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Hand-copied mirror of\n * `JOB_SOURCES` in the platform's `backend/src/lib/job-source.ts`.\n */\nexport type JobSource = \"internal\" | \"mcp\" | \"app\" | \"cli\" | \"sdk\" | \"extension\" | \"web\" | \"api\"\n\nexport interface DeleteJobResult {\n  success: true\n}\n\n/** A session that holds a job now (`Job.sessions`). */\nexport interface JobSessionRef {\n  id: string\n  title: string | null\n  /** The session's project, or `null` when it has none. */\n  projectId: string | null\n}\n\nexport interface ListJobsParams {\n  /** One status or several (a job matching any of them). An unknown status is a 400. */\n  status?: JobStatus | readonly JobStatus[]\n  /** Exact match on `input_data.type` — the route that created the job\n   *  (`\"llm-structured\"`, `\"video-analysis\"`, …). One value or several (up to 20). */\n  type?: string | readonly string[]\n  /** Exact match on `input_data.origin` — the client app that sent it. */\n  origin?: string\n  /** The surface that created the job (`Job.source`): `\"mcp\"` lists what your\n   *  MCP clients (Claude, ChatGPT, …) made. One value or several. */\n  source?: JobSource | readonly JobSource[]\n  /** `true`: only jobs you favorited; `false`: only jobs you did not. */\n  favorited?: boolean\n  /** Your rating: `\"good\"`, `\"bad\"`, any (`\"rated\"`) or none (`\"unrated\"`). */\n  rating?: JobRatingFilter\n  /** The jobs of one generate-image batch (`count` / `models`) — its `batchId`. */\n  batchId?: string\n  /**\n   * The jobs a session of this project holds now — or, `\"none\"`, a session\n   * with no project. Each job once, however many sessions hold it. Not with\n   * `inSession: false`.\n   */\n  projectId?: string | \"none\"\n  /**\n   * `false`: the jobs no session holds now (General), whatever session they\n   * were born in. `true`: the jobs at least one session holds.\n   */\n  inSession?: boolean\n  /** `true`: each job carries `sessions`, the sessions that hold it now. */\n  withSessions?: boolean\n  /** Page size, 1–100 (server default 50). */\n  limit?: number\n  /** The previous page's `next`. */\n  cursor?: string\n}\n\n/** What {@link JobsResource.rate} answers: the job's rating now. */\nexport interface RateJobResult {\n  data: { jobId: string; rating: JobRating | null }\n}\n\n/**\n * {@link JobsResource.fromUpload}'s body: an image edited in the browser,\n * already stored with `client.uploads.upload`, and what it was made from.\n */\nexport interface JobFromUploadParams {\n  /** The edited image's `assetId`, as `client.uploads.upload` returned it. */\n  assetId: string\n  /** The job whose image was edited. */\n  sourceJobId?: string\n  /** Which of `sourceJobId`'s images was edited, when it made several. Default: its `imageUrl`. */\n  sourceImageUrl?: string\n  /** The upload that was edited, when the source is not a job. Not with `sourceJobId`. */\n  sourceAssetId?: string\n  /** The editor's design state, stored with `client.uploads.uploadJson`, so the edit can be reopened. */\n  editStateUrl?: string\n  /** The generation session to file the job in. */\n  sessionId?: string\n}\n\n/** A list filter value as the query string carries it: several are comma-separated. */\nfunction listParam(value: string | readonly string[] | undefined): string | undefined {\n  if (value === undefined) return undefined\n  return typeof value === \"string\" ? value : value.join(\",\")\n}\n\nexport interface ListJobsPage {\n  /**\n   * A page may hold fewer than `limit` rows — even none — and still carry a\n   * `next`. Page on `next`, never on `data.length`.\n   */\n  data: Job[]\n  /** Pass back as `cursor` for the next page; `null` on the last one. */\n  next: string | null\n}\n\n/**\n * Lean job status returned by `GET /v1/jobs/:id/status`. Skips the\n * `input_data` JSONB and cost columns. Its `output_data` still goes\n * through the server-only nested-field redaction. Intended for poll loops that\n * only need progress/output/error, and when the job finished.\n */\nexport interface JobStatusResult {\n  id: string\n  status: JobStatus\n  progress?: number\n  output_data?: unknown\n  error_message?: string | null\n  /** PR9: see {@link Job.error_hint}. */\n  error_hint?: JobErrorHint | null\n  /** PR9: see {@link Job.credit_status}. */\n  credit_status?: CreditStatus | null\n  /** When the job finished, on the server's clock; null until it has. */\n  completed_at?: string | null\n}\n\nexport class JobsResource {\n  constructor(private client: NodaroClientCore) {}\n\n  /** Get a single job by ID. */\n  get(id: string): Promise<{ data: Job }> {\n    return this.client.request(\"GET\", `/v1/jobs/${encodeURIComponent(id)}`)\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Your jobs, newest first (`GET /v1/jobs`), cursor-paginated. `type` and\n   * `origin` filter on the job's own `input_data`, which every job carries —\n   * a client app lists its runs with `{ type: \"llm-structured\", origin: \"studio\" }`.\n   * `status` and `type` take one value or a list; `favorited` and `rating`\n   * filter on your own marks, `source` on the surface that created the job.\n   * `projectId` / `inSession` filter on where the job is now (a project's\n   * sessions, or General), and `withSessions` says which sessions each job is\n   * in — for \"everything in this project\". Every filter combines with AND,\n   * and each job carries `favorited` and `rating`. A deleted job is never\n   * listed: read the Trash with `client.trash.list()`.\n   */\n  list(params: ListJobsParams = {}): Promise<ListJobsPage> {\n    const { status, type, source, inSession, withSessions, ...rest } = params\n    return this.client.request<ListJobsPage>(\"GET\", \"/v1/jobs\", {\n      query: {\n        ...rest,\n        status: listParam(status),\n        type: listParam(type),\n        source: listParam(source),\n        inSession: inSession === undefined ? undefined : String(inSession),\n        withSessions: withSessions ? \"true\" : undefined,\n      },\n    })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Record an image edited in the browser as a job (`POST /v1/jobs/from-upload`):\n   * a completed, private, free `image-edit` job whose `output_data.imageUrl` is\n   * the upload, linked to its source in `input_data` (`sourceJobId` /\n   * `sourceAssetId`, `sourceImageUrl`). It then lists, rates, favorites and\n   * files into a session like any image job. One upload is one job: the same\n   * `assetId` again returns the same job. OAuth apps need the `assets:write`\n   * scope. A deployment's job policy can refuse the image ({@link JobBlockedError}).\n   */\n  fromUpload(params: JobFromUploadParams): Promise<{ data: Job }> {\n    return this.client.request<{ data: Job }>(\"POST\", \"/v1/jobs/from-upload\", { body: params })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Rate one of your jobs `\"good\"` or `\"bad\"`, or clear the rating with\n   * `null` (`PUT /v1/jobs/:id/rating`). Only the job's owner rates it — anyone\n   * else's job is a `NotFoundError`. The rating reads back as `Job.rating`\n   * and filters {@link list}. OAuth apps need the `assets:write` scope.\n   */\n  rate(id: string, rating: JobRating | null): Promise<RateJobResult> {\n    return this.client.request<RateJobResult>(\"PUT\", `/v1/jobs/${encodeURIComponent(id)}/rating`, {\n      body: { rating },\n    })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Get the lean status of a single job (poll-loop friendly).\n   * Hits `GET /v1/jobs/:id/status` — returns only id/status/progress/\n   * output_data/error_message, with far less wire/CPU cost than `get()`.\n   * Same auth + ownership semantics as {@link get}.\n   */\n  getStatus(id: string): Promise<{ data: JobStatusResult }> {\n    return this.client.request(\n      \"GET\",\n      `/v1/jobs/${encodeURIComponent(id)}/status`,\n    )\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Cancel a job. Server route is `POST /v1/jobs/:jobId/cancel`.\n   * Refunds any reserved credit holds. A running LLM job priced per model\n   * (metered) whose call has already started answers\n   * `{ success: true, cancelled: 0, inFlight: true }`: it finishes and is\n   * charged only what it used. A job stopped before its call starts is\n   * refunded, except for what an earlier attempt of the same job already used\n   * (a retry after a billed attempt): that is charged.\n   */\n  cancel(id: string): Promise<CancelJobResult> {\n    return this.client.request(\n      \"POST\",\n      `/v1/jobs/${encodeURIComponent(id)}/cancel`,\n    )\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Delete a job: it goes to the Trash (`client.trash.list()`). It is left out\n   * of every read from then on, stays restorable for 30 days ({@link restore},\n   * back into the sessions it was in), and is then deleted for good, as a\n   * delete always was (a copy saved to the Library stays). `{ forever: true }` deletes a job already in the Trash for good now;\n   * on a live job it fails with a 409 `NodaroError` whose `code` is\n   * `\"not_in_trash\"`. Only the job's owner (or an admin) may delete it; a job\n   * that is still running keeps running — cancel it first when its worker\n   * should stop ({@link cancel}). Nothing is refunded. OAuth apps need the\n   * `assets:write` scope.\n   */\n  delete(id: string, options: { forever?: boolean } = {}): Promise<DeleteJobResult> {\n    return this.client.request(\n      \"DELETE\",\n      `/v1/jobs/${encodeURIComponent(id)}`,\n      options.forever ? { query: { forever: \"true\" } } : {},\n    )\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Bring a deleted job back from the Trash: it reappears in every read and in\n   * every session it was in. A job that is not in the Trash succeeds too.\n   * OAuth apps need the `assets:write` scope.\n   */\n  restore(id: string): Promise<{ success: true }> {\n    return this.client.request(\"POST\", `/v1/jobs/${encodeURIComponent(id)}/restore`)\n  }\n}\n"]}

package/dist/{chunk-JOVJAKBT.cjs → chunk-2LOTDOUV.cjs}

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
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-var chunkFM2KM5TY_cjs = require('./chunk-FM2KM5TY.cjs');
+var chunkZ4B4SZ33_cjs = require('./chunk-Z4B4SZ33.cjs');
 var organizations = require('@nodaro/shared/organizations');
 
 // src/binary-response.ts
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ async function readBinaryResponse(response, maxBytes) {
   }
   return bytes.buffer;
 }
-var SDK_VERSION = "2.54.0" ;
+var SDK_VERSION = "2.56.0" ;
 var CLIENT_HEADER = "X-Nodaro-Client";
 var isBrowser = () => typeof window !== "undefined" && typeof window.document !== "undefined";
 var NodaroClientCore = class {
@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ var NodaroClientCore = class {
     };
     if (token) headers["Authorization"] = `Bearer ${token}`;
     const ac = new AbortController();
-    const timeoutId = setTimeout(() => ac.abort(), this.timeoutMs);
+    const timeoutId = setTimeout(() => ac.abort(), options.timeoutMs ?? this.timeoutMs);
     const abort = () => ac.abort(options.signal?.reason);
     options.signal?.addEventListener("abort", abort, { once: true });
     if (options.signal?.aborted) abort();
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 exports.NodaroClientCore = NodaroClientCore;
 exports.StaticTokenAuth = StaticTokenAuth;
 exports.supabaseAuth = supabaseAuth;
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+import { throwFromResponse } from './chunk-4VP2GFIZ.js';
 import { WORKSPACE_HEADER } from '@nodaro/shared/organizations';
 
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@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
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-var chunkFRQJNGJS_cjs = require('./chunk-FRQJNGJS.cjs');
+var chunkQ4MFQC2J_cjs = require('./chunk-Q4MFQC2J.cjs');
 
 // src/resources/media.ts
 var MediaResource = class {
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    * `requireAudio: false` to accept a clip that really has no sound. Returns a
    * `downloadId`; progress streams from
    * `GET /v1/download-video/progress/:downloadId` (server-sent events) and the
-   * finished file lands in your library.
+   * finished file lands in your library. A section is fetched with ±3 s of
+   * padding for the caller to trim; `exactSection: true` cuts it exactly at
+   * `sectionStartSec`–`sectionEndSec` instead.
    */
   downloadVideo(input) {
     return this.client.request("POST", "/v1/download-video", { body: input });
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       headers: token ? { Authorization: `Bearer ${token}` } : {},
       signal: opts.signal
     });
-    yield* chunkFRQJNGJS_cjs.readSseStream(res, { label: "progress stream" });
+    yield* chunkQ4MFQC2J_cjs.readSseStream(res, { label: "progress stream" });
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   /**
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    * `trim` is `[startTime, endTime]` in seconds; `deleteSource: true` removes
    * the source object afterwards when it is yours and nothing else references
-   * it ("the cut replaces the original"). Answers the stored file.
+   * it ("the cut replaces the original"). Answers the stored file. The
+   * platform may take up to 300 s on a long file: pass `timeoutMs` to wait
+   * longer than the client's default.
    */
-  process(input) {
-    return this.client.request("POST", "/v1/media/process", { body: input });
+  process(input, options = {}) {
+    return this.client.request("POST", "/v1/media/process", { body: input, ...options });
+  }
+  /**
+   * Throw away a file you just made and no longer need (`POST /v1/media/discard`):
+   * a link download replaced before use, a cut superseded by a newer one, a
+   * picture imported then cancelled. Not a general delete. The file goes only
+   * when it is your own, was made by a link download (`downloadVideo`), a cut
+   * (`process`) or a URL import, is under 24 hours old, and no job of yours
+   * uses it (as an output or as an input such as a run's `videoUrl`);
+   * otherwise it is left untouched and the call fails with 409
+   * `not_discardable`. `discarded: false` means there was nothing of yours at
+   * that address (already gone, or not yours).
+   */
+  discard(input) {
+    return this.client.request("POST", "/v1/media/discard", { body: input });
   }
 };
 
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Rejected (400) on the static `subtitle` style. */\n  animate?: boolean\n}\n\n/** One caption SEGMENT: a time range with optional style/look overrides and its\n *  own words (`text`/`captions`, else the shared transcript filtered to range).\n *  A segmented render is entirely Remotion, so any `style` is valid here. */\nexport interface CaptionSegmentInput extends CaptionLookInput {\n  startMs: number\n  endMs: number\n  style?: CaptionStyle\n  position?: \"bottom\" | \"top\" | \"center\"\n  fontSize?: number\n  color?: string\n  backgroundColor?: string\n  text?: string\n  captions?: CaptionEntry[]\n}\n\n/** {@link MediaResource.addCaptions} input. */\nexport interface AddCaptionsInput extends CaptionLookInput {\n  videoUrl: string\n  text?: string\n  captions?: CaptionEntry[]\n  /** Transcribe the video's audio when no text/captions are given (default true). */\n  autoTranscribe?: boolean\n  transcribeProvider?: TranscribeLane\n  style?: CaptionStyle\n  position?: \"bottom\" | \"top\" | \"center\"\n  fontSize?: number\n  color?: string\n  backgroundColor?: string\n  /** Apply different treatments to time ranges in one call (non-overlapping). */\n  segments?: CaptionSegmentInput[]\n}\n\n/**\n * Media ingestion + trimming — the source-preparation steps a Voice Changer Pro\n * flow (or any pipeline) needs before it has a clip to work on: pull a social\n * video into storage, copy a remote URL into storage, trim a video/audio to a\n * range, and probe a video's metadata. Each generation-style op returns a job id\n * to poll (`jobs.get(jobId)`); `videoMetadata` is a direct read.\n */\n/**\n * Where one overlay layer should go, in {@link MediaResource.imageOverlay}'s\n * percent units — the answer from {@link MediaResource.suggestOverlayPlacement}.\n */\nexport interface OverlayPlacement {\n  /** The point on the base image the layer attaches to. */\n  anchor: OverlayAnchor\n  /** Offset from the anchor in % of the base width (negative on a right anchor = inward). */\n  x: number\n  /** Offset from the anchor in % of the base height (negative on a bottom anchor = inward). */\n  y: number\n  /** The layer's width in % of the base width. */\n  width: number\n  /** One sentence, plain language, on why this spot. */\n  reason: string\n}\n\nexport class MediaResource {\n  constructor(private client: NodaroClientCore) {}\n\n  /**\n   * Download a social video (YouTube / TikTok / Instagram / X / Facebook) into\n   * your storage (`POST /v1/download-video`). `maxHeight` caps the resolution\n   * (default \"best\"); `sectionStartSec` + `sectionEndSec` (both-or-neither) fetch\n   * ONLY that time range instead of the whole video. A download that arrives\n   * with no audio stream FAILS by default (it is usually a degraded source\n   * response, and is retried through other routes first); pass\n   * `requireAudio: false` to accept a clip that really has no sound. Returns a\n   * `downloadId`; progress streams from\n   * `GET /v1/download-video/progress/:downloadId` (server-sent events) and the\n   * finished file lands in your library. A section is fetched with ±3 s of\n   * padding for the caller to trim; `exactSection: true` cuts it exactly at\n   * `sectionStartSec`–`sectionEndSec` instead.\n   */\n  downloadVideo(input: {\n    url: string\n    maxHeight?: number\n    sectionStartSec?: number\n    sectionEndSec?: number\n    exactSection?: boolean\n    requireAudio?: boolean\n  }): Promise<{ downloadId: string }> {\n    return this.client.request<{ downloadId: string }>(\"POST\", \"/v1/download-video\", { body: input })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Stream the live progress of a {@link MediaResource.downloadVideo} import\n   * (`GET /v1/download-video/progress/:downloadId`, server-sent events) as an\n   * async iterable. Yields a {@link DownloadVideoProgress} roughly every 500ms\n   * until the download reaches `completed` (its event carries the stored\n   * `videoUrl`) or `failed` (its event carries `error`), then ends. 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All-equal hints change nothing; grid ignores them.\n   * For storyboards, set `numbered` to stamp a 1-based sequence badge at each\n   * image's corner (top-left by default; `badgePosition: \"top-right\"` moves it;\n   * in `imageUrls` order) and pass `imageLabels`\n   * (index-aligned with `imageUrls`; `null`/`\"\"`/omitted = no caption for that\n   * image) to caption images after the number, e.g. `3 · Close-up`. Badges are\n   * an overlay only — they never change the layout, the output size or the\n   * credit cost. 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Plus `opacity` (0..1), `rotation`\n   * (degrees), `blend` (`\"over\"` | `\"multiply\"` | `\"screen\"`), `fit`,\n   * `shadow` and `roundedCorners`. The output keeps the base's pixel size\n   * unless `canvas` is set. Flat credit cost. 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Nothing is composited here: apply the\n   * placement yourself.\n   *\n   * `layerAspect` is the element's width / height (1 = square, the default) so\n   * the proposed box stays in proportion; `intent` says what the element is\n   * (\"a logo\", \"a price badge\"); `safeArea` is the always-visible region as\n   * fractions of the canvas (a platform preset's safe area), which the\n   * placement is kept inside. Unlike the other media calls this one answers\n   * synchronously — there is nothing to poll; `jobId` is the billing record\n   * (one image-to-text call).\n   */\n  suggestOverlayPlacement(input: {\n    imageUrl: string\n    layerAspect?: number\n    intent?: string\n    safeArea?: { x: number; y: number; w: number; h: number }\n    llmModel?: string\n  }): Promise<{ jobId: string; placement: OverlayPlacement }> {\n    return this.client.request<{ jobId: string; placement: OverlayPlacement }>(\n      \"POST\",\n      \"/v1/image-overlay/suggest-placement\",\n      { body: input },\n    )\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Trim a video to a range (`POST /v1/trim-video`). Give the range in whichever\n   * unit fits: `startTime`/`endTime` seconds, `trim*Frames`, `trim*Seconds`, or\n   * `keepFirst`/`keepLastSeconds`. 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Give the words as\n   * `text`, word-timed `captions[]`, or let it transcribe (`autoTranscribe`,\n   * the default when neither is set).\n   *\n   * `style: \"subtitle\"` renders statically (FFmpeg) UNLESS it carries a styling\n   * lever, in which case it — like the KINETIC styles (`word-highlight` /\n   * `karaoke` / `tiktok-words` / `word-pop` / `bouncy`) — renders via Remotion.\n   * `look` picks a preset — `outline` (Montserrat 900, UPPERCASE, black outline,\n   * yellow spoken word — the TikTok/Reels read) or `clean`; an UNSET look renders\n   * as `outline`. The explicit STYLING levers (`fontFamily`, `fontWeight`,\n   * `strokeColor`/`strokeWidth`, `uppercase`, `positionY`, `maxWordsPerLine`)\n   * override individual fields of it and now apply to `subtitle` too. 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Each layer has an `imageUrl`, a `start` and an optional `end`\n   * in seconds (no `end` = to the end of the video) and a placement: a\n   * `preset` (`\"card\"`, `\"corner-badge\"` with a `corner`, `\"full-frame\"`) or\n   * an explicit box in {@link MediaResource.imageOverlay}'s percent vocabulary\n   * (`anchor`, `x`, `y`, `width`, `height`, `fit`) — an explicit box field\n   * overrides the preset, and a layer with neither is a corner badge\n   * (bottom-right, or the `corner` it names). `outputAspect` renders onto a\n   * 16:9 / 9:16 / 1:1 / 4:5 canvas\n   * (`baseFit` cover by default; `backgroundColor` pads `contain`). 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Feed the mask to\n   * {@link MediaResource.maskComposite}.\n   *\n   * `holdLastMask: true` keeps the last mask on frames where the subject is\n   * lost (a mask covering under 0.002 % of the frame, e.g. a face behind a\n   * hand): each such frame after the first detection repeats the most recent\n   * non-empty one, for at most 1 s of frames (`VIDEO_MASK_LIMITS.HOLD_MAX_SEC`;\n   * longer gaps stay empty after that); the output then also carries `heldFrames`.\n   * `minSubjectHeightPct` (0–100, default 0 = off) drops every connected\n   * region whose bounding box is shorter than that % of the frame height\n   * (extras' small faces behind the main subject); it runs before\n   * `holdLastMask`, and the output then carries `droppedRegions`.\n   * `maxSubjectHeightPct` (0–100, default 0 = off) is its mirror: it drops\n   * regions TALLER than that % (keep only the small background faces). With\n   * both set a region is kept when min ≤ height ≤ max; min > max is a 400.\n   * `zone` (`{ leftPct, rightPct, topPct, bottomPct }`, each 0–49 % of the\n   * frame, a margin left out = 0; default null = off) keeps only the regions\n   * whose bounding-box centre lies inside the frame minus those margins (after\n   * the size cuts, before `holdLastMask`). `perShot: true` finds the clip's\n   * scene cuts first and segments each shot on its own: the subject is\n   * detected again after every cut, `holdLastMask` never crosses a cut, and\n   * each shot's mask is fitted to that shot's exact frame count; on a clip\n   * with no cut it gives the same mask, fitted to the clip's exact frame\n   * count. The output carries `shots` (1 when off). `redetectEverySec` (0 =\n   * off, the default, or 1–10) also detects the subject again every that\n   * many seconds — the clip (each shot, with `perShot`) is sent to the model\n   * in pieces of at most that length, a last piece under 8 frames joining the\n   * one before — so someone who walks in or turns to the camera mid-shot is\n   * masked from the next boundary on. These boundaries are not cuts:\n   * `holdLastMask` holds across them. Each piece is one more model request\n   * (three run at a time), so it is slower; the price does not change. The\n   * output's `chunks` counts the requests.\n   */\n  videoMask(input: VideoMaskRequest): Promise<{ jobId: string }> {\n    return this.client.request<{ jobId: string }>(\"POST\", \"/v1/video-mask\", { body: input })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Place a foreground video over a background video through a mask video\n   * (`POST /v1/mask-composite`; white = foreground) — local FFmpeg, no AI.\n   * The result follows the foreground's size, frame rate and length; the\n   * background is fitted (`backgroundFit`, default cover) and loops when\n   * shorter; the mask holds its last frame when shorter. Optional\n   * `invertMask`, `feather` (0–20 px), `grow` (−10–10 px), `opacity` (0–1,\n   * default 1: how strongly the foreground covers the background inside the\n   * mask) and `audioSource` (foreground / background / mix / none). Priced per started 5 seconds of\n   * the result (the video it follows up to 300 s). 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The\n   * platform may take up to 300 s on a long file: pass `timeoutMs` to wait\n   * longer than the client's default.\n   */\n  process(\n    input: MediaProcessInput,\n    options: { timeoutMs?: number; signal?: AbortSignal } = {},\n  ): Promise<{ data: MediaProcessResult }> {\n    return this.client.request<{ data: MediaProcessResult }>(\"POST\", \"/v1/media/process\", { body: input, ...options })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Throw away a file you just made and no longer need (`POST /v1/media/discard`):\n   * a link download replaced before use, a cut superseded by a newer one, a\n   * picture imported then cancelled. Not a general delete. The file goes only\n   * when it is your own, was made by a link download (`downloadVideo`), a cut\n   * (`process`) or a URL import, is under 24 hours old, and no job of yours\n   * uses it (as an output or as an input such as a run's `videoUrl`);\n   * otherwise it is left untouched and the call fails with 409\n   * `not_discardable`. `discarded: false` means there was nothing of yours at\n   * that address (already gone, or not yours).\n   */\n  discard(input: { url: string }): Promise<{ data: MediaDiscardResult }> {\n    return this.client.request<{ data: MediaDiscardResult }>(\"POST\", \"/v1/media/discard\", { body: input })\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * One event from {@link MediaResource.downloadVideoProgress}. The stream ends\n * after a `completed` event (which carries the stored `videoUrl` + an optional\n * `thumbnailUrl`) or a `failed` event (which carries `error`).\n */\nexport interface DownloadVideoProgress {\n  phase: \"downloading\" | \"processing\" | \"uploading\" | \"completed\" | \"failed\"\n  /** Download percent (0–100). Section fetches report jumpy percents — display, don't sum. */\n  percent: number\n  /** The imported video's storage URL — set on the `completed` event. */\n  videoUrl?: string\n  /** Thumbnail storage URL — set on the `completed` event when one was captured. */\n  thumbnailUrl?: string\n  /** What went wrong — set on the `failed` event. */\n  error?: string\n}\n\n/** Result of {@link MediaResource.videoMetadata}. 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 async function* readSseStream(res, opts = {}) {
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 }
 
 export { readSseStream };
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In both\n   *   totals when it always runs; outside both when it is the retry\n   *   (`privacyCredits`).\n   *\n   * `motion` and `motionExpected` are alternatives, so the parts sum to more\n   * than either total: read `totalCredits` and `expectedCredits`, never the\n   * sum. Other parts may appear.\n   */\n  breakdown: {\n    base?: number\n    /** @deprecated read {@link base} (an older server answered this name for the same part). */\n    castSwap?: number\n    references: number\n    motion?: number\n    motionExpected?: number\n    privacy?: number\n  } & Record<string, number>\n  /**\n   * The extra credits charged only if the video model refuses the clip and\n   * the run is retried (Nodaro's setting for the engine decides whether it\n   * does). Not in `totalCredits` or `expectedCredits`; `run()` needs credits\n   * for both the hold and this (else 402).\n   */\n  privacyCredits?: number\n  /** @deprecated read {@link privacyCredits} (an older server answered this name). */\n  maskingCredits?: number\n  /**\n   * `true` when the video is made at Auto length (every Nodaro Motion Prism\n   * run): the final charge is expected to come out lower than `totalCredits`,\n   * at about `expectedCredits`. `false` on Nodaro Motion Pulse.\n   */\n  settlesLower: boolean\n}\n\n/** Per-call options for {@link CastSwapResource.run}. */\nexport interface CastSwapRunOptions {\n  /**\n   * Sent as the `Idempotency-Key` header, unchanged (the SDK checks nothing;\n   * an empty string sends no header, like no key).\n   * The server takes 8–200 characters and answers 400 for any other length.\n   * Reuse the same value when retrying the same run: within about 10 s the\n   * repeat answers 200 `{ jobId, deduped: true }`, later 202 with the first\n   * run's `jobId`. Nothing new is started or charged.\n   */\n  idempotencyKey?: string\n}\n\n/**\n * What a Full Quality version would be: `\"same-take\"` re-renders a Nodaro\n * Motion Prism draft's own take at 1080p; `\"new-take\"` makes a new Nodaro Motion Pulse take at\n * 1080p from a 720p run's inputs (it will not match the 720p run frame for\n * frame). The 720p run or draft stays either way.\n */\nexport type CastSwapFullQualityKind = \"same-take\" | \"new-take\"\n\n/**\n * What a Full Quality version of a run would cost\n * (`POST /v1/cast-swap/:jobId/full-quality/estimate`): a Nodaro Motion Prism\n * draft, or a completed Nodaro Motion Pulse run at 720p.\n */\nexport interface CastSwapFullQualityEstimate {\n  /**\n   * Which Full Quality this is ({@link CastSwapFullQualityKind}), so it can\n   * be worded right. 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The only refusal\n *   that ends on its own;\n * - `full_quality_unavailable` (409): final — nothing kept to re-render, no\n *   readable completion time, or the 1080p finalize refuses this draft; on\n *   the start only, also \"failed too many times\" (every try failed) or no\n *   try can be started for this run;\n * - `insufficient_credits` (402), or in a workspace `budget_exceeded`,\n *   `member_cap_exceeded` or `user_allowance_exceeded`;\n * - `job_blocked` (422): the request was blocked by the job policy;\n * - `job_read_failed` (503, retryable), `estimate_unavailable` (503, try\n *   again shortly), `host_too_old` (503).\n *\n * Open-ended: a code not listed here may still arrive.\n */\nexport type CastSwapFullQualityRefusalCode =\n  | \"unauthorized\"\n  | \"not_found\"\n  | \"not_completed\"\n  | \"not_a_draft\"\n  | \"draft_expired\"\n  | \"full_quality_pending\"\n  | \"full_quality_unavailable\"\n  | \"insufficient_credits\"\n  | \"budget_exceeded\"\n  | \"member_cap_exceeded\"\n  | \"user_allowance_exceeded\"\n  | \"job_blocked\"\n  | \"job_read_failed\"\n  | \"estimate_unavailable\"\n  | \"host_too_old\"\n  | (string & {})\n\nexport class CastSwapResource {\n  constructor(private client: NodaroClientCore) {}\n\n  /**\n   * Start a Nodaro Motion run (`POST /v1/cast-swap`, 202 `{ jobId }`). Returns the\n   * job to follow. With `options.idempotencyKey` (sent as the\n   * `Idempotency-Key` header; 8–200 characters, else 400) a repeat with the\n   * same key within about 10 s answers 200 `{ jobId, deduped: true }`, a later\n   * one 202 with the first run's `jobId`; nothing new starts.\n   */\n  run(params: CastSwapParams, options?: CastSwapRunOptions): Promise<{ jobId: string; deduped?: boolean }> {\n    return this.client.request(\"POST\", \"/v1/cast-swap\", {\n      body: params,\n      ...(options?.idempotencyKey ? { headers: { \"Idempotency-Key\": options.idempotencyKey } } : {}),\n    })\n  }\n\n  /** Quote a run before starting it (`POST /v1/cast-swap/estimate`); spends nothing. */\n  async estimate(params: CastSwapParams): Promise<CastSwapEstimate> {\n    const quote = await this.client.request<CastSwapEstimate>(\"POST\", \"/v1/cast-swap/estimate\", { body: params })\n    // An older server names the engine by an earlier id: answered as the public id it names.\n    const engine = nodaroMotionEngineFrom(quote?.engine)\n    return engine && engine !== quote.engine ? { ...quote, engine } : quote\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Quote finishing a run at Full Quality (`POST\n   * /v1/cast-swap/:jobId/full-quality/estimate`); spends nothing. `jobId` is a\n   * finished Nodaro Motion Prism DRAFT run, or a finished Nodaro Motion Pulse\n   * run at 720p (a Nodaro Motion or trend run); the quote's `kind` says whether it is the same take\n   * re-rendered or a new take. The quote\n   * does not look for a Full Quality already running: when one is,\n   * {@link fullQuality} answers it (`existing: true`) and charges nothing.\n   * Refusals: {@link CastSwapFullQualityRefusalCode}.\n   */\n  fullQualityEstimate(jobId: string): Promise<CastSwapFullQualityEstimate> {\n    return this.client.request(\"POST\", `/v1/cast-swap/${encodeURIComponent(jobId)}/full-quality/estimate`, { body: {} })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Finish a run at Full Quality (`POST /v1/cast-swap/:jobId/full-quality`):\n   * at 1080p, with the clip's audio, as a new job linked to the run — a\n   * Nodaro Motion Prism draft's own take re-rendered, or a new Nodaro Motion Pulse take from a\n   * 720p run's inputs (the quote's `kind`). SPENDS CREDITS: quote it first with\n   * {@link fullQualityEstimate}. Answers 202 `{ jobId }`, or 200\n   * `{ jobId, existing: true }` when this run's Full Quality is already\n   * running or done (one per run; a failed one may be asked again). Follow\n   * the job with `client.jobs.get(jobId)`. No `Idempotency-Key` is taken: the\n   * server keys the job by the draft. The new job keeps the draft's origin.\n   * Refusals: {@link CastSwapFullQualityRefusalCode}.\n   */\n  fullQuality(jobId: string, params: CastSwapFullQualityParams = {}): Promise<CastSwapFullQualityResult> {\n    const body = params.sessionId !== undefined ? { sessionId: params.sessionId } : {}\n    return this.client.request(\"POST\", `/v1/cast-swap/${encodeURIComponent(jobId)}/full-quality`, { body })\n  }\n}\n"]}
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Its price may differ from\n *   `\"precise\"`'s: the estimate shows the exact price.\n */\nexport type CastSwapStyle = \"precise\" | \"motion\"\n\n/**\n * Where a Nodaro Motion Pulse run cuts the clip to whole seconds (Pulse renders\n * whole seconds; asked for more than the clip, it would stretch the motion):\n * - `\"cut-end\"` (the default): drop the fraction of a second at its end;\n * - `\"cut-start\"`: drop it at its start.\n */\nexport type CastSwapMotionLength = \"cut-end\" | \"cut-start\"\n\n/** @deprecated use {@link CastSwapMotionLength}. */\nexport type CastSwapKlingLength = CastSwapMotionLength\n\n/** Whether a swapped subject takes this trait from the references (`\"new\"`) or keeps the video's (`\"original\"`). */\nexport type CastSwapTraitSource = \"new\" | \"original\"\n\n/**\n * Preview-only settings, on every role kind; a full run (`preview` not `true`)\n * ignores both.\n */\nexport interface CastSwapRolePreviewSettings {\n  /** The name used instead of `name` in a preview. Same rules as `name` (1–200 characters). */\n  previewName?: string\n  /**\n   * `false` leaves this role out of the preview: its reference images are not\n   * sent, not prepared and not charged, and a `{role:N}` naming it reads as its\n   * `previewName`, else its `name`. Default `true`. A preview with every role\n   * left out (always refused, even with a prompt), or with no role kept in it\n   * that has images and no pre / post prompt, answers 400 `no_roles_in_preview`.\n   */\n  inPreview?: boolean\n}\n\n/** A person in the video to recast. */\nexport interface CastSwapPersonRole extends CastSwapRolePreviewSettings {\n  kind: \"person\"\n  /** How the person is told apart in the video, e.g. `\"the woman that attacks\"`. */\n  name: string\n  /** 0–3 images of ONE person. Empty or `null` keeps the original person. */\n  images: string[] | null\n  /** Body from the references or the video. Default `\"new\"`. */\n  body?: CastSwapTraitSource\n  /** Outfit from the references or the video. Default `\"new\"`. */\n  outfit?: CastSwapTraitSource\n  /** Hairstyle and haircut from the references or the video. Default `\"new\"`. */\n  hair?: CastSwapTraitSource\n}\n\n/** The place the video happens in. */\nexport interface CastSwapLocationRole extends CastSwapRolePreviewSettings {\n  kind: \"location\"\n  /** How the place is named. Default `\"the setting\"`. */\n  name?: string\n  /** 0–3 images of ONE place. Empty or `null` keeps the original place. */\n  images: string[] | null\n}\n\n/** An animal in the video to recast. */\nexport interface CastSwapPetRole extends CastSwapRolePreviewSettings {\n  kind: \"pet\"\n  /** How the animal is told apart in the video, e.g. `\"the dog\"`. */\n  name: string\n  /** 0–3 images of ONE animal. Empty or `null` keeps the original animal. */\n  images: string[] | null\n  /** Body (shape, size and build) from the references or the video. Default `\"new\"`. */\n  body?: CastSwapTraitSource\n  /** Coat (fur, colors and markings) from the references or the video. Default `\"new\"`. */\n  coat?: CastSwapTraitSource\n}\n\n/** An object in the video to recast. */\nexport interface CastSwapProductRole extends CastSwapRolePreviewSettings {\n  kind: \"product\"\n  /** How the object is told apart in the video, e.g. `\"the can\"`. */\n  name: string\n  /** 0–3 images of ONE product. Empty or `null` keeps the original object. */\n  images: string[] | null\n  /** Shape and proportions from the references or the video. Default `\"new\"`. */\n  shape?: CastSwapTraitSource\n  /** Finish (colors, materials, label and markings) from the references or the video. Default `\"new\"`. */\n  finish?: CastSwapTraitSource\n}\n\nexport type CastSwapRole = CastSwapPersonRole | CastSwapLocationRole | CastSwapPetRole | CastSwapProductRole\n\n/**\n * A fixed reference: 1–3 images of ONE thing that no role replaces, and the\n * line that says what it is (`\"the glass she drinks from\"`). Sent as given,\n * never prepared; its images count toward the 30.\n */\nexport interface CastSwapReference {\n  /** 1–3 http(s) image URLs of one thing. */\n  images: string[]\n  /**\n   * What it is, 1–500 characters. `{image}` in the line stands for this\n   * reference's first image (`\"Use {image} for the sky\"`); a line without it\n   * gets it appended. A `{role:N}` or a raw `{image:` / `{video:` / `{audio:`\n   * token answers 400.\n   */\n  line: string\n}\n\n/**\n * @deprecated Nodaro sets this per engine; a run's `faceMasking` is ignored.\n */\nexport interface CastSwapFaceMaskingZone {\n  leftPct?: number\n  rightPct?: number\n  topPct?: number\n  bottomPct?: number\n}\n\n/**\n * @deprecated Nodaro sets how the clip is prepared for the video model, per\n * engine; a run cannot change it. A `faceMasking` sent is accepted and\n * ignored (no error), so older code keeps working unchanged.\n */\nexport interface CastSwapFaceMasking {\n  mode: \"off\" | \"always\" | \"auto\"\n  fill?: \"blur\" | \"depth\"\n  minFaceHeightPct?: number\n  maxFaceHeightPct?: number\n  zone?: CastSwapFaceMaskingZone | null\n  blurStrengthPct?: number\n  threshold?: number\n}\n\n/** The body of `POST /v1/cast-swap` and `POST /v1/cast-swap/estimate`. */\nexport interface CastSwapParams {\n  /** The source clip, 4–30 seconds. */\n  videoUrl: string\n  /**\n   * Who and what to swap: at most 6 person roles, 1 location role, 3 pet roles\n   * and 3 product roles, with at most 30 images in all. A role with no images\n   * is skipped (that subject or place stays as in the video). At least one role\n   * with images, or a `prePrompt` or `postPrompt`, is required.\n   */\n  roles: CastSwapRole[]\n  /**\n   * Fixed references (at most 5): things the video should show that no role\n   * replaces, each with the line that names it. Their images count toward the\n   * 30. A reference alone is enough for a run (no role needs images).\n   */\n  references?: CastSwapReference[]\n  /**\n   * Your own words placed at the start of the prompt, before the role\n   * instructions; at most 4,000 characters. Mention a role as `{role:N}`, as in\n   * `postPrompt`; the same 400 refusals apply (an N outside 1..`roles.length`,\n   * a raw `{image:` / `{video:` / `{audio:` token).\n   */\n  prePrompt?: string\n  /**\n   * Extra instructions in your own words, at most 4,000 characters. Mention a\n   * role as `{role:N}`, where N is its 1-based position in `roles`\n   * (`{role:1}` is `roles[0]`; empty roles count).\n   *\n   * The route answers 400, before charging, for an N outside 1..`roles.length`,\n   * for a raw `{image:` / `{video:` / `{audio:` token in the pre or post prompt\n   * or a role's `name`, for a clip outside 4–30 s, and for a preview past the clip's\n   * end (`previewStart + 4` > its length).\n   */\n  postPrompt?: string\n  /** `true` runs on 4 seconds of the clip, starting at `previewStart`: a cheap check of the roles and choices. */\n  preview?: boolean\n  /** Where the preview starts, in seconds. Default 0. */\n  previewStart?: number\n  /**\n   * The engine (see {@link CastSwapEngine}). Default `\"motion-prism\"`. The job\n   * records it in `input_data.engine`, and a completed job's output in its\n   * `engine`. The ids an older client sent ({@link CastSwapEngineLegacyId})\n   * are still accepted.\n   */\n  engine?: CastSwapEngine | CastSwapEngineLegacyId\n  /**\n   * How the run follows the clip (see {@link CastSwapStyle}). Default\n   * `\"precise\"`; the job records it in `input_data.style`.\n   */\n  style?: CastSwapStyle\n  /**\n   * Flex only (`style: \"motion\"`, a direct run): an art style that restyles\n   * the whole video, as a `direction.style` id of the platform's `style`\n   * picker catalog (the same ids an image's `direction.style` takes); the\n   * platform words it. Refused with 400 `unknown_art_style` (not in the\n   * catalog), `art_style_not_supported` (a saved moodboard, `moodboard:…`)\n   * or `art_style_needs_flex` (Precise, a trend run). It never changes the\n   * price. The job records it in `input_data.direction`.\n   */\n  direction?: { style: string }\n  /**\n   * Nodaro Motion Pulse only (Prism ignores it): which end of the clip is cut to\n   * whole seconds (see {@link CastSwapMotionLength}). Default `\"cut-end\"`.\n   */\n  motionLength?: CastSwapMotionLength\n  /** @deprecated use {@link motionLength} (still accepted). */\n  klingLength?: CastSwapKlingLength\n  /**\n   * The output resolution. Nodaro Motion Prism: `\"480p\"` (default), `\"720p\"` or\n   * `\"1080p\"`. Nodaro Motion Pulse: `\"720p\"` (default) or `\"1080p\"`; `\"480p\"`\n   * answers 400.\n   */\n  resolution?: \"480p\" | \"720p\" | \"1080p\"\n  /**\n   * Render as a draft (Nodaro Motion Prism only). Defaults to `true` at 480p and\n   * `false` above it; `true` with `\"720p\"` or `\"1080p\"` answers 400 (draft is\n   * 480p only). Nodaro Motion Pulse has no draft: `true` answers 400\n   * `draft_unsupported`.\n   */\n  draft?: boolean\n  /**\n   * Turn each person, pet and product role's photos into one clean reference\n   * picture before the video (extra credits, shown in `breakdown.references`;\n   * about a minute longer; falls back to your own photos if it fails).\n   * Default `true`.\n   */\n  prepareReferences?: boolean\n  /**\n   * Ignored: Nodaro sets how the clip is prepared, per engine. Accepted (no\n   * error) so older code keeps working.\n   * @deprecated leave it out.\n   */\n  faceMasking?: CastSwapFaceMasking\n  /**\n   * `\"draft\"` means 480p draft.\n   * @deprecated use `resolution` + `draft`.\n   */\n  quality?: \"draft\"\n  /** A generation session to file the result in. */\n  sessionId?: string\n  /** The client app that sent the run (stored on the job as `input_data.origin`). */\n  origin?: string\n}\n\n/** What a run would cost, in credits. */\nexport interface CastSwapEstimate {\n  /**\n   * The engine the run would use, by its public id (absent from an older\n   * server = `\"motion-prism\"`). An id an older server answers is read as the\n   * public id it names.\n   */\n  engine?: CastSwapEngine\n  /**\n   * What is held when the run starts. The run is charged what it actually\n   * costs, which is expected to be `expectedCredits`.\n   */\n  totalCredits: number\n  /**\n   * The charge the run is expected to come to. Never above `totalCredits`\n   * (on Nodaro Motion Pulse it equals it: Pulse renders exactly the length\n   * asked for, so the hold is what it settles at). Absent from an older\n   * server: read `totalCredits` then.\n   */\n  expectedCredits?: number\n  /**\n   * The parts of the quote, by name, for display only:\n   * - `base`: the run itself (its base fee). A server before Cast Swap 0.396.0\n   *   names it `castSwap` instead: read `base`, else `castSwap`;\n   * - `references`: preparing the reference pictures (0 when\n   *   `prepareReferences` is off or there is nothing to prepare);\n   * - `motion`: what the video holds (on Nodaro Motion Pulse, what it costs);\n   * - `motionExpected`: what the video is expected to be charged, never above\n   *   `motion` (Nodaro Motion Prism);\n   * - `privacy`: preparing the clip, when the engine's setting does. In both\n   *   totals when it always runs; outside both when it is the retry\n   *   (`privacyCredits`).\n   *\n   * `motion` and `motionExpected` are alternatives, so the parts sum to more\n   * than either total: read `totalCredits` and `expectedCredits`, never the\n   * sum. Other parts may appear.\n   */\n  breakdown: {\n    base?: number\n    /** @deprecated read {@link base} (an older server answered this name for the same part). */\n    castSwap?: number\n    references: number\n    motion?: number\n    motionExpected?: number\n    privacy?: number\n  } & Record<string, number>\n  /**\n   * The extra credits charged only if the video model refuses the clip and\n   * the run is retried (Nodaro's setting for the engine decides whether it\n   * does). Not in `totalCredits` or `expectedCredits`; `run()` needs credits\n   * for both the hold and this (else 402).\n   */\n  privacyCredits?: number\n  /** @deprecated read {@link privacyCredits} (an older server answered this name). */\n  maskingCredits?: number\n  /**\n   * `true` when the video is made at Auto length (every Nodaro Motion Prism\n   * run): the final charge is expected to come out lower than `totalCredits`,\n   * at about `expectedCredits`. `false` on Nodaro Motion Pulse.\n   */\n  settlesLower: boolean\n}\n\n/** Per-call options for {@link CastSwapResource.run}. */\nexport interface CastSwapRunOptions {\n  /**\n   * Sent as the `Idempotency-Key` header, unchanged (the SDK checks nothing;\n   * an empty string sends no header, like no key).\n   * The server takes 8–200 characters and answers 400 for any other length.\n   * Reuse the same value when retrying the same run: within about 10 s the\n   * repeat answers 200 `{ jobId, deduped: true }`, later 202 with the first\n   * run's `jobId`. Nothing new is started or charged.\n   */\n  idempotencyKey?: string\n}\n\n/**\n * What a Full Quality version would be: `\"same-take\"` re-renders a Nodaro\n * Motion Prism draft's own take at 1080p; `\"new-take\"` makes a new Nodaro Motion Pulse take at\n * 1080p from a 720p run's inputs (it will not match the 720p run frame for\n * frame). The 720p run or draft stays either way.\n */\nexport type CastSwapFullQualityKind = \"same-take\" | \"new-take\"\n\n/**\n * What a Full Quality version of a run would cost\n * (`POST /v1/cast-swap/:jobId/full-quality/estimate`): a Nodaro Motion Prism\n * draft, or a completed Nodaro Motion Pulse run at 720p.\n */\nexport interface CastSwapFullQualityEstimate {\n  /**\n   * Which Full Quality this is ({@link CastSwapFullQualityKind}), so it can\n   * be worded right. Absent from an older server: `\"same-take\"`.\n   */\n  kind?: CastSwapFullQualityKind\n  /** The quote in credits: `breakdown.base` plus the 1080p render (same take) or the new take. */\n  totalCredits: number\n  /**\n   * The parts of the quote, by name, for display only: `base` (the Full\n   * Quality job's own steps; a server before Cast Swap 0.396.0 names it\n   * `castSwap` instead: read `base`, else `castSwap`), and `motionHd` (a same\n   * take: the 1080p render, 0 when an earlier try of this draft already\n   * finished that render, which is then reused) or `motion` (a new take).\n   */\n  breakdown: {\n    base?: number\n    /** @deprecated read {@link base} (an older server answered this name for the same part). */\n    castSwap?: number\n    motionHd?: number\n    motion?: number\n  } & Record<string, number>\n  /** ISO time until which the run can be finished at Full Quality (7 days after it completed). */\n  availableUntil: string\n}\n\n/** Options for {@link CastSwapResource.fullQuality}. */\nexport interface CastSwapFullQualityParams {\n  /** A generation session to file the Full Quality result in. */\n  sessionId?: string\n}\n\n/** The Full Quality job (`POST /v1/cast-swap/:jobId/full-quality`). */\nexport interface CastSwapFullQualityResult {\n  jobId: string\n  /** `true` when this run's Full Quality was already running or done: that job is answered, nothing new is started or charged. */\n  existing?: boolean\n}\n\n/**\n * The `code` of a Full Quality refusal (`NodaroError.code`), all before\n * anything is charged:\n * - `unauthorized` (401): no authenticated user;\n * - `not_found` (404): not your job, or not a Nodaro Motion run; also a\n *   `sessionId` you may not use;\n * - `not_completed` (409): the run has not finished;\n * - `not_a_draft` (409): the run is neither a Nodaro Motion Prism draft nor a\n *   Nodaro Motion Pulse run at 720p (a Pulse run at 1080p is already Full Quality);\n * - `draft_expired` (410): more than 7 days after the draft completed, or\n *   the draft can no longer be finished at Full Quality;\n * - `full_quality_pending` (409, `details.retryable: true`): not final — an\n *   earlier try's 1080p render of this draft is being reviewed, or has not\n *   started yet; try again later (once the review ends). The only refusal\n *   that ends on its own;\n * - `full_quality_unavailable` (409): final — nothing kept to re-render, no\n *   readable completion time, or the 1080p finalize refuses this draft; on\n *   the start only, also \"failed too many times\" (every try failed) or no\n *   try can be started for this run;\n * - `insufficient_credits` (402), or in a workspace `budget_exceeded`,\n *   `member_cap_exceeded` or `user_allowance_exceeded`;\n * - `job_blocked` (422): the request was blocked by the job policy;\n * - `job_read_failed` (503, retryable), `estimate_unavailable` (503, try\n *   again shortly), `host_too_old` (503).\n *\n * Open-ended: a code not listed here may still arrive.\n */\nexport type CastSwapFullQualityRefusalCode =\n  | \"unauthorized\"\n  | \"not_found\"\n  | \"not_completed\"\n  | \"not_a_draft\"\n  | \"draft_expired\"\n  | \"full_quality_pending\"\n  | \"full_quality_unavailable\"\n  | \"insufficient_credits\"\n  | \"budget_exceeded\"\n  | \"member_cap_exceeded\"\n  | \"user_allowance_exceeded\"\n  | \"job_blocked\"\n  | \"job_read_failed\"\n  | \"estimate_unavailable\"\n  | \"host_too_old\"\n  | (string & {})\n\nexport class CastSwapResource {\n  constructor(private client: NodaroClientCore) {}\n\n  /**\n   * Start a Nodaro Motion run (`POST /v1/cast-swap`, 202 `{ jobId }`). Returns the\n   * job to follow. With `options.idempotencyKey` (sent as the\n   * `Idempotency-Key` header; 8–200 characters, else 400) a repeat with the\n   * same key within about 10 s answers 200 `{ jobId, deduped: true }`, a later\n   * one 202 with the first run's `jobId`; nothing new starts.\n   */\n  run(params: CastSwapParams, options?: CastSwapRunOptions): Promise<{ jobId: string; deduped?: boolean }> {\n    return this.client.request(\"POST\", \"/v1/cast-swap\", {\n      body: params,\n      ...(options?.idempotencyKey ? { headers: { \"Idempotency-Key\": options.idempotencyKey } } : {}),\n    })\n  }\n\n  /** Quote a run before starting it (`POST /v1/cast-swap/estimate`); spends nothing. */\n  async estimate(params: CastSwapParams): Promise<CastSwapEstimate> {\n    const quote = await this.client.request<CastSwapEstimate>(\"POST\", \"/v1/cast-swap/estimate\", { body: params })\n    // An older server names the engine by an earlier id: answered as the public id it names.\n    const engine = nodaroMotionEngineFrom(quote?.engine)\n    return engine && engine !== quote.engine ? { ...quote, engine } : quote\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Quote finishing a run at Full Quality (`POST\n   * /v1/cast-swap/:jobId/full-quality/estimate`); spends nothing. `jobId` is a\n   * finished Nodaro Motion Prism DRAFT run, or a finished Nodaro Motion Pulse\n   * run at 720p (a Nodaro Motion or trend run); the quote's `kind` says whether it is the same take\n   * re-rendered or a new take. The quote\n   * does not look for a Full Quality already running: when one is,\n   * {@link fullQuality} answers it (`existing: true`) and charges nothing.\n   * Refusals: {@link CastSwapFullQualityRefusalCode}.\n   */\n  fullQualityEstimate(jobId: string): Promise<CastSwapFullQualityEstimate> {\n    return this.client.request(\"POST\", `/v1/cast-swap/${encodeURIComponent(jobId)}/full-quality/estimate`, { body: {} })\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Finish a run at Full Quality (`POST /v1/cast-swap/:jobId/full-quality`):\n   * at 1080p, with the clip's audio, as a new job linked to the run — a\n   * Nodaro Motion Prism draft's own take re-rendered, or a new Nodaro Motion Pulse take from a\n   * 720p run's inputs (the quote's `kind`). SPENDS CREDITS: quote it first with\n   * {@link fullQualityEstimate}. Answers 202 `{ jobId }`, or 200\n   * `{ jobId, existing: true }` when this run's Full Quality is already\n   * running or done (one per run; a failed one may be asked again). Follow\n   * the job with `client.jobs.get(jobId)`. No `Idempotency-Key` is taken: the\n   * server keys the job by the draft. The new job keeps the draft's origin.\n   * Refusals: {@link CastSwapFullQualityRefusalCode}.\n   */\n  fullQuality(jobId: string, params: CastSwapFullQualityParams = {}): Promise<CastSwapFullQualityResult> {\n    const body = params.sessionId !== undefined ? { sessionId: params.sessionId } : {}\n    return this.client.request(\"POST\", `/v1/cast-swap/${encodeURIComponent(jobId)}/full-quality`, { body })\n  }\n}\n"]}