litedbmodel 2.0.2 → 2.2.0

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  1. package/README.md +7 -0
  2. package/dist/DBConditions.d.ts.map +1 -1
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- /**
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- * litedbmodel v2 SCP — Authoring Parse (WS2, #22).
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- *
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- * The litedbmodel authoring surface (spec §2.4 / §7) and the SINGLE compile path
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- * (spec §9) that lowers BOTH the SCP declaration blocks and the eager public API into
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- * ONE internal Component-graph IR (behavior-contracts' portable JSON). This module is a
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- * thin SQL-backend consumer over bc's shared authoring layer (`SemanticBehavior` /
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- * `compileBehaviors` / `catalogComponents` — bc#24): litedbmodel supplies ONLY the
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- * Catalog ({@link LITEDBMODEL_CATALOG}) and the CQRS effect derivation; bc owns all
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- * composition, `$`-wiring, structured control (`when` / `.map`), expression lowering,
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- * plan derivation and the portability self-check (C2: "the difference is the catalog
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- * only"). It mirrors graphddb's `publishBehaviors` precedent exactly.
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- *
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- * ## Authoring surface (spec §2.4)
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- *
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- * - **Root = class**: a `SemanticBehavior` subclass (default) or an `@behavior`-marked
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- * class; each PUBLIC method is one root Behavior (= one component; name = method name).
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- * `#`-private / `_`-prefixed members are helpers and are not published. The marker is
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- * one-per-class and effect-agnostic — there is NO query/command vocabulary to author.
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- * - **Input Port** = the method's `$: In<...>` argument; **Output Port** = its return
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- * value; the internal DAG is derived from `$`-refs, `.map` and `when` wiring.
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- * - **Leaf vocabulary** = the Catalog only ({@link components} = `catalogComponents(
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- * LITEDBMODEL_CATALOG)` — `Select` / `Insert` / `Update` / `Delete` / `Fragment`). There
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- * is NO litedbmodel-local authoring vocabulary beyond the Catalog. Conditions/values are
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- * written with bc's expression builders (`eq` / `ne` / `coalesce` / …); `cond ? [...] :
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- * SKIP` is written as `when(cond, () => <fragment>)` — in a `where` port it lowers to a
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- * pure `{cond:[c, <frag>, null]}` Expression IR node (SKIP is the ABSENCE of the
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- * fragment when `c` is false — spec §7, WS1 render), NOT a new opcode. Native `?:` / `??`
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- * / `&&` are rejected by bc's source scan; use `when` / `coalesce` / `and`.
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- *
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- * ## CQRS effect (spec §2.4 — derived, never authored)
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- *
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- * Query vs Command is DERIVED from whether a lowered component references a write-Catalog
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- * primitive (`Insert` / `Update` / `Delete` / `Tx`), via {@link deriveContractEffect}
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- * (bc `classifyBehaviorEffect` over {@link WRITE_CATALOG_NAMES}). Class names carry no
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- * meaning.
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- *
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- * ## Single compile path (spec §9 — a real invariant)
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- *
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- * The eager public API ({@link compileEager}) does NOT interpret model metadata on a
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- * separate path. It synthesizes the SAME authoring (a one-method `SemanticBehavior`
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- * subclass) and runs it through the SAME {@link compileBehaviors}. `test/scp` pins that
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- * the eager path and the declaration path for an equivalent query produce byte-identical
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- * component IR.
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- */
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- import { type BehaviorClass, type Component, type ComponentGraphIR, type MapNode, type ComponentRefNode, type PortSchema, type Recorded } from 'behavior-contracts';
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- import { type CatalogName, type ContractEffect } from './catalog';
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- /**
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- * The litedbmodel leaf-component functions for the shared authoring surface —
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- * `catalogComponents(LITEDBMODEL_CATALOG)` bound once, lazily (so importing this module
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- * does not pay for the binding until authoring actually runs). Invoke them inside
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- * `SemanticBehavior` method bodies:
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- *
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- * ```ts
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- * const L = components();
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- * class PostBehaviors extends SemanticBehavior {
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- * PostSearch($: In<{ authorId: number; status?: string; since: string }>) {
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- * const posts = L.Select({ table: 'posts', select: ['id', 'author_id', 'title'],
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- * where: [ eq($.authorId, $.authorId),
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- * when(ne($.status, null), () => eq($.status, $.status)), // SKIP-optional
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- * ge($.since, $.since) ] });
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- * const authors = posts.map(($p: Recorded) =>
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- * L.Select({ table: 'users', select: ['id', 'name'], where: [ eq($p.author_id, $p.author_id) ] }));
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- * return { posts, authors };
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- * }
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- * }
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- * ```
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- *
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- * `Tx` is in the map but is `portableToIR: false`, so wiring it is rejected at record
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- * time — the atomic transaction envelope is a WS3 runtime concern, never authored.
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- */
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- export type ComponentFns = Record<CatalogName, (ports: Record<string, unknown>) => Recorded>;
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- /** The `catalogComponents(LITEDBMODEL_CATALOG)` leaf-function map (typed, memoized). */
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- export declare function components(): ComponentFns;
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- /**
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- * One published behavior method: the bc-lowered component (name = the method name) plus
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- * its graph-DERIVED CQRS effect (spec §2.4 — the classification source of truth is the
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- * component graph; there is no query/command vocabulary for the author to declare).
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- */
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- export interface BehaviorMethodSpec {
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- /** The method (= root Behavior = component) name. */
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- readonly name: string;
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- /** Graph-derived Query/Command classification (never author-declared). */
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- readonly effect: ContractEffect;
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- /** The lowered portable component (bc `compileBehaviors` output). */
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- readonly component: Component;
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- }
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- /**
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- */
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- export interface BehaviorModelContract {
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- /** The authored class name (diagnostics only). */
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- readonly className: string;
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- /** The bc-lowered portable IR (all methods; the shared internal IR — spec §9). */
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- readonly ir: ComponentGraphIR;
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- /** The lowered components (`ir.components`, one per public method). */
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- readonly components: readonly Component[];
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- /** Method name → lowered component + derived effect. */
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- readonly methods: Readonly<Record<string, BehaviorMethodSpec>>;
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- }
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- /** Options passed through to bc `compileBehaviors` (additive; all optional). */
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- export interface PublishBehaviorsOptions {
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- /**
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- * Input Port schema overrides (method → port → schema): build-time evaluation derives
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- * port NAMES from `$` accesses, but TS types (`In<...>`) are erased at runtime, so a
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- */
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- readonly inputPorts?: Record<string, Record<string, PortSchema>>;
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- /** Plan concurrency recorded on the lowered components (bc default: 16). */
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- readonly concurrency?: number;
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- /**
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- * public methods are the root Behaviors (spec §2.4). Lowers through the single compile
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- export declare function publishBehaviors(cls: BehaviorClass, options?: PublishBehaviorsOptions): BehaviorModelContract;
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- /**
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- * `$` is the recorder Input Port and `L` is the litedbmodel leaf-component map
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- * ({@link components}); it returns the Output Port. Expression builders (`eq` /
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- * `coalesce` / …) and `when` MUST be used over `$` (they only work inside the recording
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- export type EagerBehavior = ($: Recorded, L: ComponentFns) => unknown;
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- /**
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- * `SemanticBehavior` subclass whose single public method IS `fn` (with `L` bound), and
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- * Consequently the eager path and an equivalent declaration method produce byte-identical
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- * component IR (pinned by the single-compile-path equivalence test in `test/scp/authoring.test.ts`).
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- * fail-closed exactly as in a declaration block (no unscanned-thunk residual). The
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- * synthesized method is named `name` so the emitted component name matches a
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- export declare function compileEager(name: string, fn: EagerBehavior, options?: PublishBehaviorsOptions): BehaviorModelContract;
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- export type { Component, ComponentGraphIR, MapNode, ComponentRefNode };
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- "use strict";
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- /**
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- * litedbmodel v2 SCP — Authoring Parse (WS2, #22).
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- *
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- * The litedbmodel authoring surface (spec §2.4 / §7) and the SINGLE compile path
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- * (spec §9) that lowers BOTH the SCP declaration blocks and the eager public API into
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- * ONE internal Component-graph IR (behavior-contracts' portable JSON). This module is a
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- * thin SQL-backend consumer over bc's shared authoring layer (`SemanticBehavior` /
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- * `compileBehaviors` / `catalogComponents` — bc#24): litedbmodel supplies ONLY the
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- * Catalog ({@link LITEDBMODEL_CATALOG}) and the CQRS effect derivation; bc owns all
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- * composition, `$`-wiring, structured control (`when` / `.map`), expression lowering,
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- * plan derivation and the portability self-check (C2: "the difference is the catalog
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- * only"). It mirrors graphddb's `publishBehaviors` precedent exactly.
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- *
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- * ## Authoring surface (spec §2.4)
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- *
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- * - **Root = class**: a `SemanticBehavior` subclass (default) or an `@behavior`-marked
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- * class; each PUBLIC method is one root Behavior (= one component; name = method name).
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- * `#`-private / `_`-prefixed members are helpers and are not published. The marker is
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- * one-per-class and effect-agnostic — there is NO query/command vocabulary to author.
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- * - **Input Port** = the method's `$: In<...>` argument; **Output Port** = its return
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- * value; the internal DAG is derived from `$`-refs, `.map` and `when` wiring.
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- * - **Leaf vocabulary** = the Catalog only ({@link components} = `catalogComponents(
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- * LITEDBMODEL_CATALOG)` — `Select` / `Insert` / `Update` / `Delete` / `Fragment`). There
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- * is NO litedbmodel-local authoring vocabulary beyond the Catalog. Conditions/values are
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- * written with bc's expression builders (`eq` / `ne` / `coalesce` / …); `cond ? [...] :
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- * SKIP` is written as `when(cond, () => <fragment>)` — in a `where` port it lowers to a
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- * pure `{cond:[c, <frag>, null]}` Expression IR node (SKIP is the ABSENCE of the
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- * fragment when `c` is false — spec §7, WS1 render), NOT a new opcode. Native `?:` / `??`
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- * / `&&` are rejected by bc's source scan; use `when` / `coalesce` / `and`.
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- *
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- * ## CQRS effect (spec §2.4 — derived, never authored)
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- *
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- * Query vs Command is DERIVED from whether a lowered component references a write-Catalog
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- * primitive (`Insert` / `Update` / `Delete` / `Tx`), via {@link deriveContractEffect}
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- * (bc `classifyBehaviorEffect` over {@link WRITE_CATALOG_NAMES}). Class names carry no
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- * meaning.
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- *
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- * ## Single compile path (spec §9 — a real invariant)
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- *
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- * The eager public API ({@link compileEager}) does NOT interpret model metadata on a
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- * separate path. It synthesizes the SAME authoring (a one-method `SemanticBehavior`
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- * subclass) and runs it through the SAME {@link compileBehaviors}. `test/scp` pins that
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- * the eager path and the declaration path for an equivalent query produce byte-identical
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- * component IR.
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- */
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- Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
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- exports.components = components;
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- exports.publishBehaviors = publishBehaviors;
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- exports.compileEager = compileEager;
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- const behavior_contracts_1 = require("behavior-contracts");
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- const catalog_1 = require("./catalog");
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- const guard_1 = require("./guard");
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- let boundComponents;
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- /** The `catalogComponents(LITEDBMODEL_CATALOG)` leaf-function map (typed, memoized). */
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- function components() {
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- if (boundComponents === undefined) {
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- boundComponents = (0, behavior_contracts_1.catalogComponents)(catalog_1.LITEDBMODEL_CATALOG);
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- }
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- return boundComponents;
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- }
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- /**
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- * The single lowering core (spec §9): bc `compileBehaviors` → litedbmodel catalog check →
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- * litedbmodel portability guard → CQRS effect derivation. BOTH {@link publishBehaviors}
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- * (declaration path) and {@link compileEager} (eager public-API path) call this so there
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- * is exactly one compile path and one guard application.
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- *
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- * Pipeline (all loud, nothing dropped):
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- * 1. bc `compileBehaviors(cls)` lowers every public method into one portable component
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- * (bc owns ALL composition/lowering and runs its own `assertPortableComponentGraph`);
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- * 2. {@link assertComponentsInCatalog} validates every lowered component against
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- * `LITEDBMODEL_CATALOG` — the SAME check the WS1 emitter path uses (covers the
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- * dynamic `values.<field>` / `set.<field>` write families bc's static schema check
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- * cannot enumerate);
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- * 3. {@link assertComponentGraphPortable} AUTO-APPLIES litedbmodel's portability guard
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- * over every port Expression IR node (WS2 AC — the lower path rejects any opcode
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- * outside bc's closed set fail-closed, independently of bc's own self-check);
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- * 4. the CQRS effect of every method is DERIVED from its graph
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- * ({@link deriveContractEffect}); the author never declares it.
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- */
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- function lowerBehaviorClass(cls, options) {
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- const ir = (0, behavior_contracts_1.compileBehaviors)(cls, {
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- ...(options.inputPorts !== undefined ? { inputPorts: options.inputPorts } : {}),
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- ...(options.concurrency !== undefined ? { concurrency: options.concurrency } : {}),
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- });
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- (0, catalog_1.assertComponentsInCatalog)(ir.components);
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- (0, guard_1.assertComponentGraphPortable)(ir);
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- const methods = {};
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- for (const component of ir.components) {
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- methods[component.name] = {
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- name: component.name,
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- effect: (0, catalog_1.deriveContractEffect)(component),
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- component,
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- };
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- }
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- return {
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- className: cls.name ?? '<anonymous>',
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- ir,
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- components: ir.components,
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- methods,
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- };
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- }
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- /**
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- * Publish an SCP declaration block: a `SemanticBehavior` (or `@behavior`) class whose
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- * public methods are the root Behaviors (spec §2.4). Lowers through the single compile
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- * path ({@link lowerBehaviorClass}).
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- *
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- * @throws bc `AuthoringFailure` for a non-declarative body (native control syntax,
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- * coercion, unknown/missing ports, …); an `Error` from the catalog validation for an
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- * undeclared dynamic port; a `PortabilityError` for a non-portable expression.
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- */
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- function publishBehaviors(cls, options = {}) {
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- return lowerBehaviorClass(cls, options);
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- }
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- /**
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- * Compile an eager public-API call through the SINGLE compile path (spec §9). It does NOT
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- * interpret model metadata on a separate path: it synthesizes a one-method
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- * `SemanticBehavior` subclass whose single public method IS `fn` (with `L` bound), and
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- * runs it through the SAME {@link compileBehaviors} the declaration path uses.
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- * Consequently the eager path and an equivalent declaration method produce byte-identical
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- * component IR (pinned by the single-compile-path equivalence test in `test/scp/authoring.test.ts`).
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- *
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- * Because `fn` is installed AS the class method (not delegated to via a closure), bc's
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- * source scan runs over `fn`'s own source — native control syntax inside `fn` is rejected
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- * fail-closed exactly as in a declaration block (no unscanned-thunk residual). The
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- * synthesized method is named `name` so the emitted component name matches a
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- * declaration-block method of the same name (byte-identity requires equal names).
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- *
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- * @throws the same failures as {@link publishBehaviors} (single path, single guard).
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- */
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- function compileEager(name, fn, options = {}) {
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- const cls = makeEagerClass(name, fn);
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- return lowerBehaviorClass(cls, options);
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- }
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- /**
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- * Build a one-method `SemanticBehavior` subclass whose PUBLIC method is named `name` and
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- * IS `fn` bound to the litedbmodel leaf map. bc records the method with a recorder `$`;
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- * `fn`'s source is what bc scans for native control syntax (full fail-closed coverage).
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- */
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- function makeEagerClass(name, fn) {
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- const L = components();
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- const cls = class extends behavior_contracts_1.SemanticBehavior {
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- };
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- // The method's source that bc scans is `fn.toString()` (via `method`), so native control
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- // syntax inside `fn` is rejected. `L` is bound by partial application, NOT closed over
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- // inside `fn`'s scanned body.
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- const method = function ($) {
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- return fn($, L);
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- };
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- // Make bc scan `fn`'s source (the authored body), not the trivial wrapper: expose `fn`'s
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- // source as the method's `toString`. bc's scanNativeControlSyntax reads `method.toString()`.
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- Object.defineProperty(method, 'toString', { value: () => fn.toString(), configurable: true });
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- Object.defineProperty(cls.prototype, name, {
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- configurable: true,
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- });
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- Object.defineProperty(cls, 'name', { value: name, configurable: true });
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- return cls;
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- }
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- /**
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- * litedbmodel v2 SCP catalog — WS1 (#21).
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- *
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- * `LITEDBMODEL_CATALOG` is the behavior-contracts–typed `Catalog` that IS the whole
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- * per-DSL difference litedbmodel supplies as a SQL-backend consumer (bc C2: "the only
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- * per-DSL difference is the catalog"). It mirrors the SHAPE of graphddb's
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- * `GRAPHDDB_CATALOG` (`src/spec/catalog.ts`) exactly: compact `PortSchema` constructors,
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- * an `entry()` helper, per-primitive `inputPorts`, an `output.shape`, and a
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- * `portableToIR` flag. The effect implementation (SQL execution + row→model assembly) is
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- * bound separately in the handler registry (WS3, C4 — catalog declares, registry binds).
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- *
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- * ## Catalog names (spec §1 / §11 item 1)
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- *
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- * `Select` / `Insert` / `Update` / `Delete` are the CRUD leaf components. `Fragment` is
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- * the dynamic WHERE/SET fragment-tree component (SKIP → fragment existence rules, §8);
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- * `Tx` is the multi-statement transaction envelope. As in graphddb, the transaction
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- * envelope (`Tx`) is `portableToIR: false` — a transaction is emitted as a Component
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- * whose body references the per-statement CRUD primitives; the atomic BEGIN/COMMIT
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- * envelope is the runtime's execution concern (WS3), never a portable-IR node.
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- *
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- * ## Port schema conventions
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- *
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- * A `CatalogEntry.inputPorts` names the STATIC ports of the emitted wiring. Two families
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- * are dynamic by construction and are validated by {@link assertComponentsInCatalog}
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- * against documented patterns instead of being statically enumerable:
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- *
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- * - **`where`/`set`/`values` records**: one port per model field, flattened one-port-
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- * per-field under a `<group>.<field>` key ({@link WRITE_PORT_FAMILIES}). These carry
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- * Expression IR (the field's value/condition), from the closed operator set only.
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- *
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- * The CRUD entries carry `additionalPorts: true` (bc#26) so bc's shared port check
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- * (`checkPortNames` / `buildComponentDefinition`) accepts the dynamic families; every
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- * DECLARED port keeps bc's required/type checks regardless of the opt-in. `Tx`'s single
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- * port is static, so it keeps bc's fail-closed default.
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- */
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- import { type Catalog, type CatalogEntry, type Component } from 'behavior-contracts';
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- /**
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- * The catalog-name literal union — one entry per SQL primitive litedbmodel declares:
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- * the CRUD leaves (`Select` / `Insert` / `Update` / `Delete`), the dynamic WHERE/SET
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- * fragment-tree component (`Fragment`), and the multi-statement transaction envelope
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- * (`Tx`).
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- */
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- export type CatalogName = 'Select' | 'Count' | 'Insert' | 'Update' | 'Delete' | 'Fragment' | 'Tx';
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- /**
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- * litedbmodel's specific-component catalog (spec §11 item 1) — the behavior-contracts
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- * `Catalog`-typed source of truth. Each entry declares the Port schema of one SQL
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- * primitive AS THE BACKEND COMPILE WIRES IT; the effect implementation is bound
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- * separately in the handler registry (WS3, C4). All entries except `Tx` may appear in
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- * the portable IR.
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- */
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- export declare const LITEDBMODEL_CATALOG: Catalog;
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- /** Look up a catalog entry by name (undefined for an unknown primitive). */
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- export declare function catalogEntry(name: string): CatalogEntry | undefined;
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- /** The catalog names litedbmodel declares (the C2 per-DSL surface). */
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- export declare const CATALOG_NAMES: readonly CatalogName[];
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- /**
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- * The CQRS write catalog: the names whose presence in a component body makes the
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- * component a COMMAND (spec §2.4 — effect is derived from the graph, not authored).
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- * `Select`/`Fragment` are read-side; `Insert`/`Update`/`Delete`/`Tx` are write-side.
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- */
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- export declare const WRITE_CATALOG_NAMES: readonly CatalogName[];
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- /**
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- * The dynamic per-field write-port families (`<group>.<field>` — the flattened record
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- * convention; longest-prefix wins). A `values.<field>` (Insert) or `set.<field>`
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- * (Update) port carries the field's Expression IR value; a `sqlCast.<field>` port carries
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- * the field's PostgreSQL cast type (a literal string, e.g. `jsonb`/`uuid`/`int[]`) that drives
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- * the v1 per-column `?::<sqlCast>` on Postgres (`DBModel._insert`/`_update`). `sqlCast.` ports are
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- * INERT on MySQL/SQLite (v1's dialect-aware cast formatter is identity there).
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- */
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- export declare const WRITE_PORT_FAMILIES: readonly string[];
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- /**
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- * The emitter's catalog validation (loud; a violation is a BUILD error), mirrored from
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- * graphddb's `assertComponentsInCatalog`. Every `componentRef` / `map` body node of every
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- * emitted component must:
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- *
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- * 2. wire every `required` port of that entry;
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- * 3. wire ONLY declared ports — a port is declared if it is a static `inputPorts` name or
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- * a write record-family port ({@link WRITE_PORT_FAMILIES}, write entries only).
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- *
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- * All violations are collected and thrown as one error. `cond` nodes carry no component
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- export declare function assertComponentsInCatalog(components: readonly Component[]): void;
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- /** litedbmodel's CQRS effect vocabulary, mapped 1:1 from bc's `BehaviorEffect`. */
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- export type ContractEffect = 'query' | 'command';
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- /**
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- * Derive one component's Query/Command classification FROM THE GRAPH: behavior-contracts'
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- * `classifyBehaviorEffect` over {@link WRITE_CATALOG_NAMES} — a component is a `'command'`
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- * iff its body references a write-catalog primitive, else a `'query'` (spec §2.4: effect
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- * is derived, never authored).
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- */
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