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@wenathlan/debonair

v2.0.150

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debonair is the audio and DAW app of the wenathlan family: the isolated marketing app for the operating system, it houses the katexis engine at the folder root and imports gateway, AI and workflow from devthink and versawase from cadria. The envelope dist

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debonair

Audio and DAW. Isolated marketing app for the operating system. Houses the katexis engine at the root; imports gateway, AI and workflow from devthink and versawase from cadria. This folder receives the debonair application per the complete tree.

The Sol theme

Debonair Sol

Debonair is the audio workstation (DAW) of the DevThink family, running on the katexis engine. This Sol theme is the workstation's web surface — a Vite + React SPA whose library, generate, studio and settings routes drive real engine plans (no mock anywhere: the studio plays the WebAudio transport of Sol/studio/audioengine.ts over the plans arranger.ts composes).

pnpm install
pnpm dev

The contract (campaign 5-b)

  • test — pnpm test runs vitest run over tests/ (223+ cases across 20 files, node environment). bun test answers green on the same suite (bun aliases the vitest API).
  • typecheck — pnpm typecheck (tsc --noEmit) must exit 0.
  • lint — npx biome check . must answer 0 errors and 0 warnings.
  • restore:entry — the vite build emits hashed bundles beside the sources and rewrites index.html to the hashed face. pnpm restore:entry restores the source face from HEAD, with two guards: it REFUSES (exit 1, nothing touched) while HEAD itself is not the source face (script … App.tsx), and it REFUSES while the HEAD face still carries the Google Fonts CDN link (the type triad self-hosts via @fontsource, imported by App.tsx — the face must never ride a font CDN again).
  • build hygiene — .gitignore bars every hashed emit (/index-*.js|css, /favicon-*.svg|png|ico, /manifest-*.webmanifest, /icon-*.png, /apple-touch-icon*.png, /registerSW-*.js, /sw.js, /*.woff2); the pages workflow rebuilds per deploy, so only the canonical unhashed faces stay tracked. After a local build, run pnpm restore:entry to put index.html back on the source face. NEVER build twice without the source face back on disk: the build entry is the root index.html, so a second build over the hashed face compiles the previous emit (the double-hash signature — favicon-XXXX-XXXX.svg — the legacy tree carried).

The family contract

The chrome links the sibling deploy units through familyurl.ts (the verbatim family body) over the one accent table of family.ts (spec §12) — the rail foot, the landing footer and tests/family.test.ts read the same table, so the row cannot drift.