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wagoe.audience.core.compiler

Compile audience segment definitions into execution plans. Partitions filters into SQL-evaluable and predicate-evaluable phases.

Compile audience segment definitions into execution plans.
Partitions filters into SQL-evaluable and predicate-evaluable phases.
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wagoe.audience.core.composition

AND/OR/NOT composition of audience segment result sets. FC/IS rule: pure functions only — no I/O, no side effects.

Well-formedness (unknown operator, NOT-inside-OR, circular/unknown/invalid segment refs) is checked up front by explain-composition; the shell validates a composition tree before evaluating it and raises the typed error at the HTTP boundary. The evaluation functions below therefore assume a valid tree and never throw — their error branches fail safe (an empty result set, and the cycle guard still terminates).

AND/OR/NOT composition of audience segment result sets.
FC/IS rule: pure functions only — no I/O, no side effects.

Well-formedness (unknown operator, NOT-inside-OR, circular/unknown/invalid
segment refs) is checked up front by `explain-composition`; the shell
validates a composition tree before evaluating it and raises the typed error
at the HTTP boundary. The evaluation functions below therefore assume a valid
tree and never throw — their error branches fail safe (an empty result set,
and the cycle guard still terminates).
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wagoe.audience.core.filter

Filter multimethods for audience segment evaluation. FC/IS rule: pure functions only — no I/O, no side effects, no logging.

Validity is checked up front by explain-filter (pure, returns an anomaly map or nil). The shell validates a segment's filters before compilation and raises the typed error at the HTTP boundary, so the multimethods below assume a known filter type and a supported operator and never throw — their unknown branches fail safe (nil / a false predicate).

Filter multimethods for audience segment evaluation.
FC/IS rule: pure functions only — no I/O, no side effects, no logging.

Validity is checked up front by `explain-filter` (pure, returns an anomaly
map or nil). The shell validates a segment's filters before compilation and
raises the typed error at the HTTP boundary, so the multimethods below assume
a known filter type and a supported operator and never throw — their unknown
branches fail safe (nil / a false predicate).
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wagoe.audience.core.ui

Pure Hiccup UI components for audience segments. No I/O, no side effects.

Pure Hiccup UI components for audience segments.
No I/O, no side effects.
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