Takibi Hono adapter

@takibi/hono-adapter mounts a Takibi HTTP handler on Hono.

npm install @takibi/hono-adapter

import { Hono, type Context } from "hono";
import { takibiServer } from "@takibi/hono-adapter";
import { handler } from "./takibi";
import type { AppEnv } from "./env";

const app = new Hono<AppEnv>();
// Install the application's authentication / DI middleware first.
app.route(
  "/api/takibi",
  takibiServer({
    handler,
    createContext: async (c: Context<AppEnv>) => ({
      env: c.env,
      session: await c.var.di.getSession(),
    }),
  }),
);

createContext runs per request and must return the input required by the handler's createTakibi<Input, Env>() declaration. Synchronous and asynchronous suppliers are supported. Empty input is supplied explicitly with () => ({}).

takibiServer returns a Hono app. Mount it with app.route("/api/takibi", server) or app.route("/", server) for the root; no wildcard suffix is needed. The adapter uses Hono's basePath(c) to resolve the complete mount path, including nested mounts and request parameters. Hono owns route matching and parameter resolution.

Takibi receives the original request URL and interprets collection, action and _batch paths. It also handles the prefix root, trailing slashes and invalid deep paths; neighboring prefixes are unaffected. Register more specific application routes before the adapter when they should take priority. An unmatched handler result continues to the next Hono middleware.

Authentication and request-header changes belong to preceding application middleware. The adapter forwards c.req.raw and preserves response headers from outer Hono middleware. WebSocket upgrades (status 101) are returned as the original Response because Hono cannot reconstruct them. The core handler itself has no Hono dependency and can also be called directly with handler.handle(request, { stripPrefix, context }). The adapter passes a stripPrefix function that removes the matched mount path; the original Request is passed through unchanged. Direct callers can supply a literal prefix string instead, or omit it to use the whole pathname.