/**
 * `deploy` — bind a worker-safe `DomainDefinition` to a deployment adapter,
 * producing the value `astrale.config.ts` default-exports for the CLI.
 *
 * The split exists to keep the worker bundle clean: `defineDomain` (in the
 * author's `domain.ts`) carries only worker-safe modules and is what the
 * generated worker imports; the adapter (`cloudflare(...)` / `astrale(...)`) is
 * node-only code that the worker must never pull in. `deploy(domain, adapter)`
 * is authored in `astrale.config.ts` — a Node-only module the CLI loads but the
 * worker never imports — so the adapter stays out of the bundle.
 *
 *   export const domain = defineDomain({ schema, methods, deps, views })
 *
 *   import { domain } from './domain'
 *   export default deploy(domain, cloudflare({ dev, prod }))
 *
 * The returned shape is just the definition with `adapter` attached — exactly
 * what the CLI already reads (`def.adapter`, `def.origin`, `def.schema`, …), so
 * the loader is unchanged.
 */

import type { DomainAdapter } from './adapter.js'
import type { DomainDefinition } from './define-domain.js'

/** A domain definition bound to its deployment adapter — the CLI's input. */
export interface DeployConfig<Params = unknown> extends DomainDefinition {
  adapter: DomainAdapter<Params>
}

export function deploy<Params>(
  domain: DomainDefinition,
  adapter: DomainAdapter<Params>,
): DeployConfig<Params> {
  return { ...domain, adapter }
}