@camstack/types 1.2.363 → 1.2.365

package/dist/interfaces/auth.d.ts

@@ -12,6 +12,12 @@ export interface TokenPayload {
      * the session is revoked or expired. A token without it predates sessions.
      */
     sid?: string;
+    /**
+     * The device credential (D855) whose certificate login opened this session.
+     * Informational for clients; the hub's authority is the session row, whose
+     * refresh re-checks the credential.
+     */
+    cid?: string;
     userId?: string;
     username?: string;
     /**

package/dist/interfaces/config-ui.d.ts

@@ -399,14 +399,13 @@ export interface ConfigColorField extends ConfigFieldBase {
     presets?: string[];
 }
 /**
- * An icon chosen from the shared display-icon vocabulary (D780) —
- * `DISPLAY_ICON_VOCABULARY` in `device/display-icon-vocabulary.ts`, the same
- * keys the device and room pickers store. The form renders the shared
- * `<IconPicker>`; the stored value is a vocabulary KEY, never a free-text
- * lucide name. `default` must itself be a vocabulary key: clearing the picker
- * writes it back, and a stored value outside the vocabulary (a pre-D780
- * free-text name) is drawn as the default — readers resolve it with
- * `resolveDisplayIconKey(value, default)`.
+ * An icon chosen from the icon catalog (D780, D854) — `ICON_KEYS` in
+ * `device/icon-catalog.ts`, the same keys the device and room pickers store.
+ * The form renders the shared `<IconPicker>`; the stored value is a catalog
+ * KEY, never a free-text lucide name. `default` must itself be a catalog key:
+ * clearing the picker writes it back, and a stored value outside the catalog (a
+ * pre-D780 free-text name) is drawn as the default — readers resolve it with
+ * `resolveIconKey(value, default)`.
  *
  * COMPILE-TIME ONLY on the wire (`z.custom<ConfigField>()`): a form that
  * predates this type renders it through its default branch.

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@camstack/types",
-  "version": "1.2.363",
+  "version": "1.2.365",
   "description": "Shared types, interfaces, and model catalogs for the CamStack detection ecosystem",
   "keywords": [
     "camstack",

package/dist/device/display-icon-vocabulary.d.ts

@@ -1,113 +0,0 @@
-/**
- * display-icon-vocabulary — the icon KEYS both UIs share, and the search that
- * finds one.
- *
- * The reason this is here and not in a UI package is the one
- * `location-icon.ts` already states for the location vocabulary: two surfaces
- * draw these icons and they do NOT share an icon module. The admin UI imports
- * `lucide-react`; the viewer imports a hand-maintained per-icon allowlist
- * (`src/lib/icons.ts`, re-exporting `lucide-react-native/icons/*` because the
- * barrel is 47 % of that app's modules). Anything shared between them must
- * therefore be STRINGS, and this module contains no React, no lucide, and no
- * glyph.
- *
- * So the layering is:
- *
- * | layer | lives in | holds |
- * | --- | --- | --- |
- * | vocabulary + search | here | keys, groups, synonyms, scoring |
- * | glyph table (web) | `ui-library`'s `DISPLAY_ICON_REGISTRY` | key → lucide-react |
- * | glyph table (phone) | viewer's accessory icon map | key → lucide-react-native |
- *
- * Each glyph table must cover exactly these keys, and a test on each side
- * pins that. A key offered on one surface and missing on the other falls
- * through to the next precedence level there, which the operator reads as "my
- * change did nothing" — the failure this vocabulary exists to make impossible.
- *
- * {@link LOCATION_ICON_IDS} is a SUBSET of these keys, pinned by a test. Two
- * icon vocabularies on the same two surfaces with different members is the
- * same bug wearing a different name — `briefcase` and `route` are here only
- * because locations already draw them.
- *
- * ## Synonyms, and why they are bilingual
- *
- * The keys are English lucide ids and always will be: they name the DRAWING,
- * mechanically checkable against a package, not the room. But the operator
- * searching this list types Italian — "tapparella", not "blinds". A picker
- * whose search only matches the key would make three quarters of the
- * vocabulary unreachable to them.
- *
- * So every entry carries the words it answers to, in both languages. They are
- * deliberately not translations of a label: they are the words somebody would
- * actually type looking for that picture, including the wrong-but-obvious
- * ones (`blinds` answers to `persiana` and `serranda` too).
- */
-/** What an operator is naming when they pick from this group. */
-export type DisplayIconGroup = 'device' | 'lighting' | 'sensing' | 'place' | 'life';
-/** The order the groups are offered in, and the only members there are. */
-export declare const DISPLAY_ICON_GROUPS: readonly DisplayIconGroup[];
-/** One icon in the shared vocabulary. */
-export interface DisplayIconEntry {
-    /** The kebab-case lucide id. This is the value that is PERSISTED. */
-    readonly key: string;
-    readonly group: DisplayIconGroup;
-    /**
-     * Words this icon answers to in search, English and Italian. Never
-     * rendered — a caller that wants a label supplies its own translation.
-     */
-    readonly synonyms: readonly string[];
-    /**
-     * The key this one is a deprecated spelling OF, drawing the same picture.
-     *
-     * An alias must keep RESOLVING — rows have it persisted — but it must not
-     * be OFFERED: a second, identical tile lets an operator newly choose the
-     * spelling we are trying to retire, and gives them no way to tell the two
-     * apart. So `searchDisplayIcons` skips aliases and `displayIconEntry` does
-     * not.
-     */
-    readonly aliasOf?: string;
-}
-/**
- * The vocabulary, in the order a picker offers it.
- *
- * Adding a key here is not enough to make it pickable: both glyph tables must
- * gain it too, and their tests fail until they do. That is the intended
- * friction — it is the only thing that keeps the two surfaces honest.
- */
-export declare const DISPLAY_ICON_VOCABULARY: readonly DisplayIconEntry[];
-/** Every key, in vocabulary order — aliases included, because they resolve. */
-export declare const DISPLAY_ICON_KEYS: readonly string[];
-/** The keys a picker OFFERS: everything that is not a deprecated spelling. */
-export declare const DISPLAY_ICON_OFFERED_KEYS: readonly string[];
-/** Is this a key of the shared vocabulary? */
-export declare function isDisplayIconKey(value: unknown): boolean;
-/**
- * A stored icon value as a vocabulary key: `value` when it IS one, `fallback`
- * otherwise. For an `icon` settings field (D780) whose stored value may
- * predate the vocabulary (a free-text lucide name) — the field's default is
- * drawn rather than nothing.
- */
-export declare function resolveDisplayIconKey(value: unknown, fallback: string): string;
-/** The entry for a key, or `undefined` — never a guessed one. */
-export declare function displayIconEntry(key: string): DisplayIconEntry | undefined;
-/** The entries of one group, in vocabulary order. */
-export declare function displayIconsInGroup(group: DisplayIconGroup): readonly DisplayIconEntry[];
-/** One search result: the entry, and how strongly it matched. */
-export interface DisplayIconHit {
-    readonly entry: DisplayIconEntry;
-    readonly score: number;
-}
-/**
- * Rank the vocabulary against a free-text query.
- *
- * An empty query returns the WHOLE vocabulary in its declared order, because
- * a picker's resting state is the full list, not an empty one.
- *
- * `extraWords` lets a caller add the words IT can translate — a localised
- * device-role label, say — without this module knowing what a locale is.
- * They score exactly like a synonym.
- *
- * Ties keep vocabulary order: a search that reshuffles equally-good results
- * between two keystrokes makes the list unusable.
- */
-export declare function searchDisplayIcons(query: string, extraWords?: ReadonlyMap<string, readonly string[]>): readonly DisplayIconHit[];