Production Readiness
Status: Effuse is experimental and is not presented as production-ready.
Production-oriented engineering exists in the repository, but a green test suite is not the same as a stable framework contract.
| Area | Current evidence |
|---|---|
| Runtime | Core unit and integration tests cover reactivity, rendering, layers, SSR, and diagnostics. |
| Router | Matching, guards, nested views, aliases, grouped routes, and dynamic segments are tested. |
| Type safety | Workspace TypeScript checking is a merge gate. |
| Lint | Core uses a zero-warning ESLint gate. |
| Builds | Packages build through pnpm; the integration app is checked with Bun. |
| Browser dogfood | An ignored local app exercises framework packages and real workflows. |
| CI | Pull requests run the supported Node quality gate from a clean checkout. |
| Server | Validation, typed failures, middleware metadata, manifests, and clients have regression coverage. |
| Output safety | SSR escapes text and attributes; hydration JSON is escaped against script break-out. @effuse/ink sanitizes link/image URLs (blocking javascript:/data:text/html and entity-encoded bypasses), and @effuse/i18n rejects __proto__/constructor/prototype keys when merging and looking up remote-loaded translations. |
- Publish a complete, versioned documentation set aligned with current APIs.
- Finish the unified route manifest design in #218.
- Define supported server adapters and deployment targets.
- Establish compatibility, deprecation, security, and release policies.
- Promote representative applications from local dogfood into repeatable public compatibility fixtures where appropriate.
- Add performance budgets and long-running reliability evidence.
Minor releases may change experimental APIs. Prefer exported package entry
points over internal paths. Treat services as the primary layer term;
provides is compatibility syntax. Treat alias layer bindings as the primary
component and hook access model.
Do not infer support from a type that happens to compile. Verify the package export, runtime test, and documented status. Planned behavior is not available behavior.