@isnap/sdk 2.2.0-next.229 → 2.2.0-next.230

package/dist/generated/openapi.d.ts

@@ -2791,7 +2791,7 @@ export interface paths {
         };
         /**
          * Get the configuration of a line
-         * @description Returns the sending configuration of a line you own, of any kind. Accepts an API key. `config` holds the value in force for every key, `overridden_keys` lists the keys that have an override on this line, and `knobs` gives, for eight limits, the value in force (`current`), the `default`, and the bounds `min` and `max`. A value above `default` is accepted only for the five message limits of a BYOD line, up to `max`: for the three reply limits, and for the five message limits of any other line, `PATCH /v1/lines/{id}/config` returns `403 cannot_increase_limit`. A value above `max` is refused first, on every line, with `422 limit_out_of_bounds` or `400 validation_failed`. Default values depend on whether the line is an iMessage line or an Android line, and iSnap can change them: read them here instead of storing them.
+         * @description Returns the sending configuration of a line you own, of any kind. Accepts an API key. `config` holds the value in force for every key, `overridden_keys` lists the keys that have an override on this line, `default_activity_curve` is the sending curve the line has without an override, and `knobs` gives, for eight limits, the value in force (`current`), the `default`, and the bounds `min` and `max`. A value above `default` is accepted only for the five message limits of a BYOD line, up to `max`: for the three reply limits, and for the five message limits of any other line, `PATCH /v1/lines/{id}/config` returns `403 cannot_increase_limit`. A value above `max` is refused first, on every line, with `422 limit_out_of_bounds` or `400 validation_failed`. Default values depend on whether the line is an iMessage line or an Android line, and iSnap can change them: read them here instead of storing them.
          */
         get: {
             parameters: {
@@ -2877,7 +2877,7 @@ export interface paths {
         head?: never;
         /**
          * Update the configuration of a line
-         * @description Sets overrides of the sending configuration on a line you own, and returns the resulting configuration. Accepts an API key. Send only the keys to change. To remove an override, send the key with its default value: `null` is not accepted.
+         * @description Sets overrides of the sending configuration on a line you own, and returns the resulting configuration. Accepts an API key. Send only the keys to change. To remove an override, send the key with its default value: `null` is not accepted. For `activity_curve`, the default value is `default_activity_curve`.
          *
          *     A limit can only be lowered below its default, and the two delays, `min_inter_message_seconds` and `min_inter_new_contact_seconds`, can only be raised above theirs. On a BYOD line, the five message limits (`daily_new_contact_limit`, `daily_known_contact_limit`, `daily_total_message_limit`, `hourly_message_limit` and `minute_message_limit`) can also be raised above their default, up to `knobs.<key>.max`.
          *
@@ -9087,6 +9087,13 @@ export interface components {
             /** @description The keys of `config` that have an override on this line. */
             overridden_keys: string[];
             knobs: components["schemas"]["LineConfigKnobs"];
+            /** @description The sending hours the line has without an `activity_curve` override, as a list of hours with a weight. Never empty. It depends on whether the line is an iMessage line or an Android line, and iSnap can change it: read it here instead of storing it. Send it as `activity_curve` in `PATCH /v1/lines/{id}/config` to remove the override. */
+            default_activity_curve: {
+                /** @description Hour of the day, from 0 to 23, in the local time of the recipient. */
+                hour: number;
+                /** @description Weight of this hour, a non-negative integer. 0 makes it a quiet hour; a larger weight gives the hour a larger share of the held messages. */
+                weight: number;
+            }[];
         };
         /** @description The value in force for every key of the configuration: the override of the line where it has one, the default otherwise. */
         EffectiveLineConfig: {
@@ -9121,7 +9128,7 @@ export interface components {
             daily_reply_limit: number;
             /** @description IANA time zone of the line. Without an override, iSnap derives it from the North American area code of the line, else from its country when that country has a single time zone; otherwise it is `Europe/London` for a `+44` number and `America/Chicago` for any other number. */
             timezone: string;
-            /** @description The sending hours of the line, as a list of hours with a weight. An hour with weight 0, or with no entry, is a quiet hour. */
+            /** @description The sending hours in force on the line, as a list of hours with a weight: the override of the line where it has one, `default_activity_curve` otherwise. Never empty. An hour with weight 0, or with no entry, is a quiet hour. */
             activity_curve: {
                 /** @description Hour of the day, from 0 to 23, in the local time of the recipient. */
                 hour: number;
@@ -9184,7 +9191,7 @@ export interface components {
             daily_reply_limit?: number;
             /** @description IANA time zone name of the line, for example `America/New_York` (`400 validation_failed` otherwise). iSnap reads quiet hours in it for a recipient whose own time zone it does not know. Once set, it can be replaced but not removed. */
             timezone?: string;
-            /** @description The sending hours of the line, as a list of hours with a weight. An hour with weight 0, or with no entry, is a quiet hour: a message accepted then is held until the next hour that has a weight. Messages held by a 24-hour sending limit are placed in the hours in proportion to their weights. It needs at least one entry, no hour twice, and a total weight above 0 (`422 invalid_activity_curve` otherwise). */
+            /** @description The sending hours of the line, as a list of hours with a weight. An hour with weight 0, or with no entry, is a quiet hour: a message accepted then is held until the next hour that has a weight. Messages held by a 24-hour sending limit are placed in the hours in proportion to their weights. It needs at least one entry, no hour twice, and a total weight above 0 (`422 invalid_activity_curve` otherwise). A curve the same as `default_activity_curve` (returned by `GET /v1/lines/{id}/config`) removes the override instead of setting one. Two curves are the same when every hour from 0 to 23 has the same weight in both, an hour with no entry counting as 0: the order of the entries does not matter, and a curve that lists only its weighted hours is the same as the 24-hour curve with 0 everywhere else. */
             activity_curve?: {
                 /** @description Hour of the day, from 0 to 23, in the local time of the recipient. */
                 hour: number;

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@isnap/sdk",
-  "version": "2.2.0-next.229",
+  "version": "2.2.0-next.230",
   "description": "Official TypeScript SDK for the iSnap P2P telephony API",
   "license": "MIT",
   "type": "module",