effect 4.0.0-beta.67 → 4.0.0-beta.69

package/dist/unstable/eventlog/index.d.ts

@@ -2,58 +2,298 @@
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 /**
+ * Defines typed event-log events for use with `EventLog` and event groups.
+ *
+ * An event definition names a durable domain event with a tag, derives the
+ * aggregate or entity primary key from the payload, and records the schemas used
+ * to encode the payload and decode handler success or failure values. These
+ * definitions are the shared contract between clients that write events and
+ * servers that register handlers, so they are useful for command-style writes,
+ * replicated logs, audit trails, and workflows that need replayable domain
+ * facts.
+ *
+ * Payloads are serialized with MessagePack, while success and error values are
+ * described separately for the handler result. Keep payload schemas stable once
+ * events have been persisted or replicated, prefer explicit versioned event tags
+ * or backward-compatible schemas for changes, and make primary keys deterministic
+ * so related entries are grouped consistently across stores and remotes.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as Event from "./Event.ts";
 /**
+ * Defines typed groups of event-log event definitions.
+ *
+ * Event groups describe the events that belong to one event-log domain, such as
+ * commands for an aggregate, application workflow, or synced local store. Start
+ * from `empty`, add event tags with their payload, success, and error schemas,
+ * then use the group with `EventLog.group` to provide the handlers that execute
+ * and commit those events.
+ *
+ * Each event tag becomes the key in the group's events record, so tags should be
+ * unique within a group. The `primaryKey` function is part of the event
+ * definition and should derive the stable partition key from the decoded
+ * payload. Omitted schemas default to `Schema.Void` for payload and success, and
+ * `Schema.Never` for errors; use `addError` when every event in the group shares
+ * an additional error schema.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as EventGroup from "./EventGroup.ts";
 /**
+ * Low-level storage and replay primitives for the unstable event-log system.
+ *
+ * An `EventJournal` records committed event entries, exposes them for replay,
+ * and tracks the replication state needed to exchange entries with remote
+ * journals. It is the persistence boundary used by higher-level event-log
+ * schemas and handlers for workflows such as rebuilding projections, syncing
+ * offline clients, importing remote changes, and coordinating per-store writes.
+ *
+ * Journal entries are ordered by their UUID v7 entry ids, so persistence and
+ * replay code should account for clock-derived ordering when detecting
+ * conflicts. Payloads are stored as encoded bytes and must remain compatible
+ * with the event schemas that will decode them later. Remote writes may include
+ * duplicate entries, compaction can rewrite the set of imported entries before
+ * effects run, and replay handlers should be prepared for entries that arrive
+ * after local changes for the same event and primary key.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as EventJournal from "./EventJournal.ts";
 /**
+ * Typed event-log runtime for appending domain events to an `EventJournal` and
+ * replaying entries from remote replicas.
+ *
+ * This module is used to define event-log schemas, register handlers for event
+ * groups, build clients that write typed payloads, and connect local journals to
+ * authenticated remote sessions. It is useful for event-sourced state,
+ * offline-first synchronization, audit trails, and replicated stores where each
+ * event must run its handler before the entry is committed.
+ *
+ * Local appends encode payloads with the event schema and commit only after the
+ * registered handler succeeds. Remote replay decodes entries with the same
+ * schema, passes duplicate or conflicting entries to handlers, may run
+ * compaction before committing, and invalidates registered reactivity keys.
+ * Remote sessions depend on the current `Identity` and `CurrentStoreId`, so use
+ * stable values when multiple replicas or stores must share the same log.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as EventLog from "./EventLog.ts";
 /**
+ * Event-log encryption primitives for encrypted remote replication.
+ *
+ * This module defines the `EventLogEncryption` service used by encrypted
+ * `EventLogRemote` clients to turn local journal entries into encrypted remote
+ * payloads, decrypt encrypted changes received from a server, hash byte data,
+ * and create event-log identities. It is useful when events need to be
+ * replicated through infrastructure that stores or transports only ciphertext,
+ * such as an encrypted event-log server, offline-first synchronization backend,
+ * or multi-device replicated store.
+ *
+ * Encryption keys are deterministically derived from the identity private key
+ * material, so the same stable identity is required to decrypt entries across
+ * sessions and devices. The public key identifies the replicated log, while the
+ * private key material must remain secret and must not be rotated without a
+ * migration plan for existing encrypted entries. The default implementation
+ * uses Web Crypto AES-GCM with generated initialization vectors that are stored
+ * alongside encrypted entries; persisted ciphertext, IVs, entry schemas, and
+ * identity key derivation labels are part of the compatibility surface for
+ * future event-log encryption versions.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as EventLogEncryption from "./EventLogEncryption.ts";
 /**
+ * Defines the wire messages used by event-log remotes to authenticate clients,
+ * write event batches, and stream changes back to replicas.
+ *
+ * This module is the protocol boundary between `EventLogRemote` clients and
+ * event-log servers: it provides schemas for store identifiers, protocol
+ * errors, session handshake payloads, authenticated RPCs, and the msgpack
+ * payloads used to carry encrypted or plaintext journal entries.
+ *
+ * Event batches are serialized as binary payloads before transport. Small
+ * payloads can be sent as a single frame, while larger payloads are split into
+ * `ChunkedMessage` parts and must be reassembled by message id after every part
+ * has arrived. Transports should preserve `Uint8Array` bytes exactly and avoid
+ * treating msgpack data as text.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as EventLogMessage from "./EventLogMessage.ts";
 /**
+ * Client-side remote replica support for writing event-log entries and
+ * receiving change streams over the event-log RPC protocol.
+ *
+ * This module builds `EventLogRemote` services backed by `EventLogRemoteRpcs`.
+ * It is used by local event logs that need to replicate entries to another
+ * journal, subscribe to remote changes from a sequence number, or run effects
+ * only after the current event-log identity has completed the remote
+ * authentication handshake. The encrypted constructor is the default choice for
+ * synchronizing browser, edge, or service replicas across an untrusted network,
+ * while the unencrypted constructor is intended for trusted transports or tests.
+ *
+ * Remote sessions begin with `Hello` and `Authenticate`, cache authentication by
+ * identity public key, and retry forbidden responses by refreshing the handshake.
+ * The RPC transport must preserve a stable client session across hello,
+ * authentication, writes, and change streams. Entries and change batches may be
+ * split into protocol chunks, so callers should treat `changes` as a scoped
+ * streaming queue and rely on the remote `Registry` registration instead of
+ * manually sharing partially assembled payloads between sessions.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as EventLogRemote from "./EventLogRemote.ts";
 /**
+ * Server-side RPC handlers for accepting remote event-log writes and streaming
+ * changes back to authenticated clients.
+ *
+ * This module is the protocol glue used by concrete event-log servers: it
+ * performs the hello / authenticate challenge flow, attaches the authenticated
+ * `EventLog.Identity` to subsequent RPC requests, reassembles chunked writes,
+ * and chunks large change payloads before they are sent to clients. It is useful
+ * when exposing an event-log replica over HTTP-backed RPC, for example to sync
+ * browser, edge, or service replicas with a central journal.
+ *
+ * The authentication state is tied to the RPC client session annotations, so the
+ * transport must preserve a stable client session between `Hello`,
+ * `Authenticate`, writes, and change streams. Deployments should run the endpoint
+ * over TLS, avoid exposing unauthenticated write or changes routes, and persist
+ * session-auth key bindings with the same trust boundary as the event-log data.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as EventLogServer from "./EventLogServer.ts";
 /**
+ * Server-side RPC layers and storage contracts for encrypted event-log
+ * replication.
+ *
+ * This module is used by encrypted `EventLogRemote` clients that need a remote
+ * synchronization endpoint without exposing plaintext events to the server. The
+ * server stores ciphertext, initialization vectors, entry ids, and remote
+ * sequence numbers keyed by the client's public key and store id, then streams
+ * encrypted changes back to clients so they can decrypt locally with their
+ * identity private key material. This makes it suitable for offline-first
+ * synchronization, multi-device replication, and hosted backends where the
+ * transport or storage layer should not inspect event payloads.
+ *
+ * The server does not derive or hold encryption keys. It treats public keys as
+ * log identities, persists one session authentication binding per public key,
+ * and reuses the initialization vector supplied with each encrypted write
+ * request for the entries in that batch. Persisted remote ids, session signing
+ * key bindings, ciphertext, IVs, and sequence numbers are therefore part of the
+ * encrypted replication protocol and should be kept stable by durable storage
+ * implementations.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as EventLogServerEncrypted from "./EventLogServerEncrypted.ts";
 /**
+ * Server implementation for event logs whose entries are persisted and streamed
+ * in plaintext.
+ *
+ * This module is useful for trusted deployments, local development, tests, and
+ * server-side event sources that need typed event handlers, conflict detection,
+ * compaction, and RPC change streams without an encryption layer. It includes
+ * services for mapping client store ids to server stores, authorizing reads and
+ * writes, storing remote entries, and binding session authentication keys.
+ *
+ * Because payloads and journals are unencrypted, storage must be protected by
+ * the surrounding infrastructure. Session authentication bindings are part of
+ * the storage contract and must be persisted by durable implementations so a
+ * public key cannot silently bind to a different signing key after a restart.
+ * The provided memory storage is process-local and intended for ephemeral
+ * servers, tests, or examples rather than durable multi-process use.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as EventLogServerUnencrypted from "./EventLogServerUnencrypted.ts";
 /**
+ * Utilities for authenticating event log sessions with short-lived challenges
+ * and Ed25519 signatures.
+ *
+ * This module builds and verifies the canonical payload that a remote peer signs
+ * when proving control of a session signing key. It is used by event log
+ * transports that need to bind a connection attempt to a remote identifier,
+ * session challenge, advertised event log public key, and signing public key
+ * before accepting session traffic.
+ *
+ * Callers are responsible for issuing fresh challenges, enforcing the challenge
+ * time-to-live, and tracking whether a challenge has already been consumed. The
+ * helpers here provide deterministic payload encoding, algorithm checks,
+ * signature validation, and Web Crypto integration; they do not establish peer
+ * trust by themselves. Trust decisions still need to compare the supplied keys
+ * and remote identity against the application's authorization policy, and
+ * signed payloads should be treated as bearer authentication material until the
+ * challenge expires.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as EventLogSessionAuth from "./EventLogSessionAuth.ts";
 /**
+ * SQL-backed persistence for the unstable event-log journal.
+ *
+ * This module provides an `EventJournal` implementation that stores local
+ * entries and remote replication metadata in a `SqlClient` database. It is
+ * useful when event-log data needs to survive process restarts, be replayed to
+ * rebuild projections, or be synchronized with other journals such as remote
+ * servers, peer replicas, or offline clients that later reconnect.
+ *
+ * The adapter creates the entry and remotes tables with dialect-specific UUID,
+ * binary payload, and timestamp column types, but it only performs the minimal
+ * `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS` setup needed by the journal. Applications that
+ * customize table names, add indexes, or evolve storage should manage those
+ * migrations explicitly and keep encoded payloads compatible with the schemas
+ * that will decode historical entries. Remote sequence rows are persisted
+ * separately from entries, duplicate imports are ignored by primary key, and
+ * conflict checks rely on event name, primary key, and the timestamp derived
+ * from the entry id.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as SqlEventJournal from "./SqlEventJournal.ts";
 /**
+ * SQL-backed storage for encrypted event-log servers.
+ *
+ * This module provides the encrypted server-side storage implementation used
+ * when event-log entries should be durable in a SQL database without exposing
+ * plaintext event data to that database. It is intended for remote event-log
+ * servers, sync services, and multi-client deployments where the server assigns
+ * stable sequence numbers and broadcasts changes while clients retain control of
+ * event encryption and decryption.
+ *
+ * The storage creates dialect-specific tables for the server remote id and
+ * session authentication bindings, then creates per-identity/store entry tables
+ * using a SHA-256-derived table suffix. Those entry tables store IVs, entry ids,
+ * encrypted entry bytes, and the SQL sequence used for ordering. Operators
+ * should account for these dynamically created tables in migrations, backups,
+ * retention policies, and table-prefix changes. Encryption key material is not
+ * stored here, so rotating encryption schemes or moving data between databases
+ * requires compatibility with the clients that produced the encrypted entries.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as SqlEventLogServerEncrypted from "./SqlEventLogServerEncrypted.ts";
 /**
+ * SQL-backed storage for an unencrypted event-log server.
+ *
+ * This module provides the persistence layer used by
+ * `EventLogServerUnencrypted` when remote entries should be stored in a SQL
+ * database and streamed back to clients by store sequence. It creates and uses
+ * dialect-specific tables for the server remote id, per-store sequence state,
+ * plaintext entries, and session authentication bindings, which makes it useful
+ * for durable local or service-side event-log deployments where database
+ * backup, replication, and transactional ordering are desired.
+ *
+ * Entry payloads are intentionally written as plaintext bytes. Use this storage
+ * only when the database, transport, backups, logs, and operators are trusted,
+ * or when encryption is handled outside this module. Table names are derived
+ * from the provided prefixes, and writes rely on SQL transactions plus
+ * store-level sequence rows, so deployments should provision compatible
+ * isolation/locking behavior and account for dialect-specific binary and text
+ * column limits.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as SqlEventLogServerUnencrypted from "./SqlEventLogServerUnencrypted.ts";

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package/dist/unstable/eventlog/index.js

@@ -3,58 +3,298 @@
  */
 // @barrel: Auto-generated exports. Do not edit manually.
 /**
+ * Defines typed event-log events for use with `EventLog` and event groups.
+ *
+ * An event definition names a durable domain event with a tag, derives the
+ * aggregate or entity primary key from the payload, and records the schemas used
+ * to encode the payload and decode handler success or failure values. These
+ * definitions are the shared contract between clients that write events and
+ * servers that register handlers, so they are useful for command-style writes,
+ * replicated logs, audit trails, and workflows that need replayable domain
+ * facts.
+ *
+ * Payloads are serialized with MessagePack, while success and error values are
+ * described separately for the handler result. Keep payload schemas stable once
+ * events have been persisted or replicated, prefer explicit versioned event tags
+ * or backward-compatible schemas for changes, and make primary keys deterministic
+ * so related entries are grouped consistently across stores and remotes.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as Event from "./Event.js";
 /**
+ * Defines typed groups of event-log event definitions.
+ *
+ * Event groups describe the events that belong to one event-log domain, such as
+ * commands for an aggregate, application workflow, or synced local store. Start
+ * from `empty`, add event tags with their payload, success, and error schemas,
+ * then use the group with `EventLog.group` to provide the handlers that execute
+ * and commit those events.
+ *
+ * Each event tag becomes the key in the group's events record, so tags should be
+ * unique within a group. The `primaryKey` function is part of the event
+ * definition and should derive the stable partition key from the decoded
+ * payload. Omitted schemas default to `Schema.Void` for payload and success, and
+ * `Schema.Never` for errors; use `addError` when every event in the group shares
+ * an additional error schema.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as EventGroup from "./EventGroup.js";
 /**
+ * Low-level storage and replay primitives for the unstable event-log system.
+ *
+ * An `EventJournal` records committed event entries, exposes them for replay,
+ * and tracks the replication state needed to exchange entries with remote
+ * journals. It is the persistence boundary used by higher-level event-log
+ * schemas and handlers for workflows such as rebuilding projections, syncing
+ * offline clients, importing remote changes, and coordinating per-store writes.
+ *
+ * Journal entries are ordered by their UUID v7 entry ids, so persistence and
+ * replay code should account for clock-derived ordering when detecting
+ * conflicts. Payloads are stored as encoded bytes and must remain compatible
+ * with the event schemas that will decode them later. Remote writes may include
+ * duplicate entries, compaction can rewrite the set of imported entries before
+ * effects run, and replay handlers should be prepared for entries that arrive
+ * after local changes for the same event and primary key.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as EventJournal from "./EventJournal.js";
 /**
+ * Typed event-log runtime for appending domain events to an `EventJournal` and
+ * replaying entries from remote replicas.
+ *
+ * This module is used to define event-log schemas, register handlers for event
+ * groups, build clients that write typed payloads, and connect local journals to
+ * authenticated remote sessions. It is useful for event-sourced state,
+ * offline-first synchronization, audit trails, and replicated stores where each
+ * event must run its handler before the entry is committed.
+ *
+ * Local appends encode payloads with the event schema and commit only after the
+ * registered handler succeeds. Remote replay decodes entries with the same
+ * schema, passes duplicate or conflicting entries to handlers, may run
+ * compaction before committing, and invalidates registered reactivity keys.
+ * Remote sessions depend on the current `Identity` and `CurrentStoreId`, so use
+ * stable values when multiple replicas or stores must share the same log.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as EventLog from "./EventLog.js";
 /**
+ * Event-log encryption primitives for encrypted remote replication.
+ *
+ * This module defines the `EventLogEncryption` service used by encrypted
+ * `EventLogRemote` clients to turn local journal entries into encrypted remote
+ * payloads, decrypt encrypted changes received from a server, hash byte data,
+ * and create event-log identities. It is useful when events need to be
+ * replicated through infrastructure that stores or transports only ciphertext,
+ * such as an encrypted event-log server, offline-first synchronization backend,
+ * or multi-device replicated store.
+ *
+ * Encryption keys are deterministically derived from the identity private key
+ * material, so the same stable identity is required to decrypt entries across
+ * sessions and devices. The public key identifies the replicated log, while the
+ * private key material must remain secret and must not be rotated without a
+ * migration plan for existing encrypted entries. The default implementation
+ * uses Web Crypto AES-GCM with generated initialization vectors that are stored
+ * alongside encrypted entries; persisted ciphertext, IVs, entry schemas, and
+ * identity key derivation labels are part of the compatibility surface for
+ * future event-log encryption versions.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as EventLogEncryption from "./EventLogEncryption.js";
 /**
+ * Defines the wire messages used by event-log remotes to authenticate clients,
+ * write event batches, and stream changes back to replicas.
+ *
+ * This module is the protocol boundary between `EventLogRemote` clients and
+ * event-log servers: it provides schemas for store identifiers, protocol
+ * errors, session handshake payloads, authenticated RPCs, and the msgpack
+ * payloads used to carry encrypted or plaintext journal entries.
+ *
+ * Event batches are serialized as binary payloads before transport. Small
+ * payloads can be sent as a single frame, while larger payloads are split into
+ * `ChunkedMessage` parts and must be reassembled by message id after every part
+ * has arrived. Transports should preserve `Uint8Array` bytes exactly and avoid
+ * treating msgpack data as text.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as EventLogMessage from "./EventLogMessage.js";
 /**
+ * Client-side remote replica support for writing event-log entries and
+ * receiving change streams over the event-log RPC protocol.
+ *
+ * This module builds `EventLogRemote` services backed by `EventLogRemoteRpcs`.
+ * It is used by local event logs that need to replicate entries to another
+ * journal, subscribe to remote changes from a sequence number, or run effects
+ * only after the current event-log identity has completed the remote
+ * authentication handshake. The encrypted constructor is the default choice for
+ * synchronizing browser, edge, or service replicas across an untrusted network,
+ * while the unencrypted constructor is intended for trusted transports or tests.
+ *
+ * Remote sessions begin with `Hello` and `Authenticate`, cache authentication by
+ * identity public key, and retry forbidden responses by refreshing the handshake.
+ * The RPC transport must preserve a stable client session across hello,
+ * authentication, writes, and change streams. Entries and change batches may be
+ * split into protocol chunks, so callers should treat `changes` as a scoped
+ * streaming queue and rely on the remote `Registry` registration instead of
+ * manually sharing partially assembled payloads between sessions.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as EventLogRemote from "./EventLogRemote.js";
 /**
+ * Server-side RPC handlers for accepting remote event-log writes and streaming
+ * changes back to authenticated clients.
+ *
+ * This module is the protocol glue used by concrete event-log servers: it
+ * performs the hello / authenticate challenge flow, attaches the authenticated
+ * `EventLog.Identity` to subsequent RPC requests, reassembles chunked writes,
+ * and chunks large change payloads before they are sent to clients. It is useful
+ * when exposing an event-log replica over HTTP-backed RPC, for example to sync
+ * browser, edge, or service replicas with a central journal.
+ *
+ * The authentication state is tied to the RPC client session annotations, so the
+ * transport must preserve a stable client session between `Hello`,
+ * `Authenticate`, writes, and change streams. Deployments should run the endpoint
+ * over TLS, avoid exposing unauthenticated write or changes routes, and persist
+ * session-auth key bindings with the same trust boundary as the event-log data.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as EventLogServer from "./EventLogServer.js";
 /**
+ * Server-side RPC layers and storage contracts for encrypted event-log
+ * replication.
+ *
+ * This module is used by encrypted `EventLogRemote` clients that need a remote
+ * synchronization endpoint without exposing plaintext events to the server. The
+ * server stores ciphertext, initialization vectors, entry ids, and remote
+ * sequence numbers keyed by the client's public key and store id, then streams
+ * encrypted changes back to clients so they can decrypt locally with their
+ * identity private key material. This makes it suitable for offline-first
+ * synchronization, multi-device replication, and hosted backends where the
+ * transport or storage layer should not inspect event payloads.
+ *
+ * The server does not derive or hold encryption keys. It treats public keys as
+ * log identities, persists one session authentication binding per public key,
+ * and reuses the initialization vector supplied with each encrypted write
+ * request for the entries in that batch. Persisted remote ids, session signing
+ * key bindings, ciphertext, IVs, and sequence numbers are therefore part of the
+ * encrypted replication protocol and should be kept stable by durable storage
+ * implementations.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as EventLogServerEncrypted from "./EventLogServerEncrypted.js";
 /**
+ * Server implementation for event logs whose entries are persisted and streamed
+ * in plaintext.
+ *
+ * This module is useful for trusted deployments, local development, tests, and
+ * server-side event sources that need typed event handlers, conflict detection,
+ * compaction, and RPC change streams without an encryption layer. It includes
+ * services for mapping client store ids to server stores, authorizing reads and
+ * writes, storing remote entries, and binding session authentication keys.
+ *
+ * Because payloads and journals are unencrypted, storage must be protected by
+ * the surrounding infrastructure. Session authentication bindings are part of
+ * the storage contract and must be persisted by durable implementations so a
+ * public key cannot silently bind to a different signing key after a restart.
+ * The provided memory storage is process-local and intended for ephemeral
+ * servers, tests, or examples rather than durable multi-process use.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as EventLogServerUnencrypted from "./EventLogServerUnencrypted.js";
 /**
+ * Utilities for authenticating event log sessions with short-lived challenges
+ * and Ed25519 signatures.
+ *
+ * This module builds and verifies the canonical payload that a remote peer signs
+ * when proving control of a session signing key. It is used by event log
+ * transports that need to bind a connection attempt to a remote identifier,
+ * session challenge, advertised event log public key, and signing public key
+ * before accepting session traffic.
+ *
+ * Callers are responsible for issuing fresh challenges, enforcing the challenge
+ * time-to-live, and tracking whether a challenge has already been consumed. The
+ * helpers here provide deterministic payload encoding, algorithm checks,
+ * signature validation, and Web Crypto integration; they do not establish peer
+ * trust by themselves. Trust decisions still need to compare the supplied keys
+ * and remote identity against the application's authorization policy, and
+ * signed payloads should be treated as bearer authentication material until the
+ * challenge expires.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as EventLogSessionAuth from "./EventLogSessionAuth.js";
 /**
+ * SQL-backed persistence for the unstable event-log journal.
+ *
+ * This module provides an `EventJournal` implementation that stores local
+ * entries and remote replication metadata in a `SqlClient` database. It is
+ * useful when event-log data needs to survive process restarts, be replayed to
+ * rebuild projections, or be synchronized with other journals such as remote
+ * servers, peer replicas, or offline clients that later reconnect.
+ *
+ * The adapter creates the entry and remotes tables with dialect-specific UUID,
+ * binary payload, and timestamp column types, but it only performs the minimal
+ * `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS` setup needed by the journal. Applications that
+ * customize table names, add indexes, or evolve storage should manage those
+ * migrations explicitly and keep encoded payloads compatible with the schemas
+ * that will decode historical entries. Remote sequence rows are persisted
+ * separately from entries, duplicate imports are ignored by primary key, and
+ * conflict checks rely on event name, primary key, and the timestamp derived
+ * from the entry id.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as SqlEventJournal from "./SqlEventJournal.js";
 /**
+ * SQL-backed storage for encrypted event-log servers.
+ *
+ * This module provides the encrypted server-side storage implementation used
+ * when event-log entries should be durable in a SQL database without exposing
+ * plaintext event data to that database. It is intended for remote event-log
+ * servers, sync services, and multi-client deployments where the server assigns
+ * stable sequence numbers and broadcasts changes while clients retain control of
+ * event encryption and decryption.
+ *
+ * The storage creates dialect-specific tables for the server remote id and
+ * session authentication bindings, then creates per-identity/store entry tables
+ * using a SHA-256-derived table suffix. Those entry tables store IVs, entry ids,
+ * encrypted entry bytes, and the SQL sequence used for ordering. Operators
+ * should account for these dynamically created tables in migrations, backups,
+ * retention policies, and table-prefix changes. Encryption key material is not
+ * stored here, so rotating encryption schemes or moving data between databases
+ * requires compatibility with the clients that produced the encrypted entries.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as SqlEventLogServerEncrypted from "./SqlEventLogServerEncrypted.js";
 /**
+ * SQL-backed storage for an unencrypted event-log server.
+ *
+ * This module provides the persistence layer used by
+ * `EventLogServerUnencrypted` when remote entries should be stored in a SQL
+ * database and streamed back to clients by store sequence. It creates and uses
+ * dialect-specific tables for the server remote id, per-store sequence state,
+ * plaintext entries, and session authentication bindings, which makes it useful
+ * for durable local or service-side event-log deployments where database
+ * backup, replication, and transactional ordering are desired.
+ *
+ * Entry payloads are intentionally written as plaintext bytes. Use this storage
+ * only when the database, transport, backups, logs, and operators are trusted,
+ * or when encryption is handled outside this module. Table names are derived
+ * from the provided prefixes, and writes rely on SQL transactions plus
+ * store-level sequence rows, so deployments should provision compatible
+ * isolation/locking behavior and account for dialect-specific binary and text
+ * column limits.
+ *
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export * as SqlEventLogServerUnencrypted from "./SqlEventLogServerUnencrypted.js";

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package/dist/unstable/http/Cookies.d.ts

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ export interface Cookies extends Pipeable, Inspectable.Inspectable {
 /**
  * Schema interface for validating and encoding `Cookies` collections.
  *
- * @category Schemas
+ * @category schemas
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export interface CookiesSchema extends Schema.declare<Cookies, Record.ReadonlyRecord<string, Cookie>> {
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ export interface CookiesSchema extends Schema.declare<Cookies, Record.ReadonlyRe
  * JSON encoding uses `Set-Cookie` header strings, while isomorphic encoding uses
  * a readonly record of cookie values.
  *
- * @category Schemas
+ * @category schemas
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export declare const CookiesSchema: CookiesSchema;
@@ -88,14 +88,14 @@ export interface Cookie extends Inspectable.Inspectable {
 /**
  * Returns `true` when a value is a `Cookie`.
  *
- * @category Guards
+ * @category guards
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export declare const isCookie: (u: unknown) => u is Cookie;
 /**
  * Schema interface for validating `Cookie` values.
  *
- * @category Schemas
+ * @category schemas
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export interface CookieSchema extends Schema.declare<Cookie> {
@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ export interface CookieSchema extends Schema.declare<Cookie> {
 /**
  * Schema for `Cookie` values.
  *
- * @category Schemas
+ * @category schemas
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export declare const CookieSchema: CookieSchema;
@@ -518,7 +518,7 @@ export declare const toRecord: (self: Cookies) => Record<string, string>;
 /**
  * Schema transformation between `Cookies` and a record of decoded string values keyed by cookie name.
  *
- * @category Schemas
+ * @category schemas
  * @since 4.0.0
  */
 export declare const schemaRecord: Schema.decodeTo<Schema.$Record<Schema.String, Schema.String>, CookiesSchema, never, never>;