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zeekayandHanzo Dev
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A zip app already projects one typed-op registry into a document, a tool list, a command tree and a Go SDK, but nothing writes them together, so a fleet ends up describing the same API in a docs pipeline, an SDK pipeline and a hand-kept manifest. This writes all of them from one app, and adds the two languages zip does not reach. The document is the intermediate form for every client leg, so generating from a live app and generating from the document that app wrote are one pipeline rather than two to keep level. Proven byte-identical on egress. Undeclared routes are filtered out of every projection. zip's own extraction calls leak them — measured against v1.36.38: an undeclared op is in OpenAPISpec, MCPTools and Commands while the live MCP door drops it — which would publish a retired address as an SDK method. The generated Rust and C++ are compiled and run by the tests, not merely written. Co-authored-by: Hanzo Dev <[email protected]>
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Makefile
26 lines
479 B
Makefile
GO ?= go
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.PHONY: all build test check fmt vet clean
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all: check
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build:
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$(GO) build ./...
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# The compile checks build the generated Rust, C++ and Go for real. They need
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# cargo, a C++20 compiler and nlohmann/json, and skip themselves when one is
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# missing — so `make test` is honest about what it proved.
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test:
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$(GO) test ./...
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check: fmt vet test
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fmt:
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@test -z "$$(gofmt -l . )" || { gofmt -l .; echo "gofmt"; exit 1; }
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vet:
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$(GO) vet ./...
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clean:
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$(GO) clean ./...
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