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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a modular, signal-driven state management library for Dioxus, including components for accounts, clusters, connections, components, emojis, loading states, menus, notifications, RDF graphs, and wallet integration.
  • Added a comprehensive emoji-based component builder, registry, and renderer with property configuration and emoji mapping.
  • Implemented a Rust source code analysis and dataset preparation tool with BERT/Clifford embedding, emoji ontology, and ontology export.
  • Added a 4D orbital simulation library, emoji matrix analysis, and code parsing utilities.
  • Provided a full suite of Dioxus UI components for buttons, crypto, layout, and meme management.
  • Integrated RDF/Turtle ontology files and semantic task management with emoji annotations.
  • Added extensive documentation, architectural overviews, ontologies, diagrams, and project planning materials.

• Bug Fixes

  • Refactored and corrected import paths, removed unused code, and improved module organization for clarity and maintainability.

• Documentation

  • Added detailed README files, usage instructions, project philosophy, task breakdowns, and codebase indices.
  • Introduced foundational and conceptual documents outlining system vision, ontology, and design diagrams.

• Chores

  • Updated .gitignore, workspace settings, and license declarations.
  • Added and configured submodules, dependencies, and build scripts for streamlined development and reproducibility.

• Tests

  • Included unit tests for core mathematical and utility functions, as well as integration tests for code processing.

This release delivers a robust foundation for emoji-driven semantic code analysis, modular UI composition, and ontology-based project management.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces a comprehensive modular architecture for a Rust/Dioxus-based system focused on code analysis, emoji-based visualization, semantic ontologies, and distributed state management. It adds new crates and modules for component management, signal-driven state, emoji integration, and code extraction. Extensive documentation, ontologies, and workflow diagrams are included, alongside new CLI tools and dataset preparation utilities.

Changes

File(s) / Path(s)	Change Summary
.gitignore, .gitmodules, .rust-analyzer, .vscode/settings.json	Updated ignore patterns, added submodule config, and workspace exclusions.
CODEBASE_INDEX.md, README.md, CLI_TOOL_DOCUMENTATION.md, SOLFUNMEME.md, memories/README.md	Added/augmented documentation: architecture, setup, ontology, and project memory conventions.
founding_documents/, ontologies/	Added foundational docs, diagrams, RDF/Turtle ontologies, semantic code graph vision, and workflow/task breakdowns.
src/bin/prepare_sources.rs, prepare_sources/	New CLI tool for Rust source analysis, dataset prep, BERT/Clifford embedding, emoji mapping, and ontology export.
crates/component_builder_lib/, crates/component_emoji_lib/, crates/component_registry_lib/	Introduced modular component builder, emoji utilities, and registry with typed enums and property schemas.
crates/core_data_lib/, crates/emoji_matrix_lib/	Libraries for emoji data, matrix parsing, and embedded report handling.
crates/model_lib/, crates/playground_lib/, crates/shared_types_lib/, crates/views_lib/	Added model, playground, shared types, and view libraries with Dioxus components and enums.
crates/orbital_sim_lib/	New 4D orbital simulation library using nalgebra and emojis for node theming.
crates/signals_lib/	Signal-driven state management: accounts, clusters, connections, menus, components, emoji registry, notifications, wallet, loading, RDF signals, and module interface.
crates/solfunmeme_extractor/	Refactored code extraction, snippet parsing, and UI components; modularized extraction logic.
src/core/, src/app.rs, src/embedself.rs	Added file identifier utilities, new view routing, and refactored embedding logic.
Dockerfile, Caddyfile	Updated web server root directory and Docker copy instructions.
hf_dataset, hg_datasets/microlean4	Added subproject references for datasets.
rdf_signal.rs	New module for RDF graph signal management and task querying.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CLI_Tool as prepare_sources.rs
    participant AST_Analyzer
    participant Emoji_Mapper
    participant Dataset_Builder
    participant Ontology_Generator

    User->>CLI_Tool: Run analysis on source directory
    CLI_Tool->>AST_Analyzer: Parse and analyze Rust files
    AST_Analyzer->>Emoji_Mapper: Map AST nodes/words to emojis
    AST_Analyzer->>Dataset_Builder: Send analysis results
    Dataset_Builder->>CLI_Tool: Write HF dataset chunks & reports
    CLI_Tool->>Ontology_Generator: Generate RDF/Turtle ontology
    Ontology_Generator->>CLI_Tool: Save ontology file
    CLI_Tool->>User: Output summary, dataset, ontology

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sequenceDiagram
    participant DioxusApp
    participant SignalsLib
    participant ComponentRegistry
    participant EmojiRegistry
    participant ViewLib

    DioxusApp->>SignalsLib: Initialize signals
    DioxusApp->>ComponentRegistry: Load component metadata
    DioxusApp->>EmojiRegistry: Load emoji mappings
    DioxusApp->>ViewLib: Render UI components
    SignalsLib->>ViewLib: Provide state updates
    ViewLib->>DioxusApp: Display interactive UI

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Poem

🐇
In a warren of crates, our code now grows,
With signals and emojis, the logic flows.
ASTs to vectors, then Clifford’s delight,
Each function a star in the manifold night.
Ontologies bloom, tasks sparkle anew—
This rabbit’s quite proud of what the team can do!
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