy's topic, or with `scope: 'all'` of every\n * email. Recorded on the copy and as a suppression (the topic's row, or the channel-wide\n * null-topic row), in one transaction, which also yields who the recipient is and the topic —\n * so the caller acts on the unsubscribe without a second read. A transactional copy\n * (`topic: null`) has nothing to opt out of: nothing is recorded, and the answer says so.\n * Undefined for an unknown copy.\n */\n recordUnsubscribe(\n messageId: string,\n at: number,\n scope?: 'topic' | 'all'\n ): Promise<{ userId: string; topic: string | null } | undefined>;\n /** The copy's owner, channel and topic; undefined for an unknown copy. */\n lookupMessage(messageId: string): Promise<MessageSummary | undefined>;\n /** A push copy the device reported it received. False for an unknown copy. */\n recordDeviceDelivered(messageId: string, at: number): Promise<boolean>;\n /** Drop members of segments no longer deployed, then record every deployed segment's size. */\n snapshotSegments(at: number): Promise<{ segment: string; size: number }[]>;\n}\n\nexport interface JourneyStore {\n /** Where instances stand, every copy and its engagement, segment sizes. */\n readonly reporting: JourneyReporting;\n\n /**\n * Record that the user's data must go (a deleted account): the tombstone every write about\n * the user is conditional on, from here on and for good. Committed before anything is\n * stopped or erased, so an entry that got in before it is found by the erasure and none gets\n * in after it. Idempotent: a second request, or one for a user already erased, changes nothing.\n */\n requestErasure(userId: string, at: number): Promise<void>;\n /** Users whose erasure was requested and not carried out yet (`'erasing'`), oldest first. */\n pendingErasures(): Promise<string[]>;\n /**\n * Where the user stands: `'none'` (no tombstone), `'erasing'` (requested, their instances\n * being stopped, data still there) or `'erased'` (`forgetUser` went through). Both\n * tombstone states refuse every write about the user; the entry points read this for a fast\n * answer, and the store's conditional writes are the gate itself.\n */\n erasureState(userId: string): Promise<ErasureState>;\n /** The user's journey instances still running, by the entry ledger. */\n runningInstances(userId: string): Promise<RunningInstance[]>;\n /**\n * The runner's admission, before its first observable effect: records that the instance runs\n * (`admitted_at`, kept on replay) — unless the user has an erasure tombstone, in which case\n * nothing is recorded and the runner must not run. Mutually exclusive with `requestErasure`\n * and `forgetUser` for that user (Postgres: the user's advisory lock), so an erasure either\n * finds the instance admitted and stops it, or commits its tombstone first and the admission\n * is refused — never neither.\n *\n * A first admission needs the entry running. An instance already admitted is admitted again\n * whatever the entry's status — the legitimate replay of an instance whose finalisation was\n * cut short after the entry reached its terminal status, which resumes on its own checkpoint\n * and finishes what is left. Never a new attempt's way in: false for a terminal entry never\n * admitted, for an entry no longer in the ledger, for another user's entry, and for an\n * instance whose entry was reclaimed since (`enterJourney` resets the admission with the\n * instance id, so a superseded attempt cannot pass under the id it lost).\n */\n admitInstance(instanceId: string, userId: string): Promise<boolean>;\n /**\n * Erase everything kept about the user — profile, devices, events, wake subscriptions, segment\n * memberships, entries and reporting — and mark the tombstone erased (`erased_at`), which\n * stays: a write that was in flight when the data went cannot bring the user back, and the\n * same id is never reactivated by ingest — which is also why the suppressions go with the\n * rest: nothing is ever sent to the id again, so no opt-out needs keeping. Run only once no\n * instance of theirs runs any more, or one could write some of it back. Idempotent. Mutually\n * exclusive with every write about the user (the user's advisory lock), so the data is gone\n * when this returns — nothing of theirs lands afterwards.\n */\n forgetUser(userId: string, at: number): Promise<void>;\n\n /**\n * The user opted out of the channel (recorded by an unsubscribe, or set through\n * `/subscriptions`): with a `topic`, an opt-out of that topic or of the whole channel; without\n * one, only the whole channel.\n */\n isSuppressed(userId: string, channel: string, topic?: string): Promise<boolean>;\n /** Every opt-out of the user on the channel: the topics, and `null` for the whole channel. */\n listSuppressions(userId: string, channel: string): Promise<(string | null)[]>;\n /**\n * Set or clear opt-outs, all in one transaction: a suppressed change inserts the row (keeping\n * the time of one already there), an unsuppressed one deletes it. Written whatever the user's\n * erasure state — the caller refuses an erased user first — since an opt-out is never refused.\n */\n updateSuppressions(\n userId: string,\n channel: string,\n changes: readonly SuppressionChange[],\n at: number\n ): Promise<void>;\n\n /**\n * What the live database lacks against the engine's tables (read-only); a deploy refuses to\n * run while it lists anything.\n */\n checkSchema(): Promise<string[]>;\n\n /* ---------------------------------- events --------------------------------- */\n /**\n * Append the occurrence; false when its id was already in the log (nothing written). Throws\n * `UserErasedError` for a user with a tombstone, like every write about a user below.\n */\n insertEvent(input: EventInput): Promise<boolean>;\n /**\n * Occurrences of `event` for the user, optionally only those within the window. With\n * `atLeast`, counting may stop there: the result is exact below it and some number ≥ it\n * otherwise — all a `performed(…, { count })` check needs, without counting a heavy user's\n * whole history.\n */\n countEvents(\n userId: string,\n event: string,\n window?: EventWindow,\n atLeast?: number\n ): Promise<number>;\n /**\n * One page of those occurrences' payloads, oldest first — the caller filters them with the\n * shared evaluator and pages on with `next` only while it still needs matches, so a `where`\n * never loads a user's whole history at once. `next` is absent on the last page.\n */\n pageEventPayloads(\n userId: string,\n event: string,\n window: EventWindow | undefined,\n page: { limit: number; after?: EventCursor | undefined }\n ): Promise<{ payloads: Record<string, unknown>[]; next?: EventCursor | undefined }>;\n\n /* -------------------------------- visitors --------------------------------- */\n /** The user a visitor became, if they did. */\n linkedUser(visitorId: string): Promise<string | undefined>;\n /** The visitor was heard from: who they are now, the user they became or their own subject. */\n touchVisitor(visitorId: string, at: number): Promise<string>;\n /**\n * Forget visitors who never signed in and were last heard from before `before`, with no journey\n * running: up to `limit` of them, leaving no tombstone. Answers how many.\n */\n pruneVisitors(before: number, limit: number): Promise<number>;\n /**\n * The visitor became the user: their events, profile, devices, opt-outs and journeys move to the\n * user, once. A visitor already linked keeps its first user. The user's own entry wins over the\n * visitor's in the same workflow, and the visitor's instance is dropped.\n */\n linkVisitor(visitorId: string, userId: string, at: number): Promise<VisitorMerge | null>;\n /** Who an instance's entry belongs to now. */\n entryOwner(instanceId: string): Promise<string | undefined>;\n\n /* --------------------------------- profiles -------------------------------- */\n getProfile(userId: string): Promise<ProfileProps | undefined>;\n /**\n * Merge-patch `props` into the stored profile (a null removes the property) and return the\n * result, atomically: two concurrent identifies cannot lose each other's keys. `at` is when the\n * values were read (now by default): a property written with a later `at` keeps its value, so\n * a redelivered patch cannot undo a newer one.\n */\n mergeProfile(userId: string, props: ProfileProps, at?: number): Promise<ProfileProps>;\n\n /**\n * Every user the engine knows (a profile or an event): who the segment sweep evaluates. Ids\n * come in ascending order; `after` resumes past the last id of the previous page, and `limit`\n * bounds the page (the whole list without one).\n */\n listUserIds(page?: { after?: string | undefined; limit?: number | undefined }): Promise<string[]>;\n\n /* ---------------------------------- devices --------------------------------- */\n /** The push devices a user or visitor holds now, most recently registered first. */\n listDevices(subject: string): Promise<PushDevice[]>;\n /**\n * Register a device: one row per token and per device, holding only its current owner. A token\n * registered again moves to whoever registered it last (a phone signed into another account) and\n * to the front of their list; a device's new token replaces its old one. Answers the previous\n * owners, whose device waits must wake.\n */\n upsertDevice(device: DeviceInput): Promise<string[]>;\n /** Forget a token (reported dead by APNs / FCM); the user or visitor it belonged to, if any. */\n removeDevice(token: string): Promise<string | undefined>;\n /**\n * The user signed out on the device: the token is kept, bound to nobody, until the next\n * registration binds it again. Who it belonged to, if anyone.\n */\n unbindDevice(token: string): Promise<string | undefined>;\n\n /* ---------------------------- deployed definitions -------------------------- */\n getSegmentCondition(id: string): Promise<ConditionIR | undefined>;\n /** Every deployed segment with its definition: what the segment sweep evaluates. */\n listSegments(): Promise<{ id: string; condition: ConditionIR }[]>;\n findTriggers(event: string): Promise<TriggerRoute[]>;\n listSegmentTriggers(): Promise<SegmentTriggerRoute[]>;\n putWorkflowIR(workflow: WorkflowIR): Promise<void>;\n getWorkflowIR(contentHash: string): Promise<WorkflowIR | undefined>;\n /**\n * Swap the routing tables (segments, event triggers, segment triggers) for\n * the bundle's — atomically, so a concurrent ingest never sees them half\n * empty. Workflow bodies are stored separately (`putWorkflowIR`) because they\n * are content-addressed and outlive the routes that point at them.\n *\n * With `version` — a forced apply of the code's own bundle (`POST /bundle/deploy`) — the\n * version is recorded too, unconditionally and in the same transaction, so the live version\n * always names the code the routes came from. Without it (a hand-posted `POST /deploy`) the\n * recorded version stays as it was: that bundle holds until a newer code version applies its own.\n */\n replaceRoutes(bundle: BundleIR, version?: BundleVersion): Promise<void>;\n /**\n * The Worker version whose bundle the routes came from, when one put them there (through\n * `replaceRoutesIfNewer`, or a forced `replaceRoutes` with a version). Read from the database\n * itself, not a cache in front of it.\n */\n liveBundleVersion(): Promise<BundleVersion | undefined>;\n /**\n * `replaceRoutes`, only when `version` is newer than the live one, recorded in the same\n * transaction: two versions serving side by side during a rollout cannot leave the older one's\n * routes in force. False, with nothing written, when a version as new or newer is live.\n */\n replaceRoutesIfNewer(bundle: BundleIR, version: BundleVersion): Promise<boolean>;\n\n /* ----------------------------- segment membership --------------------------- */\n isSegmentMember(segment: string, userId: string): Promise<boolean>;\n /** Record the membership, with the workflows its entry has to start (see segment_start). */\n addSegmentMember(\n segment: string,\n userId: string,\n ts: number,\n workflows: readonly string[]\n ): Promise<void>;\n /** The workflows the member's entry has not started yet. */\n pendingSegmentStarts(segment: string, userId: string): Promise<string[]>;\n completeSegmentStart(segment: string, userId: string, workflow: string): Promise<void>;\n /** Drop the membership and any start it still owed. */\n removeSegmentMember(segment: string, userId: string): Promise<void>;\n\n /* ------------------------------- entry ledger ------------------------------- */\n /**\n * Record the entry (the once policy). Atomic under concurrent ingests: of\n * two racing attempts exactly one is 'entered' (or 'reclaimed', when the\n * pair's previous instance is recorded as 'failed') and the other null.\n */\n enterJourney(entry: EntryInput): Promise<EntryOutcome>;\n removeEntry(instanceId: string): Promise<void>;\n setEntryStatus(instanceId: string, status: string): Promise<void>;\n /** The (workflow, user) entry as it stands, read from the database itself; undefined if none. */\n getEntry(workflow: string, userId: string): Promise<EntryState | undefined>;\n /**\n * Running entries no runner has admitted, claimed before `claimedBefore` (epoch ms), oldest\n * first: candidates for a start that was lost between the claim and the platform's create.\n */\n unadmittedEntries(claimedBefore: number, limit: number): Promise<UnadmittedEntry[]>;\n /**\n * Mark a lost start `failed`, so the pair's next trigger reclaims it. Only while the entry is\n * still running and unadmitted under this instance id; false when it moved on meanwhile.\n */\n failUnadmittedEntry(instanceId: string): Promise<boolean>;\n /** Execution starts and wake callbacks, for a runtime that submits its starts (AWS). */\n readonly executions: ExecutionRegistry;\n\n /* ------------------------------ wake subscriptions --------------------------- */\n /** Distinct wake handles registered for (user, event). */\n findWakeHandles(userId: string, event: string): Promise<string[]>;\n /** Register the handle for each event; repeated registrations are idempotent. */\n subscribe(handle: string, userId: string, events: readonly string[], ts: number): Promise<void>;\n /** Drop every registration the handle holds. */\n unsubscribe(handle: string): Promise<void>;\n}\n\nexport { JourneyFactSource } from './facts';\nexport { PostgresJourneyStore } from './postgres';\nexport { PostgresReporting } from './postgres-reporting';\nexport {\n DEFAULT_SCHEMA,\n TABLES,\n renderDrizzleSchema,\n renderPostgresDdl,\n type TableSpec,\n type UniqueConstraintSpec,\n} from './tables';\nexport type { PostgresJourneyStoreOptions, SqlClientLike } from './postgres';\n"],"mappings":";;;;;;;;;;;;AA0MA,IAAa,sBAAb,cAAyC,MAAM;CAGxB;CAFrB,OAAyB;CAEzB,YAAY,UAAsC;EAChD,MACE,4IAA4I,SAAS,KAAK,MAAM,GAClK;EAHmB,KAAA,WAAA;CAIrB;AACF"}
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