[P1-03] Extract HTTP, RabbitMQ, CouchDB, Valkey, and scheduler adapters from domain services #41

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opened 2026-07-22 00:16:54 +00:00 by lost-rob0t · 0 comments

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Problem

Current files mix HTTP parsing, JSOWN, authentication-less policy, Rabbit publication, CouchDB queries, actor messages, scheduling, and global configuration. This prevents reuse as a library and makes failure/retry behavior inconsistent.

Required changes

Domain/application services operate only on typed requests, ports, principals, deadlines, and result types.
HTTP adapter owns request/response translation only.
Rabbit adapter owns connection/channel/reactor, topology, envelope serialization, settlement, retry, and DLQ.
CouchDB adapter owns pooling, request building, view installation/querying, revision behavior, and persistence errors.
Valkey adapter owns atomic scripts and lease serialization.
Scheduler adapter owns timers and recovery scheduling.
No adapter imports another adapter to perform application orchestration.
Composition root wires adapters into services/runtime.

Acceptance tests

Core/targets/auth systems load and run with no Dexador, Ningle, cl-rabbit, cl-couch, or Valkey dependency in their package dependencies.
Fake adapters run unit tests deterministically.
Adapter contract suites run against real services.
HTTP and Rabbit ingress invoke the same application service methods.

## Problem Current files mix HTTP parsing, JSOWN, authentication-less policy, Rabbit publication, CouchDB queries, actor messages, scheduling, and global configuration. This prevents reuse as a library and makes failure/retry behavior inconsistent. ## Required changes - Domain/application services operate only on typed requests, ports, principals, deadlines, and result types. - HTTP adapter owns request/response translation only. - Rabbit adapter owns connection/channel/reactor, topology, envelope serialization, settlement, retry, and DLQ. - CouchDB adapter owns pooling, request building, view installation/querying, revision behavior, and persistence errors. - Valkey adapter owns atomic scripts and lease serialization. - Scheduler adapter owns timers and recovery scheduling. - No adapter imports another adapter to perform application orchestration. - Composition root wires adapters into services/runtime. ## Acceptance tests - Core/targets/auth systems load and run with no Dexador, Ningle, cl-rabbit, cl-couch, or Valkey dependency in their package dependencies. - Fake adapters run unit tests deterministically. - Adapter contract suites run against real services. - HTTP and Rabbit ingress invoke the same application service methods.