# Core Lib Template

This is a **template crate** for the core runtime library using trait-based dependency injection. It replaces the problematic code generation approach with clean, trait-based abstractions.

## Key Features

- **Zero Code Generation**: No build.rs, no environment variables, no generated code
- **Pure Dependency Injection**: Uses traits from the pure traits layer
- **Implementation Freedom**: Clone this template and customize as needed
- **No Circular Dependencies**: Clean dependency graph through trait abstractions

## Architecture

This template follows the new 3-layer architecture:

```
Layer 1: Pure Traits (../../../traits/)
    ↓
Layer 2: Templates (this template) 
    ↓
Layer 3: Implementation (your cloned crate)
```

## Usage

### 1. Clone Template

```bash
# Clone this template to your implementation
cp -r templates/core-lib-template my-project/crates/core-lib

# Update Cargo.toml with your project name
sed -i 's/core-lib-template/core-lib/' my-project/crates/core-lib/Cargo.toml
```

### 2. Implement Providers

Create your concrete implementations:

```rust
use core_lib::*;

// Your page provider implementation
struct MyPageProvider {
    components: HashMap<String, MyComponent>,
}

impl PageProvider for MyPageProvider {
    type Component = MyComponent;
    type View = AnyView;
    type Props = ();
    
    fn get_component(&self, id: &str) -> ComponentResult<Self::Component> {
        self.components.get(id)
            .cloned()
            .ok_or_else(|| ComponentError::NotFound(id.to_string()))
    }
    
    fn render_component(
        &self, 
        component: &Self::Component,
        props: Self::Props,
        language: &str
    ) -> ComponentResult<Self::View> {
        // Your rendering logic here
        Ok(component.render(language))
    }
    
    fn list_components(&self) -> Vec<String> {
        self.components.keys().cloned().collect()
    }
}
```

### 3. Configure Application

```rust
// Create your application context
let page_provider = MyPageProvider::new();
let content_provider = MyContentProvider::new();
let localization_provider = MyLocalizationProvider::new();
let site_config = load_site_config();

let app_context = AppContext::new(
    page_provider,
    content_provider,
    localization_provider,
    site_config,
);

// Create route handler
let language_detector = ConfigurableLanguageDetector::from_site_config(&app_context.site_config);
let route_resolver = GenericRouteResolver::new(app_context.page_provider.clone(), language_detector);
```

## Modules

### Core Modules

- **`routing`**: Language detection, route resolution, generic route handling
- **`components`**: Layout providers, component rendering utilities
- **`content`**: Content item types, query builders
- **`i18n`**: Simple localization provider with HashMap storage
- **`errors`**: Comprehensive error handling with user-friendly messages
- **`utils`**: Path utilities, string formatting, configuration builders

### Feature Modules (Optional)

Enable via Cargo features:

- **`wasm`** (default): WASM utilities (console, DOM, storage, HTTP)
- **`time`**: Time formatting, timezone handling, duration parsing
- **`ids`**: UUID generation, slug utilities, content ID management
- **`content`**: Content processing utilities
- **`i18n`**: Internationalization helpers

## Benefits Over Code Generation

### Before (Problematic)
```rust
// Generated at build time, hardcoded dependencies
core_lib::generate_client_render_component!();
```

### After (Clean)
```rust
// Trait-based, implementation provides concrete types
impl<P: PageProvider> RouteRenderer for ClientRenderer<P> {
    type View = AnyView;
    type Component = P::Component;
    
    fn render_component(&self, component: &Self::Component, ...) -> RoutingResult<Self::View> {
        self.page_provider.render_component(component, (), language)
    }
}
```

## Example Implementation

See the comprehensive tests in each module for usage examples. Here's a minimal setup:

```rust
use core_lib::{*, routing::*, components::*, i18n::*};

// 1. Create providers
let mut page_provider = MyPageProvider::new();
page_provider.register_component("index", IndexComponent);
page_provider.register_component("about", AboutComponent);

let mut localization = SimpleLocalizationProvider::new("en".to_string());
localization.add_translation("en".to_string(), "welcome".to_string(), "Welcome".to_string());

// 2. Create language detector from config
let language_detector = ConfigurableLanguageDetector::new(languages, "en".to_string());

// 3. Create route resolver
let route_resolver = GenericRouteResolver::new(page_provider, language_detector);

// 4. Handle requests
let resolution = route_resolver.resolve_route("/about")?;
if let Some(component) = resolution.component {
    let result = route_handler.handle_route(
        Some(&component), 
        &resolution.path, 
        &resolution.language, 
        &resolution.parameters
    )?;
    println!("Rendered: {:?}", result.view);
}
```

## Migration from Foundation

When migrating from the old foundation crate:

1. **Remove build.rs**: No more code generation
2. **Replace generated code**: Use trait-based providers instead
3. **Inject dependencies**: Pass concrete implementations via constructors
4. **Remove environment dependencies**: Use configuration objects instead

## Features

Configure optional functionality via Cargo features:

```toml
[features]
default = ["wasm"]
full = ["wasm", "time", "ids", "content", "i18n"]
minimal = []
```

## Testing

Each module includes comprehensive tests. Run with:

```bash
cargo test
cargo test --all-features  # Test with all features enabled
cargo test --no-default-features  # Test minimal configuration
```

## Compatibility

- **Rust 2021 Edition**
- **WASM Compatible**: Conditional compilation for WASM vs native
- **Feature Gated**: Only compile what you need
- **Framework Agnostic**: Works with any Leptos application

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This template solves the circular dependency and tight coupling issues while maintaining full implementation flexibility through trait-based dependency injection.