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package/bundle/typescript/src/commands/game/sideQuest/types/save-file.d.ts

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-import { IItemSeedJson } from './seed/item-seed.js';
-import { ISceneSeedJson } from './seed/scene-seed.js';
-/**
- * The save-file schema (see utilities/persistence.ts for the machinery).
- * PERSISTENCE RULINGS (player decisions, fixed): character + hub world
- * persist; runs are disposable; autosave at safe beats only (homecoming,
- * rest, job-accept, quit); one slot per character name; PERMADEATH --
- * real death burns the save. Saves always write locally and sync to
- * maka-cli.com when logged in (local-first; the cloud is a mirror).
- *
- * Bump SAVE_VERSION on any breaking shape change; readers REFUSE a
- * mismatched version and keep the file (no silent migration, no
- * deletion -- an old save outlives the build that can't read it).
- */
-export declare const SAVE_VERSION = 1;
-/** Why a save was written. `creation` is the BIRTH CERTIFICATE -- written
- *  once by the chargen factory before any session exists; its game/hub are
- *  empty shells that resume must NOT apply as world state (the world boots
- *  fresh from the embedded hubSeed). Every in-play save uses the others. */
-export type SaveReason = 'creation' | 'homecoming' | 'rest' | 'job-accept' | 'quit' | 'hub-arrival' | 'venue-bust' | 'sin-choice' | 'equip' | 'move' | 'trade';
-/**
- * WHERE THE RUNNER STANDS IN THE HUB (player request 2026-09-02: "a
- * player that logs in, logs back in at the server location"). Room by
- * name and the named spot within it; the grid cell is NOT carried --
- * it is transient geometry, and a reload seats you on the spot's own
- * seat (see Player.atCell). Optional: an older save without it wakes at
- * home, as every save did before.
- */
-export interface ISavedLocation {
-    room: string;
-    spot?: string;
-}
-/**
- * A REGISTERED sprite waiting in the Resonance (SR5 p.254-256) -- what
- * it takes to rebuild its shell later. `name` is carried so a sprite
- * keeps the name the player learned to type at "order" across a journey
- * or a resume, and so a registration can be dropped by name when the
- * sprite is decompiled for good.
- *
- * NOT a version bump: this shape is only ever reached through an
- * OPTIONAL field, and the loader still reads the older singular one, so
- * every existing save loads unchanged. Bumping SAVE_VERSION for an
- * additive field would make every save on disk refuse to open -- the
- * exact outcome the no-silent-migration rule exists to prevent.
- */
-export interface IRegisteredSprite {
-    spriteType: string;
-    level: number;
-    tasks: number;
-    name: string;
-}
-/**
- * A live Item flattened to seed shape PLUS the runtime the seed can't
- * say -- ammo left in the magazine, a PAN-jammed device, a bricked
- * deck's damage, a shot-up drone frame. `restoreItem` applies these
- * AFTER construction (firearms auto-fill ammo to 10 in the ctor).
- */
-export interface ISavedItem extends IItemSeedJson {
-    /** How many are in this stack. SPARSE: written only when >1, so
-     *  absent means 1 and every save written before stacking existed
-     *  restores unchanged. Same contract as `ammo` below. */
-    quantity?: number;
-    ammo?: number;
-    /** The ammunition item loaded, by name (Stun vs Physical, p.434) -- additive 2026-09-02. */
-    loadedAmmo?: string;
-    jammed?: boolean;
-    deckDamage?: number;
-    droneDamage?: number;
-    /** Cyberdeck runtime (p.227): programs in running memory + array deal. */
-    loadedPrograms?: string[];
-    /** Every program in the deck's storage (p.227) -- additive, 2026-09-02. */
-    storedPrograms?: string[];
-    /** Papers on a commlink or deck (p.443) -- additive, 2026-09-02. */
-    papers?: ISavedItem[];
-    /** On a license: the fake SIN it is linked to. */
-    linkedSin?: string;
-    deckOrder?: number[];
-    /** Mods fitted into a wearable or accessories on a gun (catalog v13, fit.ts) -- additive, 2026-09-03. */
-    fitted?: ISavedItem[];
-}
-/**
- * Equipment layout keyed "group.slot" ("rightHand.weapon") -> the FULL
- * item. Full blobs, not name references: equipping REMOVES an item from
- * inventory (archetypes.ts equipIntoEmptySlots), so a name-ref into the
- * saved inventory would dangle.
- */
-export type ISavedEquipment = Record<string, ISavedItem | null>;
-export interface ISavedPlayer {
-    name: string;
-    archetypeName?: string;
-    /** Pronoun anchor for NPC AI (ruling 2026-08-24: NPCs were guessing).
-     *  Absent on legacy saves -- the launcher asks once at resume. */
-    gender?: 'male' | 'female';
-    /** Fog of war (map ruling 2026-08-24): rooms this runner has stood
-     *  in. Absent on legacy saves -- exploration restarts from here. */
-    visitedRooms?: string[];
-    /** ROOM GRIDS (spatial wave 2026-08-25): the "at" spot this runner
-     *  stood at when this snapshot was taken (utilities/spots.ts). NOT
-     *  applied by persistence.ts's restorePlayer -- every existing
-     *  caller restores onto a DIFFERENT room/scene than the one this
-     *  spot name belongs to (a hub resume's player already has its own
-     *  current room; a headless boot/late-join starts fresh in a new
-     *  seed's rooms; homecoming reconciles pay/karma, not position), so
-     *  blindly applying it would set a stale, meaningless name. Carried
-     *  here so a same-scene reconnect (a shared-run consumer restoring
-     *  mid-run state for the SAME rooms this was captured in) has the
-     *  data available; that caller sets `player.atSpot` itself, same
-     *  order rule as everywhere else -- AFTER `currentLocation` (the
-     *  setter clears atSpot on every room change). */
-    atSpot?: string;
-    attributes: {
-        body: number;
-        agility: number;
-        reaction: number;
-        combatSkill: number;
-        magic: number;
-        strength: number;
-        willpower: number;
-        logic: number;
-        intuition: number;
-        charisma: number;
-        edge: number;
-        resonance: number;
-        adept: boolean;
-        /** Mystic adept: Power Points bought with creation karma (SR5
-         *  p.69-70). Optional -- a save written before the path existed has
-         *  none, and absent means zero, which is a magician or an adept
-         *  exactly as it always was. */
-        powerPoints?: number;
-        /** Chosen spellbook (magician/mystic adept, SR5 p.300). Keys into
-         *  SPELL_CATALOG. ABSENT = knows every spell (grandfathered, any save
-         *  older than spell selection); a list = knows only those. Empty and
-         *  absent are distinct and both preserved. */
-        knownSpells?: string[];
-        /** Aspected magician's group (aspects.ts); absent = not aspected. */
-        aspect?: string;
-        /** Chosen adept powers (SR5 p.308-310): key -> level, keys into
-         *  ADEPT_POWER_CATALOG. ABSENT = the compressed floor(pp/2) pool model
-         *  (grandfathered, every save older than power selection); present =
-         *  each power's own effect applies and the compressed bonus does not. */
-        adeptPowers?: Record<string, number>;
-    };
-    /** Talent before essence burn -- the true source; effective magic/
-     *  resonance recompute from these + the aug replay. */
-    baseMagic: number;
-    baseResonance: number;
-    skills: Record<string, number>;
-    karma: number;
-    careerKarma: number;
-    /** Notoriety is its reasons (dedupe key IS the string) -- replayed
-     *  through addNotoriety so derived rep recomputes. */
-    notorietyReasons: string[];
-    /** Earned Public Awareness incidents (p.368). Optional: saves
-     *  written before the track existed come back with none. */
-    publicAwarenessReasons?: string[];
-    /** Written for round-trip verification only; the live value is
-     *  reconstructed by replaying installAug over `augmentations`. */
-    essence: number;
-    augmentations: string[];
-    /** Grade per installed key (WARE_GRADES, p.451). Absent entries --
-     *  and every pre-grade save -- are standard. */
-    augmentationGrades?: [string, string][];
-    qualities: string[];
-    /** Rating per rated quality key (qualities.ts maxRating); absent = 1. Contract 2026-09-02. */
-    qualityRatings?: [string, number][];
-    /**
-     * The pick each choosing quality was given (IQualityChoice) -- the
-     * skill Aptitude names, the attribute Exceptional Attribute names.
-     * Absent on every save written before 2026-09-04, and absent is
-     * correct for them: those characters were never asked, so their
-     * quality lifts no ceiling until they answer.
-     */
-    qualityChoices?: [string, string][];
-    /** Which fake SIN the runner chose to present (Player.activeSin).
-     *  Absent = no choice made; bestFakeSin falls back to best rating. */
-    activeSin?: string;
-    metamagics: string[];
-    initiationGrade: number;
-    edgeRemaining: number;
-    haggledThisJob: boolean;
-    damageTaken: number;
-    stunTaken: number;
-    /** First aid already applied to this set of wounds (SR5 p.205).
-     *  OPTIONAL so pre-existing saves load: absent reads as "not yet
-     *  treated", which is the forgiving direction to be wrong in. Damage
-     *  itself persists, so without these the lock would be a save/reload
-     *  away from being free. */
-    firstAidGiven?: boolean;
-    /** Wounds already closed by a spell -- first aid may not follow it. */
-    magicallyHealed?: boolean;
-    needs: {
-        ateThisCycle: boolean;
-        sleptThisCycle: boolean;
-        hungerStreak: number;
-        sleepStreak: number;
-        hungerFatigue: number;
-        sleepFatigue: number;
-    };
-    /** 'guarded'/'aggressive' are the pre-2026-09-02 names; restore normalizes. */
-    autoStance: 'manual' | 'non-lethal' | 'lethal' | 'guarded' | 'aggressive';
-    /** Which intrusion action the next hack uses (uMQAhaAysgaKpWFkn).
-     *  Optional: saves written before 2026-09-03 have none, and load
-     *  as the shipped default of Brute Force. */
-    matrixStance?: 'attack' | 'sleaze';
-    inventory: ISavedItem[];
-    equipment: ISavedEquipment;
-}
-/** One hub room's divergence from its seed: inventory is a FULL
- *  replacement, the rest is runtime flags the seed can't express. */
-export interface ISavedRoomOverlay {
-    name: string;
-    inventory: ISavedItem[];
-    plainSightItems: string[];
-    /** THE FALLEN (2026-08-25): bodies left where they dropped, with what
-     *  they were carrying (Room.bodies). Optional -- absent in every save
-     *  written before bodies existed, which simply reads as "no corpses
-     *  here", so no SAVE_VERSION bump is owed. Persisted because the gear
-     *  is ON the body now: without this a kill's loot would evaporate on
-     *  reload, where before it sat in the room's own inventory. */
-    bodies?: {
-        name: string;
-        cell: {
-            x: number;
-            y: number;
-            z: number;
-        };
-        inventory: ISavedItem[];
-    }[];
-    searchedBy: string[];
-    visitedBy: string[];
-    hostCracked: boolean;
-    doorLocks: {
-        direction: string;
-        isLocked: boolean;
-    }[];
-    /** Bank/authority deposits (Room._currencyLedger) -- player's only. */
-    currencyLedger: {
-        owner: string;
-        items: ISavedItem[];
-    }[];
-}
-export interface ISavedNpcOverlay {
-    name: string;
-    room: string;
-    atSpot?: string;
-    damageTaken: number;
-    stunTaken: number;
-    surrendered: boolean;
-    objective?: string;
-    /** AI memory tail -- how a contact remembers you across sessions. */
-    history: string[];
-    inventory: ISavedItem[];
-    equipment: ISavedEquipment;
-}
-export interface ISavedHub {
-    rooms: ISavedRoomOverlay[];
-    npcs: ISavedNpcOverlay[];
-    /** Seed NPCs absent from the live scene (killed) -- removed QUIETLY
-     *  on load; their dropped gear is already in the room overlays. */
-    deadActors: string[];
-    /** Devices by name, and the whole of their state. `bypassBurned`
-     *  went with the puzzle mechanic -- a lock you failed to force is a
-     *  lock you can try again. */
-    devices: {
-        name: string;
-        open: boolean; /** Barrier boxes taken (p.197), additive 2026-09-03; absent = whole. */
-        damage?: number;
-    }[];
-    /**
-     * A TOMBSTONE, always written as [], never read by this build.
-     *
-     * It exists for an OLDER READER, not for us. v5.64.0 is shipped, and
-     * its persistence.ts line 530 is `for (const p of saved.puzzles)`
-     * with no guard -- so a save written without this field makes that
-     * build throw "saved.puzzles is not iterable" on resume. Not
-     * degraded: a hard crash.
-     *
-     * And saves MOVE. cloud-saves.ts mirrors the whole ISaveFileV1
-     * including this overlay, so a player on two machines, a rollback,
-     * or a server pin lagging the client all put a new save in front of
-     * an old reader.
-     *
-     * SAFE TO DELETE only once v5.64.0 is out of the wild -- check
-     * before you do; nothing in THIS build will fail if you remove it.
-     */
-    puzzles: {
-        name: string;
-        solved: boolean;
-        bypassBurned: boolean;
-    }[];
-    worldEvents: string[];
-    /**
-     * THE SITE ALARM, and it rides here for the same reason worldEvents
-     * does. A ring of recent events and a site that went loud are BOTH
-     * mid-run facts about the place, and persisting one without the other
-     * lets a reload forget the alarm while keeping the sentence about it.
-     * Optional: saves written before this field simply come back quiet.
-     */
-    siteAlarm?: {
-        reason: string;
-        count: number;
-    };
-    roomOwnership: [string, string][];
-    itemOwnership: [string, string][];
-    /** The hideout is Game-owned and in no seed -- its whole inventory
-     *  (the stash) and the player's secure storage ride here. */
-    home: {
-        inventory: ISavedItem[];
-        secureStash: ISavedItem[];
-        /** THE GARAGE (SR5 p.370 Special Work Area, 2026-09-05): the frames
-         *  parked in the bay. Additive and optional -- absent means no
-         *  garage, and an older build ignores it. Written by the chargen
-         *  factory at birth and by every save after. */
-        garage?: ISavedItem[];
-    };
-}
-export interface ISavedGig {
-    from: string;
-    to: string;
-    itemName: string;
-    itemDescription: string;
-    pay: number;
-    brief: string;
-}
-export interface ISavedGameState {
-    location?: ISavedLocation;
-    lifestyleTier: string;
-    /** Lifestyle options by canonical key (SR5 p.370; today only 'garage').
-     *  Optional -- absent in saves written before 2026-09-05. */
-    lifestyleOptions?: string[];
-    /** The Big Ten grid a High lifestyle rides (SR5 p.222); absent = the engine default. */
-    gridProvider?: string;
-    rentDebt: number;
-    tier: number;
-    contacts: [string, {
-        connection: number;
-        loyalty: number;
-        spent: number;
-        gigs: number;
-        asked: boolean;
-        role?: string;
-        note?: string;
-    }][];
-    /** SWAG orders in flight (commands/source.ts): paid, awaiting the
-     *  next homecoming. Optional -- absent in pre-swag v1 saves. */
-    procurements?: {
-        contact: string;
-        itemConfig: ISavedItem;
-        price: number;
-    }[];
-    /** DocWagon contract (utilities/docwagon.ts). Optional -- uninsured. */
-    docwagon?: {
-        tier: string;
-        resuscsLeft: number;
-        homecomingsLeft: number;
-    };
-    /** A REGISTERED sprite (commands/register.ts): the technomancer's
-     *  persistent companion, re-shelled at resume. Optional.
-     *
-     *  SUPERSEDED by `registeredSprites` (2026-08-28) and kept only so
-     *  saves written before that date still restore their sprite. Nothing
-     *  WRITES this field any more; the loader reads it when the array is
-     *  absent. Do not add a second writer -- one field written in two
-     *  places is how a save ends up disagreeing with itself. */
-    registeredSprite?: {
-        spriteType: string;
-        level: number;
-        tasks: number;
-    };
-    /** EVERY registered sprite (commands/register.ts): permanent
-     *  companions waiting in the Resonance, re-shelled at resume. A
-     *  technomancer may hold LOGIC of them (SR5 p.254-256), so this is a
-     *  list -- see the note on `registeredSprite` above for what it
-     *  replaced. Optional; absent in pre-2026-08-28 saves. */
-    registeredSprites?: IRegisteredSprite[];
-    /** THE CREW (commands/crew.ts, lead.ts): persistent teammates who
-     *  ride every run. `ghost` slots belong to other players (Phase B).
-     *  Optional -- absent in pre-crew saves. */
-    crew?: {
-        name: string;
-        source: 'hired' | 'contact' | 'ghost';
-        archetypeName?: string;
-        description: string;
-        combat: Record<string, unknown>;
-        gear: ISavedItem[];
-        cutPct: number;
-        jobsRun: number;
-        trainedThisCycle?: boolean;
-        /** `liveOnly` = a friend invite ("crew invite"): rides live shared
-         *  runs only, never AI-driven locally. */
-        ghost?: {
-            slug: string;
-            owner: string;
-            liveOnly?: boolean;
-        };
-    }[];
-    /** DEPRECATED one-slot predecessor of `crew` -- read for migration on
-     *  resume, never written by current builds. */
-    enlistedAlly?: {
-        name: string;
-        description: string;
-        combat: Record<string, unknown>;
-    };
-    /** Who refused Leadership's Command recruit, at what loyalty. */
-    commandRefusals?: Record<string, number>;
-    fencedCategories: string[];
-    /** Rumor pool stays seed-sourced; only the cursor + active persist. */
-    rumorIndex: number;
-    activeRumor?: string;
-    /** The gig pool IS saved -- offerGigFrom splices entries out of it. */
-    gigPool: ISavedGig[];
-    gigIndex: number;
-    gigAvailable?: ISavedGig;
-    activeGig?: {
-        from: string;
-        to: string;
-        itemName: string;
-        pay: number;
-    };
-    /** A drafted-but-untaken job survives a quit -- 20-40s of generation
-     *  (and any haggled payout, which lives in the seed) not re-billed. */
-    /** `accepted` is the flag "accept" sets (job-offer.ts) and the taxi's
-     *  hub gate reads (call.ts): a seed Krow DRAFTED is not a fare, and
-     *  without persisting it a resumed campaign forgot you had shaken on
-     *  the job. Optional because saves written before it exist; those
-     *  restore as un-accepted, which costs one "call Krow" once. */
-    pendingRun?: {
-        seed: ISceneSeedJson;
-        tier: number;
-        ride?: {
-            arrive: string;
-            board: string;
-        };
-        accepted?: boolean;
-    };
-}
-export interface ISaveFileV1 {
-    version: typeof SAVE_VERSION;
-    savedAt: string;
-    reason: SaveReason;
-    playerName: string;
-    /** Cheap fields for the launcher's Continue menu -- no deep parse. */
-    summary: {
-        archetypeName?: string;
-        karma: number;
-        currency: number;
-        lifestyleTier: string;
-        hubName: string;
-    };
-    /** The hub seed EMBEDDED: resume never depends on scene2.json (or a
-     *  generated hub) still existing or matching. */
-    hubSeed: ISceneSeedJson;
-    player: ISavedPlayer;
-    game: ISavedGameState;
-    hub: ISavedHub;
-    /** Cloud-sync bookkeeping: the cloud copy's savedAt as of our last
-     *  successful push/pull -- divergence detection.
-     *
-     *  MEANS DIFFERENT THINGS FOR THE TWO KINDS OF RUNNER NOW. For an
-     *  ANONYMOUS save it is vestigial (nothing is ever pushed). For a
-     *  BOUND one the server is authoritative and there is no divergence
-     *  to detect during play -- the field survives for the launcher's
-     *  MIGRATION pass and for comparing a spill against the server copy,
-     *  which are the only two places a local bound file is still read.
-     *  It is no longer evidence that a local file is a legitimate second
-     *  home for the character. */
-    sync?: {
-        lastCloudSavedAt?: string;
-    };
-    /** ACCOUNT BINDING (ruling 2026-08-23): the maka-cli.com userId this
-     *  runner belongs to. A bound runner plays only under its own login
-     *  (the launcher enforces); absent WITHOUT `anonymous` = legacy save,
-     *  prompted bind-or-anonymous at the next logged-in launch. */
-    owner?: string;
-    /** Explicitly account-less: never presence, never cloud, never the
-     *  street -- a purely local life. */
-    anonymous?: boolean;
-}

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package/bundle/typescript/src/commands/game/sideQuest/types/seed/device-seed.d.ts

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-/**
- * A DEVICE IN A ROOM -- the seed shape that replaces the old puzzles[].
- *
- * The user's framing is the specification: "A lock is not a puzzle, it
- * has a key. A keypad has an interface (to use). An NPC in the doorway
- * can be persuaded/bluffed/conned to move aside. A persistent forcewall
- * can be dispelled."
- *
- * Three of those four are DEVICES; the fourth is a person and has no
- * entry here on purpose (see npcs[].guarding / npcs[].passphrase).
- *
- * A DEVICE ALWAYS BELONGS TO A ROOM. There is no "attached to a door"
- * form, because a keypad beside a grate stands in one room -- the one
- * you must be in to reach it. The puzzle shape allowed both, and the
- * cost was two validators that had to agree, a normaliser between them,
- * and a placement fault the comments record as killing two consecutive
- * generations.
- */
-export type DeviceSeedKind = 'lock' | 'panel' | 'ward';
-export interface IDeviceSeedJson {
-    name: string;
-    /** MANDATORY. What the player sees when they look at it. Optional
-     *  descriptions are how a barrier ended up rendering the literal
-     *  string "undefined" into an NPC's prompt. */
-    description: string;
-    kind: DeviceSeedKind;
-    /**
-     * The credential that opens it -- ONLY valid on a 'panel'.
-     *
-     * User ruling, verbatim: "if it's a _mechanical_ lock, it has a key
-     * or can be picked. You can't talk at a _mechanical_ lock." A lock
-     * opens by key or by force; a ward answers to the Art. Neither has
-     * anything to hear a phrase with, and the migration drops a code off
-     * anything that is not a panel.
-     */
-    code?: string;
-    /** Item name that opens it outright -- a keycard, a physical key. */
-    keyItem?: string;
-    /** Item name handed over when it opens (a safe's contents). */
-    grantsItem?: string;
-    /** "At" spot of its room that it physically stands at. */
-    atSpot?: string;
-    /** The exit OF ITS OWN ROOM that opening this device unseals. The
-     *  door starts locked and the device is what unlocks it. */
-    opensExit?: string;
-    /**
-     * ALREADY OPEN when the scene starts, so its door begins unsealed.
-     *
-     * Added 2026-08-28 for the repro benches, and it turned out to be a
-     * hole rather than a nicety: a barrier that stands OPEN is a state
-     * NPCs have to describe correctly, and getting that wrong is a
-     * reported item on the board (jqqcxx2qfgZjLgRYm -- an accessor that
-     * "drops opened barriers, so an NPC with no information about a state
-     * invents one"). There was no way to author that state at all, which
-     * means no test and no bench could hold it still.
-     */
-    open?: boolean;
-    /** Terrain this device's footprint seals on the room grid, if it is
-     *  physically in the way (rubble, a shutter). */
-    guardsExit?: string;
-    footprint?: 'small' | 'medium' | 'large';
-    openMessage?: string;
-    refuseMessage?: string;
-    /**
-     * DEVICE RATING (catalog/barrier pass 2026-09-03; SR5 p.359-360, p.234,
-     * p.356). ONE number, three uses: the device's Firewall and Data
-     * Processing on the grid, the threshold of the Locksmith Extended Test
-     * that picks it by hand (Rating x 2), and the dice it rolls against a
-     * Sequencer or a Maglock Passkey. Absent = the kind's default (a door
-     * lock is 2, p.356). Clamped 1-12. Meaningless on a ward.
-     */
-    rating?: number;
-    /**
-     * BARRIER RATINGS (p.197-198): what the thing is MADE of, for shooting
-     * or blasting it apart -- Structure is its condition monitor, Armor is
-     * what it soaks with. Absent = Reinforced (security door: 8 / 12), or
-     * Heavy (12 / 20) when the footprint is large. A ward has neither.
-     */
-    structure?: number;
-    armor?: number;
-}

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package/bundle/typescript/src/commands/game/sideQuest/types/seed/exit-seed.d.ts

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-export interface IExitSeedJson {
-    direction: string;
-    targetRoom: string;
-    keyRequired?: string;
-    doorName?: string;
-    puzzle?: string;
-    atSpot?: string;
-}

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package/bundle/typescript/src/commands/game/sideQuest/types/seed/item-seed.d.ts

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-import { Size, Category, Rating } from '../shared/item-enum.js';
-export interface IItemSeedJson {
-    name: string;
-    description: string;
-    content?: string;
-    size: keyof typeof Size;
-    category: keyof typeof Category;
-    shape: string;
-    color: string;
-    texture: string;
-    rating: keyof typeof Rating;
-    weight: number;
-    details?: string;
-    currencyAmount?: number;
-    satisfiesLifestyle?: {
-        addictionTypes?: string[];
-        habitTags?: string[];
-    };
-    room?: string;
-    heldBy?: string;
-    owner?: string;
-    transferable?: boolean;
-    plane?: 'meat' | 'matrix' | 'astral';
-    price?: number;
-    atSpot?: string;
-    /**
-     * HOW THIS DECK IS CONFIGURED (SR5 p.227, "Deck Configuration"):
-     * indexes into the deck's attribute array for [attack, sleaze,
-     * dataProcessing, firewall]. Cyberdecks only; ignored elsewhere.
-     *
-     * The engine's default is [0,1,2,3] -- the array's biggest number on
-     * ATTACK, which is a runner's aggression and the right default for a
-     * deck somebody bought to break into things. It is the wrong default
-     * for a deck somebody bought so that nothing can break into THEM,
-     * and canon makes that a choice rather than a different deck: the
-     * same four numbers, assigned as the owner sees fit.
-     *
-     * So this exists to let a seed say who its owner is. Krow runs
-     * Firewall-first because he is a fixer who never leaves the office
-     * and has no interest in attacking anyone (iM58MmFAysCp9QT6m).
-     */
-    deckOrder?: number[];
-}

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