@deessejs/functions 0.0.61 → 0.0.62
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package/dist/context/define.d.ts
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import { MergeExtensions } from "../extensions/types";
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export declare function defineContext<TContext extends Record<string, any>>(): {
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withExtensions: <TExtensions extends readonly {
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functions: (ctx: TContext) => any;
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}[]>(config: {
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withExtensions: <TExtensions extends readonly any[]>(config: {
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extensions: readonly [...TExtensions];
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}) => MergeExtensions<TContext, TExtensions> & {
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context: TContext;
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package/dist/context/define.js
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exports.defineContext = defineContext;
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function defineContext() {
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return {
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//
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//
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//
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// ON UTILISE 'readonly any[]'.
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// C'est vital. Si on met un type plus précis ici, TypeScript risque
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// de simplifier le générique de 'rpc' avant qu'on puisse l'injecter.
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withExtensions: (config) => {
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const runtimeBuilder = {};
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const dummyContext = {};
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for (const extension of config.extensions) {
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// Runtime only
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if (extension && typeof extension.functions === "function") {
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const extensionMethods = extension.functions(dummyContext);
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Object.assign(runtimeBuilder, extensionMethods);
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package/dist/context/types.d.ts
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_type: "mutation";
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};
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export type CommandsDefinition = QueryDefinition<any, any, any, any> | MutationDefinition<any, any, any, any>;
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export type FunctionsForContext<C> = {
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query: <TArgs extends ZodType, TOutput, TError extends Exception>(def: QueryDefinition<C, TArgs, TOutput, TError>) => QueryDefinition<C, TArgs, TOutput, TError>;
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mutation: <TArgs extends ZodType, TOutput, TError extends Exception>(def: MutationDefinition<C, TArgs, TOutput, TError>) => MutationDefinition<C, TArgs, TOutput, TError>;
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on?: <TEvent extends string, TPayload>(config: {
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event: TEvent;
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handler: (ctx: C, payload: TPayload) => AsyncResult<any, any>;
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}) => any;
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group?: <TGroup extends Record<string, CommandsDefinition>>(defs: TGroup) => TGroup;
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};
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package/dist/extensions/index.js
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"use strict";
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Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
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exports.extensions = extensions;
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//
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// N'importe PAS FunctionsForContext ici pour le typage, ça brise la généricité.
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function extensions(config) {
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// On laisse TypeScript retourner l'objet tel quel.
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return (...args) => {
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const optionsInput = args[0];
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const options = (config.schema ? config.schema.parse(optionsInput) : undefined);
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const contextPart = config.context ? config.context(options) : {};
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// Ici, functionsBuilder garde son type générique <C>(c: C) => ...
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const functionsBuilder = config.functions(options);
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return {
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context: contextPart,
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import z, { ZodType } from "zod";
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/**
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* LA SOLUTION ULTIME : Intersection de ReturnType.
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*
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* 1. F & ((c: C) => unknown) : On crée une fonction hybride qui doit satisfaire
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* TA fonction générique ET une fonction qui prend ton Contexte.
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* 2. ReturnType<...> : Pour résoudre le type de retour de cette hybride,
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* TypeScript est obligé de remplacer le générique de F par C.
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* 3. Le "& unknown" assure qu'on ne pollue pas le type de retour (R & unknown = R).
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*/
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type ApplyContext<F, C> = F extends (c: any) => any ? ReturnType<F & ((c: C) => unknown)> : never;
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export type MergeExtensions<TContext, TExtensions extends readonly any[]> = TExtensions extends readonly [infer Head, ...infer Tail] ? (Head extends {
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functions:
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} ?
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functions: infer F;
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} ? ApplyContext<F, TContext> : {}) & MergeExtensions<TContext, Tail> : {};
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export type InferOptions<T extends ZodType | undefined> = T extends ZodType ? z.infer<T> : undefined;
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export type Extension<TSchema extends ZodType | undefined, TContextAddon extends Record<string, unknown>, TFunctionsFactory> = (...args: TSchema extends ZodType ? [options: z.input<TSchema>] : [options?: undefined]) => {
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context: TContextAddon;
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functions: TFunctionsFactory;
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};
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export {};
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package/package.json
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