Changelog

All notable changes to com.synthigy/sdk (Clojars). Follows semver. Pre-1.0: breaking changes can land on minor bumps.

0.1.1

Changed

• The platform audience is now the default; nobody configures it. A client_credentials mint naming no audience resolves to the identity-only OIDC audience, which /data, /schema, /history, /logs and subscriptions all reject — so every user had to set SYNTHIGY_AUDIENCE to a constant they could not look up, since the server does not advertise it in discovery. The failure was a bare 401 that said nothing about audiences. This SDK is the client for the platform API, so that is what it now mints for. Minting for a different API stays a per-call argument. The environment variable remains as an escape hatch.

Added

• watch-sql-template — the ad-hoc twin of the watch-<name> a codegen'd @watch sql-template already emits. JavaScript and Python have had watchSqlTemplate / watch_sql_template since 0.1.0; in Clojure the only route was the ^:no-doc watch-xsql with a hand-built op map, so anyone not using codegen had no documented path. :entities is required and the call says so plainly: a template has no root entity to infer the watch interest from. Present on both the JVM and ClojureScript clients.

Fixed

• Codegen could not run under Babashka. synthigy.gen pulled in org.clojure/data.json for a single call — writing the schema snapshot indented — and Babashka cannot load that library, so bb gen failed on require. babashka/json was not a substitute: it silently ignores both :pretty and :indent. The generator now uses Cheshire, which Babashka bundles, with its pretty printer tuned so output stays byte-identical to JSON.stringify(x, null, 2) — the same artifact the JS and Go generators write. Cheshire replaces data.json in the dependency list rather than joining it.

0.1.0

First public release.

Added

• Thin /data client for JVM Clojure, Babashka and browser ClojureScript — one synthigy.client namespace, same verbs on every target.
• Full CRUD verb set, XSQL queries, SQL templates, schema introspection, the temporal /history API, record subscriptions and the watch family.
• OAuth client-credentials and supervised token sources.
• synthigy.gen — typed codegen from an .xsql operations document plus the IAM-filtered schema, with a drift gate (-T:gen-check).
• Transit on the wire, so timestamps arrive as real date objects on both hosts.