Charles KWON OhJun
d26624c63b
Drop-in copy of labdb's API surface from
fivenode/labdb/api/*.prg into app/api/. Single fnode invocation builds
the whole thing (bridge_server + bridge/ + 22 api/*.prg) into one
24 MB Go binary — no Node.js, no FFI, no Apache.
End-to-end smoke test (server.js not running, ctx empty so defaults
fall back) hitting six endpoints all return well-formed JSON via the
bridge layer + path -> Main dispatcher:
GET /api/hello.prg -> {"msg":"hello from PRG","ok":true}
GET /api/admin-stats.prg -> {"active_sessions":0,...}
GET /api/admin-me.prg -> {"ok":true,"user":{...}}
GET /api/sessions-list.prg -> {"sessions":[],"total":0}
GET /api/records-list.prg -> {"records":[],"sessionId":"",...}
POST /api/devices-register -> {"deviceId":"","status":"pending",...}
One small upstream patch was needed: seven .prg files each define
their own STATIC FUNCTION fn_HGet, but Five doesn't yet honour
file-local STATIC scoping for top-level functions — all definitions
land in the same symbol table and collide. Renamed each duplicate to
<file>_fn_hget so they peacefully coexist; the call sites still
reference fn_HGet and Five resolves them against _helpers.prg's
public version (signature-compatible). TODO: revert once Five gains
file-local STATIC FUNCTION scoping.
What's deferred to 1a.4-4: ctx data injection (so endpoints return
real labdb data), static asset embedding (labdb/public/), and a live
LABDB_DSN round-trip to confirm pgrtl in the request path.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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// api/test-mod.prg — Minimal TFNModule test
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#require "TFNMODULE"
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FUNCTION Main()
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LOCAL oOs, cName
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OutStd("Step 1: about to call TFNModule" + Chr(10))
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oOs := TFNModule():New("os")
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OutStd("Step 2: TFNModule returned " + iif(oOs == NIL, "NIL", "object") + Chr(10))
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IF oOs == NIL
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AP_JSONRESPONSE({ "ok" => .f., "error" => "TFNModule returned nil" })
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RETURN NIL
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ENDIF
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cName := oOs:Call("hostname")
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AP_JSONRESPONSE({ "ok" => .t., "module" => "os", "hostname" => cName })
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RETURN NIL
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