@camstack/ui-library 1.2.257 → 1.2.259

package/dist/composites/device-item/helpers.d.ts

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-import { ChildLayout, DeviceDisplayOverride, RoleDisplayDefault, SourceInfo } from '@camstack/types';
-import { LucideIcon } from 'lucide-react';
-import { ReactNode } from 'react';
-import { UseDeviceProxyTrpc } from '../../hooks/use-device-proxy';
 /**
- * Mirror of the canonical `DeviceInfo` wire shape (see
- * `packages/types/src/capabilities/device-manager.cap.ts`). Every
- * `deviceManager.listAll` / `getDevice` / `getChildren` row is
- * already this exact shape — call sites pass the raw row through
- * without remapping. Lives here as a structural type (not an
- * import) so this composite stays decoupled from `@camstack/types`.
- */
+* Shared types + helpers for the DeviceItem composite. Lives outside
+* the orchestrator file so every sub-component can import without
+* cycles.
+*
+*   - `DeviceItemDevice` / `DeviceItemParent` / `DeviceItemKind` —
+*     wire-shape mirrors of the `DeviceInfo` row.
+*   - `DeviceItemVariant` + `VariantDefaults` + `DEFAULTS` +
+*     `resolveFlags` — the variant→flags resolution pipeline.
+*   - `deviceLeadIcon` — icon resolution for the row's lead icon
+*     (delegated to the exhaustive `device-meta` maps).
+*   - `FEATURE_ICON_MAP` / `FEATURE_LABEL_MAP` — for the features
+*     popover (NEW in Phase 1).
+*   - Capability gates: `maySupportSwitch`, `isAccessoryChild`,
+*     `hasMotionTriggerFeature`.
+*   - `shortStableId` — display-token for stableId tail.
+*/
+import { type ChildLayout, type DeviceDisplayOverride, type RoleDisplayDefault, type SourceInfo } from "@camstack/types";
+import type { LucideIcon } from "lucide-react";
+import type { ReactNode } from "react";
+import type { UseDeviceProxyTrpc } from "../../hooks/use-device-proxy";
+/**
+* Mirror of the canonical `DeviceInfo` wire shape (see
+* `packages/types/src/capabilities/device-manager.cap.ts`). Every
+* `deviceManager.listAll` / `getDevice` / `getChildren` row is
+* already this exact shape — call sites pass the raw row through
+* without remapping. Lives here as a structural type (not an
+* import) so this composite stays decoupled from `@camstack/types`.
+*/
 export interface DeviceItemDevice {
-    readonly id: number;
-    readonly stableId: string;
-    readonly addonId: string;
-    readonly type: string;
-    readonly name: string;
-    readonly online: boolean;
-    /** Soft-disable flag — `true` dims the row + skips live fetches.
-     *  Matches `DeviceInfo.disabled` so the wire row passes through. */
-    readonly disabled: boolean;
-    readonly parentDeviceId: number | null;
-    /** The integration that CREATED this device — may differ from `addonId`,
-     *  the addon that owns and SERVES it (e.g. a composed device is created
-     *  under the "Blocks" integration but served by the `composer` addon).
-     *  Mirrors `DeviceInfo.integrationId` so the wire row passes through. */
-    readonly integrationId?: string | null;
-    /** Optional `DeviceRole` string. Present ⇒ this is an accessory. */
-    readonly role?: string | null;
-    /** DeviceFeature strings — gates BatteryBadge etc. */
-    readonly features?: readonly string[];
-    /** True for ICameraDevice instances — gates snapshot popover. */
-    readonly isCamera?: boolean;
-    /** Upstream-system identity (dispatch key + system tag + optional uniqueId).
-     *  Flows from `DeviceInfo.sourceInfo` via structural cast / parse;
-     *  optional so rows from providers that pre-date SourceInfo still work.
-     *  Live rendering hints (unit, precision) come from the cap STATUS SLICE for
-     *  generic numeric-sensor, or canonical constants in ROLE_DESCRIPTOR for typed
-     *  roles; an operator's per-device customization rides `display` (below). */
-    readonly sourceInfo?: SourceInfo;
-    /** Operator-authored per-device display override (icon/label/unit/precision/
-     *  hidden). Mirrors `DeviceInfo.display` so the wire row passes through. The
-     *  renderers resolve it via `resolveSensorDisplay` (unit/precision, render-time
-     *  conversion) + `displayRoleLabel` / `deviceLeadIcon` (label/icon); `hidden`
-     *  filters the row out of list surfaces. Absent ⇒ role/slice defaults. */
-    readonly display?: DeviceDisplayOverride;
-    /** Soft-link to another device id. For a CONTAINER device this is the
-     *  LEGACY picker-chosen primary child (numeric id); the row/hero resolve the
-     *  primary child via `resolveContainerPrimary(children, linkDeviceId)`.
-     *  Nullable: an explicit null means "no override → priority default".
-     *  Mirrors `DeviceInfo.linkDeviceId` so the wire row passes through. */
-    readonly linkDeviceId?: number | null;
-    /** Durable primary-child override for a CONTAINER device, keyed on the
-     *  chosen child's re-sync/rename-stable `entityId`. Preferred over the
-     *  numeric `linkDeviceId` in `resolveContainerPrimary` (survives a re-sync
-     *  that reallocates the child's numeric id). Mirrors
-     *  `DeviceInfo.primaryChildEntityId`. */
-    readonly primaryChildEntityId?: string | null;
-    /** Container-level layout hint: assigns specific accessory children to named
-     *  accordion sections (with optional intra-section order). Each entry's
-     *  `childKey` is the child's re-sync-stable accessory `stableIdSuffix`; a child
-     *  matches when `child.stableId === ${this.stableId}-${childKey}`. Mirrors
-     *  `DeviceInfo.childLayout` so the wire row passes through. Absent ⇒ no layout
-     *  declared (all children render in the plain list). Consumed by
-     *  `groupChildrenByLayout` for the device-detail list + the table row
-     *  expansion. */
-    readonly childLayout?: ChildLayout;
-    /** Hardware + identity blob (manufacturer / model / firmware / sn / uid /
-     *  mac / …). Driver-populated; keys are free-form and values arbitrary, so
-     *  consumers MUST treat them defensively (string-coerce for display, skip
-     *  non-string/empty). Mirrors `DeviceInfo.metadata` so the wire row passes
-     *  through unchanged. Absent/null ⇒ no identity info advertised. */
-    readonly metadata?: Readonly<Record<string, unknown>> | null;
+	readonly id: number;
+	readonly stableId: string;
+	readonly addonId: string;
+	readonly type: string;
+	readonly name: string;
+	readonly online: boolean;
+	/** Soft-disable flag — `true` dims the row + skips live fetches.
+	*  Matches `DeviceInfo.disabled` so the wire row passes through. */
+	readonly disabled: boolean;
+	readonly parentDeviceId: number | null;
+	/** The integration that CREATED this device — may differ from `addonId`,
+	*  the addon that owns and SERVES it (e.g. a composed device is created
+	*  under the "Blocks" integration but served by the `composer` addon).
+	*  Mirrors `DeviceInfo.integrationId` so the wire row passes through. */
+	readonly integrationId?: string | null;
+	/** Optional `DeviceRole` string. Present ⇒ this is an accessory. */
+	readonly role?: string | null;
+	/** DeviceFeature strings — gates BatteryBadge etc. */
+	readonly features?: readonly string[];
+	/** True for ICameraDevice instances — gates snapshot popover. */
+	readonly isCamera?: boolean;
+	/** Upstream-system identity (dispatch key + system tag + optional uniqueId).
+	*  Flows from `DeviceInfo.sourceInfo` via structural cast / parse;
+	*  optional so rows from providers that pre-date SourceInfo still work.
+	*  Live rendering hints (unit, precision) come from the cap STATUS SLICE for
+	*  generic numeric-sensor, or canonical constants in ROLE_DESCRIPTOR for typed
+	*  roles; an operator's per-device customization rides `display` (below). */
+	readonly sourceInfo?: SourceInfo;
+	/** Operator-authored per-device display override (icon/label/unit/precision/
+	*  hidden). Mirrors `DeviceInfo.display` so the wire row passes through. The
+	*  renderers resolve it via `resolveSensorDisplay` (unit/precision, render-time
+	*  conversion) + `displayRoleLabel` / `deviceLeadIcon` (label/icon); `hidden`
+	*  filters the row out of list surfaces. Absent ⇒ role/slice defaults. */
+	readonly display?: DeviceDisplayOverride;
+	/** Soft-link to another device id. For a CONTAINER device this is the
+	*  LEGACY picker-chosen primary child (numeric id); the row/hero resolve the
+	*  primary child via `resolveContainerPrimary(children, linkDeviceId)`.
+	*  Nullable: an explicit null means "no override → priority default".
+	*  Mirrors `DeviceInfo.linkDeviceId` so the wire row passes through. */
+	readonly linkDeviceId?: number | null;
+	/** Durable primary-child override for a CONTAINER device, keyed on the
+	*  chosen child's re-sync/rename-stable `entityId`. Preferred over the
+	*  numeric `linkDeviceId` in `resolveContainerPrimary` (survives a re-sync
+	*  that reallocates the child's numeric id). Mirrors
+	*  `DeviceInfo.primaryChildEntityId`. */
+	readonly primaryChildEntityId?: string | null;
+	/** Container-level layout hint: assigns specific accessory children to named
+	*  accordion sections (with optional intra-section order). Each entry's
+	*  `childKey` is the child's re-sync-stable accessory `stableIdSuffix`; a child
+	*  matches when `child.stableId === ${this.stableId}-${childKey}`. Mirrors
+	*  `DeviceInfo.childLayout` so the wire row passes through. Absent ⇒ no layout
+	*  declared (all children render in the plain list). Consumed by
+	*  `groupChildrenByLayout` for the device-detail list + the table row
+	*  expansion. */
+	readonly childLayout?: ChildLayout;
+	/** Hardware + identity blob (manufacturer / model / firmware / sn / uid /
+	*  mac / …). Driver-populated; keys are free-form and values arbitrary, so
+	*  consumers MUST treat them defensively (string-coerce for display, skip
+	*  non-string/empty). Mirrors `DeviceInfo.metadata` so the wire row passes
+	*  through unchanged. Absent/null ⇒ no identity info advertised. */
+	readonly metadata?: Readonly<Record<string, unknown>> | null;
 }
 export interface DeviceItemParent {
-    readonly id: number;
-    readonly name: string;
-    /**
-     * Type of the parent device. Optional — when provided, callers can
-     * distinguish "adopted under a hub/nvr" (renders with extra indent in
-     * the table view) from a generic accessory parent.
-     */
-    readonly type?: string;
+	readonly id: number;
+	readonly name: string;
+	/**
+	* Type of the parent device. Optional — when provided, callers can
+	* distinguish "adopted under a hub/nvr" (renders with extra indent in
+	* the table view) from a generic accessory parent.
+	*/
+	readonly type?: string;
 }
-export type DeviceItemKind = 'top-level' | 'adopted' | 'accessory';
-export declare function deriveDeviceKind(device: Pick<DeviceItemDevice, 'parentDeviceId' | 'role'>): DeviceItemKind;
-export type DeviceItemVariant = 'minimal' | 'compact' | 'expanded';
-export type DeviceItemView = 'card' | 'table';
+export type DeviceItemKind = "top-level" | "adopted" | "accessory";
+export declare function deriveDeviceKind(device: Pick<DeviceItemDevice, "parentDeviceId" | "role">): DeviceItemKind;
+export type DeviceItemVariant = "minimal" | "compact" | "expanded";
+export type DeviceItemView = "card" | "table";
 export interface DeviceItemProps {
-    readonly trpc: UseDeviceProxyTrpc;
-    readonly device: DeviceItemDevice;
-    readonly variant?: DeviceItemVariant;
-    /**
-     * Render mode. `'card'` (default) = flex row + optional accordion
-     * below. `'table'` = `<tr>` with one `<td>` per logical column.
-     * Phase 2's `<DeviceList>` wrapper drives this prop; Phase 1
-     * scaffolds both branches with no current consumer using table.
-     */
-    readonly view?: DeviceItemView;
-    /**
-     * When true, the row is rendered as an accessory of a parent (Phase 2
-     * nested-only mode). Adds a subtle background tint + indent on the
-     * first cell. Has no effect on `view='card'`. Caller provides `true`
-     * only for the accessory passes inside <DeviceList>.
-     */
-    readonly isAccessoryRow?: boolean;
-    /**
-     * Indent level for the `<td>` first cell in `view='table'`. Controls
-     * `pl-N` on the name cell so adopted-under-hub rows can be visually
-     * nested below their parent without forcing the accessory tint.
-     *
-     *   0 → `pl-2`  (top-level, no parent)
-     *   1 → `pl-6`  (adopted under a hub/nvr — visual hierarchy hint)
-     *   2 → `pl-8`  (accessory under any parent — strongest indent)
-     *
-     * When omitted, the orchestrator derives `2` from `isAccessoryRow` and
-     * otherwise defaults to `0`. Caller may override (e.g. <DeviceList>
-     * promoting "adopted-under-hub" rows from 0 → 1).
-     */
-    readonly indentLevel?: 0 | 1 | 2;
-    /**
-     * Controlled expand state for the children-accordion chevron. When
-     * BOTH `expanded` and `onToggleExpand` are passed, DeviceItem becomes
-     * fully controlled; otherwise it falls back to internal state. Used
-     * by `<TableRowGroup>` to lift expand state to the parent so the
-     * accessory `<tr>` rows can render based on the same flag the chevron
-     * flips.
-     */
-    readonly expanded?: boolean;
-    readonly onToggleExpand?: () => void;
-    readonly integrationIcon?: ReactNode;
-    readonly parent?: DeviceItemParent | null;
-    readonly showIntegrationIcon?: boolean;
-    readonly showParentBadge?: boolean;
-    readonly showSnapshot?: boolean;
-    readonly showBattery?: boolean;
-    readonly showStableId?: boolean;
-    readonly showId?: boolean;
-    readonly showSwitchToggle?: boolean;
-    readonly showChildrenAccordion?: boolean;
-    readonly children?: readonly DeviceItemDevice[];
-    readonly onNavigate?: (deviceId: number) => void;
-    readonly className?: string;
-    /**
-     * Optional trailing per-row control rendered alongside the built-in
-     * `<DeviceItemActions>` (both card + table views). Lets a caller
-     * inject a context-specific affordance — e.g. the device-export
-     * panel's per-row Expose/Exposed toggle — without the composite
-     * knowing anything about that domain. Omitted ⇒ no extra control,
-     * so every existing call site renders unchanged.
-     */
-    readonly renderRowAction?: (device: DeviceItemDevice) => ReactNode;
-    /**
-     * Built-in confirmed delete (TABLE feature). When provided, the merged
-     * previewActions cell renders a red trash button that opens the shared
-     * centered confirm dialog and calls `onDelete(device)` only on confirm.
-     * Cap/feature-agnostic — delete is generic. Context gating is "consumer
-     * passes the handler or not": omitted ⇒ no trash, zero layout change.
-     * No effect on `view='card'` (card delete is a deliberate follow-up).
-     */
-    readonly onDelete?: (device: DeviceItemDevice) => void;
-    /**
-     * When provided, renders a leading checkbox for row selection.
-     * Only passed to top-level rows (accessory sub-rows omit it).
-     * Omitted ⇒ no checkbox, zero layout change for existing callers.
-     */
-    readonly selection?: {
-        readonly selected: boolean;
-        readonly onToggle: () => void;
-    };
-    /**
-     * When `true` (and `selection` is provided), a click anywhere on the
-     * row's primary body toggles selection instead of navigating — the
-     * batch-mode interaction (spec §6). The row also gains an accessible
-     * pressed affordance (`role="button"` + `aria-pressed`). When omitted
-     * or `false`, the row navigates on click as usual; the leading
-     * checkbox remains the only selection surface. The checkbox always
-     * toggles regardless of this flag (and never bubbles to navigate).
-     */
-    readonly rowClickSelects?: boolean;
-    /**
-     * Table-view column gates (context-configured). Default `true` so every
-     * existing call site renders all cells. When `false`, the corresponding
-     * `<td>` is omitted entirely (the matching `<th>` is gated in the parent
-     * `TableLayout`, so header + cells stay in lock-step). No effect on
-     * `view='card'`.
-     */
-    readonly showTypeCell?: boolean;
-    /** Render the Hardware (manufacturer/model) `<td>` (context-gated). Default
-     *  `true` so existing call sites render it; the parent `TableLayout` gates the
-     *  matching `<th>` so header + cell stay in lock-step. No effect on `'card'`. */
-    readonly showManufacturerCell?: boolean;
-    readonly showFeaturesCell?: boolean;
+	readonly trpc: UseDeviceProxyTrpc;
+	readonly device: DeviceItemDevice;
+	readonly variant?: DeviceItemVariant;
+	/**
+	* Render mode. `'card'` (default) = flex row + optional accordion
+	* below. `'table'` = `<tr>` with one `<td>` per logical column.
+	* Phase 2's `<DeviceList>` wrapper drives this prop; Phase 1
+	* scaffolds both branches with no current consumer using table.
+	*/
+	readonly view?: DeviceItemView;
+	/**
+	* When true, the row is rendered as an accessory of a parent (Phase 2
+	* nested-only mode). Adds a subtle background tint + indent on the
+	* first cell. Has no effect on `view='card'`. Caller provides `true`
+	* only for the accessory passes inside <DeviceList>.
+	*/
+	readonly isAccessoryRow?: boolean;
+	/**
+	* Indent level for the `<td>` first cell in `view='table'`. Controls
+	* `pl-N` on the name cell so adopted-under-hub rows can be visually
+	* nested below their parent without forcing the accessory tint.
+	*
+	*   0 → `pl-2`  (top-level, no parent)
+	*   1 → `pl-6`  (adopted under a hub/nvr — visual hierarchy hint)
+	*   2 → `pl-8`  (accessory under any parent — strongest indent)
+	*
+	* When omitted, the orchestrator derives `2` from `isAccessoryRow` and
+	* otherwise defaults to `0`. Caller may override (e.g. <DeviceList>
+	* promoting "adopted-under-hub" rows from 0 → 1).
+	*/
+	readonly indentLevel?: 0 | 1 | 2;
+	/**
+	* Controlled expand state for the children-accordion chevron. When
+	* BOTH `expanded` and `onToggleExpand` are passed, DeviceItem becomes
+	* fully controlled; otherwise it falls back to internal state. Used
+	* by `<TableRowGroup>` to lift expand state to the parent so the
+	* accessory `<tr>` rows can render based on the same flag the chevron
+	* flips.
+	*/
+	readonly expanded?: boolean;
+	readonly onToggleExpand?: () => void;
+	readonly integrationIcon?: ReactNode;
+	readonly parent?: DeviceItemParent | null;
+	readonly showIntegrationIcon?: boolean;
+	readonly showParentBadge?: boolean;
+	readonly showSnapshot?: boolean;
+	readonly showBattery?: boolean;
+	readonly showStableId?: boolean;
+	readonly showId?: boolean;
+	readonly showSwitchToggle?: boolean;
+	readonly showChildrenAccordion?: boolean;
+	readonly children?: readonly DeviceItemDevice[];
+	readonly onNavigate?: (deviceId: number) => void;
+	readonly className?: string;
+	/**
+	* Optional trailing per-row control rendered alongside the built-in
+	* `<DeviceItemActions>` (both card + table views). Lets a caller
+	* inject a context-specific affordance — e.g. the device-export
+	* panel's per-row Expose/Exposed toggle — without the composite
+	* knowing anything about that domain. Omitted ⇒ no extra control,
+	* so every existing call site renders unchanged.
+	*/
+	readonly renderRowAction?: (device: DeviceItemDevice) => ReactNode;
+	/**
+	* Built-in confirmed delete (TABLE feature). When provided, the merged
+	* previewActions cell renders a red trash button that opens the shared
+	* centered confirm dialog and calls `onDelete(device)` only on confirm.
+	* Cap/feature-agnostic — delete is generic. Context gating is "consumer
+	* passes the handler or not": omitted ⇒ no trash, zero layout change.
+	* No effect on `view='card'` (card delete is a deliberate follow-up).
+	*/
+	readonly onDelete?: (device: DeviceItemDevice) => void;
+	/**
+	* When provided, renders a leading checkbox for row selection.
+	* Only passed to top-level rows (accessory sub-rows omit it).
+	* Omitted ⇒ no checkbox, zero layout change for existing callers.
+	*/
+	readonly selection?: {
+		readonly selected: boolean;
+		readonly onToggle: () => void;
+	};
+	/**
+	* When `true` (and `selection` is provided), a click anywhere on the
+	* row's primary body toggles selection instead of navigating — the
+	* batch-mode interaction (spec §6). The row also gains an accessible
+	* pressed affordance (`role="button"` + `aria-pressed`). When omitted
+	* or `false`, the row navigates on click as usual; the leading
+	* checkbox remains the only selection surface. The checkbox always
+	* toggles regardless of this flag (and never bubbles to navigate).
+	*/
+	readonly rowClickSelects?: boolean;
+	/**
+	* Table-view column gates (context-configured). Default `true` so every
+	* existing call site renders all cells. When `false`, the corresponding
+	* `<td>` is omitted entirely (the matching `<th>` is gated in the parent
+	* `TableLayout`, so header + cells stay in lock-step). No effect on
+	* `view='card'`.
+	*/
+	readonly showTypeCell?: boolean;
+	/** Render the Hardware (manufacturer/model) `<td>` (context-gated). Default
+	*  `true` so existing call sites render it; the parent `TableLayout` gates the
+	*  matching `<th>` so header + cell stay in lock-step. No effect on `'card'`. */
+	readonly showManufacturerCell?: boolean;
+	readonly showFeaturesCell?: boolean;
 }
 export interface VariantDefaults {
-    readonly showIntegrationIcon: boolean;
-    readonly showParentBadge: boolean;
-    readonly showSnapshot: boolean;
-    readonly showBattery: boolean;
-    readonly showStableId: boolean;
-    readonly showId: boolean;
-    readonly showSwitchToggle: boolean;
-    readonly showChildrenAccordion: boolean;
+	readonly showIntegrationIcon: boolean;
+	readonly showParentBadge: boolean;
+	readonly showSnapshot: boolean;
+	readonly showBattery: boolean;
+	readonly showStableId: boolean;
+	readonly showId: boolean;
+	readonly showSwitchToggle: boolean;
+	readonly showChildrenAccordion: boolean;
 }
 export declare function resolveFlags(props: DeviceItemProps): VariantDefaults;
 /**
- * The row's lead icon — the ONE resolution order, the same one
- * `resolveSensorDisplay` applies to unit and precision:
- *
- *   device override → operator role default → built-in role glyph → type glyph
- *
- * `roleDefaults` is what the nearest `RoleDisplayDefaultsProvider` publishes;
- * callers outside a provider pass nothing and the second level is skipped.
- * Each level FALLS THROUGH when it names a glyph the registry cannot draw —
- * an unknown key at any level must never leave the row without an icon, and
- * must never shadow a lower level that would have drawn one.
- *
- * "Set as default for all X sensors" writes the second level. It was written
- * for a year and read by nothing: this function went straight from the device
- * override to `DEVICE_ROLE_META`.
- */
+* The row's lead icon — the ONE resolution order, the same one
+* `resolveSensorDisplay` applies to unit and precision:
+*
+*   device override → operator role default → built-in role glyph → type glyph
+*
+* `roleDefaults` is what the nearest `RoleDisplayDefaultsProvider` publishes;
+* callers outside a provider pass nothing and the second level is skipped.
+* Each level FALLS THROUGH when it names a glyph the registry cannot draw —
+* an unknown key at any level must never leave the row without an icon, and
+* must never shadow a lower level that would have drawn one.
+*
+* "Set as default for all X sensors" writes the second level. It was written
+* for a year and read by nothing: this function went straight from the device
+* override to `DEVICE_ROLE_META`.
+*/
 export declare function deviceLeadIcon(device: DeviceItemDevice, roleDefaults?: Readonly<Record<string, RoleDisplayDefault>>): LucideIcon;
 /**
- * Role label for a device row, honouring an operator's per-device `display.label`
- * override (falls back to the `DEVICE_ROLE_META` label). NOT the device name —
- * this is the small secondary role caption on accessory/sensor rows.
- */
+* Role label for a device row, honouring an operator's per-device `display.label`
+* override (falls back to the `DEVICE_ROLE_META` label). NOT the device name —
+* this is the small secondary role caption on accessory/sensor rows.
+*/
 export declare function displayRoleLabel(device: DeviceItemDevice): string;
 export declare function stripParentNamePrefix(name: string, parentName: string): string;
 /**
- * Display name for a child device rendered UNDER its container/parent row.
- * Precedence: an operator's explicit per-device `display.label` wins over the
- * auto-strip (mirrors {@link displayRoleLabel}); otherwise the parent-name
- * prefix is stripped via {@link stripParentNamePrefix}. Shared by the
- * device-detail children list AND the devices list-table so both surfaces
- * render the bare child label identically.
- */
-export declare function childListName(child: Pick<DeviceItemDevice, 'name' | 'display'>, parentName: string): string;
+* Display name for a child device rendered UNDER its container/parent row.
+* Precedence: an operator's explicit per-device `display.label` wins over the
+* auto-strip (mirrors {@link displayRoleLabel}); otherwise the parent-name
+* prefix is stripped via {@link stripParentNamePrefix}. Shared by the
+* device-detail children list AND the devices list-table so both surfaces
+* render the bare child label identically.
+*/
+export declare function childListName(child: Pick<DeviceItemDevice, "name" | "display">, parentName: string): string;
 /**
- * Icon for each `DeviceFeature` advertised on a device row. Used by
- * the features popover (`<DeviceItemFeatures>`) to render compact
- * feature chips. Keys mirror `DeviceFeature` enum string values from
- * `@camstack/types/device/device-type.ts`.
- */
+* Icon for each `DeviceFeature` advertised on a device row. Used by
+* the features popover (`<DeviceItemFeatures>`) to render compact
+* feature chips. Keys mirror `DeviceFeature` enum string values from
+* `@camstack/types/device/device-type.ts`.
+*/
 export declare const FEATURE_ICON_MAP: Readonly<Record<string, LucideIcon>>;
 export declare const FEATURE_LABEL_MAP: Readonly<Record<string, string>>;
 /**
- * Maps a wire-level `DeviceFeature` string to the cap name registered
- * in `deviceManager.getBindings` entries. A feature with NO entry here
- * is a pure informational marker (no cap to interrogate) — render but
- * without a native/enhanced label.
- *
- * Source of truth: live `getBindings` capNames observed against a
- * Reolink camera (snapshot, reboot, ptz, ptz-autotrack, intercom,
- * motion-trigger). Cap-name strings cross-checked against the
- * `name:` fields in `packages/types/src/capabilities/*.cap.ts`. When
- * a new feature ↔ cap pairing goes live, add the row here so the
- * popover picks it up.
- *
- * Pure markers (no cap to bind, intentionally absent):
- *   - `battery-operated` — exposed as a plain `device.features` flag;
- *     the runtime-state slice lives under the `battery` cap which has
- *     its own dedicated reactive surface (`useDeviceBattery`).
- *   - `doorbell-button` — UI marker only; the actual press events
- *     flow through the `doorbell` cap which is already exercised by
- *     `useDoorbellEvents`. Distinct from the marker.
- */
+* Maps a wire-level `DeviceFeature` string to the cap name registered
+* in `deviceManager.getBindings` entries. A feature with NO entry here
+* is a pure informational marker (no cap to interrogate) — render but
+* without a native/enhanced label.
+*
+* Source of truth: live `getBindings` capNames observed against a
+* Reolink camera (snapshot, reboot, ptz, ptz-autotrack, intercom,
+* motion-trigger). Cap-name strings cross-checked against the
+* `name:` fields in `packages/types/src/capabilities/*.cap.ts`. When
+* a new feature ↔ cap pairing goes live, add the row here so the
+* popover picks it up.
+*
+* Pure markers (no cap to bind, intentionally absent):
+*   - `battery-operated` — exposed as a plain `device.features` flag;
+*     the runtime-state slice lives under the `battery` cap which has
+*     its own dedicated reactive surface (`useDeviceBattery`).
+*   - `doorbell-button` — UI marker only; the actual press events
+*     flow through the `doorbell` cap which is already exercised by
+*     `useDoorbellEvents`. Distinct from the marker.
+*/
 export declare const FEATURE_TO_CAP_NAME: Readonly<Record<string, string>>;
 export declare function maySupportSwitch(device: DeviceItemDevice): boolean;
 export declare function isAccessoryChild(device: DeviceItemDevice): boolean;
 export declare function hasMotionTriggerFeature(device: DeviceItemDevice): boolean;
 /**
- * Effective online state for a device row's status dot.
- *
- * A CONTAINER device renders AS its PRIMARY child (same row control via
- * `ContainerPrimaryInline`, same hero via `ContainerPrimaryHero`). Its
- * reachability dot should therefore follow that primary child's `online`,
- * NOT "any child online" — so the dot and the control gate agree (the
- * control is bound to the same primary child via `resolveContainerPrimary`).
- *
- * Resolution reuses the SAME `resolveContainerPrimary(children, linkDeviceId)`
- * helper the row control uses, then reads the resolved child row's `online`.
- * Degrades gracefully: a non-container, a container with no children, or a
- * container with no resolvable primary child falls back to `device.online`
- * (never crashes, never forces offline).
- */
+* Effective online state for a device row's status dot.
+*
+* A CONTAINER device renders AS its PRIMARY child (same row control via
+* `ContainerPrimaryInline`, same hero via `ContainerPrimaryHero`). Its
+* reachability dot should therefore follow that primary child's `online`,
+* NOT "any child online" — so the dot and the control gate agree (the
+* control is bound to the same primary child via `resolveContainerPrimary`).
+*
+* Resolution reuses the SAME `resolveContainerPrimary(children, linkDeviceId)`
+* helper the row control uses, then reads the resolved child row's `online`.
+* Degrades gracefully: a non-container, a container with no children, or a
+* container with no resolvable primary child falls back to `device.online`
+* (never crashes, never forces offline).
+*/
 export declare function effectiveOnline(device: DeviceItemDevice, containerChildren: readonly DeviceItemDevice[] | undefined): boolean;
 /**
- * The type a CONTAINER should DISPLAY as (and be FILTERED by): its primary
- * child's type, since a container renders as that child (a vacuum container
- * should read + filter as `vacuum`, not the structural `container`). Mirrors
- * {@link effectiveOnline} — same primary-child resolution. Non-containers, and
- * containers with no resolvable primary child, fall back to `device.type`.
- */
+* The type a CONTAINER should DISPLAY as (and be FILTERED by): its primary
+* child's type, since a container renders as that child (a vacuum container
+* should read + filter as `vacuum`, not the structural `container`). Mirrors
+* {@link effectiveOnline} — same primary-child resolution. Non-containers, and
+* containers with no resolvable primary child, fall back to `device.type`.
+*/
 export declare function effectiveType(device: DeviceItemDevice, containerChildren: readonly DeviceItemDevice[] | undefined): string;
 /**
- * The device whose lead ICON a row should display: a Container shows its
- * primary CHILD's icon (the child's type + role drive the glyph, e.g. a vacuum
- * rather than the generic container box). Mirrors {@link effectiveType}, but
- * returns the resolved device so {@link deviceLeadIcon} also picks up the
- * child's role. Falls back to the device itself for non-containers / no primary.
- */
+* The device whose lead ICON a row should display: a Container shows its
+* primary CHILD's icon (the child's type + role drive the glyph, e.g. a vacuum
+* rather than the generic container box). Mirrors {@link effectiveType}, but
+* returns the resolved device so {@link deviceLeadIcon} also picks up the
+* child's role. Falls back to the device itself for non-containers / no primary.
+*/
 export declare function effectiveIconDevice(device: DeviceItemDevice, containerChildren: readonly DeviceItemDevice[] | undefined): DeviceItemDevice;
 export declare function shortStableId(stableId: string): string;

package/dist/composites/device-item/index.d.ts

@@ -1,10 +1,19 @@
-import { ReactNode } from 'react';
-import { DeviceItemProps } from './helpers';
-export type { ChildLayoutSection, GroupedChildren } from './child-layout';
-export { groupChildrenByLayout } from './child-layout';
-export { ChildSectionAccordion } from './child-section-accordion';
-export { ContainerChildrenProvider, useContainerChildren } from './container-children-context';
-export { RoleDisplayDefaultsFromServer, RoleDisplayDefaultsProvider, useRoleDisplayDefaults, type RoleDisplayDefaults, } from './role-display-defaults-context';
-export type { DeviceItemDevice, DeviceItemKind, DeviceItemParent, DeviceItemProps, DeviceItemVariant, DeviceItemView, } from './helpers';
-export { childListName, deriveDeviceKind, stripParentNamePrefix } from './helpers';
+/**
+* <DeviceItem> — orchestrator that composes Header / Preview /
+* Features / Actions / StatusDot in a flex row (`view='card'`) or a
+* `<tr>` with one `<td>` per logical column (`view='table'`).
+*
+* Public API contract: identical to the predecessor `device-item.tsx`
+* file so the 5 existing call sites compile unchanged. The new
+* `view` prop defaults to `'card'`.
+*/
+import { type ReactNode } from "react";
+import { type DeviceItemProps } from "./helpers";
+export type { ChildLayoutSection, GroupedChildren } from "./child-layout";
+export { groupChildrenByLayout } from "./child-layout";
+export { ChildSectionAccordion } from "./child-section-accordion";
+export { ContainerChildrenProvider, useContainerChildren } from "./container-children-context";
+export { RoleDisplayDefaultsFromServer, RoleDisplayDefaultsProvider, useRoleDisplayDefaults, type RoleDisplayDefaults } from "./role-display-defaults-context";
+export type { DeviceItemDevice, DeviceItemKind, DeviceItemParent, DeviceItemProps, DeviceItemVariant, DeviceItemView } from "./helpers";
+export { childListName, deriveDeviceKind, stripParentNamePrefix } from "./helpers";
 export declare function DeviceItem(props: DeviceItemProps): ReactNode;