Apophis
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package Apophis;
use 5.010;
use strict;
use warnings;
our $VERSION = '0.03';
require XSLoader;
XSLoader::load('Apophis', $VERSION);
1;
__END__
=encoding utf8
=head1 NAME
Apophis - Content-addressable storage with deterministic UUID v5 identifiers
=head1 VERSION
Version 0.02
=head1 SYNOPSIS
use Apophis;
my $ca = Apophis->new(
namespace => 'myapp-files',
store_dir => '/var/store',
);
# Identify content â deterministic UUID v5
my $id = $ca->identify(\$content);
my $id = $ca->identify_file('/path/to/large-file'); # streaming, O(1) memory
# Store (atomic write, CAS dedup)
my $id = $ca->store(\$content);
# Retrieve
my $data = $ca->fetch($id);
# Check / remove
if ($ca->exists($id)) { ... }
$ca->remove($id);
# Integrity verification
my $ok = $ca->verify($id); # re-hash and compare
# Sharded path
my $path = $ca->path_for($id);
# /var/store/a3/bb/a3bb189e-8bf9-5f18-b3f6-1b2f5f5c1e3a
# Bulk operations
my @ids = $ca->store_many(\@content_refs);
my @missing = $ca->find_missing(\@ids);
# Metadata
$ca->store(\$content, meta => { mime_type => 'image/png' });
=head1 DESCRIPTION
Apophis is a B<100% XS> content-addressable storage library built on the
B<Horus> UUID library (RFC 9562). It generates deterministic UUID v5
identifiers for arbitrary content using SHA-1 namespace hashing.
Same content always produces the same UUID. Different namespaces produce
different UUIDs for the same content.
Stored objects are sharded across a 2-level hex directory tree (65,536
directories) for efficient filesystem access at scale. Writes are atomic
(temp + rename). CAS is naturally idempotent â no locking required.
All logic is implemented in C for maximum performance. The Perl layer
is just C<XSLoader> â every method is an XSUB.
=head1 METHODS
=head2 new
my $ca = Apophis->new(
namespace => 'myapp-files', # required
store_dir => '/var/store', # optional default store path
);
Creates a new Apophis instance. The C<namespace> string is hashed via
UUID v5 (using DNS as root namespace) to produce a proper namespace UUID.
=head2 identify
my $id = $ca->identify(\$content);
Returns a deterministic UUID v5 string for the given content.
=head2 identify_file
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