Unblock the guarded blog write routes for browsers: a login form sets a
signed session cookie that the same routes accept (alongside Bearer), so
publishing works end-to-end on blog.rose-ash.com without Quart.
- kernel: http-listen emit serialises a response :set-cookies LIST as one
Set-Cookie header each (a headers dict can't hold more than one). Purely
additive — responses without :set-cookies are unchanged.
- server.sx: host/-dream->native forwards :set-cookies to the native resp.
- lib/host/session.sx: durable, signed sessions on the persist KV
(session/create|exists|get|set|clear), wired via dream-sessions-signed.
- lib/host/auth.sx: GET/POST /login + POST /logout; host/require-user accepts
a session principal OR a Bearer token.
- router.sx: host/make-app wraps the whole app in the session middleware and
auto-mounts /login + /logout — the front door always has sessions.
- blog.sx: write routes use host/require-user; serve.sh flips POST /new from
the experimental UNGUARDED route to the guarded write routes, with admin
creds + signing secret + ACL grant from the container env.
- session conformance suite (12): login->cookie->guarded write 201; no
cookie/forged/logged-out -> 401; Bearer fallback still works.
Verified live on blog.rose-ash.com: 401 unauthenticated, 303 login, 303
publish, anonymous read renders, post persists across container recreate.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
lib/host/server.sx adapts the native http-listen contract (string-keyed
{method,path,query,headers,body} -> {:status :headers :body}) to the Dream
host app: native->dream reassembles path+query into a target dream-request
parses; dream->native is near-identity (dream-response is already
{:body :headers :status}). host/serve = http-listen over host/native-handler
. host/make-app. lib/host/serve.sh boots the full module set and serves in the
foreground (container-entry shaped). Verified live on a host port: health/feed/
feed?actor=/relations reads serve real JSON, unknown->404. server suite (13)
covers the bridge as pure functions.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
