# One crate, two binaries. This shape is W225 §2's "Consumer DX", and every
# line of it is load-bearing.
#
# `src/lib.rs` is the core — `router()` and the handlers. The two targets under
# `src/bin/` are three lines each over it, so there is exactly one route table
# and no way for the dev and prod servers to disagree about what this service
# does.
[package]
name = "__PROJECT_NAME__"
version = "0.8.30"
edition = "2021"
publish = false
[dependencies]
# BOTH plain and non-optional. `cargo build --release` emits both binaries with
# no flags, and the one you ship is the discriminator — never a build profile,
# never a feature.
#
# Do not "simplify" this into one binary gated on a `dev` feature. Both horns
# of that choice are bad: default-prod means you type `--features dev` on every
# build, and default-dev means one forgotten `--no-default-features` ships a
# binary with dev affordances in it. The two-bin pattern has no default mode to
# get wrong.
#
# Prod stays clean because `src/lib.rs` depends on `mesofact` and never on
# `mesofact-dev` — the prod binary's reachable graph cannot contain dev code.
# Keep it that way: a `use mesofact_dev` in `lib.rs` is the one edit that
# breaks this, and it breaks it silently.
#
# `__MESOFACT_VERSION__`, not a literal: `expand()` substitutes the scaffolding
# binary's own CARGO_PKG_VERSION. Hardcoding it drifted twice in a row (0.8.30
# and 0.8.31 bumps both left this file behind, and the second one scaffolded a
# manifest naming a version crates.io did not have — check-mesofact-new §7 went
# red on the resolution error). A version bump can no longer miss this line.
mesofact = "__MESOFACT_VERSION__"
mesofact-dev = "__MESOFACT_VERSION__"
# A caret requirement, not an `=` pin, and deliberately: these are Rust deps
# under cargo's semver rules, so a patch release should reach you. (mesofact's
# *JS* set is pinned exactly — that is the `mesofact new` standalone tier, a
# different promise about a registry with different rules.)
axum = "0.8"
tokio = { version = "1", features = ["rt-multi-thread", "macros", "signal"] }
anyhow = "1"
serde_json = "1"
tracing-subscriber = "0.3"
[dev-dependencies]
# `oneshot` — drive the router in a unit test without binding a port.
tower = { version = "0.5", features = ["util"] }