Module api 

The six contract endpoints, one stage boundary at a time.

Order per request: credential, parse, item-keyed load, the auth/requestGate/parse faults, resolve request-level then per item, then afterWrite and respond. The write-back commits before the response — or its deliberate absence — leaves the process, which is what makes a timeout that landed distinguishable from one that did not.

Macros

endpoint_handlers 🔒

Actix binds one handler per route, so the endpoint each route serves is all these differ by.

Structs

FaultRunner 🔒

Terminal 🔒

What a request-shaped effect answers with instead of the per-item array.

Enums

Delivery 🔒

ParsedRequest 🔒

Constants

RAW_BODY_LIMIT 🔒

Functions

authorized 🔒

credential_accepted 🔒

Scheme-agnostic: whatever word the client puts in front, the credential after it is what is checked.

deliver 🔒

endpoint 🔒

finish 🔒

Commits, then hands back what to send.

import_attainments

item_effect_response 🔒

A disclosed id is taken from the outcome the item already had, which is what makes “timed out, but it landed” expressible.

list_by_course

load 🔒

malformed 🔒

parse 🔒

parse_items 🔒

Parses per element so the message can name the offending index, which serde’s line and column cannot.

resolve_enrolments

resolve_persons

resolve_product_access_tokens

resolve_world 🔒

run 🔒

terminal 🔒

None for an item-level effect, which shapes one item rather than the whole answer.

truncate 🔒

unique_field 🔒

Collects the distinct values of one field across a request’s items, in first-seen order.

verify_attainments

Type Aliases

ParseFailure 🔒

The error half is the request-level code and its message.