fix(compiler): fixes found building a real multi-module TEA app on Bun-ESM - #777
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Found while probing the Bun-ESM target for a TEA UI runtime:
- typecheck: `infer_kind` gave every non-builtin type constructor kind
`Type`, so naming a user generic enum applied to arguments in any
signature (`fn mk<M>(x: M) -> Box<M>`, `Html<Msg>`) failed with
"Too many arguments for kind". Record each parametric enum's arity, and
recover the arity of imported enums from the imported value schemes
(the only cross-module type information `check_program` receives).
Over-application is still rejected (planted negative test).
- bun-esm: a qualified payload constructor `Msg::SetName(s)` lowered to a
call on the nullary `({ tag })` object. It now lowers to the emitted
constructor binding.
- bun-esm: every receiver-first fn was folded into an async class method
and its calls rewritten to `(await recv.m(..))`. Struct literals are
plain objects, so chained calls failed and `await` leaked into sync
callers (e.g. a TEA `update`). Fns are now always emitted as plain sync
exports and called directly; the synthesised class remains as an extra
JS-facing surface (ref_fields/class_basic unchanged).
Tests: test/test_generic_enum_kinds.ml (6), tests/codegen-deno/tea_shape
(Bun-ESM harness; 33/33 harnesses pass; dune test main suite 550 OK).
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…builtins - typecheck: a zero-parameter lambda `fn() => e` was typed as its bare body type in synth mode and checked against the *whole* `() -> T` arrow in check mode, so a thunk could never be passed to a `() -> T` parameter (inline or by name). It is now `Unit -> T` in both modes — the type an explicit `() -> T` already lowers to, and which the zero-argument call rule already consumes. Wrong body types still fail. - typecheck: `extern type Cell<T>` records its arity like a parametric enum, so host-backed generic types can be named in signatures. - bun-esm: lower the stdlib/math.affine header builtins (float, floor, ceil, round, trunc, sqrt, cbrt, pow_float, trig, exp/log family) to `Number`/`Math.*`; they compiled to calls of undefined JS globals. Tests: parametric extern type case in test_generic_enum_kinds; tests/codegen-deno/thunk_math (34/34 Bun-ESM harnesses); WASM corpus 38/38; dune test main suite 551 OK. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Colon-separated directories searched after the current directory and the stdlib, so third-party AffineScript packages (affinescript-tea first) can be imported from outside the importing program's directory. Previously the loader's search_paths was always empty with no way to set it. Test: test/test_module_search_path.ml (absent without the path, found with it; empty entries ignored). dune test main suite 553 OK. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Statements other than `let` and expression statements were skipped, so a name used only inside a `for`/`while` body (or an assignment) was never reported free. Import flattening then dropped the private helper it named: a public `create` calling `apply_attr` in a for-loop compiled to `ReferenceError: apply_attr is not defined` on Bun-ESM. The same walker drives closure conversion, which could likewise miss a capture. Also bind every variable of a destructuring `let` and of match-arm patterns (and walk guards), instead of only plain `PatVar` lets. dune test main suite 553 OK; Bun-ESM 34/34; WASM 38/38. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… lambdas in methods
Found porting nexia-list's UI to AffineScript (a multi-module TEA app):
- typecheck: `S #{ ..base, f: v }` ignored the spread when typing, so the
result was only the explicit fields and an update could never produce
the struct it started from. Now: a closed base keeps every field, each
explicit field must match the base's type (an update cannot change a
field's type) and new fields extend it; an open or not-yet-known base is
constrained to have the explicit fields and the result is its own type
(extending an open row there failed the row occurs check).
- typecheck/resolve: an imported struct was an opaque name in the
importer, because imports carry only value schemes, so its fields could
not be read. A module now records each monomorphic type definition under
a reserved `name_types` key (NUL-prefixed, disjoint from identifiers),
the import paths copy it for imported type symbols (aliases honoured),
and `check_program` installs it in the importer's type environment.
Local declarations still win.
- bun-esm: a lambda inside a synthesised (async) class method inherited
the async context, emitting `(x) => (await ...)`, which is a SyntaxError
in V8/browsers (Bun's parser accepts it, which hid the bug). Lambda bodies
are now emitted in a non-async context.
Tests: test/test_records_and_imports.ml (7, incl. wrong-field-type and
unknown-imported-field negatives); tests/codegen-deno/method_lambda
(fails with the SyntaxError when the lambda fix is reverted).
dune test main 560 OK; Bun-ESM 35/35; WASM 38/38.
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A browser TEA runtime for the Bun-ESM target, in AffineScript: - src/Tea.affine: typed virtual DOM (`Html<M>`, `Attr<M>` with attributes, properties, styles, keys and `Event -> Option<M>` decoders; HTML and SVG), a reconciler with keyed child moves (DOM nodes of surviving keys are reused and moved), `Cmd<M>` (none/batch/send/run_cmd) and `Sub<M>` (window events, animation frames, intervals) diffed by key after every update, and `run(selector, init, update, view, subscriptions)` with in-order message processing and frame-batched renders. - src/tea_host.js: the only JavaScript, a host carve-out implementing the primitive externs (DOM ops, handler slots, rAF/timers, cells, key index). - examples/todo: the reference app. - e2e: Playwright (pinned 1.62.1) drives the app in headless Chromium; 8 tests, including keyed reorder preserving node identity (verified to fail with keyed diffing disabled). Wired into ci.yml's build job. Depends on the compiler fixes in #777 (generic enum/extern kinds, thunks, qualified ctors, free-vars, $AFFINESCRIPT_PATH). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
An enum's constructors reached an importer's flattened (non-Wasm) output
only if some carried *function* constructed them; patterns do not count.
So `use Geometry::{Up}` + `Some(Up)` compiled to a reference to an
undefined `Up` (a ReferenceError at the first keypress in nexia-list's
port). Public enums named in a `use M::{...}` list (by type or by any
constructor), and all public enums for `use M`/globs, are now carried;
enums made only of the preamble's Option/Result constructors never are.
The Bun-ESM corpus runner now puts the corpus on AFFINESCRIPT_PATH so
fixtures can be multi-module. Test: imported_ctor + DirLib (fails with
`ReferenceError: North is not defined` without this change).
dune main 560 OK; Bun-ESM 36/36; WASM 38/38; native Bun 1/1.
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The #76 `.affine` UI never parsed (a mechanical ReScript text rewrite), so main had no runnable UI. This rewrites it from scratch in AffineScript on the affinescript-tea runtime, compiled with the Bun-ESM backend: - ui/src/Store.affine: the Rust/WASM core's interface (externs). - ui/src/Geometry.affine: pure canvas geometry (spatial keyboard nav, nudge, zoom/pan, viewport culling, circular graph layout). - ui/src/App.affine: model/update/view/subscriptions. List, canvas and graph views; note editor with links, backlinks, link picker; sidebar search (capped at 200, "search to narrow") and agents; toolbar file ops; error and notice banners. New: persisted λδ computed fields with live values in the editor and on canvas cards plus a live formula preview; inline card editing (double-click); drag/pan as model state + window subscriptions; canvas viewport culling. - ui/host/nexia_host.js (host carve-out): WasmNotebook adapter with an incrementally updated read model, IndexedDB autosave (flushed on hide), quarantine of a corrupt/newer autosave under a dated backup key, file I/O. - scripts/build-ui.sh builds web/dist; scripts/fetch-affinescript.sh builds the compiler at a pinned commit into ./.affinescript (no sibling checkout). - tests/e2e (Playwright 1.62.1, headless Chromium): cold start < 1 s, canvas create/drag/inline-edit/pan/zoom, λδ fields updating in the DOM, close-and-reopen persistence, corrupt-autosave quarantine, keyboard nav — 13/13. ui/tests/geometry.test.js unit-tests Geometry.affine (6). - ui-ci: compiler pin bumped; checks run from each file's directory; the UI is built and the unit + e2e suites run. - ADR docs/decisions/ui-affinescript-tea-2026-10-05.adoc supersedes the 2026-09-22 deferral. Depends on hyperpolymath/affinescript#777 and #778 (pinned by SHA). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Copy the type definition in the glob-import path too. · resolve.ml:845-857
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import_resolved_symbolsandimport_specific_itemsnow callimport_type_def. TheImportGlobbranch does not. Withuse Mod::*;, the importer receives the struct name but notype_def_keyentry.check_programthen lowers the type as an opaqueTCon. As a result, field access and record updates on that imported struct fail, but they succeed withuse Mod::{T}.Proposed fix
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…efore declaration - bun-esm (#478 follow-up): OCaml evaluates `^` operands right to left, so a `while`/`for` body's tail expression was generated before its statements. The int-tracking for `Int / Int` truncation then saw the tail's assignments (`lo = mid + 1`) before the `let mid = ...` they depend on, forgot `lo` was an Int, and emitted float division: a binary search computed `(lo + hi) / 2 = 2.5`. Block parts are now generated in source order. Fixture int_div_loop fails (1 vs 3) without this. - typecheck: the forward pass bound every function to a fresh, ungeneralised type variable, so a generic extern used before its declaration had its type fixed by the first use and a second instantiation failed (`TypeMismatch (Int, Bool)`). Extern signatures are complete, so their generalised schemes are now registered in the forward pass (after all types). Ordinary generic fns keep the old behaviour (their effects are inferred) — a documented follow-up. dune main 561 OK; Bun-ESM 37/37; WASM 38/38; native Bun 1/1. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…rams check_fn_decl restored only parameter bindings after checking a body, so a block-local `let node = ...` overwrote the module-level `node` in name_types, and importers saw the local's type as the module's export (`Expected a function type, got Node` when affinescript-tea's `node` helper was imported after its keyed diff gained a local `node`). The name table is now snapshotted after the function's own recursive binding and restored wholesale after the body. Test: local binding does not shadow export (fails without the fix). dune main 562 OK; Bun-ESM 37/37; WASM 38/38. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Flattening carried an imported module's own declarations but not what that module imported, so a program importing Router.on_url_change (whose body calls Tea.subs) emitted an undefined `subs`. An imported module's imports are now flattened first (with a cycle guard), so the dependency closure reaches across modules. Fixture chain_import -> ChainLib -> DirLib fails with `ReferenceError: name is not defined` without this change. dune main 562 OK; Bun-ESM 38/38; WASM 38/38. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… stricter negative tests Review follow-up (CodeRabbit on #777): - Since qualified constructors lower to their binding (`Msg::Inc` -> `Inc`), a top-level const naming a variant of an enum declared later in the file read the binding in its temporal dead zone (ReferenceError). Enum bindings are now emitted before the source-order pass. Fixture const_before_enum fails with `Cannot access 'Fast' before initialization` without this. - test_records_and_imports: negative tests now require a *type* error (a parse/resolution failure no longer counts), the unknown-imported-field test checks the field is named, and the field-type-change test returns `String` from `r.a` so only validating the update can reject it. dune main 562 OK; Bun-ESM 39/39; WASM 38/38. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟠 Major · Preserve arity for type-only imports of generic extern types. · typecheck.ml:2338-2340
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Cellfrompub extern type Cell<T>, the exporter does not add atype_def_keyentry for it. The resolver transfers only that entry for an explicitly imported type. The importer therefore has no arity forCell.infer_kindtreats an unregistered type constructor asType, soCell<Int>fails kind checking. Export generic type arity independently of value schemes.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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The comment says imported type declarations are not inlined. The new code at lines 468-486 inlines public user enums. The comment now contradicts the code. Reword it to say that only user enums (not the Option and Result preamble enums) are carried.
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…finescript-crdt (#778) Depends on: #777 A browser **TEA runtime written in AffineScript**, plus a router and a CRDT library built on the same toolchain. The TEA runtime is, compiled with the Bun-ESM backend. It's the runtime the nexia-list UI is now built on (hyperpolymath/nexia-list#112), and it's usable by any AffineScript web app. ## `affinescript-tea/src/Tea.affine` (all logic in AffineScript) - **Virtual DOM.** - `Html<M>`: `Text`, `Element(tag, ns, attrs, kids)` for HTML and SVG, and **`Lazy(key, memo, view)`**, which skips building and diffing an unchanged subtree, like Elm's `Html.Lazy`. - `Attr<M>`: attributes, DOM properties, styles, keys, and `On(event, Event -> Option<M>)` decoders. - Helpers, plus `map_html`, `map_attr` and `map_cmd`. - **Reconciler.** - Attributes are patched in place. - Handlers are re-pointed through per-node slots, with one DOM listener per event. - **Keyed children use minimal moves:** surviving nodes on a longest increasing subsequence of their old positions stay put, and the rest are inserted before their right-hand neighbour. The LIS is O(n log n) and written in AffineScript. - Duplicate keys are matched once. - Unkeyed children patch by position. - **Commands and subscriptions.** `Cmd<M>` (`none`/`batch`/`send`/`run_cmd`) and `Sub<M>` (`on_window`/`on_frame`/`every`/`subs`), diffed by key after every update. - **`run`.** `run(selector, init, update, view, subscriptions)`: in-order message processing, re-entrant dispatches queued, renders batched to the next animation frame. ## `src/tea_host.js` The only JavaScript: a host carve-out implementing the primitive externs (DOM operations, handler slots, rAF and timers, cells, key index, array helpers). It makes no decisions. ## Tests (`e2e/`, Playwright 1.62.1, headless Chromium, in `ci.yml`): 10/10 locally - Todo reference app: mount, init command, controlled input with Enter, async command, keyed reorder preserving DOM-node identity (with lazy rows), toggle, remove, a subscription that starts and stops, exactly one mounted instance, and no runtime errors. - A **200-round randomized keyed-diff property test** against a real DOM: order and identity are always preserved, and rotating one item costs **exactly one DOM move**. - The keyed-reorder test fails when keyed diffing is disabled. ## Measured in nexia-list (2,793 visible cards of 10k) - Pan work per frame went from p95 73 ms to **8.3 ms** with `lazy` cards, the LIS diff and canvas level-of-detail. ## Notes - Pages import the compiled module and never call `main()`. The Bun-ESM backend runs `main` on load, so a second call mounts a second instance. The README says so. - The commit "wip(affinescript-tea): lazy subtrees, LIS keyed diff (tests pending)" is complete; its tests (randomized diff, lazy rows) are in the same branch. I left the message as-is rather than rewrite pushed history. - I couldn't run the new `ci.yml` step locally (Playwright install). This PR's CI run is its first execution. ## Also in this PR: two more ecosystem packages - **`affinescript-router`**: URL routing for TEA apps. - `current_url` and `on_url_change` (`popstate` + `hashchange`). - `navigate`/`replace`/`back` commands that also deliver the new URL; the History API fires nothing for programmatic changes. - `match_route` with `:param` and trailing `*` captures (decoded), `query_param` (form decoding), and `href`. - `router_host.js` is the host carve-out. - Tests: 5 unit tests and 6 browser tests (push, replace, Back/Forward including the browser's own, manual hash edit, deep link). Used by nexia-list for deep links. - **`affinescript-crdt`**: state-based CRDTs in pure AffineScript. - A Lamport clock and stamps, an LWW register, an LWW map with tombstones, an observed-remove set and a PN-counter. - Tests: 7 property tests. Three replicas run 300 random operations each with gossip and converge in all merge orders, and the merge laws hold on random states. Breaking `map_merge` makes them fail. - Both are registered in `docs/ECOSYSTEM.adoc`, and both test suites run in `ci.yml`. - The router depends on the transitive-flattening fix in #777. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Compiler fixes found while building a real browser application in AffineScript:
affinescript-tea(#778) and the nexia-list UI port. Each fix has a regression test, and for each one I confirmed the test fails without the fix (a "planted negative").Type checker
fn mk<M>(x: M) -> Box<M>,Html<Msg>andextern type Cell<T>all failed withToo many arguments for kind. Arities are now recorded, and for imported types they are recovered from the imported schemes. Over-application is still rejected.fn() => eis nowUnit -> T(what() -> Tlowers to), so thunks can be passed.S #{ ..base, f: v }ignored the spread when typing. It now has update semantics: field types are preserved, new fields extend a closed record, and an open base is constrained instead of extended (which previously failed the row occurs check).name_typeskey that imports carry across.TypeMismatch (Int, Bool).letbindings leaked into the module's name table, so a locallet node = …replaced the exportednode. The table is now snapshotted and restored around each body.Bun-ESM backend
Msg::SetName(s)called a{ tag }object.asyncclass methods and their calls rewritten toawait recv.m(..), which broke chained calls on struct literals and leakedawaitinto sync code. They're now always plain sync exports; the class remains as an extra JS surface.(x) => (await …). Browsers and V8 reject this; Bun accepts it, which hid the bug.float,floor,sqrt, trig,exp/logand friends now lower toNumber/Math.*./lowers to floating-point division on the JS-family backends #478). A loop body's tail expression was generated before its statements, because OCaml evaluates^operands right to left. The int-tracking then forgotlowas anInt, so(lo + hi) / 2became float division.Module loader / AST
$AFFINESCRIPT_PATH. A package search path (colon-separated), so third-party packages can be imported.find_free_vars. It now walksfor/while/assignment statements and pattern binders. Before, flattening dropped private helpers called inside loops (ReferenceError), and closure conversion could miss captures.Router.on_url_change(whose body callsTea.subs) emitted an undefinedsubs. Fixture:chain_import→ChainLib→DirLib.use M::{Up}followed bySome(Up)produced an undefinedUp. The Bun-ESM corpus runner now puts the corpus directory on the module path, so fixtures can span several modules.Tests
test_generic_enum_kinds,test_module_search_path,test_records_and_imports.tea_shape,thunk_math,method_lambda,imported_ctor+DirLib,int_div_loop,chain_import+ChainLib.dune testmain suite: 562 OK. Bun-ESM corpus: 38/38. WASM corpus: 38/38. Native Bun: 1/1.res-to-affine-walkerfails locally only because its tree-sitter grammar isn't built (parser.c is absent); that's an environment issue, not this change.Known follow-ups (not in this PR)
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