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// Test 162: Cross-Module Type Reference (Basic)
//
// Tests referencing a Zig struct type from an imported module.
// The syntax module:Type should resolve to the type defined in that module.
//
// Structure:
// test_lib/
// user.kz -> defines User struct and test_lib/user:create event
//
// Key Test: Can we reference test_lib/user:User in an event signature?
//
// Expected behavior:
// - The compiler should recognize test_lib/user:User as a valid type
// - Generated Zig code should properly namespace the type reference
// - The event should successfully use the imported type
const std = @import("std");
~import app/test_lib
// This event takes a User from the imported module as a parameter
// KEY TEST: app/test_lib/user:User should resolve to the User struct in test_lib/user.kz
~pub tor register-user {
user_data: app/test_lib/user:User,
} -> bool
~proc register-user|zig {
// Print the user's information
std.debug.print("Registering user: {s}, age {d}\n", .{user_data.name, user_data.age});
return true;
}
// Create a user using the imported event
~app/test_lib/user:create(name: "Alice", age: 30): c |> register-user(user_data: c): _
Actual
Registering user: Alice, age 30
Expected output
Registering user: Alice, age 30
Flows
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create (name: "Alice", age: 30)
Imported Files
// User module - defines User type and related events
const std = @import("std");
// Define a plain Zig struct
pub const User = struct {
name: []const u8,
age: u32,
};
// Event that creates a user
~pub tor create {
name: string,
age: u32,
} -> User
~proc create|zig {
const t_user = User{
.name = name,
.age = age,
};
return t_user;
}
Test Configuration
MUST_RUN