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RebuildCallbacks

Struct RebuildCallbacks 

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pub struct RebuildCallbacks {
    pub package_name: Option<String>,
    pub write_sidecar: Option<SidecarWriterFn>,
    pub write_ts_types: Option<TsTypesWriterFn>,
    pub write_processor_ts_types: Option<ProcessorTsTypesWriterFn>,
    pub param_loader: ParamLoaderFn,
    pub processor_loader: Option<ProcessorLoaderFn>,
    pub additional_watch_paths: Vec<PathBuf>,
}
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Callbacks for CLI-specific operations.

The rebuild pipeline needs to perform operations that depend on CLI infrastructure (dylib discovery, subprocess parameter extraction, sidecar caching). These are injected as callbacks to keep the dev-server crate independent of CLI internals.

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§package_name: Option<String>

Engine package name for cargo build --package flag. None means no --package flag (single-crate project).

§write_sidecar: Option<SidecarWriterFn>

Optional sidecar cache writer (writes params to JSON file).

§write_ts_types: Option<TsTypesWriterFn>

Optional TypeScript types writer (writes generated parameter ID typings).

§write_processor_ts_types: Option<ProcessorTsTypesWriterFn>

Optional TypeScript types writer for processor IDs.

§param_loader: ParamLoaderFn

Loads parameters from the rebuilt dylib (async). Receives the engine directory and returns parsed parameters.

§processor_loader: Option<ProcessorLoaderFn>

Loads processors from the rebuilt dylib (async).

§additional_watch_paths: Vec<PathBuf>

Additional Rust source paths to watch for hot-reload triggers.

This is primarily used in SDK development mode where the active engine depends on sibling workspace crates (e.g. engine/crates/wavecraft-processors).

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