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@doxajs/compiler

v0.1.0-alpha.33

Published

The fail-closed semantic TypeScript compiler for Doxa applications.

Readme

@doxajs/compiler

Controlled-adoption prerelease: Publicly downloadable under Apache-2.0; Midtown Home Improvements is the sole supported consumer. External use is permitted without compatibility, support, warranty, roadmap, or production-readiness commitments.

The fail-closed semantic TypeScript compiler behind Praxis. It analyzes declaration-only Doxa Applications and Features and emits .doxa/manifest.json, .doxa/registry.mjs, and compiled application output.

Compilation owns Feature privacy and provides exports, ordinary-service scopes, the optional application PermissionSource, its static ability catalog, and source/policy access composition. It rejects direct and transitive ActionBus reachability from Actions, Queries, and Jobs through DOXA-COMPILER-ARCH-001; reusable mutation behavior belongs in an ordinary service called by each top-level boundary.

Stable IDs remain unique even when distinct declarations have the same class name. Compilation also rejects accounts.impersonation.stop in an application permission-source catalog because Doxa owns that restoration ability.

Successful compilation also returns handbook-linked advisory warnings for misleading provider/service names and unambiguous canonical-folder deviations. Praxis prints them during human-facing builds; they never change registration or runtime behavior.

Application code should use @doxajs/core; application developers normally invoke this package through doxa build and doxa dev.