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@structure-ai/runtime

v0.0.9

Published

Application bootstrap: config-first startup, telemetry init, signal handling, graceful shutdown.

Readme

@structure-ai/runtime

Application bootstrap per the production contract: load and validate configuration first (reporting all issues, exiting non-zero before accepting work), then telemetry, then resources; on shutdown mark unready, drain finalizers in reverse order within a bounded grace period, exit deterministically.

Usage

import { launch, Readiness, Shutdown } from "@structure-ai/runtime";
import { Duration, Effect, Layer } from "effect";

const program = Effect.gen(function* () {
  const readiness = yield* Readiness;
  const shutdown = yield* Shutdown;
  yield* shutdown.onShutdown("close-db", closeDb);
  yield* readiness.setReady;
  yield* shutdown.awaitShutdown; // block until SIGINT/SIGTERM or trigger()
});

launch(program, {
  layers: Layer.provideMerge(Shutdown.layer(), Readiness.layer),
  gracePeriod: Duration.seconds(30),
});

Exports

| Export | What it is | | --- | --- | | Readiness / Readiness.layer | Ready flag + named checks; checkAll is ready only when the flag is set and every registered check passes; check defects report ok: false, never crash. Starts not ready. | | Shutdown / Shutdown.layer(options?) | Coordinator: onShutdown(name, finalizer), idempotent trigger(reason), awaitShutdown. Finalizers run in reverse registration order, each bounded by a timeout (default 5s); a slow/failing finalizer is logged and skipped. Triggering flips Readiness unready first. | | launch(program, { layers, gracePeriod? }) | Bun entrypoint (BunRuntime.runMain); ConfigLoadError prints every issue and exits 1; a hard deadline (default 30s) prevents hung teardown from blocking exit. | | runToCompletion(program, layers) | Testable variant returning { _tag: "Success" \| "ConfigInvalid" \| "Failed", ... } instead of exiting the process. |

@structure-ai/http's /health/ready endpoint consumes Readiness.checkAll.