@contentchef/contentchef-types 11.0.0-alpha.5 → 11.0.0-alpha.6

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  import { AuthorResponse } from './Author';
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  import { PagedListResponse } from './common';
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- import { ContentDefinitionId } from './ContentDefinition';
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+ import { DimensionAssignment } from './Dimension';
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  /**
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  * The audience unique id
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  */
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  export type AudienceId = number;
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  /**
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- * An audience's mnemonicId and every one of its keys must match this pattern: lowercase, digits,
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- * underscore and hyphen. Stricter than the other authoring mnemonicIds on purpose, because both halves
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- * travel in the delivery `audiences` query param and are compared against strings a client supplies
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+ * An audience's mnemonicId must match this pattern, and is at least 2 characters long. Lowercase like
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+ * a dimension's, and immutable once created: contents, CSV files, the publishing snapshot and delivery
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+ * all reference an audience by it
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  */
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  export declare const AUDIENCE_NAME_PATTERN: RegExp;
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  /**
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- * This type represent one key of an audience, that is one of the values a visitor can have for it
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+ * This type represent the condition of an audience rule on a single dimension: the visitor's value for
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+ * [[dimension]] has to be one of [[in]]
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  */
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- export type AudienceKey = {
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+ export type DimensionPredicate = {
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  /**
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- * The key, matching [[AUDIENCE_NAME_PATTERN]]
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+ * The mnemonic id of the dimension this predicate constrains
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  */
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- key: string;
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+ dimension: string;
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  /**
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- * A deprecated key cannot be referenced by new content rules, while every rule already written
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- * keeps resolving. The flag toggles both ways
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+ * The keys of the dimension that satisfy this predicate, at least one
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  */
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- deprecated?: boolean;
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+ in: string[];
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+ /**
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+ * Set this value to also satisfy the predicate when the dimension was not provided at all
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+ *
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+ * Not-provided is not a key, so no list of keys can express it, and an enumeration would silently
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+ * narrow the moment a key is added to the dimension. A key that was provided but is not listed does
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+ * not satisfy this flag: the audience simply does not match
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+ */
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+ orUnset?: boolean;
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+ };
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+ /**
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+ * This type represent a condition satisfied when every child condition is satisfied
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+ */
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+ export type AllDimensionPredicate = {
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+ all: AudienceRule[];
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+ };
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+ /**
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+ * This type represent a condition satisfied when at least one child condition is satisfied
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+ */
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+ export type AnyDimensionPredicate = {
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+ any: AudienceRule[];
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+ };
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+ /**
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+ * This type represent the rule of an audience: or within a dimension, and between dimensions
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+ *
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+ * The stored form is a tree so that new kinds of condition stay additive, but an editor only needs to
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+ * build an [[AllDimensionPredicate]] of one [[DimensionPredicate]] per dimension. A dimension the rule
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+ * does not mention is unconstrained, which is a different thing from one listed with
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+ * [[DimensionPredicate.orUnset]]. `{ all: [] }` matches everyone
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+ */
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+ export type AudienceRule = DimensionPredicate | AllDimensionPredicate | AnyDimensionPredicate;
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+ /**
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+ * This type represent one dimension key an audience rule references. `key` is absent for a rule that
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+ * constrains the dimension without naming a key
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+ */
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+ export type DimensionKeyReference = {
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+ /**
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+ * The dimension mnemonic id
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+ */
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+ dimension: string;
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+ /**
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+ * The key, absent when the rule names none
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+ */
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+ key?: string;
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  };
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  /**
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- * This type represent the model of an audience, that is a dimension a content can vary by - `gender`,
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- * `loyalty`, `auth_status` - holding the fixed set of keys a visitor can have for it
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+ * This type represent the model of an audience, that is a named rule over dimensions -
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+ * "authenticated users with a silver card" - written once and referenced by mnemonicId from every
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+ * content that wants it
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  *
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- * Contents reference an audience by mnemonicId and key inside their rules, and definitions by
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- * mnemonicId, so audiences are archived and never deleted, and a key can only be removed or renamed
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- * while no content references it
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+ * Nothing to evaluate lives in a content: a personalized field lists audiences, and the rules stay
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+ * here. Audiences are archived and never deleted, and archiving is refused while a content still
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+ * references one
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  */
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  export type AudienceResponse = {
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  /**
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  */
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  mnemonicId: string;
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  /**
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- * The keys a visitor can hold for this audience, each carrying its own deprecation state
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+ * The rule that decides whether a visitor belongs to this audience
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+ */
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+ rule: AudienceRule;
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+ /**
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+ * The dimension keys the rule references, derived from it on every save. This is what makes a
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+ * dimension key removable or not
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  */
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- keys: AudienceKey[];
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+ usedDimensionKeys: DimensionKeyReference[];
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  /**
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  * The archived status of the audience
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  filters?: ListAudiencesFilters;
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  };
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  /**
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- * This type represent the item of a list audiences API request
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- */
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- export type ListAudiencesItem = AudienceResponse;
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- /**
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- * This type represent the response of a list audiences API request
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- */
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- export type ListAudiencesResponse = PagedListResponse<ListAudiencesItem>;
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- /**
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- * This type represent the usage of one key of an audience. A key with no entry is used by no content,
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- * and is therefore the only kind of key that can be removed or renamed
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+ * This type represent the item of a list audiences API request: the audience with its rule read back
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+ * in words, which is what a picker shows. No usage count, that is one query per audience and belongs
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+ * to [[GetAudienceResponse]]
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  */
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- export type AudienceKeyUsage = {
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+ export type ListAudiencesItem = AudienceResponse & {
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  /**
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- * The key, or null for the rules that constrain the audience without naming any key - that is the
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- * ones that only fire when the audience is unknown
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+ * The rule in words, so it reads without decoding a predicate
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- key: string | null;
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+ description: string;
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  /**
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- * How many contents reference this key
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+ * The mnemonic ids of the dimensions the rule depends on
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- contents: number;
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+ dimensions: string[];
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  };
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  /**
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- * This type represent a content definition that declares an audience
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+ * This type represent the response of a list audiences API request
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- export type DefinitionUsingAudience = {
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- /**
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- * The content definition unique id
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- */
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- id: ContentDefinitionId;
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- /**
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- * The content definition mnemonic id
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- */
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- mnemonicId: string;
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- /**
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- * The content definition name
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- */
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- name: string;
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- };
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+ export type ListAudiencesResponse = PagedListResponse<ListAudiencesItem>;
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  /**
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  * This type represent the data needed to make a get audience API request
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  id: AudienceId;
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  };
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  /**
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- * This type represent the response of a get audience API request: the audience, plus the two things the
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- * editor cannot decide without, which keys are in use and which definitions vary by this audience
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+ * This type represent the response of a get audience API request: the audience, plus what the editor
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+ * cannot derive on its own - the rule in words, the dimensions it depends on, and how many contents
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+ * reference it, which is exactly the guard archiving enforces
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- export type GetAudienceResponse = AudienceResponse & {
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- /**
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- * One entry per key at least one content references. A key absent from this list is unused
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- */
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- keyUsage: AudienceKeyUsage[];
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+ export type GetAudienceResponse = ListAudiencesItem & {
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  /**
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- * The content definitions declaring this audience
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+ * How much of the space depends on this audience
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- definitions: DefinitionUsingAudience[];
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+ usage: {
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+ /**
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+ * How many contents reference this audience. Archiving is refused while this is not zero
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+ */
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+ contents: number;
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+ };
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  };
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  /**
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  name: string;
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  /**
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- * The audience mnemonic id, matching [[AUDIENCE_NAME_PATTERN]]
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+ * The audience mnemonic id, matching [[AUDIENCE_NAME_PATTERN]]. It cannot be changed afterwards
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  mnemonicId: string;
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  /**
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- * The keys a visitor can hold for this audience, at least one, each key unique
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+ * The rule over dimensions. Every dimension it names has to exist in the space and not be
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+ * archived, and every key has to exist on its dimension and not be deprecated
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- keys: AudienceKey[];
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+ rule: AudienceRule;
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  };
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  /**
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  /**
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  * This type represent the data needed to make an update audience API request
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- * `keys` replaces the whole stored list, deprecation flags included. Adding keys and toggling
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- * deprecation are always allowed, while removing or renaming a key is refused while a content still
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- * references it. `mnemonicId` cannot be changed
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+ * The rule may change freely even while contents reference the audience: the change reaching delivery
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+ * on the next publish of any content that uses it is the point of naming an audience once
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  export type UpdateAudienceRequest = {
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  mnemonicId: string;
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  /**
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- * The whole key list, replacing what is stored
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+ * The rule, replacing what is stored
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- keys: AudienceKey[];
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+ rule: AudienceRule;
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  };
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  /**
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  * This type represent the response of an update audience API request
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  id: AudienceId;
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  /**
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- * This value represent the archive status to set in the specified audience
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+ * This value represent the archive status to set in the specified audience. Archiving is refused
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+ * with an `AudienceInUse` error while any content references the audience
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  archived: boolean;
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  export type ToggleArchivedAudienceResponse = AudienceResponse;
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  /**
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- * This type represent the condition of one rule on a single audience: the visitor's value for
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- * [[audience]] has to be one of [[in]]
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+ * Thin enum represent all audience rule violations error codes, reported by the create and update
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+ * audience API requests through the `violations` of an `InvalidAudienceRule` error
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- export type AudiencePredicate = {
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- /**
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- * The mnemonic id of the audience this predicate constrains, which the field must declare
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- */
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- audience: string;
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- /**
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- * The keys of the audience that satisfy this predicate
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- */
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- in: string[];
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- /**
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- * Set this value to also satisfy the predicate when the audience was not provided at all
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- *
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- * Not-provided is not a key, so no list of keys can express it, and an enumeration would silently
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- * narrow the moment a key is added to the audience. A key that was provided but is not listed does
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- * not satisfy this flag: it falls through to the field's fallback
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- */
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- orUnset?: boolean;
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- };
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+ export declare enum AudienceRuleViolationCodes {
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+ ruleMissing = "audienceRule.ruleMissing",
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+ unknownShape = "audienceRule.unknownShape",
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+ groupIsNotAnArray = "audienceRule.groupIsNotAnArray",
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+ dimensionIsNotAString = "audienceRule.dimensionIsNotAString",
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+ inIsNotAnArray = "audienceRule.inIsNotAnArray",
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+ inIsEmpty = "audienceRule.inIsEmpty",
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+ keyIsNotAString = "audienceRule.keyIsNotAString",
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+ orUnsetIsNotABoolean = "audienceRule.orUnsetIsNotABoolean",
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+ dimensionNotFound = "audienceRule.dimensionNotFound",
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+ dimensionArchived = "audienceRule.dimensionArchived",
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+ dimensionKeyNotFound = "audienceRule.dimensionKeyNotFound",
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+ dimensionKeyDeprecated = "audienceRule.dimensionKeyDeprecated"
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+ }
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  /**
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- */
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- export type AllAudiencePredicate = {
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- all: AudienceRuleCondition[];
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- };
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- /**
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- * This type represent a condition satisfied when at least one child condition is satisfied
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+ * This type represent one problem found in an audience rule, carrying the path of the offending node
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- export type AnyAudiencePredicate = {
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- any: AudienceRuleCondition[];
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- };
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- /**
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- * build an [[AllAudiencePredicate]] of one [[AudiencePredicate]] per audience: or within an audience, and
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- * between audiences. An audience the condition does not mention is unconstrained, which is a different
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- export type AudienceRuleCondition = AudiencePredicate | AllAudiencePredicate | AnyAudiencePredicate;
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- /**
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- * This type represent one rule of a personalized field: the condition, and the value to serve when it wins
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- * @template T The type of the value served by the rule, which conforms to the field's `variantType`
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- export type PersonalizedRule<T = any> = {
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- /**
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- */
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+ export type AudienceRuleViolation = {
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+ * The error code discriminator, one of [[AudienceRuleViolationCodes]]
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+ code: string;
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+ * The path of the rejected node inside the rule, for instance `rule.all.0.in.1`
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- value: T;
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- };
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- /**
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- * This type represent the value a personalized field holds in a content payload: an ordered list of
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- * personalized field the same as any other field. Zero rules is legal: the field is then just its fallback
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- * @template T The type of the served values, which conform to the field's `variantType`
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- export type PersonalizedFieldPayload<T = any> = {
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- /**
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- * all, which is what keeps the analysis exact and small. [[CoverageReport.otherKeys]] says which real
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- export declare const OTHER_KEY = "<any other key>";
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- /**
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+ * This type represent how much of an analysed audience list one audience actually serves
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  export type RuleCoverage = {
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  /**
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+ * The fallback is mandatory exactly when the field is required, which keeps the delivery contract of a
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+ * personalized field the same as any other field. Zero variants is legal: the field is then just its
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+ * a dimension's, and immutable once created: contents, CSV files, the publishing snapshot and delivery
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- * membership in its own list, so every unmentioned key behaves identically and one case covers them
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+ (function (AudienceRuleViolationCodes) {
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+ AudienceRuleViolationCodes["ruleMissing"] = "audienceRule.ruleMissing";
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+ AudienceRuleViolationCodes["unknownShape"] = "audienceRule.unknownShape";
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+ AudienceRuleViolationCodes["groupIsNotAnArray"] = "audienceRule.groupIsNotAnArray";
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+ AudienceRuleViolationCodes["dimensionIsNotAString"] = "audienceRule.dimensionIsNotAString";
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+ AudienceRuleViolationCodes["inIsNotAnArray"] = "audienceRule.inIsNotAnArray";
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+ AudienceRuleViolationCodes["inIsEmpty"] = "audienceRule.inIsEmpty";
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+ AudienceRuleViolationCodes["keyIsNotAString"] = "audienceRule.keyIsNotAString";
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+ AudienceRuleViolationCodes["orUnsetIsNotABoolean"] = "audienceRule.orUnsetIsNotABoolean";
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+ AudienceRuleViolationCodes["dimensionNotFound"] = "audienceRule.dimensionNotFound";
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+ AudienceRuleViolationCodes["dimensionArchived"] = "audienceRule.dimensionArchived";
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+ AudienceRuleViolationCodes["dimensionKeyNotFound"] = "audienceRule.dimensionKeyNotFound";
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+ AudienceRuleViolationCodes["dimensionKeyDeprecated"] = "audienceRule.dimensionKeyDeprecated";
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