bootnode/api/deps.go

// Package api is the Bootnode subsystem entry point. It exposes
// Mount(r, deps) per HIP-0106 so superbase can fold Bootnode into the
// unified Hanzo Cloud binary, and a standalone main shim
// (cmd/bootnode) wires the same Mount onto a fresh chi.Mux.
//
// No business logic lives in main — everything routes through Mount,
// every cross-subsystem call goes through deps, and every typed
// surface is defined in ../schema/bootnode.zap.
package api

import (
	"context"
	"log/slog"
)

// Deps is the cross-subsystem contract Bootnode consumes. Every
// non-trivial dependency is a typed ZAP client (in-process or RPC)
// resolved by superbase at startup. Subsystems that aren't enabled
// pass nil — handlers fail closed.
//
// The struct deliberately uses interface fields so superbase can hand
// us in-process implementations (direct Go calls through the local
// ZAP dispatcher) and a future split deployment can hand us an RPC
// client without touching this package.
type Deps struct {
	// Brand identifies the deployment (hanzo / lux / zoo / bootnode).
	// Drives logo, CORS allow-list, KMS prefix, IAM org default.
	Brand string

	// Logger is the structured logger plumbed in by superbase. Required.
	Logger *slog.Logger

	// IAM authenticates incoming JWTs. nil → fail-closed at the
	// auth middleware. The interface mirrors hanzo/iam/zap.Client; we
	// keep a local interface so the Bootnode module doesn't take a
	// hard dependency on the IAM module until the import graph is wired.
	IAM IAMClient

	// KMS resolves secrets. nil → secrets cannot be loaded; the
	// affected handlers return 503.
	KMS KMSClient

	// Base is the per-tenant SQLite gateway (HIP-0302). nil → store
	// layer falls back to an in-memory map (dev only).
	Base BaseClient

	// O11y emits traces/metrics/logs through the shared OTEL pipeline.
	// nil → telemetry middleware no-ops.
	O11y O11yClient

	// Commerce is the upstream billing service Bootnode reports usage
	// to. nil → usage records accumulate locally and never sync.
	Commerce CommerceClient
}

// IAMClient is the minimal interface Bootnode needs from hanzo/iam.
// Once the iam Go module exposes its zap client we replace this with
// a type alias to `iamzap.Client`.
type IAMClient interface {
	// VerifyJWT validates a bearer token and returns the canonical
	// (orgID, userID, email) tuple. Implementations MUST fail closed
	// on signature mismatch / expiry / unknown issuer.
	VerifyJWT(ctx context.Context, bearer string) (orgID, userID, email string, err error)
}

// KMSClient is the minimal interface Bootnode needs from hanzo/kms.
type KMSClient interface {
	GetSecret(ctx context.Context, ref string) (string, error)
}

// BaseClient is the per-tenant SQLite gateway (HIP-0302). Bootnode
// asks for a connection scoped to (orgID, "bootnode") and stores its
// projects / api_keys / webhooks / usage there.
type BaseClient interface {
	// Open returns a per-tenant database handle. The opaque type is a
	// chosen-by-Base value (e.g. *sql.DB or a typed wrapper); we keep
	// it `any` here to avoid pulling in database/sql before the Base
	// module's public ZAP client lands.
	Open(ctx context.Context, orgID, namespace string) (any, error)
}

// O11yClient is the minimal observability surface. Implementations
// should be safe to call with a nil receiver — handlers should never
// have to nil-check.
type O11yClient interface {
	RecordRequest(ctx context.Context, route string, status int, durationMs int64)
}

// CommerceClient mirrors the commerce ZAP RecordUsage shape so we can
// report compute-unit accounting upstream.
type CommerceClient interface {
	RecordUsage(ctx context.Context, orgID, projectID, chain, method string, computeUnits int32) error
}