@aidc-toolkit/utility 1.0.24-beta → 1.0.25-beta

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package/dist/index.d.cts CHANGED
@@ -202,11 +202,12 @@ type TransformerOutput<TTransformerInput extends TransformerInput<TransformerPri
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  * into values in the same domain, typically for storage in a database where the data type and length are already fixed
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  * and exfiltration of the data can have significant repercussions.
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  *
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- * Two subclasses are supported directly by this class: {@link IdentityTransformer} (which operates based on a domain
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- * only) and {@link EncryptionTransformer} (which operates based on a domain and a tweak). If an application is expected
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- * to make repeated use of a transformer with the same domain and (optional) tweak and can't manage the transformer
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- * object, an in-memory cache is available via the {@link get} method. Properties in {@link IdentityTransformer} and
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- * {@link EncryptionTransformer} are read-only once constructed, so there is no issue with their shared use.
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+ * Two subclasses are supported directly by this class: {@linkcode IdentityTransformer} (which operates based on a
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+ * domain only) and {@linkcode EncryptionTransformer} (which operates based on a domain and a tweak). If an application
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+ * is expected to make repeated use of a transformer with the same domain and (optional) tweak and can't manage the
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+ * transformer object, an in-memory cache is available via the {@linkcode get | get()} method. Properties in {@linkcode
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+ * IdentityTransformer} and {@linkcode EncryptionTransformer} are read-only once constructed, so there is no issue with
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+ * their shared use.
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  */
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  declare abstract class Transformer {
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  /**
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  constructor(domain: number | bigint);
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  /**
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- * Get a transformer, constructing it if necessary. The type returned is {@link IdentityTransformer} if tweak is
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- * undefined, {@link EncryptionTransformer} if tweak is defined. Note that although an {@link EncryptionTransformer}
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- * with a zero tweak operates as an {@link IdentityTransformer}, {@link EncryptionTransformer} is still the type
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- * returned if a zero tweak is explicitly specified.
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+ * Get a transformer, constructing it if necessary. The type returned is {@linkcode IdentityTransformer} if tweak is
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+ * undefined, {@linkcode EncryptionTransformer} if tweak is defined. Note that although an {@linkcode
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+ * EncryptionTransformer} with a zero tweak operates as an {@linkcode IdentityTransformer}, {@linkcode
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+ * EncryptionTransformer} is still the type returned if a zero tweak is explicitly specified.
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  * Tweak.
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  * @returns
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- * {@link IdentityTransformer} if tweak is undefined, {@link EncryptionTransformer} if tweak is defined.
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+ * {@linkcode IdentityTransformer} if tweak is undefined, {@linkcode EncryptionTransformer} if tweak is defined.
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  */
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  static get(domain: number | bigint, tweak?: number | bigint): Transformer;
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  /**
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  * Value(s) input type.
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  *
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  * @param valueOrValues
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- * Value(s). If this is an instance of {@link Sequence}, the minimum and maximum values are validated prior to
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+ * Value(s). If this is an instance of {@linkcode Sequence}, the minimum and maximum values are validated prior to
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  * @returns
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  * Transformation callback output type.
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  * @param valueOrValues
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- * Value(s). If this is an instance of {@link Sequence}, the minimum and maximum values are validated prior to
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+ * Value(s). If this is an instance of {@linkcode Sequence}, the minimum and maximum values are validated prior to
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  * transformation. Otherwise, the individual value(s) is/are validated at the time of transformation.
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  * @param transformerCallback
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  /**
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  * Encryption transformer. Values are transformed using repeated shuffle and xor operations, similar to those found in
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  * many cryptography algorithms, particularly AES. While sufficient for obfuscation of numeric sequences (e.g., serial
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- * number generation, below), if true format-preserving encryption is required, a more robust algorithm such as
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- * {@link https://doi.org/10.6028/NIST.SP.800-38Gr1-draft | FF1} is recommended. Furthermore, no work has been done to
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- * mitigate {@link https://timing.attacks.cr.yp.to/index.html | timing attacks} for key detection.
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+ * number generation, below), if true format-preserving encryption is required, a more robust algorithm such as {@link
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+ * https://doi.org/10.6028/NIST.SP.800-38Gr1.2pd | FF1} is recommended. Furthermore, no work has been done to mitigate
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+ * {@link https://timing.attacks.cr.yp.to/index.html | timing attacks} for key detection.
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  *
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  * The purpose of the encryption transformer is to generate pseudo-random values in a deterministic manner to obscure
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  * the sequence of values generated over time. A typical example is for serial number generation, where knowledge of the
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  /**
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- interface StringValidator<V extends StringValidation = StringValidation> {
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+ interface StringValidator<TStringValidation extends StringValidation = StringValidation> {
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  /**
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+ validate: (s: string, validation?: TStringValidation) => void;
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  /**
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  * Regular expression validator. The regular expression applies to the full string only if constructed as such. For
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- * example, <code>&#x2F;\d&#x2A;&#x2F;</code> (0 or more digits) matches every string, <code>&#x2F;\d+&#x2F;</code>
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- * (1 or more digits) matches strings with at least one digit, <code>&#x2F;^\d&#x2A;$&#x2F;</code> matches strings that
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- * are all digits or empty, and <code>&#x2F;^\d+$&#x2F;</code> matches strings that are all digits and not empty.
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+ * example, <code>&#x2F;\d&#x2A;&#x2F;</code> (0 or more digits) matches every string, <code>&#x2F;\d+&#x2F;</code> (1
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+ * or more digits) matches strings with at least one digit, <code>&#x2F;^\d&#x2A;$&#x2F;</code> matches strings that are
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+ * all digits or empty, and <code>&#x2F;^\d+$&#x2F;</code> matches strings that are all digits and not empty.
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  *
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+ * Clients of this class are recommended to override the {@linkcode createErrorMessage | createErrorMessage()} method
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+ * to create a more suitable error message for their use case.
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  declare class RegExpValidator implements StringValidator {
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  /**
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  readonly AllNumeric: 2;
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+ type ExclusionKey = keyof typeof Exclusions;
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  /**
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- type Exclusion = typeof Exclusions[keyof typeof Exclusions];
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+ type Exclusion = typeof Exclusions[ExclusionKey];
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  /**
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+ * Exclusions supported by the character set. All character sets implicitly support {@linkcode Exclusions.None}.
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  /**
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+ * Domains for every length for every supported {@linkcode Exclusions}.
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+ * String(s) to be excluded from the range of outputs. See {@linkcode Exclusions} for possible values and their
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+ * meaning.
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  /**
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+ export { ALPHABETIC_CREATOR, ALPHABETIC_VALIDATOR, ALPHANUMERIC_CREATOR, ALPHANUMERIC_VALIDATOR, CharacterSetCreator, type CharacterSetValidation, CharacterSetValidator, EncryptionTransformer, type Exclusion, type ExclusionKey, Exclusions, HEXADECIMAL_CREATOR, HEXADECIMAL_VALIDATOR, IdentityTransformer, type IndexedCallback, NUMERIC_CREATOR, NUMERIC_VALIDATOR, RecordValidator, RegExpValidator, Sequence, type StringValidation, type StringValidator, Transformer, type TransformerInput, type TransformerOutput, type TransformerPrimitive, type UtilityLocaleResources, i18nUtilityInit, i18nextUtility, mapIterable, utilityNS, utilityResources };
package/dist/index.d.ts CHANGED
@@ -202,11 +202,12 @@ type TransformerOutput<TTransformerInput extends TransformerInput<TransformerPri
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- * only) and {@link EncryptionTransformer} (which operates based on a domain and a tweak). If an application is expected
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- * object, an in-memory cache is available via the {@link get} method. Properties in {@link IdentityTransformer} and
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+ * Two subclasses are supported directly by this class: {@linkcode IdentityTransformer} (which operates based on a
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+ * domain only) and {@linkcode EncryptionTransformer} (which operates based on a domain and a tweak). If an application
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+ * is expected to make repeated use of a transformer with the same domain and (optional) tweak and can't manage the
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+ * transformer object, an in-memory cache is available via the {@linkcode get | get()} method. Properties in {@linkcode
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@@ -856,7 +861,7 @@ declare class CharacterSetCreator extends CharacterSetValidator {
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  private allNumericShift;
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  /**
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- * Validate that a length is less than or equal to {@link MAXIMUM_STRING_LENGTH}. If not, an error is thrown.
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  * @param exclusion
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+ * String(s) to be excluded from the range of outputs. See {@linkcode Exclusions} for possible values and their
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+ * meaning.
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  * String.
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  *
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  * @param exclusion
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  *
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  * @param tweak
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@@ -908,20 +914,20 @@ declare class CharacterSetCreator extends CharacterSetValidator {
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  }
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  /**
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- * Numeric creator. Character set is 0-9. Supports {@link Exclusions.FirstZero}.
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918
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913
919
  declare const NUMERIC_CREATOR: CharacterSetCreator;
914
920
  /**
915
- * Numeric validator. Character set is 0-9. Supports {@link Exclusions.FirstZero}.
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+ * Numeric validator. Character set is 0-9. Supports {@linkcode Exclusions.FirstZero}.
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  */
917
923
  declare const NUMERIC_VALIDATOR: CharacterSetValidator;
918
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  /**
919
- * Hexadecimal creator. Character set is 0-9, A-F. Supports {@link Exclusions.FirstZero} and {@link
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+ * Hexadecimal creator. Character set is 0-9, A-F. Supports {@linkcode Exclusions.FirstZero} and {@linkcode
920
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  * Exclusions.AllNumeric}.
921
927
  */
922
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  declare const HEXADECIMAL_CREATOR: CharacterSetCreator;
923
929
  /**
924
- * Hexadecimal validator. Character set is 0-9, A-F. Supports {@link Exclusions.FirstZero} and {@link
930
+ * Hexadecimal validator. Character set is 0-9, A-F. Supports {@linkcode Exclusions.FirstZero} and {@linkcode
925
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  * Exclusions.AllNumeric}.
926
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927
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@@ -934,14 +940,14 @@ declare const ALPHABETIC_CREATOR: CharacterSetCreator;
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  */
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936
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  /**
937
- * Alphanumeric creator. Character set is 0-9, A-Z. Supports {@link Exclusions.FirstZero} and {@link
943
+ * Alphanumeric creator. Character set is 0-9, A-Z. Supports {@linkcode Exclusions.FirstZero} and {@linkcode
938
944
  * Exclusions.AllNumeric}.
939
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  */
940
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  declare const ALPHANUMERIC_CREATOR: CharacterSetCreator;
941
947
  /**
942
- * Alphanumeric validator. Character set is 0-9, A-Z. Supports {@link Exclusions.FirstZero} and {@link
948
+ * Alphanumeric validator. Character set is 0-9, A-Z. Supports {@linkcode Exclusions.FirstZero} and {@linkcode
943
949
  * Exclusions.AllNumeric}.
944
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  */
945
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  declare const ALPHANUMERIC_VALIDATOR: CharacterSetValidator;
946
952
 
947
- export { ALPHABETIC_CREATOR, ALPHABETIC_VALIDATOR, ALPHANUMERIC_CREATOR, ALPHANUMERIC_VALIDATOR, CharacterSetCreator, type CharacterSetValidation, CharacterSetValidator, EncryptionTransformer, type Exclusion, Exclusions, HEXADECIMAL_CREATOR, HEXADECIMAL_VALIDATOR, IdentityTransformer, type IndexedCallback, NUMERIC_CREATOR, NUMERIC_VALIDATOR, RecordValidator, RegExpValidator, Sequence, type StringValidation, type StringValidator, Transformer, type TransformerInput, type TransformerOutput, type TransformerPrimitive, type UtilityLocaleResources, i18nUtilityInit, i18nextUtility, mapIterable, utilityNS, utilityResources };
953
+ export { ALPHABETIC_CREATOR, ALPHABETIC_VALIDATOR, ALPHANUMERIC_CREATOR, ALPHANUMERIC_VALIDATOR, CharacterSetCreator, type CharacterSetValidation, CharacterSetValidator, EncryptionTransformer, type Exclusion, type ExclusionKey, Exclusions, HEXADECIMAL_CREATOR, HEXADECIMAL_VALIDATOR, IdentityTransformer, type IndexedCallback, NUMERIC_CREATOR, NUMERIC_VALIDATOR, RecordValidator, RegExpValidator, Sequence, type StringValidation, type StringValidator, Transformer, type TransformerInput, type TransformerOutput, type TransformerPrimitive, type UtilityLocaleResources, i18nUtilityInit, i18nextUtility, mapIterable, utilityNS, utilityResources };
package/dist/index.js CHANGED
@@ -430,7 +430,7 @@ var postProcessor = {
430
430
  return value;
431
431
  }
432
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  };
433
- var PATH_KEY = Symbol("i18next/PATH_KEY");
433
+ var PATH_KEY = /* @__PURE__ */ Symbol("i18next/PATH_KEY");
434
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  function createProxy() {
435
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  const state = [];
436
436
  const handler = /* @__PURE__ */ Object.create(null);
@@ -2415,10 +2415,10 @@ var Transformer = class _Transformer {
2415
2415
  }
2416
2416
  }
2417
2417
  /**
2418
- * Get a transformer, constructing it if necessary. The type returned is {@link IdentityTransformer} if tweak is
2419
- * undefined, {@link EncryptionTransformer} if tweak is defined. Note that although an {@link EncryptionTransformer}
2420
- * with a zero tweak operates as an {@link IdentityTransformer}, {@link EncryptionTransformer} is still the type
2421
- * returned if a zero tweak is explicitly specified.
2418
+ * Get a transformer, constructing it if necessary. The type returned is {@linkcode IdentityTransformer} if tweak is
2419
+ * undefined, {@linkcode EncryptionTransformer} if tweak is defined. Note that although an {@linkcode
2420
+ * EncryptionTransformer} with a zero tweak operates as an {@linkcode IdentityTransformer}, {@linkcode
2421
+ * EncryptionTransformer} is still the type returned if a zero tweak is explicitly specified.
2422
2422
  *
2423
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  * @param domain
2424
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  * Domain.
@@ -2427,7 +2427,7 @@ var Transformer = class _Transformer {
2427
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  * Tweak.
2428
2428
  *
2429
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  * @returns
2430
- * {@link IdentityTransformer} if tweak is undefined, {@link EncryptionTransformer} if tweak is defined.
2430
+ * {@linkcode IdentityTransformer} if tweak is undefined, {@linkcode EncryptionTransformer} if tweak is defined.
2431
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  */
2432
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  static get(domain, tweak) {
2433
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  const domainN = BigInt(domain);
@@ -2943,7 +2943,7 @@ var CharacterSetValidator = class _CharacterSetValidator {
2943
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  * set.
2944
2944
  *
2945
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  * @param exclusionSupport
2946
- * Exclusions supported by the character set. All character sets implicitly support {@link Exclusions.None}.
2946
+ * Exclusions supported by the character set. All character sets implicitly support {@linkcode Exclusions.None}.
2947
2947
  */
2948
2948
  constructor(characterSet, ...exclusionSupport) {
2949
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  this._characterSet = characterSet;
@@ -3148,7 +3148,7 @@ var CharacterSetCreator = class _CharacterSetCreator extends CharacterSetValidat
3148
3148
  */
3149
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  _characterSetSizeMinusOneN;
3150
3150
  /**
3151
- * Domains for every length for every supported {@link Exclusions}.
3151
+ * Domains for every length for every supported {@linkcode Exclusions}.
3152
3152
  */
3153
3153
  _exclusionDomains;
3154
3154
  /**
@@ -3163,7 +3163,7 @@ var CharacterSetCreator = class _CharacterSetCreator extends CharacterSetValidat
3163
3163
  * set.
3164
3164
  *
3165
3165
  * @param exclusionSupport
3166
- * Exclusions supported by the character set. All character sets implicitly support {@link Exclusions.None}.
3166
+ * Exclusions supported by the character set. All character sets implicitly support {@linkcode Exclusions.None}.
3167
3167
  */
3168
3168
  constructor(characterSet, ...exclusionSupport) {
3169
3169
  super(characterSet, ...exclusionSupport);
@@ -3260,7 +3260,7 @@ var CharacterSetCreator = class _CharacterSetCreator extends CharacterSetValidat
3260
3260
  return shift;
3261
3261
  }
3262
3262
  /**
3263
- * Validate that a length is less than or equal to {@link MAXIMUM_STRING_LENGTH}. If not, an error is thrown.
3263
+ * Validate that a length is less than or equal to {@linkcode MAXIMUM_STRING_LENGTH}. If not, an error is thrown.
3264
3264
  *
3265
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  * @param length
3266
3266
  * Length.
@@ -3293,7 +3293,8 @@ var CharacterSetCreator = class _CharacterSetCreator extends CharacterSetValidat
3293
3293
  * Numeric value(s) of the string(s).
3294
3294
  *
3295
3295
  * @param exclusion
3296
- * String(s) to be excluded from the range of outputs. See {@link Exclusions} for possible values and their meaning.
3296
+ * String(s) to be excluded from the range of outputs. See {@linkcode Exclusions} for possible values and their
3297
+ * meaning.
3297
3298
  *
3298
3299
  * @param tweak
3299
3300
  * If provided, the numerical value of the string(s) is/are "tweaked" using an {@link EncryptionTransformer |
@@ -3315,7 +3316,7 @@ var CharacterSetCreator = class _CharacterSetCreator extends CharacterSetValidat
3315
3316
  if (length !== 0) {
3316
3317
  let convertValue = transformedValue;
3317
3318
  if (exclusion === Exclusions.AllNumeric && convertValue >= allZerosValue) {
3318
- convertValue = convertValue + this.allNumericShift(true, length, convertValue - allZerosValue);
3319
+ convertValue += this.allNumericShift(true, length, convertValue - allZerosValue);
3319
3320
  }
3320
3321
  for (let position = length - 1; position > 0; position--) {
3321
3322
  const nextConvertValue = convertValue / this._characterSetSizeN;
@@ -3334,7 +3335,7 @@ var CharacterSetCreator = class _CharacterSetCreator extends CharacterSetValidat
3334
3335
  * String.
3335
3336
  *
3336
3337
  * @param exclusion
3337
- * Strings excluded from the range of inputs. See {@link Exclusions} for possible values and their meaning.
3338
+ * Strings excluded from the range of inputs. See {@linkcode Exclusions} for possible values and their meaning.
3338
3339
  *
3339
3340
  * @param tweak
3340
3341
  * If provided, the numerical value of the string was "tweaked" using an {@link EncryptionTransformer | encryption