gemi 0.108.0 → 0.110.0

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+{
+  "version": 3,
+  "sources": ["../server/httpDev.ts", "../server/devFetch.ts", "../server/renderErrorPage.ts", "../server/hmrPort.ts", "../server/hmrRelay.ts"],
+  "sourcesContent": [
+    "import { join } from \"node:path\";\n\nimport { createServer } from \"vite\";\n\nimport { App } from \"../app\";\nimport gemiVite from \"../vite\";\nimport { Instrumentation } from \"./types\";\nimport { printStartupBanner } from \"./banner\";\nimport { GEMI_EXTERNAL_SPECIFIERS } from \"../internal/gemiExternals\";\nimport { createDevFetch, sendErrorToClient, ssrRunner } from \"./devFetch\";\nimport { resolveHmrPort } from \"./hmrPort\";\nimport { serverIdleTimeout } from \"./idleTimeout\";\nimport {\n  type HmrRelayData,\n  hmrRelayHandler,\n  hmrRelayPort,\n  isHmrUpgrade,\n  listenHmrServer,\n  upgradeHmr,\n} from \"./hmrRelay\";\n\nexport { viteErrorPayload } from \"./devFetch\";\n\nconst rootDir = process.cwd();\nconst appDir = join(rootDir, \"app\");\n\n// `bun --hot` re-evaluates the module graph on every server-code change. A\n// syntax error or top-level throw in app code therefore fails during *module\n// load* — outside any request, and before `httpDev` re-runs — so Bun only\n// prints it to the console. Bun surfaces these as `unhandledRejection` (the\n// reload re-imports the entry and the failing dynamic import rejects), so hook\n// that here and forward it to the client. Registered once; process listeners\n// persist across reloads.\nif (!globalThis.__gemiErrorHooked) {\n  globalThis.__gemiErrorHooked = true;\n  process.on(\"unhandledRejection\", (reason) => {\n    console.error(reason);\n    sendErrorToClient(reason);\n  });\n  process.on(\"uncaughtException\", (err) => {\n    console.error(err);\n    sendErrorToClient(err);\n  });\n}\n\nexport async function httpDev(app: App, instrumentation: Instrumentation) {\n  // Same override the prod server honors (`httpProd.ts`). Read here rather than\n  // inline at `Bun.serve` because the HMR port is derived from it.\n  const httpPort = Number(process.env.PORT) || 5173;\n  // The same `SERVER_IDLE_TIMEOUT` `gemi start` honours (#787), so a long-poll\n  // that works in production is not cut at Bun's 10s here. Read before Vite\n  // starts so a bad value fails the boot first. Upgraded sockets, the HMR relay\n  // among them, are not subject to it.\n  const idleTimeout = serverIdleTimeout();\n\n  // `bun --hot` re-runs this module on every server-code change, so keep a\n  // single Vite server on `globalThis` instead of spawning a new one (and a new\n  // HMR socket) on each reload.\n  const isReload = Boolean(globalThis.__gemiVite);\n  const vite = (globalThis.__gemiVite ??= await createServer({\n    // gemi owns the Vite setup — the app has no `vite.config.mjs` to discover.\n    // Register the gemi plugin explicitly instead; it loads `gemi.config.ts` and\n    // appends the app's Vite plugins (e.g. `@vitejs/plugin-react`, which serves\n    // `/@react-refresh` and the HMR preamble referenced below).\n    configFile: false,\n    plugins: [gemiVite()],\n    server: {\n      middlewareMode: true,\n      // The page's own port, so the HMR client's fallback (\"direct\") socket\n      // also targets this server rather than Vite's default 5173.\n      port: httpPort,\n      // In middleware mode Vite would stand up a second HTTP server for the HMR\n      // websocket on a fixed port — so two `gemi dev` processes fought over one\n      // socket, and a proxy or tunnel, which carries only the page's port,\n      // could not reach it at all. Hand Vite a loopback server instead, on a\n      // port of this process's own (see `hmrPort.ts` for how it is chosen):\n      // given a server, Vite tells the browser to connect to the page's origin,\n      // and `Bun.serve` below relays that socket to it (see `hmrRelay.ts`).\n      // `ws` and not the older `hmr`: `server.hmr.{port,host,…}` is\n      // deprecated in Vite 8 and warns. An app overriding either one in\n      // `gemi.config.ts` still wins — plugin config (where `gemi.config.ts`'s\n      // `vite` block is applied) is merged over this inline config, and Vite's\n      // own `hmr`→`ws` compat shim forwards the deprecated spelling here.\n      ws: { server: await listenHmrServer(resolveHmrPort(httpPort)) },\n      // Vite answers any host other than `localhost` and `*.localhost` with a\n      // 403, which would block a `route.domains` root such as `lvh.me` and\n      // every custom domain pointed here from `/etc/hosts`.\n      allowedHosts: app.devAllowedHosts.call(app),\n      // gemi reloads `.env` into process.env itself (see `watchEnv`). Stop Vite\n      // from *also* watching env files: Vite's env-change handler restarts the\n      // dev server, which closes the SSR module runner — but gemi keeps a single\n      // Vite instance across `bun --hot` reloads, so an in-flight view import\n      // hits the closed runner (\"Vite module runner has been closed\"). Ignoring\n      // env files here only disables the restart; env *loading* at startup (and\n      // `import.meta.env`) is unaffected.\n      watch: {\n        ignored: (file: string) => {\n          const base = file.split(/[/\\\\]/).pop() ?? \"\";\n          return base === \".env\" || base.startsWith(\".env.\");\n        },\n      },\n    },\n    appType: \"custom\",\n    // Views are loaded through this SSR graph while the renderer\n    // (react-dom/server in ViewRouteDispatcher) is imported by Bun.\n    // Dedupe so Vite can never resolve a second React copy — a mismatch makes\n    // the SSR dispatcher null (\"Invalid hook call\") after an HMR reload.\n    resolve: { dedupe: [\"react\", \"react-dom\"] },\n    // Pre-bundle the whole React surface the client uses in one pass. The client\n    // imports `react-dom/client` (`init.tsx`) and `react-dom` (`createPortal` in\n    // `HttpReload.tsx`); if only the first is discovered at startup, the first\n    // request to a module using the second triggers a *second* optimize pass,\n    // and the already-served page ends up importing a now-stale dep — surfacing\n    // as \"does not provide an export named 't'\". Listing them up front bundles\n    // them together so no re-optimization (and no version skew) happens.\n    optimizeDeps: { include: [\"react\", \"react-dom\", \"react-dom/client\"] },\n    // `gemi` is a linked package, so Vite would otherwise compile its own copy\n    // into this graph — giving views a *different* `RouteStateContext` (and\n    // other module-level singletons) than the Bun-loaded renderer's `Root`\n    // provider, so `useRouteData()` reads the empty default (`i18n` undefined).\n    // Externalizing makes view imports of `gemi/*` resolve to the one Bun\n    // instance. Vite's `ssr.external` matches exact specifiers (subpaths are NOT\n    // covered by the bare name, and regexes are ignored here), so every subpath\n    // a view might import must be listed — see `internal/gemiExternals`, the\n    // shared source of truth this and the SSR build (`vite/index.ts`) both use.\n    ssr: {\n      external: [...GEMI_EXTERNAL_SPECIFIERS],\n    },\n  }));\n\n  process.env.ROOT_DIR = rootDir;\n  process.env.APP_DIR = appDir;\n\n  const devFetch = createDevFetch(app, instrumentation, vite);\n  // `null` when an app's own `server.ws` in `gemi.config.ts` sent Vite's\n  // websocket elsewhere; the browser then connects there directly.\n  const relayPort = hmrRelayPort(vite.config?.server?.ws);\n  const server = Bun.serve<HmrRelayData>({\n    port: httpPort,\n    idleTimeout,\n    fetch: (req, server) => {\n      if (relayPort !== null && isHmrUpgrade(req)) {\n        return upgradeHmr(req, server, relayPort);\n      }\n      return devFetch(req);\n    },\n    websocket: hmrRelayHandler,\n  });\n\n  // `bun --hot` re-evaluates its *whole* module graph on a server-code change —\n  // node_modules included — so after a reload `react`, `react-dom/server` and the\n  // Bun-loaded `gemi` are all fresh instances. This Vite server is not reloaded\n  // with them (it is deliberately kept on `globalThis` above), and its SSR runner\n  // still holds every view module it has evaluated — each bound, through the\n  // externalized `gemi/*` imports, to the *previous* `gemi` and therefore the\n  // previous `react`. The next render then sets the dispatcher on the new React\n  // while a cached view calls hooks on the old one: \"Invalid hook call\", a null\n  // `dispatcher.useContext` thrown from `useRouteData` inside a view nobody\n  // touched. Editing a *view* never showed it — Vite's own watcher invalidates\n  // that module, so it re-evaluates against the new instances. Editing a\n  // server-only file (`app/config/*`, a feature declaration, a controller) is\n  // the case with nothing to invalidate the views, so drop the evaluated\n  // modules here, once per reload.\n  //\n  // Here and not before `Bun.serve`, with nothing awaited in between, because\n  // both sides of the swap have to see a consistent pair. Until that call\n  // returns the *previous* fetch handler is still serving — old dispatcher, old\n  // `react-dom/server` — and a request landing there after an early clear would\n  // re-evaluate its views against the *new* `gemi`: the same mismatch, reversed.\n  // After it, the new handler is live and must not be given the stale ones. The\n  // two statements are synchronous neighbours, so no request can be dispatched\n  // between them.\n  //\n  // Only the *evaluated* modules go: the server-side transform cache is\n  // untouched, so this costs a re-evaluation and not a re-transform. Clearing\n  // the module graph as well would not have been enough anyway — externalized\n  // deps (`gemi`, and React through it) are cached in the runner by URL and\n  // carry no invalidation flag, which is exactly where the stale React hides.\n  if (isReload) {\n    ssrRunner(vite).clearCache();\n  }\n\n  // On a reload `app` has already been rebuilt with the new code and Bun.serve\n  // above has swapped in the new fetch handler, so the updated controllers are\n  // live *now*. Tell the client to re-run its queries only at this point —\n  // firing it from Vite's file watcher instead races Bun's reload and leaves\n  // the UI one change behind.\n  if (isReload) {\n    // We got here, so the reload succeeded. Recover from any error that was\n    // showing: a standalone error page must be fully reloaded to get the app\n    // back, whereas an overlay pushed onto a live page is cleared by the\n    // client's `http-reload` handler (no jarring full-page reload). A normal\n    // reload just re-runs client queries against the now-live controllers.\n    if (globalThis.__gemiErrorActive && globalThis.__gemiErrorPageServed) {\n      globalThis.__gemiErrorActive = false;\n      globalThis.__gemiErrorPageServed = false;\n      vite.ws.send({ type: \"full-reload\" });\n    } else {\n      globalThis.__gemiErrorActive = false;\n      vite.ws.send({ type: \"custom\", event: \"http-reload\" });\n    }\n  } else {\n    // First start (not a `bun --hot` reload) — print the startup banner once.\n    printStartupBanner({ port: server.port, rootDir });\n  }\n\n  return server;\n}\n",
+    "import { stringEraRefusal } from \"../http/Error\";\nimport { join } from \"node:path\";\nimport { IncomingMessage, ServerResponse } from \"node:http\";\nimport { Socket } from \"node:net\";\n\nimport type { RunnableDevEnvironment, ViteDevServer } from \"vite\";\n\nimport type { App } from \"../app\";\nimport { isApiPath } from \"../services/router/apiPath\";\nimport { renderErrorPage } from \"./renderErrorPage\";\nimport { createDevStyles } from \"./styles\";\nimport type { Instrumentation } from \"./types\";\nimport { ISLAND_ENTRY_QUERY } from \"../internal/islandRuntime\";\n\n// Run a Web `Request` through Vite's Connect middleware.\n// Resolves to a `Response` when Vite handles the request (module transforms,\n// assets, the HMR client, ...), or `null` when it calls `next()` — which, with\n// `appType: \"custom\"`, it does for everything it doesn't own.\nfunction viteMiddleware(vite: ViteDevServer, request: Request): Promise<Response | null> {\n  const url = new URL(request.url);\n\n  const req = new IncomingMessage(new Socket());\n  req.url = url.pathname + url.search;\n  req.method = request.method;\n  req.headers = Object.fromEntries(request.headers);\n\n  const res = new ServerResponse(req);\n  const chunks: Buffer[] = [];\n\n  return new Promise((resolve) => {\n    res.write = ((chunk: any) => {\n      if (chunk) chunks.push(Buffer.from(chunk));\n      return true;\n    }) as typeof res.write;\n\n    res.end = ((chunk?: any) => {\n      if (chunk && typeof chunk !== \"function\") chunks.push(Buffer.from(chunk));\n\n      const headers = new Headers();\n      for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(res.getHeaders())) {\n        if (value == null) continue;\n        for (const v of Array.isArray(value) ? value : [value]) {\n          headers.append(key, String(v));\n        }\n      }\n\n      resolve(\n        new Response(chunks.length ? Buffer.concat(chunks) : null, {\n          status: res.statusCode,\n          headers,\n        }),\n      );\n      return res;\n    }) as typeof res.end;\n\n    vite.middlewares(req, res, () => resolve(null));\n  });\n}\n\ndeclare global {\n  // Created once and reused across `bun --hot` reloads (see below).\n  var __gemiVite: ViteDevServer | undefined;\n  // Guards one-time registration of the process error hooks across reloads.\n  var __gemiErrorHooked: boolean | undefined;\n  // An error overlay is currently showing on the client (clear it on recovery).\n  var __gemiErrorActive: boolean | undefined;\n  // We served a standalone error *page* (not just a pushed overlay), so the\n  // visible document has no live app — recovery needs a full page reload.\n  var __gemiErrorPageServed: boolean | undefined;\n}\n\n// Build the `>  1 | ...\\n     |     ^` codeframe Vite's overlay renders — must\n// match its `codeframeRE` (a `<line> | <text>` line followed by a `| ^` line,\n// each ending in a newline).\nfunction codeFrame(lineText: string, line: number, column: number) {\n  const gutter = String(line);\n  const pad = \" \".repeat(gutter.length);\n  const caret = \" \".repeat(Math.max(0, column - 1)) + \"^\";\n  return `${gutter} |  ${lineText}\\n${pad} |  ${caret}\\n`;\n}\n\n// Normalize whatever Bun/JS throws into the { message, stack, frame, loc }\n// shape Vite's error overlay consumes. Two cases matter:\n//   - a real `Error` (runtime top-level throw) carries a proper `.stack`;\n//   - a Bun `BuildMessage` (syntax error) has NO `.stack`, only a `.position`\n//     ({ file, line, column, lineText }) — so synthesize a codeframe + loc from\n//     it, otherwise the overlay shows a bare message with no location.\n// (An `Error` instance also JSON-stringifies to `{}`, so fields are copied by\n// hand either way.)\nexport function viteErrorPayload(err: any) {\n  if (err && typeof err === \"object\") {\n    const pos = err.position;\n    if (pos && typeof pos === \"object\" && typeof pos.file === \"string\") {\n      return {\n        message: typeof err.message === \"string\" ? err.message : String(err),\n        stack: \"\",\n        frame:\n          typeof pos.lineText === \"string\"\n            ? codeFrame(pos.lineText, pos.line, pos.column)\n            : undefined,\n        loc: { file: pos.file, line: pos.line, column: pos.column },\n      };\n    }\n    return {\n      message: typeof err.message === \"string\" ? err.message : String(err),\n      stack: typeof err.stack === \"string\" ? err.stack : \"\",\n    };\n  }\n  return { message: String(err), stack: \"\" };\n}\n\n// Push an error into the browser via Vite's HMR socket. `__gemiVite` persists\n// across `bun --hot` reloads, so this works even when the reload that produced\n// the error never got far enough to (re)run `httpDev`.\nexport function sendErrorToClient(err: any) {\n  const vite = globalThis.__gemiVite;\n  if (!vite) return;\n  vite.ws.send({ type: \"error\", err: viteErrorPayload(err) as any });\n  globalThis.__gemiErrorActive = true;\n}\n\n/**\n * The SSR environment's module runner — what `vite.ssrLoadModule` is a thin\n * (and, in Vite 8, deprecated) wrapper over. Going through it directly is what\n * gives `httpDev` a handle on the evaluated-module cache it has to drop after a\n * `bun --hot` reload; `ssrLoadModule` keeps its own runner private.\n *\n * Duck-typed rather than `isRunnableDevEnvironment(environment)`: this server\n * outlives the module instance that created it, and after a reload the freshly\n * evaluated `vite` brings a *new* `RunnableDevEnvironment` class object, so the\n * `instanceof` that predicate performs is false for a perfectly runnable\n * environment. (The same one-copy-per-reload rule this whole dance is about.)\n */\nexport function ssrRunner(vite: ViteDevServer) {\n  const environment = vite.environments.ssr as RunnableDevEnvironment;\n  if (typeof environment?.runner?.import !== \"function\") {\n    throw new Error(\"gemi dev requires a runnable Vite SSR environment.\");\n  }\n  return environment.runner;\n}\n\n/**\n * The dev document's single bootstrap module. It loads, in this order:\n *\n *   1. `/refresh.js` — the React Refresh preamble;\n *   2. `/@vite/client` — the HMR client;\n *   3. `/app/client.tsx` — the app.\n *\n * One module, because React emits every `bootstrapModules` entry as\n * `<script type=\"module\" async>`, and async module scripts run in whatever\n * order they finish loading. The preamble has to have installed\n * `window.$RefreshReg$` before any component module evaluates, or\n * `@vitejs/plugin-react`'s transform throws \"can't detect preamble\" and the\n * app never hydrates. Awaiting each `import()` is what makes the order a\n * guarantee rather than a race.\n *\n * The preamble and the HMR client are each caught: an app without\n * `@vitejs/plugin-react` has no `/@react-refresh` and needs no preamble, and a\n * broken HMR client must not stop the app from booting. The app's own import\n * is not caught, so its errors surface as they would from a script tag.\n */\nexport const DEV_ENTRY_PATH = \"/@gemi/dev-entry.js\";\n\nexport const DEV_ENTRY_SOURCE = `const report = (error) => console.error(error);\nawait import(\"/refresh.js\").catch(report);\nawait import(\"/@vite/client\").catch(report);\nawait import(\"/app/client.tsx\");\n`;\n\n/**\n * Installs the React Refresh preamble, as `@vitejs/plugin-react`'s own\n * `index.html` transform would.\n *\n * The runtime is imported by an origin-relative URL. An absolute one, built\n * from the request URL the server sees, breaks behind a TLS-terminating proxy\n * or tunnel: the browser is on `https://<tunnel>` while the server sees\n * `http://localhost:5173`, so the import is blocked as mixed content or points\n * at a host the browser cannot reach.\n */\nexport const REFRESH_PREAMBLE_SOURCE = `import RefreshRuntime from \"/@react-refresh\";\nRefreshRuntime.injectIntoGlobalHook(window);\nwindow.$RefreshReg$ = () => {};\nwindow.$RefreshSig$ = () => (type) => type;\nwindow.__vite_plugin_react_preamble_installed__ = true;\n`;\n\n/**\n * The scripts the dev document loads that nothing on disk backs: the\n * bootstrap entry above, `/refresh.js` with the React Refresh preamble, and\n * `/render-error.js`, which the dev error page loads. `null` for any other\n * path.\n *\n * Answered inside the global middleware, not in front of it as they were. They\n * have no production counterpart, but a gate that must hold in dev as well,\n * one that refuses traffic without a header, is only complete if nothing the\n * dev server answers goes around it.\n */\nfunction devScript(req: Request): Response | null {\n  const { pathname } = new URL(req.url);\n  const script = (source: string) =>\n    new Response(source, {\n      headers: {\n        \"Content-Type\": \"application/javascript\",\n      },\n    });\n  if (pathname === DEV_ENTRY_PATH) {\n    return script(DEV_ENTRY_SOURCE);\n  }\n  if (pathname.startsWith(\"/render-error.js\")) {\n    return script(\"window.render_error = true\");\n  }\n  if (pathname.startsWith(\"/refresh.js\")) {\n    return script(REFRESH_PREAMBLE_SOURCE);\n  }\n  return null;\n}\n\n/**\n * The dev server's `fetch` handler, apart from `Bun.serve` and from creating\n * Vite, so a test can hand it a stub Vite server and drive it with plain\n * `Request`s. `httpDev` is the only other caller. This module has no import\n * side effects, unlike `httpDev.ts`, which installs process-wide error hooks.\n */\nexport function createDevFetch(\n  app: App,\n  instrumentation: Instrumentation,\n  vite: ViteDevServer,\n): (req: Request) => Promise<Response> {\n  const appDir = join(process.cwd(), \"app\");\n\n  return async (req) => {\n    const { pathname } = new URL(req.url);\n    const errorResponse = (err: any): Response => {\n      // Errors thrown *while handling a request* (a controller throwing, a\n      // failing view import, ...) never hit `httpDev`'s module-load hooks,\n      // so surface them here: forward to the overlay for any already-open\n      // page, and render an error page for this response so a fresh load\n      // (which has no live HMR socket yet) still shows the failure.\n      console.error(err);\n      vite.ssrFixStacktrace?.(err);\n      sendErrorToClient(err);\n\n      if (isApiPath(pathname)) {\n        return new Response(\n          JSON.stringify({\n            error: stringEraRefusal(\"server_error\", err?.message ?? String(err), 500),\n          }),\n          {\n            status: 500,\n            headers: { \"Content-Type\": \"application/json\" },\n          },\n        );\n      }\n\n      // This document has no live app (so no HttpReload listener to clear the\n      // overlay) — remember that, so recovery forces a full page reload.\n      globalThis.__gemiErrorPageServed = true;\n      return new Response(renderErrorPage(viteErrorPayload(err)), {\n        status: 500,\n        headers: { \"Content-Type\": \"text/html\" },\n      });\n    };\n    const requestHandler = async (req: Request): Promise<Response> => {\n      const script = devScript(req);\n      if (script) {\n        return script;\n      }\n      try {\n        const handler = app.fetch.bind(app);\n        const result = (await viteMiddleware(vite, req)) ?? (await handler(req));\n        if (result instanceof Response) {\n          return result;\n        }\n\n        const viewImportMap = {};\n        const ogMap = {};\n        const viewModules = {};\n        const template = (viewName: string, path: string) =>\n          `\"${viewName}\": () => import(\"${path}\")`;\n        const templates = [];\n\n        for (const fileName of [\"404\", ...app.getFlatComponentTree.call(app)]) {\n          if (process.env.NODE_ENV === \"test\") {\n            break;\n          }\n          const appDir = `${process.env.APP_DIR}`;\n          const mod = await ssrRunner(vite).import(`${appDir}/views/${fileName}.tsx`);\n\n          viewImportMap[fileName] = mod.default;\n          ogMap[fileName] = mod?.OpenGraph;\n          // The whole module, so a streaming render can put the view's\n          // `Loading`/`Error` exports into the shell it sends.\n          viewModules[fileName] = mod;\n          // Emit a root-relative URL (`/app/views/Foo.tsx`), NOT the absolute\n          // filesystem path the runner import above uses. The browser's\n          // `window.loaders` preload and `client.tsx`'s `import.meta.glob` map\n          // must import the exact same URL — otherwise Vite serves the module\n          // under two URLs (`/app/views/Foo.tsx` vs `/Users/.../app/views/Foo.tsx`)\n          // and loads/instantiates the view twice.\n          templates.push(template(fileName, `/app/views/${fileName}.tsx`));\n        }\n\n        const loaders = `{${templates.join(\",\")}}`;\n\n        return await result({\n          getStyles: async (currentViews: string[], options?: { static?: boolean; layout?: string }) =>\n            await createDevStyles(appDir, vite, currentViews, options?.layout),\n          // Vite serves app files by their root-relative path; the island\n          // entry is that path plus the plugin's query.\n          resolveIsland: (moduleKey: string) => ({\n            src: `/${moduleKey}${ISLAND_ENTRY_QUERY}`,\n            preload: [],\n          }),\n          bootstrapModules: [DEV_ENTRY_PATH],\n          viewImportMap,\n          viewModules,\n          ogMap,\n          loaders,\n          cssManifest: {},\n        });\n      } catch (err: any) {\n        return errorResponse(err);\n      }\n    };\n\n    // In front of Vite's middleware, the dev scripts and the app, as\n    // `httpProd` puts the global middleware in front of its static files, so a\n    // check that passes here passes there. A throw from it is answered like\n    // one from a route. Vite's HMR websocket is the one thing it cannot cover:\n    // its upgrade is relayed to Vite by `Bun.serve` (see `hmrRelay.ts`) before\n    // this handler runs, and Vite checks the token and host itself.\n    return await instrumentation(req, (req) =>\n      app.withGlobalMiddleware(req, requestHandler, errorResponse),\n    );\n  };\n}\n",
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