nervur 0.22.0 → 0.22.1

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package/LICENSE CHANGED
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  same "printed page" as the copyright notice for easier
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  identification within third-party archives.
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- Copyright 2026 Razvan Gherghina
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+ Copyright 2026 Bookarest Digital SRL
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  Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
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  you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
package/NOTICE CHANGED
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  Nervur
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- Copyright 2026 Razvan Gherghina
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+ Copyright 2026 Bookarest Digital SRL
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- This product includes software developed by Razvan Gherghina.
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+ This product includes software developed by Bookarest Digital SRL.
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+ Nervur is a kit of Quo, the protocol at https://quo.systems, which is
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+ Razvan Gherghina's and licensed separately under the Apache License,
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+ Version 2.0. Quo is not this product.
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  Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE for the terms.
package/README.md CHANGED
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  law's as scenes, a title and a function each, so a body of your own,
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  a memory in a cloud or a secret of your platform's, runs them under
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  your own runner: `for (const [title, scene] of memoryScenes('Mine',
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- make, expect)) test(title, scene)`. `@nervur-org/s3` is one such body.
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+ make, expect)) test(title, scene)`.
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  - **Harbor, Terrain, Catalogue, Registry.** The onion.
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  - **World, PointerTerrain** and the pointer bodies. A whole world with
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  this package alone.
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  closes it.
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  - **DEFAULTS**: the one list of beings and faculties every ground runs
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  where you write none, handed to a terrain as `defaults`.
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+ - **CarrierFaculty**: a carrier of your own. It says which addresses it
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+ accepts, dials them, and says the carrier of Quo it `carries`, `tcp`
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+ or `web`, so the command finds it. One that answers `relay` for a ward
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+ pk no door holds is handed that pk's boxes, and every carrier hears
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+ the dock's `heard` when a device hears a push.
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  Quo crosses two carriers, TCP and the web, and no third. MCP, an HTTP API
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  and every other outside protocol are gateway faculties: classes that
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  a bearer token, on one side, and stand as an ordinary being on the
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  other, offering standings, holding occupants and speaking Quo inbound
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  and outbound. They and every screen
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- are `@nervur-org/*`'s.
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+ are classes written over this package, and none ships in it.
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  ## The command
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  `--no-tcp`, and prints its pk and an owner invitation. `serve` listens for
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  Quo on that carrier and for the root's asks on a local socket, open to
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  you alone, and adds nothing to the harbor: one with no TCP carrier is not
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- served. Every other command is one root ask, sent to the served
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- harbor, or answered from the folder when none is served. Each prints one
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- JSON line. `--dir` defaults to `$NERVUR_DIR`, then `~/.nervur`.
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+ served. Every other command is one root ask, `pilot` at most two, sent
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+ to the served harbor, or answered from the folder when none is served.
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+ Each prints one JSON line. `--dir` defaults to `$NERVUR_DIR`, then `~/.nervur`.
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  `module add` reads the file and commits its text into the harbor's DNA,
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  so the harbor holds its own code on any ground. Routes live in the
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  harbor like everything else, so a restart finds both. `nervur modules`
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  `pilot` is your dock's `hold`: it keeps the invitation under the name
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  `far` as an ordinary Quo relation, kept in your harbor's memory, and
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  reaches the far harbor where its invitation's `at` says; where it says
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+ nothing, name the address after the invitation, and the dock routes it
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+ there. Where that address is on the web, `pilot` opens the web carrier
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+ first. With `--via far`, any command is asked of the far harbor as its
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+ owner, sealed over its carrier, except `own` and `disown`, which stay
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+ the far root's. Every ward holds far beings this way, a ward or any
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+ other being whose invitation
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  carries the notes `{ owner: true }`, each under a name, asked with
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  ## License
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- Apache-2.0.
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+ Apache-2.0. Copyright 2026 Bookarest Digital SRL. See LICENSE and NOTICE.
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+ [Quo](https://quo.systems) is a separate work, Razvan Gherghina's, also
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+ under Apache-2.0, and its spec names no kit. `nervur` is Quo's first
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+ implementation and says so gladly: the protocol owes this package
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+ nothing, and where the two disagree the spec wins.