@dszp/netsapiens-lib 0.6.0 → 0.8.0
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- package/README.md +69 -11
- package/dist/index.d.ts +1 -1
- package/dist/index.d.ts.map +1 -1
- package/dist/index.js +1 -1
- package/dist/index.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/inventory.d.ts +102 -12
- package/dist/inventory.d.ts.map +1 -1
- package/dist/inventory.js +135 -23
- package/dist/inventory.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/resolver.d.ts +18 -0
- package/dist/resolver.d.ts.map +1 -1
- package/dist/resolver.js +40 -19
- package/dist/resolver.js.map +1 -1
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/src/index.ts +1 -1
- package/src/inventory.selftest.ts +226 -5
- package/src/inventory.ts +212 -35
- package/src/resolver.selftest.ts +22 -1
- package/src/resolver.ts +42 -19
package/README.md
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### Counting a domain: `countDomainInventory`
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`countDomainInventory(snapshot)` is pure — it fetches nothing, and turns a `Snapshot` (from
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`countDomainInventory(snapshot, opts?)` is pure — it fetches nothing, and turns a `Snapshot` (from
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`fetchDomainSnapshot`, a backup, or a fixture) into a fixed tree of numeric leaves along the dimensions a
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VoIP operator actually sells on:
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- `systemUsers` — `system-aa`, `system-queue`, `system-tod` and friends: `total` and `byServiceCode`.
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Informational, never compared against a seat count.
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- `transcriptionEnabled` — extensions with voicemail transcription on.
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- `teamsConnected` — extensions with a Microsoft Teams connector device
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`<ext>t`). That connector is excluded from `devices`/`deviceCount`:
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- `teamsConnected` — extensions with a Microsoft Teams connector device — one whose device-name suffix
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the legend marks `teams` (`<ext>t` by default). That connector is excluded from `devices`/`deviceCount`:
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it is a connector, not a handset. See [Device suffixes](#device-suffixes).
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- `dids` — phone numbers: `total` / `tollFree` / `local`, all three **excluding fax lines**, plus
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`fax` and `all` (everything, `total + fax === all`). See [Fax lines](#fax-lines).
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- `e911Addresses`, `smsNumbers` — record counts.
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- `devices` — `total` and `byModel`, real extensions only (a system user's device is not a seat).
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inventory.devices.byModel; // e.g. { "Yealink T54W": 12, "(unknown)": 1 }
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```
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#### Fax lines
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On the portal's **Fax Server** treatment a fax line is an ordinary phone number whose dial rule hands it
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to a fax server: `dial-rule-application: to-connection` and `dial-rule-translation-destination-host` set
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to that server's host. The API has no fax-account endpoint and the ATA is not a device on any user, so
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that host is the only thing that says "fax line" — and nothing in the API distinguishes an analog fax
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from a digital one.
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The host belongs to your deployment, so you supply it; **with no hosts, nothing is a fax line** and the
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```ts
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const inventory = countDomainInventory(snapshot, { faxServerHosts: ['203.0.113.7'] });
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inventory.dids.fax; // 2 — billed as fax lines
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```
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Matching is on the trimmed host, case-insensitively, and on nothing else — never the
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`dial-rule-description`, which is a note the portal writes and an operator can edit. A fax line's
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`NumberItem.fax` is `true`, its `destination` reads `to fax server` (the host is deliberately not shown),
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and it keeps its `kind`: a fax number is local or toll-free like any other, it is simply not counted as a
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DID.
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#### Device suffixes
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A device's **suffix** is what its name carries after the extension number: `1001wp` on extension `1001`
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has suffix `wp`, a bare `1001` has none, and a name that does not start with the extension has none
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either. Three suffixes ship with NetSapiens, and `DEFAULT_DEVICE_SUFFIXES` is that table:
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DEFAULT_DEVICE_SUFFIXES; // { wp: {label:'SNAPmobile Web'}, m: {label:'SNAPmobile'}, t: {label:'Teams', teams:true} }
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Each device in `ExtensionItem.devices` carries its `suffix` (lower-cased) and the legend's label for it as
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`kind` — `''` when the suffix is empty or the legend does not carry it, because an unlisted suffix is a
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name the deployment has not explained, not a device type to guess at. The suffix marked `teams: true` is
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what identifies a Microsoft Teams connector: that is the whole of the test, so `teamsConnected`,
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Your own suffixes go in `deviceSuffixes`, which **replaces** the default rather than merging with it:
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listDomainInventory(snapshot, { deviceSuffixes: { r: { label: 'Acme App' }, t: { label: 'Teams', teams: true } } });
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entirely — every `<ext>t` device is a handset and is counted as one — which a merge could not express.
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`countDomainInventory` is a fold over `listDomainInventory(snapshot, opts?)` (same options), which returns the per-item lists
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not just how many. Same allowlist discipline as the counts: a device's MAC, SIP credentials and email
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never appear, though names and sites now do (that's the point of a list). Each item carries a stable
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A number carries `fax` (see [Fax lines](#fax-lines)) and `destination` — where it routes, in words
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(`to user 100 — Ann Lee`, `to queue 701 — Sales`, `to fax server`), built by the exported
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`destinationOf(p, userByExt, faxServerHosts?)` over `usersByExt(users)` — and `description`
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order — still never the MAC, SIP password or email. See [Device suffixes](#device-suffixes) for `suffix`
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`itemsFor(detail, path)` returns the items behind one of `countDomainInventory`'s dotted-path counts —
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export { NsClient, NsApiError, assertBareServer, fetchDomainSnapshot, listDomains, asArray, type NsClientConfig, type FetchSnapshotOptions } from './nsClient.js';
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export { countDomainInventory, countInventoryDetail, listDomainInventory, itemsFor, itemLabel, destinationOf, usersByExt, type DomainInventory, type DomainInventoryDetail, type ExtensionItem, type NumberItem, type AddressItem, type SmsItem, type InventoryItem } from './inventory.js';
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export { countDomainInventory, countInventoryDetail, listDomainInventory, itemsFor, itemLabel, destinationOf, usersByExt, DEFAULT_DEVICE_SUFFIXES, type DeviceSuffixLegend, type DomainInventory, type DomainInventoryDetail, type InventoryOptions, type ExtensionItem, type NumberItem, type AddressItem, type SmsItem, type InventoryItem } from './inventory.js';
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* The three device-name suffixes NetSapiens itself ships — SNAPmobile Web, SNAPmobile, and the TeamMate
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