@cratis/stage.runtime 4.190.0 → 4.190.2

package/dist/src/commandExecutor.d.ts

@@ -1,14 +1,10 @@
 import { type ArcConfiguration } from '@cratis/arc.react';
 import { Command, type ICommandResult } from '@cratis/arc/commands';
 import type { StageCommandOutcome } from './StageCommandOutcome';
+import { hostedBasePath } from './hostedBasePath';
+export { hostedBasePath };
 /** Resolves only native Arc command proxies; unrelated registry entries cannot execute. */
 export declare function registeredCommand(name: string, typeName?: string, route?: string): (new () => Command) | undefined;
-/**
- * The path the page is served under, without a trailing slash: empty at the root of a host, `/api/play/{id}` when a
- * reverse proxy (Studio's Play) hangs the Stage off a prefix. Registered command routes start with `/`, so without this
- * they would be posted to the root of the proxy's host instead of to the Stage.
- */
-export declare function hostedBasePath(): string;
 /**
  * Points a command at the path the page is served under when Arc was not given a base path. Arc's own command form builds its command from
  * Arc's default configuration, whose empty base path posts to the root of the host - Studio's Play at `/api/play/{id}/` refused that with `405`.

package/dist/src/hostedBasePath.d.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+/**
+ * The path the page is served under, without a trailing slash: empty at the root of a host, `/api/play/{id}` when a
+ * reverse proxy (Studio's Play) hangs the Stage off a prefix. Registered command and query routes start with `/`, so without
+ * this they would go to the root of the proxy's host instead of to the Stage.
+ */
+export declare function hostedBasePath(): string;
+/** Arc's default configuration carries an empty base path, so an empty one means "not configured" just like an absent one. */
+export declare function apiBasePathFor(arcApiBasePath?: string): string;