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* feat: nix dev shell + direnv Rainix-based nix flake providing the rust toolchain, sqlx-cli, cargo-expand, cargo-nextest, and the pre-commit hooks listed in .pre-commit-config.yaml. .envrc auto-loads the shell via nix-direnv. flake.lock pins all inputs for reproducibility. * feat: copy sqlite-es and event-sorcery crates (#3) * feat: workspace + copy sqlite-es and event-sorcery crates Crates copied verbatim from st0x.issuance (sqlite-es) and st0x.liquidity (event-sorcery). Adds workspace Cargo.toml with strict lints (warnings/clippy::all/pedantic/nursery/unwrap_used/expect_used denied; unsafe_code forbidden), clippy.toml exempting unwrap/expect in tests, and the canonical events+snapshots schema migration. Workspace dependency versions audited and bumped to current semver-compatible releases. cqrs-es held at 0.4.12 — 0.5.0 is a major bump pending deliberate upgrade. * feat: AGENTS.md, README, and docs (cqrs, sqlx, ttdd) (#4) * feat: AGENTS.md, SPEC.md, README, and docs AGENTS.md adapted from upstream st0x conventions, trimmed to the rules that apply here (drops alloy/brokerage/onchain bits). SPEC.md describes the library's goals, components, and behavior. docs/domain.md is the CQRS/ES glossary and naming conventions. docs/cqrs.md is a usage reference. docs/sqlx.md is the running pitfall log. docs/ttdd.md is the type-driven TDD methodology. CLAUDE.md is a symlink to AGENTS.md so both names resolve to the same source of truth. * feat: GitHub Actions CI (#5) * feat: GitHub Actions CI Matrix runs cargo check / nextest / clippy / fmt --check, plus a separate job for pre-commit hooks. Every step uses 'nix develop -c …' so CI runs the same toolchain as local dev. Caches ~/.cargo and target/ keyed on lockfile + flake.lock. * feat: replace SqliteProjectionRepo with RepoFamily GAT (#6) * feat: replace SqliteProjectionRepo with ViewBackend GAT The previous design parameterized Projection over a Repo type that was bound to ViewRepository<Lifecycle<Entity>, Lifecycle<Entity>>. That bound named the pub(crate) Lifecycle type in a public position, tripping the private_bounds lint, and was suppressed with #[allow(private_bounds)] in three impl blocks pending the crate's extraction. ViewBackend is a GAT-on-trait HKT emulation: a ViewBackend instance is a type-level function (View, Aggregate) -> SomeRepo. Projection<Entity, Backend: ViewBackend> applies the function internally to obtain Backend::Repo<Lifecycle<Entity>, Lifecycle<Entity>>, so Lifecycle saturation happens inside the struct/method bodies, not in any public bound. SqliteViewBackend is the default. The three #[allow(private_bounds)] suppressions are removed. Test repos InMemoryRepo<View, Agg> and ConflictingRepo<View, Agg> made generic with paired ViewBackend adapters so existing tests still compile. * docs: add examples of how to use the repo (#7) Adds a runnable examples/ directory at the workspace root covering the core event-sorcery surface: - basic_entity: smallest setup -- EventSourced, Store, send/load, load_entity, send_command, load_all_ids, count_aggregates, load_ids_paginated, compact_events, incremental_vacuum. - projection: Materialized = Table with a SQLite generated column for filtered queries; load/load_all/filter/rebuild/rebuild_all; injects a domain Service via Arc<dyn Clock>. - reactor: multi-entity StockAlert reactor wired across two stores plus a single-entity AuditLog reactor running alongside an auto-projection. Each example has a README.md explaining the concept and a #[cfg(all(test, feature = "test-support"))] mod tests block exercising replay, TestHarness, TestStore, SpyReactor, and ReactorHarness. examples/README.md indexes the three; the repo-root README.md links to it. CI now runs every example in a dedicated matrix job and includes --all-targets so example test modules execute under cargo nextest.
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Closes RAI-458.
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Adds an MIT License to the repository, attributed to ST0x Technology.
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The project lacked a license, which is necessary to define the legal terms under which the software can be used, modified, and distributed.
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Added a standard MIT License file granting broad permissions to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and sell the software, provided the copyright notice is retained.
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