bankai/socket

The daemon transport + protocol layer. A resident daemon owns the Mnesia write authority; JSONL is no longer a fallback for mutations.

Types

Request

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pub type Request {
  Request(method: String, params: List(String))
}

Constructors

Request(method: String, params: List(String))

Response

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pub type Response {
  OkResponse(value: String)
  ErrorResponse(message: String)
}

Constructors

```
OkResponse(value: String)
```
```
ErrorResponse(message: String)
```

Values

client_request

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pub fn client_request(
  workspace: String,
  method: String,
  params: List(String),
) -> Result(String, String)

Send one request to the daemon over the socket if it’s up. Returns Error when no daemon is listening (caller falls back to single-shot).

client_request_with_token

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pub fn client_request_with_token(
  workspace: String,
  method: String,
  params: List(String),
  token: String,
) -> Result(String, String)

Send an attenuated request to the resident service. The token is included in the request only; errors and responses never echo bearer credentials.

handle_authenticated_line

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pub fn handle_authenticated_line(
  workspace: String,
  line: String,
) -> String

handle_line

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pub fn handle_line(workspace: String, line: String) -> String

Handle one raw request line -> one response line (JSON).

handle_request

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pub fn handle_request(
  workspace: String,
  request: Request,
) -> Response

serve

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pub fn serve(workspace: String) -> Nil

Start an explicit local-mode daemon. A clustered profile is refused here so callers cannot accidentally create a second independent writer.

serve_clustered

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pub fn serve_clustered(workspace: String) -> Nil

Start an explicit clustered daemon. The platform profile and TLS-distribution admission config must agree before command admission can materialize Mnesia state. A bad config fails closed rather than emitting local-only cluster lies.

socket_path

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pub fn socket_path(workspace: String) -> String