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… and the derive Services passed to code as traits, with test, system, and JavaScript implementations, one crate per service. #[service] adds a HasX trait to a service trait X and makes every HasX an X; #[derive(Services)] makes a struct each service its fields provide. TestPlatform, StdPlatform, TokioPlatform, and JsPlatform bundle Clock, Random, Env, and Console. Store and the object_store adapter move here from lakekit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The trait stays in lib.rs; TestClock, StdClock, TokioClock, and JsClock (and their counterparts in loko-random and loko-console) each get a module named for where they run, gated once on its mod line instead of on every item, with their own tests. The public API is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…t from an offset From CodeRabbit's review of lakekit#12, where the adapter started: - from_url built its root from the host alone, so http://localhost:9000/… reached the wrong endpoint and every URI fell outside the root. The root keeps the port and leaves out credentials. - An empty range, or one starting past the end, failed in object_store; it now reads as no bytes when the object exists, as in MemoryStore. - Listing a prefix lists its directory from an offset just before the prefix (`v` → `u`), which still includes an object named exactly the prefix. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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CWE: CWE-338 — Use of Cryptographically Weak Pseudo-Random Number Generator (PRNG)Document the
JsRandomfallback in the README.JsRandomusesMath.randomwhen Web Crypto is unavailable or agetRandomValuescall fails. The crate README currently documents onlycrypto.getRandomValues, although the random specification permits this fallback. Do not change the fallback to a panic without first changing that specification.crates/loko-random/README.md: 1
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The things loko passes are resources: #[loko::resource] (was #[service]), since "service" means a request handler in Rust (tower) and a server elsewhere. The derive is #[derive(Provides)] with #[provides(X, …)] on fields. #[loko::wraps(field: Type)] on an `impl X for Wrapper` makes a wrapper that writes only the methods it changes. HasX now carries a hidden wrapped_<m> for each method, forwarding to the held resource; the blanket impl calls them, the derive keeps them, and #[wraps] overrides the ones written. Wrappers stack. Ready-made: OffsetClock (a clock ahead or behind another), CountingStore (counts calls), ReadOnlyStore (refuses writes), and PrefixedStore (passes on only URIs under a prefix, refusing `..`). Spec 1 records D16–D18; the Layer question is #7. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Macros: accessors split acronyms as words (HTTPClient → http_client); methods taking or returning `Self` are refused with a clear error; #[cfg] and #[cfg_attr] on trait items carry over to the generated items; the blanket impl's type is LokoXHolder, so a method's own `T` can't clash. - Clock: from_ms returns None where the platform can't hold the time (before the epoch on WASI); JsClock sleeps in steps of at most 2^31 - 1 ms, past which setTimeout fires at once; OffsetClock::inner's doc. - Env: SystemEnv::vars skips variables that aren't Unicode instead of panicking; SystemEnv and StdConsole are only on targets with a system, and loko-env has a module per implementation. - Object store: the root keeps the URL's userinfo (Azure's filesystem), and a password shows as *** in errors and Debug. - CI runs the commit-stage hooks (YAML, TOML, private keys, rustfmt). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…tests Nine steps, each building on the last: one resource, waiting without waiting, several resources, storage, bundles, keeping resources in a struct, your own resource, wrappers, and the browser; the tables move to a Reference section. The loko crate includes the README under cfg(doctest), so CI runs every example (with features store and tokio). loko's files no longer name the other projects that use it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nd cap-std What each crate is for, when to use which, what loko does that they don't (ships the resources; async without boxing; no Send/Sync/'static; checked on WebAssembly; wrappers that write only what they change) and what it doesn't (containers, scopes, runtime selection, graph building). Checked against the crates' current versions, sources, and issues. Linked from the README. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A README step (with a tested example), the crate docs, #[resource]'s docs, CONTRIBUTING, and spec 1 say why every resource method takes &self (one value as several resources, clones that share state, use across .await) and the rules for state that changes: lock only for the synchronous part, never hold a Mutex guard or RefCell borrow across .await (Clippy warns), atomics for counters, clones share state. Also when a lock per call matters (SeededRandom in hot loops) and what to do. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Random is now `type Rng: rand_core::Rng` and `rng(&self) -> Self::Rng`: a generator of the caller's own, drawn from with &mut and no locks, usable with the rand ecosystem. SeededRandom hands out SeededRng (SplitMix64) forked from its seeded sequence; OsRandom hands out OsRng and JsRandom JsRng, both CryptoRng, so code that makes secrets asks for Random<Rng: CryptoRng>. A Mutex around any seedable rand_core generator is a Random that forks it. rand_core is always a dependency, so the rand feature is gone. JsRng panics on a host without crypto.getRandomValues instead of falling back to Math.random. Rng and CryptoRng are re-exported, and Rng is in the prelude. Spec 3 records D9. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ve(Provides) #[derive(Provides)] with #[provides(…)] on fields said "provides" twice for two different things. A bundle is now declared with #[loko::bundle] on the struct, saying what it is, and #[loko::has(X, …)] on each field, saying what it holds. It's an attribute macro so the field attribute can be the path loko::has (a derive's helpers must be bare names), which #[loko::bundle] reads and removes; loko::has itself is exported for its docs and errors when used elsewhere. Derives can go above or below it. Spec 1 records the change in D17. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
loko's own resources (Clock, Random, Env, Console, Store) write out what #[resource] generates (HasX, its wrapped_ methods, and the blanket impl), and their wrappers implement HasX by hand instead of using #[wraps]; the store's error implements Display and Error itself instead of with thiserror. So loko-clock, loko-env, loko-console, and loko-store depend on nothing, and loko-random only on rand_core: a library can take a Clock without syn. The macros are for defining new resources; #[loko::bundle] and #[loko::wraps] work with the written-out traits as with generated ones (the integration tests use both). Spec 1 records D19. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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"Resource" made the docs hard to read and is no library's word for this. "Service" is the word ZIO and most dependency-injection libraries use; tower's Service is a different thing (a request handler), and loko exports no Service trait. Spec 1 is 0001-services.md again, D16 records why, and the comparison says the two services differ. bundle, has, and wraps keep their names. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A "Why" section opens with one before-and-after case (a one-hour session timeout a test checks at once) and what loko gives you. The guide is ten short steps, each showing one benefit: waiting without waiting, random numbers that repeat, several services in one platform, swappable storage, bundles, your own service, your own implementation and platform, wrappers, services with state, and the browser. All examples still run as doctests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…mplementations named, Send scoped, tokio in the README From CodeRabbit on loko#5: - from_ms and TestClock::at_ms name both WebAssembly targets (WASI and wasm32-unknown-unknown) as having no times before the epoch. - COMPARISON says which services have JavaScript implementations (Clock, Random, Console; Env is a map and Store the application's binding there). - COMPARISON names the crates that require Send + Sync instead of all above. - The README's Cargo.toml snippet adds tokio, which the examples use. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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loko 0.2 is a resources library for the polythings projects (Timelake, lakekit, lakeglass), usable by anyone. The time, random numbers, environment variables, the console, and object storage are traits passed to code, with test, system, and JavaScript implementations.
What's in it
loko-clockClock(now,now_ms,sleep(Duration));TestClock,StdClock,TokioClock(featuretokio),JsClock(featurejs); the wrapperOffsetClockloko-randomRandom(next_u64,fill);SeededRandom(SplitMix64),OsRandom(featuregetrandom),JsRandom(featurejs);rand_coreinterop (featurerand)loko-envEnv(var,vars);SystemEnv,MapEnvloko-consoleConsole(print_line,print_error_line);StdConsole,TestConsole,JsConsole(featurejs)loko-storeStore,MemoryStore, and an error type, moved from lakekit; the wrappersCountingStore,ReadOnlyStore, andPrefixedStoreloko-object-storeobject_storeadapter, moved fromlakekit-object-store, with CodeRabbit's three fixes from lakekit#12loko-macros#[resource],#[derive(Provides)], and#[wraps]lokoTestPlatform,StdPlatform,TokioPlatform, andJsPlatform, and a prelude#[resource]ontrait Xaddstrait HasX(an accessor, plus a hiddenwrapped_mfor each methodm, which forwards to the held resource) andimpl<T: HasX> X for T.#[derive(Provides)]implementsHasXfor each#[provides(X, …)]on a field. A struct holding a platform, a store, and a program's own resources is then all of them.#[wraps(field: Type)]onimpl X for WrapperimplementsHasXwith the methods written replacing the forwarding ones. A wrapper writes only what it changes, and wrappers stack:CountingStore<ReadOnlyStore<PrefixedStore<S>>>.wasm32-unknown-unknownonly. System ones (andStdPlatform) also build forwasm32-wasip2. Each implementation is a module of its own, gated once.spec/. Open questions: Send futures for multi-threaded executors #2 (Sendfutures), Environment variables in JavaScript hosts #3 (environment variables in JavaScript hosts), Which resources come next? #4 (which resources come next), Store adapter for OpenDAL (loko-opendal) #6 (OpenDAL adapter), Layers: stacking wrappers in reading order #7 (layers). Publishing is Publish 0.2.0 to crates.io #1.Checks
cargo test --workspace --all-features: 41 tests pass. They include a user-defined resource and wrapper, tuple fields, asyncStoremethods with associated types, and stacked store wrappers.prek run --all-files --hook-stage pre-push: rustfmt, plus clippy on native,wasm32-unknown-unknown, andwasm32-wasip2. All pass.-D warnings.Next
lakekit#12 is on this branch's revision. Timelake and lakeglass follow once this and lakekit#12 merge.
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