Path to the bulk default Material singleton. Resolved lazily on
each getMaterial() call so HMR replacement is observed
immediately.
ReadonlystuffRuntime ID for this object (generated using nanoid). This is NOT the MongoDB _id - it's a runtime identifier.
Static_StaticfieldField-marshaller binding. mass round-trips via the kg-bound
QuantityMarshaller; the runtime accessor pair stays strict on
Quantity<'kg'>. Authoring-shape coercion (mass: heavy,
mass: "12000 g", bare numeric) lives in the marshaller's
fromStored and only runs on the persistence path.
StaticpersistentStaticsubscribableLive-query subscribable fields.
bulkMaterial — flat. The bulk default Material as a
MaterialSummary wire shape, or null when no bulk
material is set. dependsOnFields defaults to
['bulkMaterial'] (descriptor name = source field name).mass — flat. Quantity in kg as { value, unit: 'kg' }.
dependsOnFields defaults to ['mass'].detailMaterial — focused-detail only (no flat read).
Descriptor name (detailMaterial) does NOT match the
setter's discriminator (detailMaterials, plural), so we
declare dependsOnFields explicitly.Shadow lifecycle entries cover future material shadows that change the rendered value without firing a field change.
Consent seam for the residency (self-eviction) sweep. The sweep
asks each idle object whether it may be culled; the object decides,
reading its own knowledge. Default is cull ({ ok: true }) — a
fresh backing class is reclaimable by default and only becomes
sticky when its author deliberately vetoes, the correct bias for a
leak-plugger. Return { ok: false, reason } to veto.
Vetoes layer on the mixin/class that owns the relevant
relationship, composed via super.canEvict(context) — base Stuff
stays permissive and does not reach into Container/Shadow/Avatar/
Exit knowledge. The relational vetoes derive from the R2.x
ref-cleanup rules: an object in an owned/symmetric live-ref
relationship vetoes while its anchor is alive (see
docs/subsystems/residency.md).
Distinct from canDestruct: an object that permits eviction can
still canDestruct-veto, so the sweep's enforce path tolerates a
DestructError (logs + continues). The sweep calls this on the
raw target (via RAW_TARGET) so asking never counts as a touch.
Destroy this object.
Locked down by @CallSecurity(ApiOnly) — only callers under
mud/api/ (in practice, StuffApi.destruct) may invoke it.
@Unshadowable because the unregistration path must always run;
a shadow that intercepts and skips it would leak the object into
the registry forever. @Final because subclass overrides would
defeat the same invariant — the loader hook throws
FinalViolationError at import time on any subclass redefinition.
Subclass cleanup belongs on the optional onDestruct() witness
(consulted by StuffApi.destruct while the target is still live);
refusal logic belongs on canDestruct(). This terminal destroy()
is the unshadowable mark-and-unregister step only.
Read the recency timestamp. Read by the residency sweep — which
calls it on the raw target (via RAW_TARGET) so the sweep's own
introspection never counts as a touch.
OptionaldetailKey: stringSelf-presentation — the casual-register render string for this object, the answer to "what does this Stuff call itself?" Three- step resolution:
Named.name if present and non-empty — the object's
proper name ("Alice", "Excalibur", "Town Square").Visible.shortDescription if present and non-empty —
the object's visual identity ("a heavy oak door").For a Globbable stack (quantity !== 1) the count folds in as
an affix — "30 coins" — pluralized via GrammarApi.pluralize
(which honors host-side getPluralForm() overrides for
irregulars). Named takes precedence over Visible so a
Named-with-description renders by its proper name; code that
needs the formal register calls getFullName() when typed as
Named.
Viewer-blind by design. This is the shared baseline every
Stuff exposes; the viewer-aware naming step (recognition /
identification — see
docs/subsystems/belief.md) composes on top
of it. Left shadowable (NOT @Final) so masking / disguise
effects can override the rendered identity via a method shadow.
Build the composable Mml fragment for this object's display name —
the Mml sibling of getPresentation. Mml.ref (and so every
<item> / <name> / … identity tag) renders this, not a raw
string, so a name joins the compose chain as a fragment like
everything else. The label is the already-resolved, viewer-aware
name (recognition runs in the render layer and hands it in).
Return null for the plain default — Mml.ref then wraps the label
in Mml.text, which escapes it exactly once, so player-authored
names / status decoration are safe by construction and the fragment
is never re-escaped downstream. Override to build a richer fragment
(a TPA terminal wraps its name in <color> to tint by state). The
plain-string getPresentation stays the surface for non-prose
consumers (logs, context.note, MQL scalars).
Read seam. Instance method, but unwraps via ProxyApi.unwrap
before reaching the # slot — this inside an instance method
called through the proxy is the proxy, and the # slot lives
on the raw target.
Get the spatial zone. Unwraps via RAW_TARGET because the
# slot lives on the raw target only and this inside an
instance method called through the proxy is the proxy.
Check if this object has been destroyed.
@Unshadowable: the destroyed-state read is a framework invariant —
any shadow that lied about it would let consumers touch a torn-down
Stuff. @Final: subclasses overriding this would defeat the same
invariant; the loader hook throws FinalViolationError at import
time on any subclass that redefines it.
Terminal onDestruct no-op. Exists so subclasses and mixins
overriding onDestruct can call super.onDestruct() without
the cast-to-optional-callable dance — the chain is guaranteed
to bottom out here. StuffApi.destruct invokes the hook via
the optional-method dispatcher in api/stuff.ts; that path
still works (always finds a function on the prototype).
Override (not extend with super) at any layer that wants
cleanup; chain to super.onDestruct() from the override so
intermediate layers in a mixin chain run too.
Invoked by StuffApi.destruct (and forceDestruct) while
the target is still live, after canDestruct passes and before
shadow-detach + destroy(). Witness — the return value is
ignored (it cannot veto; canDestruct is the veto seam). Override
to release resources/listeners and chain super.onDestruct()
so mixin layers run.
Strict on Quantity<'kg'>. Callers holding a raw number wrap
via Quantity.of(n, 'kg') at the call site; tag / alt-unit
authoring is the marshaller's job, not a runtime API concern.
OptionaldetailKey: stringStamp this Stuff's templatePath and re-key the
byTemplatePath index so future findByTemplatePath lookups
see the new path. No-op when path matches the current value.
Locked down by @CallSecurity(ApiOnly) because flipping a
Stuff's identity post-clone would break FromTemplate
policies and any caller-side caching of template-path
identity. @Final @Unshadowable because the index update has
to run for every successful set — a subclass override that
forgot the index call (or a shadow that intercepted) would
silently desync byTemplatePath.
Unwraps via ProxyApi.unwrap so the #-slot access lands on
the raw target (see comment on #templatePath above).
Set the spatial zone. Gated by FromSpatialZone — only the
SpatialZone class and its subclasses (CartesianZone,
SphericalZone) may call this through the proxy. The
addLocation / removeLocation chokepoints on the zone side
are the legitimate callers; everyone else is rejected.
Clone-time seeding from StuffApi.#cloneInner doesn't go
through this method — it uses the caller-allowlisted
_stampZone seam below.
@Final @Unshadowable because the index of substrate
invariants that consult getZone() (containment's
cross-zone gate, Mobile.traverse, MQL scope walks) trusts
the slot's value; a subclass override or shadow that lied
about it could break those invariants. No legitimate
subclass needs to extend this anyway — the only legitimate
write paths are the SpatialZone chokepoints and clone-time.
Get a string representation of this object (for debugging).
Refresh the recency timestamp to now. Timestamp-fixed (no caller-supplied value). Called on the raw target by the security gate on every successful dispatch (Phase 2) and by the residency presence walk.
Per-Detail Material overrides — flat map from detailKey to the Material's templatePath. Stored as a plain
Record(not aMap) so default JSON serialization handles it without a marshaller.