@sleep2agi/agent-network 2.3.0-preview.45 → 2.3.0-preview.47

package/dist/src/node-server-payload.d.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,66 @@
+/**
+ * What gets written to `<project>/.anet/node-server.js` (issue #1216).
+ *
+ * The target name is not negotiable: `agent-node`'s grok co-presence spawn
+ * gate pins the CommHub MCP payload to exactly that path, so whatever the
+ * source is, the file that lands there is called `.js`.
+ *
+ * 🔴 The bug this module exists to remove: the old code copied the source
+ * verbatim and justified it with a comment claiming
+ *
+ *     "bun runs .ts content under a .js extension fine"
+ *
+ * which is false — bun selects its parser from the extension:
+ *
+ *     $ printf 'function f(x: string): void {}\nf("hi");\n' > probe.ts
+ *     $ cp probe.ts probe.js
+ *     $ bun probe.ts   → runs
+ *     $ bun probe.js   → error: Expected ")" but found ":"
+ *
+ * An installed npm package never hit it, because its first resolver candidate
+ * (`dist/src/node-server.js`) is compiled. Only a source checkout fell through
+ * to `src/node-server.ts` — i.e. every local run and every hand-verified PR.
+ *
+ * And the symptom was three layers from the cause: the node died on
+ * `grok copresence CommHub MCP readiness preflight failed (1)`, which names
+ * neither a file nor a parse error.
+ */
+/** Injected so the decision is testable without spawning anything. */
+export interface TypeScriptBundler {
+    /** Returns the self-contained JavaScript for `entryPath`, or throws. */
+    bundleSync(entryPath: string): string;
+}
+export declare class NodeServerPayloadError extends Error {
+    constructor(message: string);
+}
+/**
+ * Decide what bytes belong at the `.js` target for a given source path.
+ *
+ * A `.js` source is passed through untouched — the published package ships a
+ * compiled bundle there, and re-processing it risks changing bytes for no gain.
+ *
+ * 🔴 A `.ts` source must be **bundled, not merely transpiled**. Stripping types
+ * fixes the parse error but leaves the file's relative imports pointing at
+ * siblings that do not exist beside the destination:
+ *
+ *     import { inboundChannelMeta } from "./channel-meta.js";
+ *     → Cannot find module './channel-meta.js' from '<project>/.anet/node-server.js'
+ *
+ * That second failure is why transpiling alone still ended at
+ * "CommHub MCP readiness preflight failed (1)". The published
+ * `dist/src/node-server.js` works precisely because it is a self-contained
+ * bundle, so a source checkout has to produce the same shape.
+ */
+export declare function nodeServerPayloadFor(source: string, sourcePath: string, bundler: TypeScriptBundler | null): string;
+/**
+ * The bundler available on this runtime, or null.
+ *
+ * bun can bundle; the published CLI runs under node and cannot — but it also
+ * never resolves a `.ts` candidate (its `dist/` copy wins), so null there is
+ * correct rather than a gap.
+ *
+ * `spawnSync` rather than `Bun.build()` because both call sites are
+ * synchronous, and making them async would change the ordering of the file
+ * writes around them.
+ */
+export declare function ambientTypeScriptTranspiler(): TypeScriptBundler | null;