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EOIE Source Workspace

The EOIE Source Workspace is designed to streamline and enhance the operation of executing one-call operations. In EOIE, every operation, whether it's a patch batch, a multi-file write, or a gated change, is handled in a single, streamlined call that performs validation and application simultaneously. This repository serves as the core workspace extracted from the EOIE bundle, facilitating both development and testing.

Key Features

• One-Call Operations: Each operation is encapsulated as a single call, ensuring efficiency and simplicity in executing commands (EOIE-ONE-CALL).
• Built with Rust: The generated Rust code is included in the repository, allowing normal builds without the need for a Spiral compiler.
• Migration and Testing Tools: Tools designed for application policy migration and scenario testing are also integrated, alongside existing handwritten Rust adapters and tests that support migration efforts.

Getting Started

Build Requirements: Users need to install Rust version 1.88 or newer. In addition, Windows users should have the MSVC C++ build tools, while Linux users will require a native C linker.

Building the Project: To bootstrap the Spiral-authored driver into a dedicated target directory, execute the following commands:

cargo build --locked --package eoie-dev --target-dir target/workflow-driver
./target/workflow-driver/debug/eoie-dev --root .. --test --skip-release

This enables users to test the development environment efficiently. Users can run tests with PowerShell as follows:

pwsh -NoProfile -File build.ps1 -Test
pwsh -NoProfile -File eoie.ps1 help

Migration Process

The repository includes tools such as typed_predicate, which implements byte/text predicates utilizing GADTs, existential projections, and HKT registries to replace outdated helpers and optimize performance. The eoie-predicate-lift tool further simplifies code rewriting for native Spiral usage, ensuring compatibility and correctness within existing codebases.

Example Command:

cargo build --locked -p eoie-predicate-lift
./target/debug/eoie-lift-predicate sha256 helper input.spi candidate.spi

Compiler Support

The EOIE framework supports a native Spiral compiler designed for flexibility and use across both Windows and Linux platforms. Essential operations include compiling with a single-flight mode, which is optimized for stability and performance during the development cycle. The native compiler is essential for generating outputs while ensuring compiled binaries remain cohesive and optimized for deployment.

Work Planning and Agile Management

The workspace incorporates agile management features, enabling efficient task management and execution tracking. Users can easily create, manage, and execute tasks with clear status indicators, providing a robust framework for project management and development oversight.

Conclusion

The EOIE Source Workspace empowers developers to manage their application backlogs and jobs with efficiency. This repository forms the backbone of developing and managing EOIE-based projects through innovative tools and streamlined workflows.