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/**
* index.ts — standalone server bootstrap for `blong` integration tests.
*
* Only the realm itself is named. The infrastructure it needs — blong-server for
* the runtime, login for authentication, core and access for RBAC — is loaded by
* the framework, which resolves each of those realms from this file's own
* location and therefore only loads the ones this package depends on. Naming
* them here as well would be redundant wiring, and the framework skips a realm a
* suite has already named anyway.
*/
export default server(() => ({
url: import.meta.url,
children: [
/** `blong` — the realm under test */
async function blong() {
return import('./server.ts');
},
],
config: {
default: {
// Enforce RBAC on the gateway — resolves allowed actions for the
// authenticated user (access realm), 403 when not authorized.
gateway: {authorize: 'access.authorization.list'},
},
dev: {
// Only the realm's own block. The realms the framework loads are given
// theirs by the framework, which fills an empty block for each child it
// loads — a child with no block is skipped, which is why that has to
// happen where the child is created rather than here.
blong: {},
},
integration: {
watch: {
test: ['test.blongRealmFlow'],
},
},
},
}));
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