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  • octomy::standalone Namespace

    namespace octomy::standalone

    The host glue that runs an app with no node: harness, window, context and its facilities. More...

    Header: #include <standalone>

    Classes

    class StandaloneActivityContext
    class StandaloneBatchController
    class StandaloneCompatBar
    class StandaloneConfirmController
    class StandaloneHarness
    class StandaloneOpalContext
    class StandaloneOpalController
    class StandaloneWindow

    Detailed Description

    A standalone app runs the same activities as a node app, but no Node exists. The classes here take the node's place: a harness that starts the app, a window that composes window-features, an activity context that is a pure facility registry, and the confirm, toast, batch and OPAL facilities the app registers in it.

    Classes

    class StandaloneActivityContext

    The **Light provider** of octomy::activity::ActivityContext for standalone apps (§SAL-1, §AC-2). More...

    class StandaloneBatchController

    The standalone batch host glue: the "jobs view" over an app's queue (§SAA-1.3, P3). More...

    class StandaloneCompatBar

    Toolbar "compat" strip re-hosting the node-app header controls in a standalone app (§SAL-2.1, P1). More...

    class StandaloneConfirmController

    The standalone confirm host — renders a §NS-5 confirm through the window-level confirm overlay (§SAL-2.4). More...

    class StandaloneHarness

    The shared bootstrap for a standalone (non-node-hosted) GUI app (§SAL-1, §SAA-1.6). More...

    class StandaloneOpalContext

    The Light backing of the opalContext facility (§SAL-2.2, D8): the node-free OPAL/LLM stack, stood up once per app. More...

    class StandaloneOpalController

    Gives a standalone window the OPAL chat — the Light backing for the OpalChatHost feature that NodeWindow composes too (§SAL-2.2, P2, §ACW-2 slice 5). More...

    class StandaloneWindow

    A window that composes window-features instead of inheriting them (§ACW-3, §ACO W7). More...