The codegen consumes a schema from any backend and emits typed client
code for any frontend — it doesn't belong inside a backend adapter.
That placement was historical sediment from when there was only a
Django backend; it predates the AFI generalization.
New top-level slot: `protocol/` for protocol-level tooling. Tree is
now:
backends/ server protocol adapters
frontends/ client kernel + per-framework adapters
cores/ shared language-level primitives
protocol/ protocol-level tooling
workers/ runtime workers / bridges
Codegen moves to `protocol/mizan-generate/`. Same file layout under
`generator/` (cli.mjs, lib/), preserved via git mv.
Package metadata cleaned up:
- name: "generate" (placeholder) → "mizan-generate"
- description filled in
- type: module (cli.mjs is .mjs ESM, was previously declared "commonjs")
- bin entry added so `npx mizan-generate --config <config.mjs>` works
once the package is published, instead of `node path/to/cli.mjs`.
Path-reference fixups:
- backends/mizan-django/README.md: `node path/to/...` → `npx mizan-generate`
- backends/mizan-fastapi/README.md: same
- ISSUES.md: file paths in three issue entries
- CLAUDE.md: codegen description + Package Layout section refreshed
(added protocol/, mizan-fastapi entry, mizan-python entry)
- docs/AFI_ARCHITECTURE.md: Package Layout refreshed identically
Verified codegen runs from new location: regenerated the FastAPI
example harness's api/ output, identical to pre-move.
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The fe39fcb commit captured the file moves (git mv stages those automatically)
but didn't catch the content edits I made afterward — npm package rename
(@mizan/runtime → @mizan/base), path updates in Makefile/Dockerfile/examples,
and doc updates were all left unstaged at commit time.
This commit lands those:
- npm rename: 3 frontend package.jsons (base/vue/svelte) + mizan-base/src/index.ts + 4 codegen templates
- path updates: Makefile, Dockerfile.test, two Gitea workflows, four example/harness configs
- doc updates: CLAUDE.md, ROADMAP.md, ISSUES.md, docs/AFI_ARCHITECTURE.md
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ROADMAP: done items moved out of "Next" (codegen rewrite, SSR bridge,
edge manifest, X-Mizan-Invalidate, return-type branching, affects_params,
kernel extraction, two-stage codegen, mizan-ts). Real "Next" in:
framework-adapter wrapper layer (MizanContext + useMizan + DjangoError
on top of the kernel) for React/Vue/Svelte; A1–A4 from ISSUES.md.
CLAUDE: 4-package layout replaced with the actual 7-package layered
architecture (backend protocol adapters + frontend kernel + framework
adapters + SSR worker). "STALE codegen" section rewritten to describe
what's emitted vs. the wrapper layer that isn't yet.
docs/ now tracked (6 files). AFI_ARCHITECTURE rewritten — replaced
the speculative `mizan-ast`/`mizan-csr`/`mizan-rpc`/`mizan-schema`
package names with the real layout, dropped KDL-schema language for
the actual schema-export format. The other 5 docs/ files were already
current and are tracked as-is.
ARCHITECTURE-REWORK.md deleted — same expert review is re-tracked in
the fresher ISSUES.md, two parallel trackers was sediment.
README.md deleted — drift was beyond surgical fixes (`mizan_clients.py`
convention, `<DjangoContext>` provider, removed `@compose` and
`context='local'`, wrong codegen output filenames, 3-package structure
vs. 7). Rewrite waits for the wrapper-layer codegen to land so
user-facing examples reflect reality.
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Documents the three protocols (RPC, Invalidation-on-Mutation,
Frontend-Agnostic Rendering), the full @client decorator API surface
with all parameters and _meta structure, the HMAC cache key derivation
scheme, Redis/Memory backends, the MWT/JWT token systems with secret
separation, the SSR template backend + Bun worker bridge, the Edge
manifest format, and the current codegen gap.
Written from reading every source file, not from memory or prior docs.
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