Twilic (Ruby)

Ruby implementation of the Twilic wire format and session-aware encoder/decoder.

This gem's default Twilic.encode / Twilic.decode API targets Twilic v2.

• Dynamic encoding/decoding (Twilic.encode, Twilic.decode)
• Schema-aware encoding (Twilic.encode_with_schema)
• Batch and micro-batch encoding (Twilic.encode_batch, SessionEncoder#encode_micro_batch)
• Stateful features (base snapshots, state patch, template batch, control stream, trained dictionary)

twilic-ruby/
  lib/twilic.rb                   # public API
  lib/twilic/core/                # wire, model, codec, session, protocol, v2
  scripts/                        # Rust interop fixtures and smoke checks
  docs/

The repository root stays thin: require "twilic" only. Implementation details live under lib/twilic/core/, similar to internal/core/ in the Go module.

• Ruby 3.3 or later

gem install twilic

Or add to your Gemfile:

gem "twilic"

require "twilic"

value = Twilic.map(
  "id" => Twilic.u64(1001),
  "name" => Twilic.string("alice")
)

bytes = Twilic.encode(value)
decoded = Twilic.decode(bytes)
puts Twilic.equal(decoded, value) # => true

require "twilic"

enc = Twilic.new_session_encoder

value = Twilic.map(
  "id" => Twilic.u64(1),
  "role" => Twilic.string("admin")
)

bytes = enc.encode(value)

Run checks locally:

bundle install
bundle exec rake test

Rust client interop smoke check (Ruby server -> Rust client):

bash scripts/check-rust-client-interop.sh

Ruby client interop smoke check (Rust server -> Ruby client):

bash scripts/check-ruby-client-interop.sh

Run both directions:

bash scripts/check-interop.sh

Note: these scripts expect ../twilic-rust to exist as a sibling directory.

Documentation is formatted and linted with Prettier and markdownlint (see docs/CONTRIBUTING.md).

• CI workflow: .github/workflows/ci.yml
• Interop workflow: .github/workflows/interop.yml
• Release workflow: .github/workflows/publish-gem.yml (tag v* must match lib/twilic/version.rb)

This gem mirrors the Twilic wire format spec at twilic/twilic and stays in lockstep with the Rust, Go, and Zig reference implementations.

See docs/SPEC-TEST-TRACEABILITY.md for the spec-section to test mapping.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.