@ecency/sdk 2.3.62 → 2.3.63

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@@ -973,6 +973,13 @@ declare const CONFIG: {
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  /** Current Hive RPC nodes. Reads from the unified hive-tx config. */
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  readonly hiveNodes: string[];
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  heliusApiKey: string | undefined;
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+ /**
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+ * The React Query client all SDK code reads through `getQueryClient()`.
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+ * Backed by a resolver so an SSR host can scope it per request — see the
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+ * `queryClientResolver` note above. Assigning replaces the resolver with one
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+ * that always returns the assigned client, preserving the previous
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+ * "one client, set once" behaviour for browser and native hosts.
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+ */
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  queryClient: QueryClient;
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  pollsApiHost: string;
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  plausibleHost: string;
@@ -990,6 +997,25 @@ type DmcaListsInput = {
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  };
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  declare namespace ConfigManager {
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  function setQueryClient(client: QueryClient): void;
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+ /**
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+ * Register how the SDK should obtain its React Query client, for hosts where
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+ * a single shared instance is wrong — principally SSR, where one process
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+ * serves many requests and a shared cache both leaks memory and risks serving
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+ * one request's data to another.
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+ *
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+ * `resolve` is called on every SDK cache access and should return the client
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+ * belonging to the request currently being handled. In a Next.js App Router
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+ * host that means wrapping the factory in React's `cache()`, which memoises
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+ * per request:
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+ *
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+ * ```ts
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+ * ConfigManager.setQueryClientResolver(() => getQueryClient());
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+ * ```
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+ *
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+ * Registering a resolver supersedes any client previously passed to
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+ * `setQueryClient`; assigning a client afterwards supersedes the resolver.
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+ */
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+ function setQueryClientResolver(resolve: () => QueryClient): void;
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  /**
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  * Set the private API host
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  * @param host - The private API host URL (e.g., "https://ecency.com" or "" for relative URLs)
@@ -1191,6 +1217,11 @@ declare function isInfoError(error: any): boolean;
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  */
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  declare function isNetworkError(error: any): boolean;
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+ /**
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+ * Builds a client with the SDK's defaults. It is only a factory — request
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+ * scoping is the host's job, via `ConfigManager.setQueryClientResolver`, since
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+ * only the host knows where one request ends and the next begins.
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+ */
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  declare function makeQueryClient(): QueryClient;
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  declare const getQueryClient: () => QueryClient;
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  declare namespace EcencyQueriesManager {