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Add a compile-tested v1 tutorial skeleton that proves the production-shaped app boundary without provider-heavy scope: auth/session context, CSRF-checked mutation, local persistence adapter, generated form/slot/keyed row/page/push effects, plain CSS, SSE shape, and one explicit metrics island. req: examples/001 req: auth/001 req: auth/002 req: auth/004 req: form/001 req: failure/004 req: page_swap/002 req: push/003
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# hemx SaaS tutorial skeleton
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This is the compile-tested skeleton for the v1 production-shaped tutorial app. It is intentionally provider-light: auth/session, CSRF, persistence, deploy, metrics, and islands are explicit app boundaries, not hemx core services. req: examples/001 req: auth/001
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What it proves today:
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- typed form/newtype inputs for project creation
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- auth/session context passed through normal Rust state
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- CSRF-safe mutation checked before persistence
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- local in-memory persistence adapter instead of a vendored SQL/auth provider
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- generated form, slot, keyed row, page-swap, and live-status commands
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- page shell with plain CSS and one explicit metrics island script
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- compile-time surface generation plus interaction tests
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What it deliberately does not claim yet:
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- real SQLx migrations or a database pool
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- production cookie/session middleware
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- a deploy target, flags, analytics, billing, or offline sync
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- browser automation for the metrics island
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Run:
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```sh
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cargo run -p hemx-saas-example
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cargo test -p hemx-saas-example
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```
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