# refactor\(clients\): dedupe byte-identical mobile/web state bridges · pingdotgg/t3code

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Commit: bda02630588b894a6d582e091e9cfee86e251179

Tree: 8a56cab743b566d67f3b625f7016d90649f243e2

Author: Julius Marminge

Committer: Julius Marminge

## Message

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refactor(clients): dedupe byte-identical mobile/web state bridges

Web and mobile carried byte-identical instantiation shims for eight state
domains plus label-only copies of the query, presentation, thread-state,
and atom hook bridges, so every wiring change had to land twice and the
pairs already begun to drift.

Move the shared cores into client-runtime: createClientStateBridges for
the runtime-only domains, resolveAtomCommandOptions/resolveAtomQueryOptions
for the hook option shorthand, a createEnvironmentQueryBridge view factory,
and platform-labeled atom selectors for presentation and thread state.
Each client keeps thin per-platform bridges that pass its own runtime and
platform label, preserving existing atom labels and behavior.

Co-authored-by: Apex (callstack/Apex) <apex@users.noreply.github.com>

Harness: pi (Apex by Callstack)

```

## Parents

- [d7819c18813fa03b033cc1c9472c9acc0ffc0618](https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/commit/d7819c18813fa03b033cc1c9472c9acc0ffc0618?format=markdown)

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