@ghostry/fabricator 0.0.1 → 0.0.3

package/dist/types/Primitive/enum/Types.d.ts

@@ -2,35 +2,33 @@ import type { Adaptations } from "../../Adapter/Types";
 import type { Produce } from "../../Random/Types";
 import type { Adaptation, Kind, Meta, Produces } from "../../Types";
 /**
- * The values an `enum` can draw from — any value at all, for the same
- * reason `always.Value` is unconstrained (see its doc).
+ * The values an `enum` can draw from — any value at all, for the same reason
+ * `always.Value` is unconstrained (see its doc).
  *
- * What still separates `enum` from `choice`: an `enum` draws one of these
- * exact *values*; a `choice` draws one of these *schemas* and fabricates
- * from it.
+ * What still separates `enum` from `choice`: an `enum` draws one of these exact
+ * _values_; a `choice` draws one of these _schemas_ and fabricates from it.
  */
 export type Item = unknown;
 /**
- * A *tuple* of `[weight, item]` pairs, one per position — not a flattened
- * `ReadonlyArray<[number, Item]>`, which would remember only the union of
- * every member's type and lose how many members there were (two identical
- * member types would collapse to one union member). The real tuple is what
- * lets `Adapter/TypeBox` mirror TypeBox's `Union<T>` — which collapses to a
- * bare schema for a single member and only wraps in `TUnion<T>` for two or
- * more — instead of mapping each member independently and losing the union
- * wrapper.
+ * A _tuple_ of `[weight, item]` pairs, one per position — not a flattened
+ * `ReadonlyArray<[number, Item]>`, which would remember only the union of every
+ * member's type and lose how many members there were (two identical member
+ * types would collapse to one union member). The real tuple is what lets
+ * `Adapter/TypeBox` mirror TypeBox's `Union<T>` — which collapses to a bare
+ * schema for a single member and only wraps in `TUnion<T>` for two or more —
+ * instead of mapping each member independently and losing the union wrapper.
  *
- * Identical shape to `choice.Items`; the two kinds differ only in what sits
- * on the right of each pair (a value here, a Schema there).
+ * Identical shape to `choice.Items`; the two kinds differ only in what sits on
+ * the right of each pair (a value here, a Schema there).
  */
 export type Items = ReadonlyArray<readonly [number, Item]>;
 export type Fabricated<$Items extends Items = Items> = $Items[number][1];
 /**
  * Always stored as weighted pairs — `.uniform(...)` (`Registry.ts`) is
- * `.weighted(...)` with every item given weight `1`, so there is only one
- * shape to fabricate from. `produce` layers an opaque production via
- * `.as()`, carried alongside `items` rather than replacing it, so a prior
- * member set survives `.as()` for future validation.
+ * `.weighted(...)` with every item given weight `1`, so there is only one shape
+ * to fabricate from. `produce` layers an opaque production via `.as()`, carried
+ * alongside `items` rather than replacing it, so a prior member set survives
+ * `.as()` for future validation.
  */
 export type Meta<$Items extends Items = Items> = {
     items: $Items;

package/dist/types/Primitive/namespace.d.ts

@@ -2,19 +2,19 @@
  * The kind modules as a single namespace object — `Primitive.boolean`,
  * `Primitive.object.compute`, and so on.
  *
- * Each kind's `Types.ts` must stay type-only. A value export in the same
- * file as `export type Fabricated = boolean` (or `string`) makes that
- * module a value module; `export * as boolean` here then resolves
- * `boolean` to this namespace rather than the TypeScript primitive, which
- * drops `[Kind]`/`[Meta]` off `Core`. Named outcome lists and string's
- * character tables live in `Outcomes.ts`.
+ * Each kind's `Types.ts` must stay type-only. A value export in the same file
+ * as `export type Fabricated = boolean` (or `string`) makes that module a value
+ * module; `export * as boolean` here then resolves `boolean` to this namespace
+ * rather than the TypeScript primitive, which drops `[Kind]`/`[Meta]` off
+ * `Core`. Named outcome lists and string's character tables live in
+ * `Outcomes.ts`.
  *
- * A top-level `import * as boolean` is the same trap without needing a
- * cycle through this file. Prefer `import { Primitive }`.
+ * A top-level `import * as boolean` is the same trap without needing a cycle
+ * through this file. Prefer `import { Primitive }`.
  *
  * Consumed as `import { Primitive }` from `./index` (or from
- * `@ghostry/fabricator/internal`). Do not add this object to the
- * registry: `T.Primitive` is not a builder.
+ * `@ghostry/fabricator/internal`). Do not add this object to the registry:
+ * `T.Primitive` is not a builder.
  */
 export * as always from "./always";
 export * as array from "./array";

package/dist/types/Primitive/null/Registry.d.ts

@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
 import { Schema } from "./Schema";
-declare const _default: Schema<{}>;
-export default _default;
+declare const registry: Schema;
+export default registry;

package/dist/types/Primitive/null/Schema.d.ts

@@ -8,8 +8,8 @@ import type { Core, Meta as ThisMeta } from "./Types";
  */
 export interface Schema<$Adaptations extends Adaptations = {}> extends Core<ThisMeta, $Adaptations> {
     /**
-     * Override what this schema maps to in one or more external schema
-     * libraries — see `string/Schema.ts`'s `adapt` for the full contract.
+     * Override what this schema maps to in one or more external schema libraries
+     * — see `string/Schema.ts`'s `adapt` for the full contract.
      */
     adapt: <const $Adapter extends Adapter, $Returnable extends ReturnType<$Adapter["convert"]>>(adapter: $Adapter, produce: (adapting: Adapting<Schema<$Adaptations>>) => $Returnable) => Schema<WithAdaptations<$Adaptations, AdaptationEntry<$Adapter, $Returnable>>>;
 }

package/dist/types/Primitive/null/Types.d.ts

@@ -2,9 +2,9 @@ import type { Adaptations } from "../../Adapter/Types";
 import type { Adaptation, Kind, Meta, Produces } from "../../Types";
 export type Fabricated = null;
 /**
- * Nothing to configure: `null` has exactly one possible value, so there is
- * no `.as()` (see `always/Types.ts` for the same reasoning) and no other
- * knob to carry.
+ * Nothing to configure: `null` has exactly one possible value, so there is no
+ * `.as()` (see `always/Types.ts` for the same reasoning) and no other knob to
+ * carry.
  */
 export type Meta = Record<string, never>;
 export type Core<$Meta extends Meta = Meta, $Adaptations extends Adaptations = {}> = {

package/dist/types/Primitive/nullable/Fabricator.d.ts

@@ -19,13 +19,13 @@ export type Fabricator<$Schema extends {
     fabricate: () => Fabricated<$Schema[typeof Meta]["definition"]>;
 };
 /**
- * A presence roll on this field's private stream, drawn only when the
- * wrapped value is needed — a `null` roll never advances `source`'s stream,
- * and since `source` is already dispatched into its own independent stream
- * by `Constructor.ts` regardless of this roll, skipping its draw here can
- * never perturb any other field's reproducibility (see
+ * A presence roll on this field's private stream, drawn only when the wrapped
+ * value is needed — a `null` roll never advances `source`'s stream, and since
+ * `source` is already dispatched into its own independent stream by
+ * `Constructor.ts` regardless of this roll, skipping its draw here can never
+ * perturb any other field's reproducibility (see
  * `object/omittable/Fabricator.ts`, and CLAUDE.md's "Randomness"). 50/50 by
- * default; `.weighted(...)` (`Schema.ts`) reweights either outcome relative
- * to that same default of `1`.
+ * default; `.weighted(...)` (`Schema.ts`) reweights either outcome relative to
+ * that same default of `1`.
  */
 export declare function Fabricator<$Definition extends Definition>(context: FabricatorContext<Schema<$Definition>>, source: BaseFabricator<any>): Fabricator<Schema<$Definition>>;

package/dist/types/Primitive/nullable/Schema.d.ts

@@ -10,25 +10,25 @@ import type { Core, Definition, Fabricated, Weights } from "./Types";
 export interface Schema<$Definition extends Definition = Definition, $Adaptations extends Adaptations = {}> extends Core<$Definition, $Adaptations> {
     /**
      * Layer an opaque production on this schema's existing `[Meta]` — carrying
-     * `definition` forward, not discarding it, so a later `.as(...)` (or
-     * future validation of `produce`) still has it to check against.
-     * `produce` may return `null`, so custom logic composes the same way the
-     * built-in roll does.
+     * `definition` forward, not discarding it, so a later `.as(...)` (or future
+     * validation of `produce`) still has it to check against. `produce` may
+     * return `null`, so custom logic composes the same way the built-in roll
+     * does.
      */
     as: (produce: Produce<Fabricated<$Definition>>) => Schema<$Definition, $Adaptations>;
     /**
-     * Reweight the built-in 50/50 roll. Keys are optional — an omitted key
-     * keeps baseline weight `1`, the same weight the 50/50 split already uses
-     * — but that baseline is still relative to whatever else is specified, so
-     * `.weighted({ null: 0.1 })` shifts both outcomes' shares, not just
-     * `null`'s (see `Types.ts`'s `Weights`). Chaining `.weighted(...)` merges
-     * into previous weights rather than replacing them, the same layering
-     * `.as(...)` uses for `produce`.
+     * Reweight the built-in 50/50 roll. Keys are optional — an omitted key keeps
+     * baseline weight `1`, the same weight the 50/50 split already uses — but
+     * that baseline is still relative to whatever else is specified, so
+     * `.weighted({ null: 0.1 })` shifts both outcomes' shares, not just `null`'s
+     * (see `Types.ts`'s `Weights`). Chaining `.weighted(...)` merges into
+     * previous weights rather than replacing them, the same layering `.as(...)`
+     * uses for `produce`.
      */
     weighted: (weights: Weights) => Schema<$Definition, $Adaptations>;
     /**
-     * Override what this schema maps to in one or more external schema
-     * libraries — see `string/Schema.ts`'s `adapt` for the full contract.
+     * Override what this schema maps to in one or more external schema libraries
+     * — see `string/Schema.ts`'s `adapt` for the full contract.
      */
     adapt: <const $Adapter extends Adapter, $Returnable extends ReturnType<$Adapter["convert"]>>(adapter: $Adapter, produce: (adapting: Adapting<Schema<$Definition, $Adaptations>>) => $Returnable) => Schema<$Definition, WithAdaptations<$Adaptations, AdaptationEntry<$Adapter, $Returnable>>>;
 }

package/dist/types/Primitive/nullable/Types.d.ts

@@ -7,19 +7,18 @@ export type Definition = AnySchema;
 export type Fabricated<$Definition extends Definition, $Bindings extends unknown[] = []> = ValueOf<$Definition, $Bindings> | null;
 export type { Outcome } from "./Outcomes";
 /**
- * Relative weights for `.weighted(...)`, keyed by `Outcome`. Keys optional —
- * an omitted key falls back to baseline `1`, the same weight the 50/50
- * split already uses. Values are relative, exactly like `weighted()`
+ * Relative weights for `.weighted(...)`, keyed by `Outcome`. Keys optional — an
+ * omitted key falls back to baseline `1`, the same weight the 50/50 split
+ * already uses. Values are relative, exactly like `weighted()`
  * (`Distribution/index.ts`) — they need not sum to one, and are fed to
  * `weighted()` unchanged alongside each unspecified key's baseline `1`.
  *
- * Specifying one outcome's weight shifts the *other* outcome's resulting
- * probability too, even though its weight stays at `1` — its share of the
- * total still moves, since the total changed. `.weighted({ null: 0.1 })` is
- * not "10% null, 90% present" — with `value` at default `1`, the split is
- * `0.1 / 1.1 ≈ 9.1%` null, `≈90.9%` value. No independent "absolute
- * probability" mode; weights are only meaningful relative to the full set
- * in play.
+ * Specifying one outcome's weight shifts the _other_ outcome's resulting
+ * probability too, even though its weight stays at `1` — its share of the total
+ * still moves, since the total changed. `.weighted({ null: 0.1 })` is not "10%
+ * null, 90% present" — with `value` at default `1`, the split is `0.1 / 1.1 ≈
+ * 9.1%` null, `≈90.9%` value. No independent "absolute probability" mode;
+ * weights are only meaningful relative to the full set in play.
  */
 export type Weights = {
     null: number;

package/dist/types/Primitive/nullish/Fabricator.d.ts

@@ -19,18 +19,17 @@ export type Fabricator<$Schema extends {
     fabricate: () => Fabricated<$Schema[typeof Meta]["definition"]>;
 };
 /**
- * Three-way roll: `null`, `undefined`, or the wrapped value — on this
- * field's private stream; `source` is drawn only when "value" wins. Uniform
- * (1/3 each) by default; not achievable by composing
- * `nullable(T.undefinable(inner))`'s two independent 50/50 rolls (that is
- * 50/25/25, not 33/33/33), hence the dedicated three-way `weighted()` here
- * — see `object/optional/Fabricator.ts` and CLAUDE.md's "Why `T.optional`
- * isn't `omittable(undefinable(inner))`". `.weighted(...)` (`Schema.ts`)
- * reweights individual outcomes relative to that same default of `1`; an
- * unspecified outcome keeps it. Skipping `source`'s draw on the two
- * non-"value" outcomes is safe for the same reason as
- * `object/omittable/Fabricator.ts`: `source` already has its own
- * independent stream, minted at build time regardless of this roll (see
- * CLAUDE.md's "Randomness").
+ * Three-way roll: `null`, `undefined`, or the wrapped value — on this field's
+ * private stream; `source` is drawn only when "value" wins. Uniform (1/3 each)
+ * by default; not achievable by composing `nullable(T.undefinable(inner))`'s
+ * two independent 50/50 rolls (that is 50/25/25, not 33/33/33), hence the
+ * dedicated three-way `weighted()` here — see `object/optional/Fabricator.ts`
+ * and CLAUDE.md's "Why `T.optional` isn't `omittable(undefinable(inner))`".
+ * `.weighted(...)` (`Schema.ts`) reweights individual outcomes relative to that
+ * same default of `1`; an unspecified outcome keeps it. Skipping `source`'s
+ * draw on the two non-"value" outcomes is safe for the same reason as
+ * `object/omittable/Fabricator.ts`: `source` already has its own independent
+ * stream, minted at build time regardless of this roll (see CLAUDE.md's
+ * "Randomness").
  */
 export declare function Fabricator<$Definition extends Definition>(context: FabricatorContext<Schema<$Definition>>, source: BaseFabricator<any>): Fabricator<Schema<$Definition>>;

package/dist/types/Primitive/nullish/Schema.d.ts

@@ -4,16 +4,16 @@ import type { Produce } from "../../Random/Types";
 import type { AnySchema } from "../../Schema/Types";
 import type { Core, Definition, Fabricated, Weights } from "./Types";
 /**
- * The buildable recipe for a `nullish`: a single wrapped Schema, drawn (or
- * not) each fabrication.
+ * The buildable recipe for a `nullish`: a single wrapped Schema, drawn (or not)
+ * each fabrication.
  */
 export interface Schema<$Definition extends Definition = Definition, $Adaptations extends Adaptations = {}> extends Core<$Definition, $Adaptations> {
     /**
      * Layer an opaque production on this schema's existing `[Meta]` — carrying
-     * `definition` forward, not discarding it, so a later `.as(...)` (or
-     * future validation of `produce`) still has it to check against.
-     * `produce` may return `null` or `undefined`, so custom logic composes
-     * the same way the built-in three-way roll does.
+     * `definition` forward, not discarding it, so a later `.as(...)` (or future
+     * validation of `produce`) still has it to check against. `produce` may
+     * return `null` or `undefined`, so custom logic composes the same way the
+     * built-in three-way roll does.
      */
     as: (produce: Produce<Fabricated<$Definition>>) => Schema<$Definition, $Adaptations>;
     /**
@@ -27,8 +27,8 @@ export interface Schema<$Definition extends Definition = Definition, $Adaptation
      */
     weighted: (weights: Weights) => Schema<$Definition, $Adaptations>;
     /**
-     * Override what this schema maps to in one or more external schema
-     * libraries — see `string/Schema.ts`'s `adapt` for the full contract.
+     * Override what this schema maps to in one or more external schema libraries
+     * — see `string/Schema.ts`'s `adapt` for the full contract.
      */
     adapt: <const $Adapter extends Adapter, $Returnable extends ReturnType<$Adapter["convert"]>>(adapter: $Adapter, produce: (adapting: Adapting<Schema<$Definition, $Adaptations>>) => $Returnable) => Schema<$Definition, WithAdaptations<$Adaptations, AdaptationEntry<$Adapter, $Returnable>>>;
 }

package/dist/types/Primitive/nullish/Types.d.ts

@@ -3,27 +3,26 @@ import type { Produce } from "../../Random/Types";
 import type { AnySchema, ValueOf } from "../../Schema/Types";
 import type { Adaptation, Kind, Meta, Produces } from "../../Types";
 /**
- * The wrapped schema — the value type produced when the roll lands on
- * neither `null` nor `undefined`.
+ * The wrapped schema — the value type produced when the roll lands on neither
+ * `null` nor `undefined`.
  */
 export type Definition = AnySchema;
 export type Fabricated<$Definition extends Definition, $Bindings extends unknown[] = []> = ValueOf<$Definition, $Bindings> | null | undefined;
 export type { Outcome } from "./Outcomes";
 /**
- * Relative weights for `.weighted(...)`, keyed by `Outcome`. Keys optional —
- * an omitted key falls back to baseline `1`, the same weight the uniform
- * 1/3 split already uses. Values are relative, exactly like `weighted()`
+ * Relative weights for `.weighted(...)`, keyed by `Outcome`. Keys optional — an
+ * omitted key falls back to baseline `1`, the same weight the uniform 1/3 split
+ * already uses. Values are relative, exactly like `weighted()`
  * (`Distribution/index.ts`) — they need not sum to one, and are fed to
  * `weighted()` unchanged alongside each unspecified key's baseline `1`.
  *
- * Specifying one outcome's weight shifts *every* outcome's resulting
- * probability, not just the named one — unspecified ones stay at weight `1`
- * but their share of the total still moves, since the total changed.
- * `.weighted({ null: 0.1 })` on `T.nullish` is not "10% null, other two
- * still 33%" — with `undefined`/`value` at default `1`, the split is
- * `0.1 / 2.1 ≈ 4.8%` null and `≈47.6%` each for the other two. No
- * independent "absolute probability" mode; weights are only meaningful
- * relative to the full set in play.
+ * Specifying one outcome's weight shifts _every_ outcome's resulting
+ * probability, not just the named one — unspecified ones stay at weight `1` but
+ * their share of the total still moves, since the total changed. `.weighted({
+ * null: 0.1 })` on `T.nullish` is not "10% null, other two still 33%" — with
+ * `undefined`/`value` at default `1`, the split is `0.1 / 2.1 ≈ 4.8%` null and
+ * `≈47.6%` each for the other two. No independent "absolute probability" mode;
+ * weights are only meaningful relative to the full set in play.
  */
 export type Weights = {
     null: number;

package/dist/types/Primitive/number/Registry.d.ts

@@ -1,52 +1,34 @@
 import type { Adaptations } from "../../Adapter/Types";
-import { Adaptation, Kind, Meta, Produces } from "../../Types";
+import { default as bigint } from "../bigint";
 import { Schema } from "./Schema";
-import type { Fabricated, InputWhereby, Whereby } from "./Types";
-declare const _default: {
-    [Kind]: "number";
-    [Meta]: {};
-    [Produces]?: Fabricated;
-    [Adaptation]?: Adaptations;
-    as: (produce: import("../../Random/Types").Produce<Fabricated>, hints?: import("./Types").JsonSchema) => Schema<{}, Adaptations>;
-    adapt: <const $Adapter extends import("../..").Adapter, $Returnable extends ReturnType<$Adapter["convert"]>>(adapter: $Adapter, produce: (adapting: import("../..").Adapting<Schema<{}, Adaptations>>) => $Returnable) => Schema<{}, import("../../Adapter/Types").WithAdaptations<Adaptations, import("../../Adapter/Core").AdaptationEntry<$Adapter, $Returnable>>>;
+import type { InputWhereby, Whereby } from "./Types";
+type ThisRegistry = Schema<{}, Adaptations> & {
+    /**
+     * A `number` drawn from `[min, max]`, either end optional. Pass a
+     * `distribution` to shape how values cluster within the range; without one,
+     * every value is equally likely.
+     */
     whereby: (whereby: InputWhereby) => Schema<{
         whereby: Whereby;
-    }, {}>;
-    integer: {
-        [Kind]: "number";
-        [Meta]: {
-            integer: true;
-        };
-        [Produces]?: Fabricated;
-        [Adaptation]?: {};
-        as: (produce: import("../../Random/Types").Produce<Fabricated>, hints?: import("./Types").JsonSchema) => Schema<{
-            integer: true;
-        }, {}>;
-        adapt: <const $Adapter extends import("../..").Adapter, $Returnable extends ReturnType<$Adapter["convert"]>>(adapter: $Adapter, produce: (adapting: import("../..").Adapting<Schema<{
-            integer: true;
-        }, {}>>) => $Returnable) => Schema<{
-            integer: true;
-        }, import("../../Adapter/Types").WithAdaptations<{}, import("../../Adapter/Core").AdaptationEntry<$Adapter, $Returnable>>>;
+    }>;
+    /** The same surface, restricted to integers. */
+    integer: Schema<{
+        integer: true;
+    }> & {
         whereby: (whereby: InputWhereby) => Schema<{
             integer: true;
             whereby: Whereby;
-        }, {}>;
+        }>;
         /**
-         * A monotonically increasing counter starting at 1, fresh per `construct()`.
+         * A monotonically increasing counter starting at 1, fresh per
+         * `construct()`.
          */
         sequence: Schema<{
             sequence: true;
             integer: true;
-        }, {}>;
-        big: {
-            [Kind]: "bigint";
-            whereby: (whereby: import("../bigint").InputWhereby) => import("../bigint").Schema<{
-                whereby: import("../bigint").Whereby;
-            }, {}>;
-            as: (produce: import("../../Random/Types").Produce<import("../bigint").Fabricated>) => import("../bigint").Schema<{
-                produce: import("../../Random/Types").Produce<bigint>;
-            }, {}>;
-        };
+        }>;
+        big: typeof bigint;
     };
 };
-export default _default;
+declare const registry: ThisRegistry;
+export default registry;

package/dist/types/Primitive/number/Schema.d.ts

@@ -3,17 +3,16 @@ import type { Adaptations, Adapter, Adapting, WithAdaptations } from "../../Adap
 import type { Produce } from "../../Random/Types";
 import type { Core, Fabricated, JsonSchema, Meta as ThisMeta } from "./Types";
 /**
- * Buildable `number` recipe: a range/distribution (`whereby`, absent for
- * the full-range bare form), `integer` for whole-number semantics, a
- * `sequence` counter, or opaque production via `as`. `construct()` derives
- * `fabricate` from this data — no variant carries its own closure until
- * it's built.
+ * Buildable `number` recipe: a range/distribution (`whereby`, absent for the
+ * full-range bare form), `integer` for whole-number semantics, a `sequence`
+ * counter, or opaque production via `as`. `construct()` derives `fabricate`
+ * from this data — no variant carries its own closure until it's built.
  *
- * `$Meta` is generic (defaulting to the full `Meta` union) so builder
- * return types stay narrow — e.g. `T.number.integer.sequence` types as
- * `Schema<{ sequence: true; integer: true }>`, not the widened `Schema`, so
- * a downstream conditional (`ToTypeBox`) can still tell an integer schema
- * apart from a bare one.
+ * `$Meta` is generic (defaulting to the full `Meta` union) so builder return
+ * types stay narrow — e.g. `T.number.integer.sequence` types as `Schema<{
+ * sequence: true; integer: true }>`, not the widened `Schema`, so a downstream
+ * conditional (`ToTypeBox`) can still tell an integer schema apart from a bare
+ * one.
  */
 export interface Schema<$Meta extends ThisMeta = ThisMeta, $Adaptations extends Adaptations = {}> extends Core<$Meta, $Adaptations> {
     /**
@@ -24,8 +23,8 @@ export interface Schema<$Meta extends ThisMeta = ThisMeta, $Adaptations extends
      */
     as: (produce: Produce<Fabricated>, hints?: JsonSchema) => Schema<$Meta, $Adaptations>;
     /**
-     * Override what this schema maps to in one or more external schema
-     * libraries — see `string/Schema.ts`'s `adapt` for the full contract.
+     * Override what this schema maps to in one or more external schema libraries
+     * — see `string/Schema.ts`'s `adapt` for the full contract.
      */
     adapt: <const $Adapter extends Adapter, $Returnable extends ReturnType<$Adapter["convert"]>>(adapter: $Adapter, produce: (adapting: Adapting<Schema<$Meta, $Adaptations>>) => $Returnable) => Schema<$Meta, WithAdaptations<$Adaptations, AdaptationEntry<$Adapter, $Returnable>>>;
 }

package/dist/types/Primitive/number/Types.d.ts

@@ -4,9 +4,9 @@ import type { Distribution } from "../../Distribution";
 import type { Produce } from "../../Random/Types";
 import type { Adaptation, Kind, Meta, Produces } from "../../Types";
 /**
- * Call-site `{ min, max }` — scalars are inclusive. Either end may be
- * omitted; a missing end is unbounded (the same policy as a bare
- * `T.number`), not a default of `0`.
+ * Call-site `{ min, max }` — scalars are inclusive. Either end may be omitted;
+ * a missing end is unbounded (the same policy as a bare `T.number`), not a
+ * default of `0`.
  */
 export type InputWhereby = {
     min?: InputBound<number> | undefined;
@@ -14,8 +14,8 @@ export type InputWhereby = {
     distribution?: Distribution | undefined;
 };
 /**
- * Stored `{ min, max }` — each present end is a canonical {@link Bound}.
- * An omitted end stays omitted (fabricate fills the unbounded cap; adapters
+ * Stored `{ min, max }` — each present end is a canonical {@link Bound}. An
+ * omitted end stays omitted (fabricate fills the unbounded cap; adapters
  * forward only the ends that were named).
  */
 export type Whereby = {
@@ -27,19 +27,19 @@ export type Fabricated = number;
 /**
  * JSON-Schema keywords that constrain a number value — carried as neutral,
  * schema-library-agnostic hints (see the builder's `as`). The numeric range
- * lives on `whereby` as {@link Bound}s, which adapters forward; `hints`
- * holds only the orthogonal constraints not expressible there.
+ * lives on `whereby` as {@link Bound}s, which adapters forward; `hints` holds
+ * only the orthogonal constraints not expressible there.
  */
 export type JsonSchema = {
     multipleOf?: number;
 };
 /**
- * A ranged number — `whereby` is absent on the full-range form, `integer`
- * (a literal, not widened to `boolean`) selects whole-number semantics, or
- * a sequence counter (`sequence`, always paired with `integer: true`, since
- * a counter only ever yields whole numbers), optionally overridden by an
- * opaque `as` production — carried alongside the rest rather than replacing
- * it, so a prior scoping survives `as` for future validation.
+ * A ranged number — `whereby` is absent on the full-range form, `integer` (a
+ * literal, not widened to `boolean`) selects whole-number semantics, or a
+ * sequence counter (`sequence`, always paired with `integer: true`, since a
+ * counter only ever yields whole numbers), optionally overridden by an opaque
+ * `as` production — carried alongside the rest rather than replacing it, so a
+ * prior scoping survives `as` for future validation.
  */
 export type Meta = {
     whereby?: Whereby;

package/dist/types/Primitive/number/defaults.d.ts

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 import type { Bound } from "../../Bound";
 /**
- * Inclusive caps a missing `whereby` end draws against. Not stored on the
- * bare schema — `T.number` / `T.number.integer` carry no `whereby` until
- * one is named, and an omitted end stays omitted on `[Meta]`.
+ * Inclusive caps a missing `whereby` end draws against. Not stored on the bare
+ * schema — `T.number` / `T.number.integer` carry no `whereby` until one is
+ * named, and an omitted end stays omitted on `[Meta]`.
  */
 export declare const unboundedContinuous: {
     min: Bound<number>;

package/dist/types/Primitive/object/Fabricator.d.ts

@@ -22,8 +22,8 @@ export type Fabricator<$Schema extends {
      * never drawing fresh (see `Fabricator()` below). `config.validate` defaults
      * to `true`, delegated to `schema.override(overrides)`'s existing recursive
      * checks (result unused); `{ validate: false }` skips that — used internally
-     * when recursing into an already-validated nested override, also available
-     * to a caller who already knows their overrides are valid.
+     * when recursing into an already-validated nested override, also available to
+     * a caller who already knows their overrides are valid.
      */
     fabricate: (overrides?: Override<$Schema[typeof Meta]["definition"]>, config?: {
         validate?: boolean;
@@ -36,21 +36,21 @@ export type Fields = Record<string, BaseFabricator<unknown>>;
  * built by `Constructor.ts` — which owns recursion into nested Schemas, so
  * `object` never calls `construct()` and there's no import cycle with
  * `Constructor.ts`. Schema-baked `.override()`-marked fields (`[Fixed]` in
- * `Types.ts`) are already resolved into literal-valued `fields` entries
- * before they reach here. `fabricate`'s `overrides` (below) is a separate
- * per-call mechanism; the two compose.
+ * `Types.ts`) are already resolved into literal-valued `fields` entries before
+ * they reach here. `fabricate`'s `overrides` (below) is a separate per-call
+ * mechanism; the two compose.
  *
  * `schema` is echoed as `.schema` unchanged — callers wanting a
- * `toSchema`-normalized Fabricator (no `extend`/`refine`/`override`) pass
- * that; `Constructor.ts`'s `make` passes `object.rehydrate(...)` so a
- * top-level built Fabricator's `.schema` still composes.
+ * `toSchema`-normalized Fabricator (no `extend`/`refine`/`override`) pass that;
+ * `Constructor.ts`'s `make` passes `object.rehydrate(...)` so a top-level built
+ * Fabricator's `.schema` still composes.
  *
- * A compute-kind field (from `.refine()`) needs the rest of the object
- * already fabricated (`object/compute/Fabricator.ts`), which isn't available
- * until every ordinary field has resolved. Two phases: ordinary fields
- * first, then compute fields against the accumulated result, in definition
- * order (a compute field can see an earlier compute field's value, not a
- * later one) — unless covered by `overrides`, in which case it resolves in
- * phase 1 like any other overridden field.
+ * A compute-kind field (from `.refine()`) needs the rest of the object already
+ * fabricated (`object/compute/Fabricator.ts`), which isn't available until
+ * every ordinary field has resolved. Two phases: ordinary fields first, then
+ * compute fields against the accumulated result, in definition order (a compute
+ * field can see an earlier compute field's value, not a later one) — unless
+ * covered by `overrides`, in which case it resolves in phase 1 like any other
+ * overridden field.
  */
 export declare function Fabricator<$Definition extends Definition>(context: FabricatorContext<Schema<$Definition>>, fields: Fields): Fabricator<Schema<$Definition>>;

package/dist/types/Primitive/object/Registry.d.ts

@@ -4,20 +4,20 @@ import { Schema } from "./Schema";
 import type { Definition, Meta as ThisMeta } from "./Types";
 /**
  * Rebuild a full `object` Schema — with `extend`/`refine` restored — from
- * anything already reduced to this kind's `[Meta]` (a bare Schema, or a
- * built Fabricator normalized via `toSchema`). `toSchema` alone only keeps
+ * anything already reduced to this kind's `[Meta]` (a bare Schema, or a built
+ * Fabricator normalized via `toSchema`). `toSchema` alone only keeps
  * `[Kind]`/`[Meta]`, enough to fabricate from but not to derive a subtype —
  * this is what lets a built Fabricator's `.schema` still compose via
  * `extend`/`refine` (`Constructor.ts`'s `make`). Reattaches `produce` via
- * `.as(...)` when present, so a `toSchema`-stripped, `.as(...)`-produced
- * schema doesn't lose its custom producer — and carries `[Adaptation]` for
- * the same reason: without it, `.override(...)` on a nested adapted
- * `object` field (which round-trips through here) and a built Fabricator's
- * `.schema` would both silently come back unadapted.
+ * `.as(...)` when present, so a `toSchema`-stripped, `.as(...)`-produced schema
+ * doesn't lose its custom producer — and carries `[Adaptation]` for the same
+ * reason: without it, `.override(...)` on a nested adapted `object` field
+ * (which round-trips through here) and a built Fabricator's `.schema` would
+ * both silently come back unadapted.
  */
 export declare function rehydrate<$Definition extends Definition, $Adaptations extends Adaptations = {}>(schema: {
     [Meta]: ThisMeta<$Definition>;
     readonly [Adaptation]?: $Adaptations;
 }): Schema<$Definition, $Adaptations>;
+declare const _default: <const $Definition extends Definition>(definition: $Definition) => Schema<$Definition>;
 export default _default;
-declare function _default<const $Definition extends Definition>(definition: $Definition): Schema<$Definition>;

package/dist/types/Primitive/object/Schema.d.ts

@@ -17,25 +17,25 @@ export interface Schema<$Definition extends Definition = Definition, $Adaptation
      * Layer an opaque production on this schema's existing `[Meta]` — carrying
      * `definition`/`refinements` forward, not discarding them, so
      * `extend`/`refine`/`override` keep working (they drop the custom producer
-     * again, falling back to definition-based fabrication) and a later
-     * `.as(...)` (or future validation of `produce`) still has the definition
-     * to check against.
+     * again, falling back to definition-based fabrication) and a later `.as(...)`
+     * (or future validation of `produce`) still has the definition to check
+     * against.
      */
     as: (produce: Produce<Fabricated<$Definition>>) => Schema<$Definition, $Adaptations>;
     /**
-     * Override what this schema maps to in one or more external schema
-     * libraries — see `string/Schema.ts`'s `adapt` for the full contract.
-     * Carried through `extend`/`refine`/`override`, which all reduce to a
-     * fresh `make(...)` (`Registry.ts`) over this same schema.
+     * Override what this schema maps to in one or more external schema libraries
+     * — see `string/Schema.ts`'s `adapt` for the full contract. Carried through
+     * `extend`/`refine`/`override`, which all reduce to a fresh `make(...)`
+     * (`Registry.ts`) over this same schema.
      */
     adapt: <const $Adapter extends Adapter, $Returnable extends ReturnType<$Adapter["convert"]>>(adapter: $Adapter, produce: (adapting: Adapting<Schema<$Definition, $Adaptations>>) => $Returnable) => Schema<$Definition, WithAdaptations<$Adaptations, AdaptationEntry<$Adapter, $Returnable>>>;
 }
 /**
- * Unlike every other kind, `adapt` is *not* added here but by `Registry.ts`'s
+ * Unlike every other kind, `adapt` is _not_ added here but by `Registry.ts`'s
  * `make` alongside `extend`/`refine`/`override`: those three rebuild from
  * `definition`/`refinements` rather than deriving from this object, so the
- * adaptation map has to be threaded through `make` itself or chaining one
- * of them would drop it (see `make`'s `adapt`).
+ * adaptation map has to be threaded through `make` itself or chaining one of
+ * them would drop it (see `make`'s `adapt`).
  */
 export declare function Schema<$Definition extends Definition, $Adaptations extends Adaptations = {}>(schema: Omit<Schema<$Definition, $Adaptations>, "as">): Schema<$Definition, $Adaptations>;
 export declare function isObjectSchema(candidate: AnySchema): candidate is Schema;