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Two Steps Back

I've spent the past few hours at desk going around in circle with module loading in #:transmissions. Most of this was down to my over-reliance on Claude AI. The code required for core operations is just a bit too complex.

But one reason for this will be my use of repopack as-is for project knowledge. I need RAG material to be custom to the target. My own repopack.

Need docs.

A renaming refactoring first : execute() -> process(). Everywhere!

Ok, for now I'll use :

transmissions/src/processors/staging/

for new stuff. Get back to module loading when I've got my own repopack.

Break time.

also later:

Renaming

Hmm. Looks like I've changed things since I last used the Jasmine tests. But I've still got p (#:postcraft runner) and ./trans test_fork (a fairly simple runner) as integration tests.

grep -r "process" | grep ".js"

grep -r ".js" | grep -v "^processors" | grep "process"

grep -r "execute" | grep -v "^node_modules" | grep ".md"

cd src
grep -r execute | grep ".js" | grep -v "^processors"
...
engine/Transmission.js:  async execute(message) {
engine/Transmission.js:      logger.error("No valid processor found to execute")
engine/Transmission.js:  async execute(message) {
engine/Transmission.js:    //  processor.execute(message)
engine/TransmissionRunner.js:                    await transmission.execute(message)
simples/nop/nop copy.js:message = await p10.execute(message)
simples/nop/nop copy.js:// message = await p20.execute(message)
simples/nop/nop.js:message = await nop.execute(message)
simples/nop/simple-runner.js:    const outputs = await processor.execute(message)
simples/nop/simple-runner.js:    var outputs = await nop.execute(message)
simples/nop/simple-runner.js:    outputs = await fork.execute(message)
simples/env-loader/env-loader.js:message = await p10.execute(message)
simples/env-loader/env-loader.js:message = await p20.execute(message)

grep -r ".execute" | grep ".js" | grep -v "^processors"

cd ../tests
grep -r "execute" | grep ".js"

Please give me a command that will scan the current directory tree and replace all occurrences in files of the string " execute(" with " process("

Please give me a command that will scan the current directory tree and replace all occurrences in files of the string ".execute(" with ".process("

cd src
find . -type f -exec sed -i 's/ execute(/ process(/g' {} +
find . -type f -exec sed -i 's/\.execute(/\.process(/g' {} +

cd ../tests
find . -type f -exec sed -i 's/ execute(/ process(/g' {} +
find . -type f -exec sed -i 's/\.execute(/\.process(/g' {} +

and in
../docs/postcraft

Ok. Seems good. Time I committed.