Add OpenAI aggregation gateway

.github/workflows/vhttpd-binaries.yml

@@ -29,7 +29,6 @@ jobs:
     env:
       VHTTPD_VJSX_ROOT: /usr/local/share/vhttpd/vjsx
       V_REPO: https://github.com/guweigang/vlang
-      V_REF: 06438457b7fed78397588e7c0797b9e0d7483257
     strategy:
       fail-fast: false
       matrix:
@@ -96,12 +95,11 @@ jobs:
           unzip -q /tmp/v-bootstrap.zip -d /tmp/v-bootstrap
           rm -rf /tmp/v
           git clone "$V_REPO" /tmp/v
-          git -C /tmp/v checkout "$V_REF"
           chmod +x /tmp/v-bootstrap/v/v
           (
             cd /tmp/v
-            /tmp/v-bootstrap/v/v -o v cmd/v
-            ./v -o v cmd/v
+            /tmp/v-bootstrap/v/v -cc cc -o v cmd/v
+            ./v -cc cc -o v cmd/v
           )
           chmod +x /tmp/v/v
           echo "/tmp/v" >> "$GITHUB_PATH"
@@ -158,7 +156,7 @@ jobs:
         shell: bash
         run: |
           set -euo pipefail
-          make prod VPHP_V_GC=boehm WITH_DB=1
+          make prod V_CC=cc VPHP_V_GC=boehm WITH_DB=1
 
       - name: Smoke test
         shell: bash

Makefile

@@ -3,6 +3,7 @@
 ROOT := $(CURDIR)
 SRC_DIR := $(ROOT)/src
 VHTTPD_BIN ?= $(ROOT)/vhttpd
+V_CC ?= cc
 VPHP_V_GC ?= auto
 VPHP_V_GC_STRIPPED := $(strip $(VPHP_V_GC))
 RESOLVED_VPHP_V_GC := $(shell if [ -n "$(VPHP_V_GC_STRIPPED)" ] && [ "$(VPHP_V_GC_STRIPPED)" != "auto" ]; then printf "%s" "$(VPHP_V_GC_STRIPPED)"; elif pkg-config --exists bdw-gc 2>/dev/null; then printf boehm; else printf none; fi)
@@ -79,12 +80,12 @@ ifeq ($(WITH_DB),1)
 endif
 
 build: prepare-build-src
-	v $(V_FLAGS) $(V_DB_FLAGS) $(V_GC_FLAG) -o $(VHTTPD_BIN) $(BUILD_STAGE_DIR)
+	v -cc $(V_CC) $(V_FLAGS) $(V_DB_FLAGS) $(V_GC_FLAG) -o $(VHTTPD_BIN) $(BUILD_STAGE_DIR)
 
 vhttpd: build
 
 prod: prepare-build-src
-	v $(V_FLAGS) $(V_DB_FLAGS) $(V_GC_FLAG) $(V_PROD_FLAGS) $(V_NOCACHE_FLAGS) -o $(VHTTPD_BIN) $(BUILD_STAGE_DIR)
+	v -cc $(V_CC) $(V_FLAGS) $(V_DB_FLAGS) $(V_GC_FLAG) $(V_PROD_FLAGS) $(V_NOCACHE_FLAGS) -o $(VHTTPD_BIN) $(BUILD_STAGE_DIR)
 
 build-prod: prod
 
@@ -127,22 +128,22 @@ psr-matrix:
 test: test-fast
 
 test-fast:
-	v test $(FAST_TEST_FILES)
+	v -cc $(V_CC) test $(FAST_TEST_FILES)
 
 test-inproc:
-	v test $(INPROC_TEST_FILES)
+	v -cc $(V_CC) test $(INPROC_TEST_FILES)
 
 test-codexbot:
-	v test $(CODEXBOT_TEST_FILES)
+	v -cc $(V_CC) test $(CODEXBOT_TEST_FILES)
 
 test-codexbot-fast:
-	v test $(CODEXBOT_FAST_TEST_FILES)
+	v -cc $(V_CC) test $(CODEXBOT_FAST_TEST_FILES)
 
 test-codexbot-lifecycle:
-	v test $(CODEXBOT_LIFECYCLE_TEST_FILES)
+	v -cc $(V_CC) test $(CODEXBOT_LIFECYCLE_TEST_FILES)
 
 test-profile-codexbot:
 	@/bin/zsh $(ROOT)/tools/profile_codexbot_tests.sh $(ROOT)
 
 test-all:
-	v test $(SRC_DIR)
+	v -cc $(V_CC) test $(SRC_DIR)

README.md

@@ -212,7 +212,7 @@ Practical summary:
 `vhttpd` now splits local dependencies into install profiles so you do not need to guess the full system package list up front.
 
 - `core`: base build dependencies for `vhttpd`
-- `vjsx`: embedded runtime support, including the required QuickJS archive placement under `~/.vmodules/vjsx/libs/`
+- `vjsx`: embedded runtime build support, including the required QuickJS archive placement under `~/.vmodules/vjsx/libs/`
 - `db`: alias for the default DB-capable dependency surface
 - `full`: everything above
 
@@ -242,15 +242,16 @@ What these targets do:
 
 - `make deps-core`: installs `openssl`, `Boehm GC`, `pkg-config`, and basic build tooling
 - `make deps-core` also installs SQLite/MySQL/PostgreSQL client development packages because default `vhttpd` builds now include DB support
-- `make deps-vjsx`: ensures `~/.vmodules/vjsx` exists and, on Linux, builds QuickJS and places it at `~/.vmodules/vjsx/libs/qjs_linux_x64.a`
+- `make deps-vjsx`: ensures the local `vjsx` module checkout exists for builds and, on Linux, builds QuickJS and places it at `~/.vmodules/vjsx/libs/qjs_linux_x64.a`
 - `make deps-db`: alias for the same default DB-capable build dependency set
 - `make doctor`: checks the current machine for the required commands, `pkg-config` entries, and `vjsx` QuickJS archive placement
 
-Important `vjsx` note:
+Important `vjsx` build note:
 
 - On Linux, `vjsx` does not just need "QuickJS installed somewhere".
 - The archive must exist at [~/.vmodules/vjsx/libs/qjs_linux_x64.a](/Users/guweigang/.vmodules/vjsx/libs/qjs_linux_x64.a).
 - `make deps-vjsx` is the supported way to prepare that path locally.
+- This is a build-time module layout. Packaged `vhttpd` binaries do not need a local `~/.vmodules/vjsx` checkout just to load embedded JavaScript or TypeScript runtime assets.
 
 ## Build
 
@@ -344,7 +345,7 @@ The binary is rewritten during packaging so it prefers these bundled copies:
 
 That means end users no longer need to preinstall MySQL/PostgreSQL/OpenSSL/Boehm runtime packages just to launch the release binary.
 
-`vjsx` runtime JS assets are embedded into the `vjsx` binary integration, so packaged `vhttpd` releases no longer need to ship `runtime/vjsx` JS files. `VJSX_ASSET_ROOT` is still supported as an explicit development override when you need to test a local replacement for built-in `vjsx` runtime JS.
+`vjsx` runtime assets, including the TypeScript compiler runtime under `thirdparty/typescript/lib`, are embedded into the `vjsx` binary integration. Packaged `vhttpd` releases no longer need to ship `runtime/vjsx` JS files or a local `~/.vmodules/vjsx/thirdparty/typescript` tree. `VJSX_ASSET_ROOT` is still supported as an explicit development override when you need to test a local replacement for built-in `vjsx` runtime assets.
 
 After installation, users can verify the machine with: