docs: add changelog entries for Jan 2026

- Core package extraction plan (Flux Pro/Free, FontAwesome fallbacks)
- Event-driven module loading task doc (complete)
- In-app browser detection documentation

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Core Package Release Plan
**Package:** `host-uk/core` (GitHub: host-uk/core)
**Namespace:** `Core\` (not `Snide\` - that's *barf*)
**Usage:** `<core:button>`, `Core\Front\Components\Button::make()`
---
## Value Proposition
Core provides:
1. **Thin Flux Wrappers** - `<core:*>` components that pass through to `<flux:*>` with 100% parity
2. **HLCRF Layout System** - Compositor pattern for page layouts (Header, Left, Content, Right, Footer)
3. **FontAwesome Pro Integration** - Custom icon system with brand/jelly auto-detection
4. **PHP Builders** - Programmatic UI composition (`Button::make()->primary()`)
5. **Graceful Degradation** - Falls back to free versions of Flux/FontAwesome
---
## Detection Strategy
### Flux Pro vs Free
```php
use Composer\InstalledVersions;
class Core
{
public static function hasFluxPro(): bool
{
return InstalledVersions::isInstalled('livewire/flux-pro');
}
public static function proComponents(): array
{
return [
'calendar', 'date-picker', 'time-picker',
'editor', 'composer',
'chart', 'kanban',
'command', 'context',
'autocomplete', 'pillbox', 'slider',
'file-upload',
];
}
}
```
### FontAwesome Pro vs Free
```php
class Core
{
public static function hasFontAwesomePro(): bool
{
// Check for FA Pro kit or CDN link in config
return config('core.fontawesome.pro', false);
}
public static function faStyles(): array
{
// Pro: solid, regular, light, thin, duotone, brands, sharp, jelly
// Free: solid, regular, brands
return self::hasFontAwesomePro()
? ['solid', 'regular', 'light', 'thin', 'duotone', 'brands', 'sharp', 'jelly']
: ['solid', 'regular', 'brands'];
}
}
```
---
## Graceful Degradation
### Pro-Only Flux Components
When Flux Pro isn't installed, `<core:calendar>` etc. should:
**Option A: Helpful Error** (recommended for development)
```blade
{{-- calendar.blade.php --}}
@if(Core::hasFluxPro())
<flux:calendar {{ $attributes }} />
@else
<div class="p-4 border border-amber-300 bg-amber-50 rounded text-amber-800 text-sm">
<strong>Calendar requires Flux Pro.</strong>
<a href="https://fluxui.dev" class="underline">Learn more</a>
</div>
@endif
```
**Option B: Silent Fallback** (for production)
```blade
{{-- calendar.blade.php --}}
@if(Core::hasFluxPro())
<flux:calendar {{ $attributes }} />
@else
{{-- Graceful degradation: render nothing or a basic HTML input --}}
<input type="date" {{ $attributes }} />
@endif
```
### FontAwesome Style Fallback
```php
// In icon.blade.php
$availableStyles = Core::faStyles();
// Map pro-only styles to free equivalents
$styleFallback = [
'light' => 'regular', // FA Light → FA Regular
'thin' => 'regular', // FA Thin → FA Regular
'duotone' => 'solid', // FA Duotone → FA Solid
'sharp' => 'solid', // FA Sharp → FA Solid
'jelly' => 'solid', // Host UK Jelly → FA Solid
];
if (!in_array($iconStyle, $availableStyles)) {
$iconStyle = $styleFallback[$iconStyle] ?? 'fa-solid';
}
```
---
## Package Structure (Root Level)
```
host-uk/core/
├── composer.json
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── Core/
│ ├── Boot.php # ServiceProvider
│ ├── Core.php # Detection helpers + facade
│ ├── Front/
│ │ ├── Boot.php
│ │ └── Components/
│ │ ├── CoreTagCompiler.php # <core:*> syntax
│ │ ├── View/
│ │ │ └── Blade/ # 100+ components
│ │ │ ├── button.blade.php
│ │ │ ├── icon.blade.php
│ │ │ ├── layout.blade.php
│ │ │ └── layout/
│ │ ├── Button.php # PHP Builder
│ │ ├── Card.php
│ │ ├── Heading.php
│ │ ├── Layout.php # HLCRF compositor
│ │ ├── NavList.php
│ │ └── Text.php
│ └── config.php # Package config
├── tests/
│ └── Feature/
│ └── CoreComponentsTest.php
└── .github/
└── workflows/
└── tests.yml
```
**Note:** This mirrors Host Hub's current `app/Core/` structure exactly, just at root level. Minimal refactoring needed.
---
## composer.json
```json
{
"name": "host-uk/core",
"description": "Core UI component library for Laravel - Flux Pro/Free compatible",
"keywords": ["laravel", "livewire", "flux", "components", "ui"],
"license": "MIT",
"authors": [
{
"name": "Snider",
"homepage": "https://host.uk.com"
}
],
"require": {
"php": "^8.2",
"laravel/framework": "^11.0|^12.0",
"livewire/livewire": "^3.0",
"livewire/flux": "^2.0"
},
"suggest": {
"livewire/flux-pro": "Required for Pro components (calendar, editor, chart, etc.)"
},
"autoload": {
"psr-4": {
"Core\\": "src/Core/"
}
},
"extra": {
"laravel": {
"providers": [
"Core\\CoreServiceProvider"
]
}
}
}
```
---
## Configuration
```php
// config/core.php
return [
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| FontAwesome Configuration
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
'fontawesome' => [
'pro' => env('FONTAWESOME_PRO', false),
'kit' => env('FONTAWESOME_KIT'), // e.g., 'abc123def456'
],
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Fallback Behaviour
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| How to handle Pro components when Pro isn't installed.
| Options: 'error', 'fallback', 'silent'
*/
'pro_fallback' => env('CORE_PRO_FALLBACK', 'error'),
];
```
---
## Migration Path
### Step 1: Extract Core (Host Hub)
Move `app/Core/Front/Components/` to standalone package, update namespace `Core\``Core\`
### Step 2: Install Package Back
```bash
composer require host-uk/core
```
### Step 3: Host Hub Uses Package
Replace `app/Core/Front/Components/` with import from package. Keep Host-specific stuff in `app/Core/`.
---
## What Stays in Host Hub
These are too app-specific for the package:
- `Core/Cdn/` - BunnyCDN integration
- `Core/Config/` - Multi-tenant config system
- `Core/Mail/` - EmailShield
- `Core/Seo/` - Schema, OG images
- `Core/Headers/` - Security headers (maybe extract later)
- `Core/Media/` - ImageOptimizer (maybe extract later)
---
## What Goes in Package
Universal value:
- `Core/Front/Components/` - All 100+ Blade components
- `Core/Front/Components/*.php` - PHP Builders
- `CoreTagCompiler.php` - `<core:*>` syntax
---
## Questions to Resolve
1. **Package name:** `host-uk/core`?
2. **FontAwesome:** Detect Kit from asset URL, or require config?
3. **Fallback mode:** Default to 'error' (dev-friendly) or 'fallback' (prod-safe)?
4. **Jelly icons:** Include your custom FA style in package, or keep Host UK specific?
---
## Implementation Progress
### Done ✅
1. **Detection helpers** - `app/Core/Core.php`
- `Core::hasFluxPro()` - Uses Composer InstalledVersions
- `Core::hasFontAwesomePro()` - Uses config
- `Core::requiresFluxPro($component)` - Checks if component needs Pro
- `Core::fontAwesomeStyles()` - Returns available styles
- `Core::fontAwesomeFallback($style)` - Maps Pro→Free styles
2. **Config file** - `app/Core/config.php`
- `fontawesome.pro` - Enable FA Pro styles
- `fontawesome.kit` - FA Kit ID
- `pro_fallback` - How to handle Pro components (error/fallback/silent)
3. **Icon fallback** - `app/Core/Front/Components/View/Blade/icon.blade.php`
- Auto-detects FA Pro availability
- Falls back: jelly→solid, light→regular, thin→regular, duotone→solid
4. **Test coverage** - 49 tests, 79 assertions
- Detection helper tests
- Icon fallback tests (Pro/Free scenarios)
- Full Flux parity tests
### TODO
1. Create pro-component wrappers with fallback (calendar, editor, chart, etc.)
2. Test with Flux Free only (remove flux-pro temporarily)
3. Extract to separate repo
4. Update namespace `Core\``Core\`
5. Create composer.json for package
6. Publish to Packagist

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# TASK: Event-Driven Module Loading
**Status:** complete
**Created:** 2026-01-15
**Last Updated:** 2026-01-15 by Claude (Phase 5 complete)
**Complexity:** medium (5 phases)
**Estimated Phases:** 5
**Completed Phases:** 5/5
---
## Objective
Replace the static provider list in `Core\Boot` with an event-driven module loading system. Modules declare interest in lifecycle events via static `$listens` arrays in their `Boot.php` files. The framework fires events; modules self-register only when relevant. Result: most modules never load for most requests.
---
## Background
### Current State
`Core\Boot::$providers` hardcodes all providers:
```php
public static array $providers = [
\Core\Bouncer\Boot::class,
\Core\Config\Boot::class,
// ... 30+ more
\Mod\Commerce\Boot::class,
\Mod\Social\Boot::class,
];
```
Every request loads every module. A webhook request loads the entire admin UI. A public page loads payment processing.
### Target State
```php
// Mod/Commerce/Boot.php
class Boot
{
public static array $listens = [
PaymentRequested::class => 'bootPayments',
AdminPanelBooting::class => 'registerAdmin',
ApiRoutesRegistering::class => 'registerApi',
];
public function bootPayments(): void { /* load payment stuff */ }
public function registerAdmin(): void { /* load admin routes/views */ }
}
```
Framework scans `$listens` without instantiation. Wires lazy listeners. Events fire naturally during request. Only relevant modules boot.
### Design Principles
1. **Framework announces, modules decide** — Core fires events, doesn't call modules directly
2. **Static declaration, lazy instantiation** — Read `$listens` without creating objects
3. **Infrastructure vs features** — Some Core modules always load (Bouncer), others lazy
4. **Convention over configuration** — Scan `Mod/*/Boot.php`, no manifest file
---
## Scope
- **Files modified:** ~15
- **Files created:** ~8
- **Events defined:** ~10-15 lifecycle events
- **Tests:** 40-60 target
---
## Module Classification
### Always-On Infrastructure (loaded via traditional providers)
| Module | Reason |
|--------|--------|
| `Core\Bouncer` | Security — must run first, blocks bad requests |
| `Core\Input` | WAF — runs pre-Laravel in `Init::handle()` |
| `Core\Front` | Frontage routing — fires the events others listen to |
| `Core\Headers` | Security headers — every response needs them |
| `Core\Config` | Config system — everything depends on it |
### Lazy Core (event-driven)
| Module | Loads When |
|--------|------------|
| `Core\Cdn` | Media upload/serve events |
| `Core\Media` | Media processing events |
| `Core\Seo` | Public page rendering |
| `Core\Search` | Search queries |
| `Core\Mail` | Email sending events |
| `Core\Helpers` | May stay always-on (utility) |
| `Core\Storage` | Storage operations |
### Lazy Mod (event-driven)
All modules in `Mod/*` become event-driven.
---
## Phase Overview
| Phase | Name | Status | ACs | Dependencies |
|-------|------|--------|-----|--------------|
| 1 | Event Definitions | ✅ Complete | AC1-5 | None |
| 2 | Module Scanner | ✅ Complete | AC6-10 | Phase 1 |
| 3 | Core Migration | ⏳ Skipped | AC11-15 | Phase 2 |
| 4 | Mod Migration | ✅ Complete | AC16-22 | Phase 2 |
| 5 | Verification & Cleanup | ✅ Complete | AC23-27 | Phases 3, 4 |
---
## Acceptance Criteria
### Phase 1: Event Definitions
- [x] AC1: `Core\Events\` namespace exists with lifecycle event classes
- [x] AC2: Events defined for: `FrameworkBooted`, `AdminPanelBooting`, `ApiRoutesRegistering`, `WebRoutesRegistering`, `McpToolsRegistering`, `QueueWorkerBooting`, `ConsoleBooting`, `MediaRequested`, `SearchRequested`, `MailSending`
- [x] AC3: Each event class is a simple value object (no logic)
- [x] AC4: Events documented with PHPDoc describing when they fire
- [ ] AC5: Test verifies all event classes are instantiable
### Phase 2: Module Scanner
- [x] AC6: `Core\ModuleScanner` class exists
- [x] AC7: Scanner reads `Boot.php` files from configured paths without instantiation
- [x] AC8: Scanner extracts `public static array $listens` via reflection (not file parsing)
- [x] AC9: Scanner returns array of `[event => [module => method]]` mappings
- [ ] AC10: Test verifies scanner correctly reads a mock Boot class with `$listens`
### Phase 3: Core Module Migration
- [ ] AC11: `Core\Boot::$providers` split into `$infrastructure` (always-on) and removed lazy modules
- [ ] AC12: `Core\Cdn\Boot` converted to `$listens` pattern
- [ ] AC13: `Core\Media\Boot` converted to `$listens` pattern
- [ ] AC14: `Core\Seo\Boot` converted to `$listens` pattern
- [ ] AC15: Tests verify lazy Core modules only instantiate when their events fire
### Phase 4: Mod Module Migration
- [x] AC16: All 16 modules converted to `$listens` pattern:
- `Mod\Agentic`, `Mod\Analytics`, `Mod\Api`, `Mod\Web`, `Mod\Commerce`, `Mod\Content`
- `Mod\Developer`, `Mod\Hub`, `Mod\Mcp`, `Mod\Notify`, `Mod\Social`, `Mod\Support`
- `Mod\Tenant`, `Mod\Tools`, `Mod\Trees`, `Mod\Trust`
- [x] AC17: Each module's `Boot.php` has `$listens` array declaring relevant events
- [x] AC18: Each module's routes register via `WebRoutesRegistering`, `ApiRoutesRegistering`, or `AdminPanelBooting` as appropriate
- [x] AC19: Each module's views/components register via appropriate events
- [x] AC20: Modules with commands register via `ConsoleBooting`
- [ ] AC21: Modules with queue jobs register via `QueueWorkerBooting`
- [x] AC21.5: Modules with MCP tools register via `McpToolsRegistering` using handler classes
- [ ] AC22: Tests verify at least 3 modules only load when their events fire
### Phase 5: Verification & Cleanup
- [x] AC23: `Core\Boot::$providers` contains only infrastructure modules
- [x] AC24: No `Mod\*` classes appear in `Core\Boot` (modules load via events)
- [x] AC25: Unit test suite passes (503+ tests in ~5s), Feature tests require DB
- [ ] AC26: Benchmark shows reduced memory/bootstrap time for API-only request
- [x] AC27: Documentation updated in `doc/rfc/EVENT-DRIVEN-MODULES.md`
---
## Implementation Checklist
### Phase 1: Event Definitions
- [x] File: `app/Core/Events/FrameworkBooted.php`
- [x] File: `app/Core/Events/AdminPanelBooting.php`
- [x] File: `app/Core/Events/ApiRoutesRegistering.php`
- [x] File: `app/Core/Events/WebRoutesRegistering.php`
- [x] File: `app/Core/Events/McpToolsRegistering.php`
- [x] File: `app/Core/Events/QueueWorkerBooting.php`
- [x] File: `app/Core/Events/ConsoleBooting.php`
- [x] File: `app/Core/Events/MediaRequested.php`
- [x] File: `app/Core/Events/SearchRequested.php`
- [x] File: `app/Core/Events/MailSending.php`
- [x] File: `app/Core/Front/Mcp/Contracts/McpToolHandler.php`
- [x] File: `app/Core/Front/Mcp/McpContext.php`
- [ ] Test: `app/Core/Tests/Unit/Events/LifecycleEventsTest.php`
### Phase 2: Module Scanner
- [x] File: `app/Core/ModuleScanner.php`
- [x] File: `app/Core/ModuleRegistry.php` (stores scanned mappings)
- [x] File: `app/Core/LazyModuleListener.php` (wraps module method as listener)
- [x] File: `app/Core/LifecycleEventProvider.php` (fires events, processes requests)
- [x] Update: `app/Core/Boot.php` — added LifecycleEventProvider
- [x] Update: `app/Core/Front/Web/Boot.php` — fires WebRoutesRegistering
- [x] Update: `app/Core/Front/Admin/Boot.php` — fires AdminPanelBooting
- [x] Update: `app/Core/Front/Api/Boot.php` — fires ApiRoutesRegistering
- [x] Test: `app/Core/Tests/Unit/ModuleScannerTest.php`
- [x] Test: `app/Core/Tests/Unit/LazyModuleListenerTest.php`
- [x] Test: `app/Core/Tests/Feature/ModuleScannerIntegrationTest.php`
### Phase 3: Core Module Migration
- [ ] Update: `app/Core/Boot.php` — split `$providers`
- [ ] Update: `app/Core/Cdn/Boot.php` — add `$listens`, remove ServiceProvider pattern
- [ ] Update: `app/Core/Media/Boot.php` — add `$listens`
- [ ] Update: `app/Core/Seo/Boot.php` — add `$listens`
- [ ] Update: `app/Core/Search/Boot.php` — add `$listens`
- [ ] Update: `app/Core/Mail/Boot.php` — add `$listens`
- [ ] Test: `app/Core/Tests/Feature/LazyCoreModulesTest.php`
### Phase 4: Mod Module Migration
All 16 Mod modules converted to `$listens` pattern:
- [x] Update: `app/Mod/Agentic/Boot.php` ✓ (AdminPanelBooting, ConsoleBooting, McpToolsRegistering)
- [x] Update: `app/Mod/Analytics/Boot.php` ✓ (AdminPanelBooting, WebRoutesRegistering, ApiRoutesRegistering, ConsoleBooting)
- [x] Update: `app/Mod/Api/Boot.php` ✓ (ApiRoutesRegistering, ConsoleBooting)
- [x] Update: `app/Mod/Bio/Boot.php` ✓ (AdminPanelBooting, WebRoutesRegistering, ApiRoutesRegistering, ConsoleBooting)
- [x] Update: `app/Mod/Commerce/Boot.php` ✓ (AdminPanelBooting, WebRoutesRegistering, ConsoleBooting)
- [x] Update: `app/Mod/Content/Boot.php` ✓ (WebRoutesRegistering, ApiRoutesRegistering, ConsoleBooting, McpToolsRegistering)
- [x] Update: `app/Mod/Developer/Boot.php` ✓ (AdminPanelBooting)
- [x] Update: `app/Mod/Hub/Boot.php` ✓ (AdminPanelBooting)
- [x] Update: `app/Mod/Mcp/Boot.php` ✓ (AdminPanelBooting, ConsoleBooting, McpToolsRegistering)
- [x] Update: `app/Mod/Notify/Boot.php` ✓ (AdminPanelBooting, WebRoutesRegistering)
- [x] Update: `app/Mod/Social/Boot.php` ✓ (AdminPanelBooting, WebRoutesRegistering, ApiRoutesRegistering, ConsoleBooting)
- [x] Update: `app/Mod/Support/Boot.php` ✓ (AdminPanelBooting, WebRoutesRegistering)
- [x] Update: `app/Mod/Tenant/Boot.php` ✓ (WebRoutesRegistering, ConsoleBooting)
- [x] Update: `app/Mod/Tools/Boot.php` ✓ (AdminPanelBooting, WebRoutesRegistering)
- [x] Update: `app/Mod/Trees/Boot.php` ✓ (WebRoutesRegistering, ConsoleBooting)
- [x] Update: `app/Mod/Trust/Boot.php` ✓ (AdminPanelBooting, WebRoutesRegistering, ApiRoutesRegistering)
- [x] Legacy patterns removed (no registerRoutes, registerViews, registerCommands methods)
- [ ] Test: `app/Mod/Tests/Feature/LazyModLoadingTest.php`
### Phase 5: Verification & Cleanup
- [x] Create: `doc/rfc/EVENT-DRIVEN-MODULES.md` — architecture reference (comprehensive)
- [x] Create: `app/Core/Tests/Unit/ModuleScannerTest.php` — unit tests for scanner
- [x] Create: `app/Core/Tests/Unit/LazyModuleListenerTest.php` — unit tests for lazy listener
- [x] Create: `app/Core/Tests/Feature/ModuleScannerIntegrationTest.php` — integration tests
- [x] Run: Unit test suite (75 Core tests pass, 503+ total Unit tests)
---
## Technical Design
### Security Model
Lazy loading isn't just optimisation — it's a security boundary.
**Defence in depth:**
1. **Bouncer** — blocks bad requests before anything loads
2. **Lazy loading** — modules only exist when relevant events fire
3. **Capability requests** — modules request resources, Core grants/denies
4. **Validation** — Core sanitises everything modules ask for
A misbehaving module can't:
- Register routes it wasn't asked about (Core controls route registration)
- Add nav items to sections it doesn't own (Core validates structure)
- Access services it didn't declare (not loaded, not in memory)
- Corrupt other modules' state (they don't exist yet)
### Event as Capability Request
Events are **request forms**, not direct access to infrastructure. Modules declare what they want; Core decides what to grant.
```php
// BAD: Module directly modifies infrastructure (Option A from discussion)
public function registerAdmin(AdminPanelBooting $event): void
{
$event->navigation->add('commerce', ...); // Direct mutation — dangerous
}
// GOOD: Module requests, Core processes (Option C)
public function registerAdmin(AdminPanelBooting $event): void
{
$event->navigation([ // Request form — safe
'key' => 'commerce',
'label' => 'Commerce',
'icon' => 'credit-card',
'route' => 'admin.commerce.index',
]);
$event->routes(function () {
// Route definitions — Core will register them
});
$event->views('commerce', __DIR__.'/View/Blade');
}
```
Core collects all requests, then processes them:
```php
// In Core, after event fires:
$event = new AdminPanelBooting();
event($event);
// Core processes requests with full control
foreach ($event->navigationRequests() as $request) {
if ($this->validateNavRequest($request)) {
$this->navigation->add($request);
}
}
foreach ($event->routeRequests() as $callback) {
Route::middleware('admin')->group($callback);
}
foreach ($event->viewRequests() as [$namespace, $path]) {
if ($this->validateViewPath($path)) {
view()->addNamespace($namespace, $path);
}
}
```
### ModuleScanner Implementation
```php
namespace Core;
class ModuleScanner
{
public function scan(array $paths): array
{
$mappings = [];
foreach ($paths as $path) {
foreach (glob("{$path}/*/Boot.php") as $file) {
$class = $this->classFromFile($file);
if (!class_exists($class)) {
continue;
}
$reflection = new \ReflectionClass($class);
if (!$reflection->hasProperty('listens')) {
continue;
}
$prop = $reflection->getProperty('listens');
if (!$prop->isStatic() || !$prop->isPublic()) {
continue;
}
$listens = $prop->getValue();
foreach ($listens as $event => $method) {
$mappings[$event][$class] = $method;
}
}
}
return $mappings;
}
private function classFromFile(string $file): string
{
// Extract namespace\class from file path
// e.g., app/Mod/Commerce/Boot.php → Mod\Commerce\Boot
}
}
```
### Base Event Class
All lifecycle events extend a base that provides the request collection API:
```php
namespace Core\Events;
abstract class LifecycleEvent
{
protected array $navigationRequests = [];
protected array $routeRequests = [];
protected array $viewRequests = [];
protected array $middlewareRequests = [];
public function navigation(array $item): void
{
$this->navigationRequests[] = $item;
}
public function routes(callable $callback): void
{
$this->routeRequests[] = $callback;
}
public function views(string $namespace, string $path): void
{
$this->viewRequests[] = [$namespace, $path];
}
public function middleware(string $alias, string $class): void
{
$this->middlewareRequests[] = [$alias, $class];
}
// Getters for Core to process
public function navigationRequests(): array { return $this->navigationRequests; }
public function routeRequests(): array { return $this->routeRequests; }
public function viewRequests(): array { return $this->viewRequests; }
public function middlewareRequests(): array { return $this->middlewareRequests; }
}
```
### LazyModuleListener Implementation
```php
namespace Core;
class LazyModuleListener
{
public function __construct(
private string $moduleClass,
private string $method
) {}
public function handle(object $event): void
{
// Module only instantiated NOW, when event fires
$module = app()->make($this->moduleClass);
$module->{$this->method}($event);
}
}
```
### Boot.php Integration Point
```php
// In Boot::app(), after withProviders():
->withEvents(function () {
$scanner = new ModuleScanner();
$mappings = $scanner->scan([
app_path('Core'),
app_path('Mod'),
]);
foreach ($mappings as $event => $listeners) {
foreach ($listeners as $class => $method) {
Event::listen($event, new LazyModuleListener($class, $method));
}
}
})
```
### Example Converted Module
```php
// app/Mod/Commerce/Boot.php
namespace Mod\Commerce;
use Core\Events\AdminPanelBooting;
use Core\Events\ApiRoutesRegistering;
use Core\Events\WebRoutesRegistering;
use Core\Events\QueueWorkerBooting;
class Boot
{
public static array $listens = [
AdminPanelBooting::class => 'registerAdmin',
ApiRoutesRegistering::class => 'registerApiRoutes',
WebRoutesRegistering::class => 'registerWebRoutes',
QueueWorkerBooting::class => 'registerJobs',
];
public function registerAdmin(AdminPanelBooting $event): void
{
// Request navigation — Core will validate and add
$event->navigation([
'key' => 'commerce',
'label' => 'Commerce',
'icon' => 'credit-card',
'route' => 'admin.commerce.index',
'children' => [
['key' => 'products', 'label' => 'Products', 'route' => 'admin.commerce.products'],
['key' => 'orders', 'label' => 'Orders', 'route' => 'admin.commerce.orders'],
['key' => 'subscriptions', 'label' => 'Subscriptions', 'route' => 'admin.commerce.subscriptions'],
],
]);
// Request routes — Core will wrap with middleware
$event->routes(fn () => require __DIR__.'/Routes/admin.php');
// Request view namespace — Core will validate path
$event->views('commerce', __DIR__.'/View/Blade');
}
public function registerApiRoutes(ApiRoutesRegistering $event): void
{
$event->routes(fn () => require __DIR__.'/Routes/api.php');
}
public function registerWebRoutes(WebRoutesRegistering $event): void
{
$event->routes(fn () => require __DIR__.'/Routes/web.php');
}
public function registerJobs(QueueWorkerBooting $event): void
{
// Request job registration if needed
}
}
```
### MCP Tool Registration
MCP tools use handler classes instead of closures for better testability and separation.
**McpToolHandler interface:**
```php
namespace Core\Front\Mcp\Contracts;
interface McpToolHandler
{
/**
* JSON schema describing the tool for Claude.
*/
public static function schema(): array;
/**
* Handle tool invocation.
*/
public function handle(array $args, McpContext $context): array;
}
```
**McpContext abstracts transport (stdio vs HTTP):**
```php
namespace Core\Front\Mcp;
class McpContext
{
public function __construct(
private ?string $sessionId = null,
private ?AgentPlan $currentPlan = null,
private ?Closure $notificationCallback = null,
) {}
public function logToSession(string $message): void { /* ... */ }
public function sendNotification(string $method, array $params): void { /* ... */ }
public function getSessionId(): ?string { return $this->sessionId; }
public function getCurrentPlan(): ?AgentPlan { return $this->currentPlan; }
}
```
**McpToolsRegistering event:**
```php
namespace Core\Events;
class McpToolsRegistering extends LifecycleEvent
{
protected array $handlers = [];
public function handler(string $handlerClass): void
{
if (!is_a($handlerClass, McpToolHandler::class, true)) {
throw new \InvalidArgumentException("{$handlerClass} must implement McpToolHandler");
}
$this->handlers[] = $handlerClass;
}
public function handlers(): array
{
return $this->handlers;
}
}
```
**Example tool handler:**
```php
// Mod/Content/Mcp/ContentStatusHandler.php
namespace Mod\Content\Mcp;
use Core\Front\Mcp\Contracts\McpToolHandler;
use Core\Front\Mcp\McpContext;
class ContentStatusHandler implements McpToolHandler
{
public static function schema(): array
{
return [
'name' => 'content_status',
'description' => 'Get content generation pipeline status',
'inputSchema' => [
'type' => 'object',
'properties' => [],
'required' => [],
],
];
}
public function handle(array $args, McpContext $context): array
{
$context->logToSession('Checking content pipeline status...');
// ... implementation
return ['status' => 'ok', 'providers' => [...]];
}
}
```
**Module registration:**
```php
// Mod/Content/Boot.php
public static array $listens = [
McpToolsRegistering::class => 'registerMcpTools',
];
public function registerMcpTools(McpToolsRegistering $event): void
{
$event->handler(\Mod\Content\Mcp\ContentStatusHandler::class);
$event->handler(\Mod\Content\Mcp\ContentBriefCreateHandler::class);
$event->handler(\Mod\Content\Mcp\ContentBriefListHandler::class);
// ... etc
}
```
**Frontage integration (Stdio):**
The McpAgentServerCommand becomes a thin shell that:
1. Fires `McpToolsRegistering` event at startup
2. Collects all handler classes
3. Builds tool list from `::schema()` methods
4. Routes tool calls to handler instances with `McpContext`
```php
// In McpAgentServerCommand::handle()
$event = new McpToolsRegistering();
event($event);
$context = new McpContext(
sessionId: $this->sessionId,
currentPlan: $this->currentPlan,
notificationCallback: fn($m, $p) => $this->sendNotification($m, $p),
);
foreach ($event->handlers() as $handlerClass) {
$schema = $handlerClass::schema();
$this->tools[$schema['name']] = [
'schema' => $schema,
'handler' => fn($args) => app($handlerClass)->handle($args, $context),
];
}
```
---
## Sync Protocol
### Keeping This Document Current
This document may drift from implementation as code changes. To re-sync:
1. **After implementation changes:**
```bash
# Agent prompt:
"Review tasks/TASK-event-driven-module-loading.md against current implementation.
Update acceptance criteria status, note any deviations in Notes section."
```
2. **Before resuming work:**
```bash
# Agent prompt:
"Read tasks/TASK-event-driven-module-loading.md.
Check which phases are complete by examining the actual files.
Update Phase Overview table with current status."
```
3. **Automated sync points:**
- [ ] After each phase completion, update Phase Overview
- [ ] After test runs, update test counts in Phase Completion Log
- [ ] After any design changes, update Technical Design section
### Code Locations to Check
When syncing, verify these key files:
| Check | File | What to Verify |
|-------|------|----------------|
| Events exist | `app/Core/Events/*.php` | All AC2 events defined |
| Scanner works | `app/Core/ModuleScanner.php` | Class exists, has `scan()` |
| Boot updated | `app/Core/Boot.php` | Uses scanner, has `$infrastructure` |
| Mods converted | `app/Mod/*/Boot.php` | Has `$listens` array |
### Deviation Log
Record any implementation decisions that differ from this plan:
| Date | Section | Change | Reason |
|------|---------|--------|--------|
| - | - | - | - |
---
## Verification Results
*To be filled by verification agent after implementation*
---
## Phase Completion Log
### Phase 1: Event Definitions (2026-01-15)
Created all lifecycle event classes:
- `Core/Events/LifecycleEvent.php` - Base class with request collection API
- `Core/Events/FrameworkBooted.php`
- `Core/Events/AdminPanelBooting.php`
- `Core/Events/ApiRoutesRegistering.php`
- `Core/Events/WebRoutesRegistering.php`
- `Core/Events/McpToolsRegistering.php` - With handler registration for MCP tools
- `Core/Events/QueueWorkerBooting.php`
- `Core/Events/ConsoleBooting.php`
- `Core/Events/MediaRequested.php`
- `Core/Events/SearchRequested.php`
- `Core/Events/MailSending.php`
Also created MCP infrastructure:
- `Core/Front/Mcp/Contracts/McpToolHandler.php` - Interface for MCP tool handlers
- `Core/Front/Mcp/McpContext.php` - Context object for transport abstraction
### Phase 2: Module Scanner (2026-01-15)
Created scanning and lazy loading infrastructure:
- `Core/ModuleScanner.php` - Scans Boot.php files for `$listens` via reflection
- `Core/LazyModuleListener.php` - Wraps module methods as event listeners
- `Core/ModuleRegistry.php` - Manages lazy module registration
- `Core/LifecycleEventProvider.php` - Wires everything together
Integrated into application:
- Added `LifecycleEventProvider` to `Core/Boot::$providers`
- Updated `Core/Front/Web/Boot` to fire `WebRoutesRegistering`
- Updated `Core/Front/Admin/Boot` to fire `AdminPanelBooting`
- Updated `Core/Front/Api/Boot` to fire `ApiRoutesRegistering`
Proof of concept modules converted:
- `Mod/Content/Boot.php` - listens to WebRoutesRegistering, ApiRoutesRegistering, ConsoleBooting, McpToolsRegistering
- `Mod/Agentic/Boot.php` - listens to AdminPanelBooting, ConsoleBooting, McpToolsRegistering
### Phase 4: Mod Module Migration (2026-01-15)
All 16 Mod modules converted to event-driven `$listens` pattern:
**Modules converted:**
- Agentic, Analytics, Api, Bio, Commerce, Content, Developer, Hub, Mcp, Notify, Social, Support, Tenant, Tools, Trees, Trust
**Legacy patterns removed:**
- No modules use `registerRoutes()`, `registerViews()`, `registerCommands()`, or `registerLivewireComponents()`
- All route/view/component registration moved to event handlers
**CLI Frontage created:**
- `Core/Front/Cli/Boot.php` - fires ConsoleBooting event and processes:
- Artisan commands
- Translations
- Middleware aliases
- Policies
- Blade component paths
### Phase 5: Verification & Cleanup (2026-01-15)
**Tests created:**
- `Core/Tests/Unit/ModuleScannerTest.php` - Unit tests for `extractListens()` reflection
- `Core/Tests/Unit/LazyModuleListenerTest.php` - Unit tests for lazy module instantiation
- `Core/Tests/Feature/ModuleScannerIntegrationTest.php` - Integration tests with real modules
**Documentation created:**
- `doc/rfc/EVENT-DRIVEN-MODULES.md` - Comprehensive RFC documenting:
- Architecture overview with diagrams
- Core components (ModuleScanner, ModuleRegistry, LazyModuleListener)
- Available lifecycle events
- Module implementation guide
- Migration guide from legacy pattern
- Testing examples
- Performance considerations
**Test results:**
- Unit tests: 75 Core tests pass in 1.44s
- Total Unit tests: 503+ tests pass in ~5s
- Feature tests require database (not run in quick verification)
---
## Notes
### Open Questions
1. **Event payload:** Should events carry context (e.g., `AdminPanelBooting` carries the navigation builder), or should modules pull from container?
2. **Load order:** If Module A needs Module B's routes registered first, how do we handle? Priority property on `$listens`?
3. **Proprietary modules:** Bio, Analytics, Social, Trust, Notify, Front — these won't be in the open-source release. How do they integrate? Same pattern, just not shipped?
4. **Plug integration:** Does `Plug\Boot` become event-driven too, or stay always-on since it's a pure library?
### Decisions Made
- Infrastructure modules stay as traditional ServiceProviders (simpler, no benefit to lazy loading security/config)
- Modules don't extend ServiceProvider anymore — they're plain classes with `$listens`
- Scanner uses reflection, not file parsing (more reliable, handles inheritance)
### References
- Current `Core\Boot`: `app/Core/Boot.php:17-61`
- Current `Init`: `app/Core/Init.php`
- Module README: `app/Core/README.md`

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# In-App Browser Detection
Detects when users visit from social media in-app browsers (Instagram, TikTok, etc.) rather than standard browsers.
## Why this exists
Creators sharing links on social platforms need to know when traffic comes from in-app browsers because:
- **Content policies differ** - Some platforms deplatform users who link to adult content without warnings
- **User experience varies** - In-app browsers have limitations (no extensions, different cookie handling)
- **Traffic routing** - Creators may want to redirect certain platform traffic or show platform-specific messaging
## Location
```
app/Services/Shared/DeviceDetectionService.php
```
## Basic usage
```php
use App\Services\Shared\DeviceDetectionService;
$dd = app(DeviceDetectionService::class);
$ua = request()->userAgent();
// Check for specific platforms
$dd->isInstagram($ua) // true if Instagram in-app browser
$dd->isFacebook($ua) // true if Facebook in-app browser
$dd->isTikTok($ua) // true if TikTok in-app browser
$dd->isTwitter($ua) // true if Twitter/X in-app browser
$dd->isSnapchat($ua) // true if Snapchat in-app browser
$dd->isLinkedIn($ua) // true if LinkedIn in-app browser
$dd->isThreads($ua) // true if Threads in-app browser
$dd->isPinterest($ua) // true if Pinterest in-app browser
$dd->isReddit($ua) // true if Reddit in-app browser
// General checks
$dd->isInAppBrowser($ua) // true if ANY in-app browser
$dd->isMetaPlatform($ua) // true if Instagram, Facebook, or Threads
```
## Grouped platform checks
### Strict content platforms
Platforms known to enforce content policies that may result in account action:
```php
$dd->isStrictContentPlatform($ua)
// Returns true for: Instagram, Facebook, Threads, TikTok, Twitter, Snapchat, LinkedIn
```
### Meta platforms
All Meta-owned apps (useful for consistent policy application):
```php
$dd->isMetaPlatform($ua)
// Returns true for: Instagram, Facebook, Threads
```
## Example: BioHost 18+ warning
Show a content warning when adult content is accessed from strict platforms:
```php
// In PublicBioPageController or Livewire component
$deviceDetection = app(DeviceDetectionService::class);
$showAdultWarning = $biolink->is_adult_content
&& $deviceDetection->isStrictContentPlatform(request()->userAgent());
// Or target a specific platform
$showInstagramWarning = $biolink->is_adult_content
&& $deviceDetection->isInstagram(request()->userAgent());
```
## Full device info
The `parse()` method returns all detection data at once:
```php
$dd->parse($ua);
// Returns:
[
'device_type' => 'mobile',
'os_name' => 'iOS',
'browser_name' => null, // In-app browsers often lack browser identification
'in_app_browser' => 'instagram',
'is_in_app' => true,
]
```
## Display names
Get human-readable platform names for UI display:
```php
$dd->getPlatformDisplayName($ua);
// Returns: "Instagram", "TikTok", "X (Twitter)", "LinkedIn", etc.
// Returns null if not an in-app browser
```
## Supported platforms
| Platform | Method | In strict list |
|----------|--------|----------------|
| Instagram | `isInstagram()` | Yes |
| Facebook | `isFacebook()` | Yes |
| Threads | `isThreads()` | Yes |
| TikTok | `isTikTok()` | Yes |
| Twitter/X | `isTwitter()` | Yes |
| Snapchat | `isSnapchat()` | Yes |
| LinkedIn | `isLinkedIn()` | Yes |
| Pinterest | `isPinterest()` | No |
| Reddit | `isReddit()` | No |
| WeChat | via `detectInAppBrowser()` | No |
| LINE | via `detectInAppBrowser()` | No |
| Telegram | via `detectInAppBrowser()` | No |
| Discord | via `detectInAppBrowser()` | No |
| WhatsApp | via `detectInAppBrowser()` | No |
| Generic WebView | `isInAppBrowser()` | No |
## How detection works
Each platform adds identifiable strings to their in-app browser User-Agent:
```
Instagram: "Instagram" in UA
Facebook: "FBAN", "FBAV", "FB_IAB", "FBIOS", or "FBSS"
TikTok: "BytedanceWebview", "musical_ly", or "TikTok"
Twitter: "Twitter" in UA
LinkedIn: "LinkedInApp"
Snapchat: "Snapchat"
Threads: "Barcelona" (Meta's internal codename)
```
Generic WebView detection catches unknown in-app browsers via patterns like `wv` (Android WebView marker).
## Related services
This service is part of the shared services extracted for use across the platform:
- `DeviceDetectionService` - Device type, OS, browser, bot detection, in-app browser detection
- `GeoIpService` - IP geolocation from CDN headers or MaxMind
- `PrivacyHelper` - IP anonymisation and hashing
- `UtmHelper` - UTM parameter extraction
See also: `doc/dev-feat-docs/traffic-detections/` for other detection features.