Blik_2023_interface

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Interface#h1

Ecmascript module loader for responsible@./#Take_Responsibility command@./#Take_Command and control@./#Take_Control. 

2024


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  Websites have become humanly unmaintainable. 

  No wonder artificial boilerplate is sweeping the industry. 

  Angular, React, Vue, Svelte, Astro, NextJS, NestJS, Commonjs, Typescript, Flow, JSX, NPM, pNPM, Yarn, Bun, Deno, Tailwind, GraphQL, (a list without end)@https://www.youtube.com/embed/xE9W9Ghe4Jk. The javascript platform has been increasingly convoluted by non-standard syntactic variations, not to mention semantic mayhem in its ecosystem, requiring growing amounts of configuration to know and maintain. Even when these have merit (static analysis, optimization), they are at the expense of javascript's freedom and flexibility, which could provide these capabilities natively. To make matters worse, package managers have long obscured configurations of external modules, contributing to overengineering on the web, and rendering unreadable a language that could as well be distributed in source format (so to servers as to browsers). 

  Does javascript really have to be this complicated? 


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 (Take Command)#h2

 Since the arrival of loader commands in the (Ecmascript specification)@https://whatwg.github.io/loader/{"style":{"&+.media":{"filter":"invert(0.8)"}}} and their implementation in Node.js ((version 16)@https://nodejs.org/api/module.html#customization-hooks), volatile dialects can finally be standardized dynamically, without a need for external configurations or a new platform trying to contain this heterogeneity ((UMD)@https://jameshfisher.com/2020/10/04/what-are-umd-modules/, Deno@https://www.youtube.com/embed/M3BM9TB-8yA, Bun@https://bun.sh/docs). 

 First things first: modules consist of imported#b, exported#b and internal declarations#b. Procedural statements are allowed due to javascript's lack of an interface to access modules otherwise. Interface#b corrects this with a single procedure that accesses their declarations with arguments provided on a (command line)#b. Take a simple module exporting a function to cumulate numbers: 

sum#[["/Blik_2023_inference.js/module/namespace/sum"],"interface/fetch","interface/digest",[["exports","sum"]],"inference/record",["module"],"meta/serialize",[{"source":"/Blik_2023_inference.js/module/namespace/sum","scale":0.8,"gutter":213}],"script","script/index"]{background:transparent;max-width:90%;margin:auto;border-radius:.5em;border:2px dashed #616161}

 To invoke it, you wouldn't want to include a new procedure for every specific use case. Merging Interface among your files, it will infer them dynamically from specification on the command line: 

commandline#script/highlight(` git init;
 git remote add interface https://github.com/blikest/interface;
 git checkout interface/stable .;

 node()
{version=$0;
 release=node-v$version-$(uname|tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')-$([[ $(uname -m) -eq aarch64 ]] && echo "arm64" || uname -m );
 curl -O https://nodejs.org/download/release/v$version/$release.tar.gz;
 tar xf $release.tar.gz -C . --strip-components=2 $release/bin/node;
 rm $release.tar.gz;
 for command in node;do alias $command=$(pwd)/$command; done;
 echo " to remove: rm node && unalias node;"
}
 node 22.7.0;

 node ./Blik_2023_interface.js ./Blik_2023_inference.js sum 1 2 3;`){display:block;width:90%;margin:0px 5%;border-radius:.5em;border:1px solid #43a047;background:black;overflow:scroll;white-space:pre;font-family:monospace;color:#616161;font-size:.8em}

 Without a command to infer, it will expose its own declarations for procedural use. Grab a terminal@https://termux.dev/, you might need it later: 

procedural#script/highlight(` node ./Blik_2023_interface.js;`){display:block;width:90%;margin:0px 5%;border-radius:.5em;border:1px solid #43a047;background:black;overflow:scroll;white-space:pre;font-family:monospace;font-size:.8em;color:#616161}inference#[[
` ❯ locate("inference/sum"); // ["./Blik_2023_inference.js","sum"]
 ❯ access("./Blik_2023_inference.js","string"); // "..."
 ❯ load("./Blik_2023_inference.js"); // "..."
 ❯ interpret("...","./Blik_2023_inference.js"); // SourceTextModule

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 (Take Control)#h2

 (...of Conditions)#h3{display:inline;font-size:inherit}: 

 A command line is only one of many contexts a module may be loaded in, so the actual inference procedure depends on a specific set of their conditions. From the inside, modules have two pieces of information available about their external context: the "import"#b command carrying a (importmeta)#script/highlight(`{meta:{url}}`){display:inline;word-break:break-all;white-space:normal;font-family:inherit} object with their own address, and the "global"#b object carrying peculiar others: (process)#script/highlight(`{process}`){display:inline;word-break:break-all;white-space:normal;font-family:inherit} indicating Node, (window)#script/highlight(`{window}`){display:inline;word-break:break-all;white-space:normal;font-family:inherit} a browser, or (imports)#script/highlight(`{imports}`){display:inline;word-break:break-all;white-space:normal;font-family:inherit} a manually specified context. 
 
 After importing some general abstractions for syntax and semantics from the Meta and Inference modules, Interface uses these to derive its internal context of conditions. Its own name#b, location#b and protocol#b promptly from the former, then the indicated client agent#b ((agent)#script/highlight(`{node,browser,virtual}`){display:inline;word-break:break-all;white-space:normal;font-family:inherit}) from the latter, along with corresponding language features#b ((features)#script/highlight(`{assertions,attributes,json}`){display:inline;word-break:break-all;white-space:normal;font-family:inherit}) and command line options ((options)#script/highlight(`{loader,offload,inspected}`){display:inline;word-break:break-all;white-space:normal;font-family:inherit}). Interpreter#b and thread#b rank are importable facilities of Node. 

conditions#[["/git/tag/interface/2026.07/015a70b40193a222a323822bd03ad124b4e5036a/Blik_2023_interface.js"],"interface/fetch","interface/digest",[{"source":"/Blik_2023_interface.js","scale":0.8,"range":[0,16]}],"script","script/index"]{background:transparent;max-width:90%;margin:auto;border-radius:.5em; border:2px dashed #616161}#[[0],{"inference/tether":["script/fold"]}]
 
 Using Interface directly ((and without the interpreter condition requiring the unstable --experimental-vm-modules option)#span{color:var(--note);}) as we did to access the sum#i function will have it only use this external context, but every import#b command creates a new internal one that may require our intervention too. Getting to specify Interface as a loader module for Node will have it intercept these contexts with controlled procedures: 

loader#script/highlight(` node16 --loader=./Blik_2023_interface.js ./haverbeke_2012_acorn.js;
 node20.2 --import 'data:text/javascript;import("module").then(({register})=>register("./Blik_2023_interface.js",{parentURL:pathToFileURL("./")}));' ./haverbeke_2012_acorn.js;
 node20.7 --import=./Blik_2023_interface.js ./haverbeke_2012_acorn.js;
 node21.1 --import=./Blik_2023_interface.js --experimental-detect-module ./haverbeke_2012_acorn.js;
`){display:block;width:90%;margin:0px 5%;border-radius:.5em;border:1px solid #43a047;background:black;overflow:scroll;white-space:pre;font-family:monospace;color:#616161;font-size:.8em}
(Module detection introduced and unflagged in 21.1 and 22.7 fails to detect modules with eg. export statements far in the file, so a classic package.json entry may still be needed to ensure module syntax:)#span{display:block;padding:0 5%;color:var(--note);}
(cat package.json 2>/dev/null || echo {} | jq '.type="module"' > package.json;)#span{display:block;white-space:nowrap;overflow:scroll;padding:0 5%;color:var(--note);}

 With the "import" condition, Interface "offloads" this module loading to a secondary thread where it registers#b itself explicitly from the primary one. To this end, a swarm#b record and the subscribe#b and message#b commands are borrowed from a generic worker#b module definition that allow them to send and receive command delegation#b to and from each other after initialization#b. 

worker#[["/git/tag/interface/2026.07/015a70b40193a222a323822bd03ad124b4e5036a/Blik_2023_interface.js"],"interface/fetch","interface/digest",[{"source":"/Blik_2023_interface.js","scale":0.8,"range":[17,53]}],"script","script/index"]{background:transparent;max-width:90%;margin:auto;border-radius:.5em; border:2px dashed #616161}#[[0],{"inference/tether":["script/fold"]}]

 Once intercepted, the probe#b and prepend#b commands will help imports locate#b modules with unspecified attribution ((author)#b and year#b), while the idempotent peer#b record provide access#b to remote protocols. With the interpreter condition, the Module#b command composes all 3 loading stages explicitly: locate@#___of_Location, access@#___of_Access and interpret@#___of_Interpretation. Without it, Node's import#b procedure limits control to the first two by the names "resolve" and "load", but command#b still extends them with custom#b context specification and inference#b. The record of modules#b will store respective modules#script/highlight(`{resolution,module,imports}`){display:inline;word-break:break-all;white-space:normal;font-family:inherit} references by relative specifier for immediacy. In order to extend itself further, location is applied in isolation for an illustratively unattributed sources#b module, specifying an importmap#b to remote addresses. 

inference#[["/git/tag/interface/2026.07/015a70b40193a222a323822bd03ad124b4e5036a/Blik_2023_interface.js"],"interface/fetch","interface/digest",[{"source":"/Blik_2023_interface.js","scale":0.8,"range":[53,120]}],"script","script/index"]{background:transparent;max-width:90%;margin:auto;border-radius:.5em; border:2px dashed #616161}#[[0],{"inference/tether":["script/fold"]}]

 A non-virtual, local Node client agency without the "loader" option then is the condition for the inference#b procedure, called indirectly if offloading was specified. Registration in that case replicates the worker definition's corresponding commission#b command, observing#b a message channel on its near end until initialize#b reports subscription#b from its far one. In commission this is a re-subscription command since workers have procedural initialization subscribing to a default channel, but here initialization itself is being delegated with the controlled one. After registration, the loader thread anticipates a reciprocal subscription from the primary thread likewise "initializing" itself. Inspect#b finally re-binds inspector protocols in sequence to leave the primary thread's panel visible. Inference concludes by polling the loader thread for pending tests or resources. 

register#[["/git/tag/interface/2026.07/015a70b40193a222a323822bd03ad124b4e5036a/Blik_2023_interface.js"],"interface/fetch","interface/digest",[{"source":"/Blik_2023_interface.js","scale":0.8,"range":[120,195]}],"script","script/index"]{background:transparent;max-width:90%;margin:auto;border-radius:.5em; border:2px dashed #616161}#[[0],{"inference/tether":["script/fold"]}]

 (...of Location)#h3{display:inline;font-size:inherit}: 

 By standard, modules are identified by the protocol (data, file, http or node), domain and full path of their (universal resource locator)@https://url.spec.whatwg.org/ (URL), that a 'dot' can abbreviate relative to a target context. Node already diverges from this by allowing npm's package identifiers to be resolved through obscure folder and manifest navigation, and simply rejecting module specifiers that aren't found - necessitating package management in the first place. To restore respect for the standard, Interface forgets the notion of a package, and instead extends "resolution" with its location of attribution prefixes and importmap#b entry points if declared for the given specifier, downloading, standardizing and redirecting to them before access#i. 

sources#[["/Blik_2023_sources.json"],"interface/fetch","interface/digest",[["haverbeke_2012_acorn.js","davidbonnet_2015_astring.js","Harris_2015_rollup.js"]],"inference/flip","inference/extract","meta/aphorize",[{"source":"/Blik_2023_sources.json","scale":0.8}],"script","script/index"]{background:transparent;max-width:90%;margin:auto;border-radius:.5em; border:2px dashed #616161}#[[4],{"inference/tether":["script/fold"]}]

 This sample for example maps the general parser (acorn) and serializer/bundler (astring and rollup) module that Interface itself imports to standardize#b dialects in the "load" stage when needed. When importing these for the first time, standardization of their own source is performed by them being accessed from right there, before the idempotent bundles they produce for access replace the arbitrarily structured sources. Node passes a context#b object to all imports containing the peer#b module's identifier implicitly and some "attributes" specifiable explicitly (mostly attributes#script/highlight(`{type:"json"}`){display:inline;word-break:break-all;white-space:normal;font-family:inherit}), which command#b inverts to be explicit and implicit respectively (the explicit peer#script/highlight(`{peer}`){display:inline;word-break:break-all;white-space:normal;font-family:inherit} attribute being pruned later as Node's internal resolution rejects it). The implicit identifier's lack indicates the primary import to be re-delegated for indirect inference. 

 Since the module specifier can be relative, its absolute#b identifier is established given that of its peer module, and a relative#b path to both from Interface (its folder reference as peer from command indicating omission promptly resolves to an empty (relation)#b). These are then used to probe the record of modules for a resolution precedent#b, or attempt Node's internal resolution, latter retried with extensions#b if a folder was hit, location#b in case attribution was missing, acquisition#b or alias#b if an importmap scope is identified from the specifier path ((cases to be merged into location when interpretation is stabilized)#span{color:var(--note)}). As acquisition does import modules from source before bundling, this scope is also passed on to access as format#script/highlight(`{format}`){display:inline;word-break:break-all;white-space:normal;font-family:inherit} along with url#script/highlight(`{url}`){display:inline;word-break:break-all;white-space:normal;font-family:inherit} in the resolution object. Bundling achieves the same while having the source definition in scope for all resolutions and transforms, only offsets external aliases to be relative to the target bundle, and thus omited from it. Finally it is also extended with modules#script/highlight(`{time}`){display:inline;word-break:break-all;white-space:normal;font-family:inherit} for history and modules#script/highlight(`{shortCircuit}`){display:inline;word-break:break-all;white-space:normal;font-family:inherit} to instruct Node not to call its internal resolution anymore, and merged into the record of modules as resolution#script/highlight(`{relative:{resolution},relation:{imports:new Set([relative])}}`){display:inline;word-break:break-all;white-space:normal;font-family:inherit}. 

location#[["/Blik_2023_interface.js"],"interface/command",[["resolve","locate"]],"inference/flip","inference/extract",[["exports"]],"inference/record",["module"],"meta/serialize",[{"source":"/Blik_2023_interface.js","scale":0.8,"gutter":209}],"script","script/index"]{background:transparent;max-width:90%;margin:auto;border-radius:.5em; border:2px dashed #616161}#[[0],{"inference/tether":["script/fold"]}]

 (...of Access)#h3{display:inline;font-size:inherit}: 

 While thus evoked during the acquisition stage of remote resolution to persist a standard bundle, an import may still locate a foreign syntax to access#b when specified directly. The context#b object will contain a format#b field that Internal resolution would have set to a native#b format, which profile#b verifies for "json", "builtin" and "module", and extends to "typescript" and "shader" based on suffix. An importmap#b entry will have been set by alias if so resolved, or acquisition#b may have passed it directly. These can contain multiple source definitions#b that are merged, and a "sparse" path relative to the relevant one is established. Edits relative to this path are then filtered, and applied between access#b and a patriation#b process of parsing#b, sanitization#b (standardization) and re-(serialization)#b. Before conclusion, check#b delegates a test#b command to the primary thread to traverse the loaded module's "tests" declaration mapping their namespace to compositions of a context with modules#script/highlight(`(...route,buffer(scope?tether(term):term),...terms,condition)`){display:inline;word-break:break-all;white-space:normal;font-family:inherit}. 

access#[["/Blik_2023_interface.js"],"interface/command",[["access","load"]],"inference/flip","inference/extract",[["exports"]],"inference/record",["module"],"meta/serialize",[{"source":"/Blik_2023_interface.js","scale":0.8,"gutter":461}],"script","script/index"]{background:transparent;max-width:90%;margin:auto;border-radius:.5em; border:2px dashed #616161}#[[0],{"inference/tether":["script/fold"]}]

 (...of Interpretation)#h3{display:inline;font-size:inherit}: 

 Node's internal interpretation is not customizable, but the interpreter option allows the explicit, recursive creation of module contexts, and using location and access directly. Since module definitions like worker#b are serialized dynamically, this is required if they are to be used in Node. 

interpretation#[["/Blik_2023_interface.js"],"interface/command",[["interpret"]],"inference/flip","inference/extract",[["exports"]],"inference/record",["module"],"meta/serialize",[{"source":"/Blik_2023_interface.js","scale":0.8,"gutter":176}],"script","script/index"]{background:transparent;max-width:90%;margin:auto;border-radius:.5em; border:2px dashed #616161}#[[0],{"inference/tether":["script/fold"]}]

 (Take Responsibility)#h2

 The rest of Interface contains facilities to stream, list, persist or purge files, spawn or recompose procedures. To see it all visually, its loaded semantics can be represented as a hierarchy with the default function of the Network module. Notable is the infrastructure#i function that prunes the record of modules#i for imports and resolution timestamps, again representable as a network. We may glean that Interface was commanded to run the expose function of the Port module, with the Form and Protocol modules as its arguments. 

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Infrastructure#network("/history",{"spread":"right","linear":false,"range":"time","relations":"imports","ratio":0.1}){height:500px}#[[20],{"inference/tether":["network/zoom"]}]

 When the module loader runs on a second thread, infrastructure#i actually needs to be delegated to access its loaded modules#i there. More importantly, these representations produced by the Network module are not just raw text, but physical interfaces themselves: nodes can be zoomed, collapsed, expanded or even added and removed. As a matter of fact, this whole document has been a physical interface: you've scrolled, interpretted colors and shapes, clicked, typed, perhaps watched a video. Its source text is in the Blik_2023_interface file, but inferring this representation of it with a simple '(media)#script/highlight(`node interface/access ./Blik_2024_interface | node fragment/media`){display:inline;white-space:normal;word-break:break-all;white-space:normal;font-size:0.8em}' command, or that of networks with '(network)#script/highlight(`node interface/delegate infrastructure | node network`){display:inline;white-space:normal;word-break:break-all;white-space:normal;font-size:0.8em}' would at best produce a static version of them. Like Interface for javascript modules, Browsers#b provide a stable, standard (however bloated) platform for such hypermedia#b, using a "request" protocol called Hypertext Transfer (HTTP). The Port module exposes an interface for the command of these requests, extending our control beyond the command line. 

 Uninstall external modules bundled based on their source definitions: 

( for file in $(cat *sources.json | jq keys[] --raw-output);do rm -rf $file $(echo $file | sed 's/\.js$//');done
)#div{display:block;width:90%;margin:0px 5%;border-radius:.5em;border:1px solid #43a047;background:black;overflow:scroll;white-space:pre;font-family:monospace;color:#616161}

 or, if you're sure every file you need is committed on their respective remotes: 
 
( rm -rf $(git check-ignore *);
)#div{display:block;width:90%;margin:0px 5%;border-radius:.5em;border:1px solid #43a047;background:black;overflow:scroll;white-space:pre;font-family:monospace;color:#616161}