@peektravel/app-utilities 0.7.1 → 0.7.3
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- package/README.md +21 -11
- package/dist/index.cjs +82 -46
- package/dist/index.cjs.map +1 -1
- package/dist/index.d.cts +208 -69
- package/dist/index.d.ts +208 -69
- package/dist/index.js +82 -46
- package/dist/index.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/ui/index.cjs +26 -0
- package/dist/ui/index.cjs.map +1 -1
- package/dist/ui/index.d.cts +77 -3
- package/dist/ui/index.d.ts +77 -3
- package/dist/ui/index.js +25 -1
- package/dist/ui/index.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/ui/odyssey.css +24 -2
- package/dist/ui/tokens.css +10 -1
- package/docs/ui.md +63 -14
- package/docs/webhooks.md +110 -26
- package/llms.txt +38 -17
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/dist/index.d.cts
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interface InstallWebhook {
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/** Install ID — Peek-assigned UUID. Also the JWT subject (`sub`). */
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platform: PeekPlatform | null;
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/** Whether this is a test account. Defaults to `false` when not reported. */
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* The account's IANA timezone (e.g. `"America/New_York"`), or `""` when the
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* **Persist this per install.** It has no source other than this event, and
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* downstream date/time handling for the install (scheduling, day boundaries,
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* The **app endpoint URL** the registry serves this install from (the body's
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export { ACTIVITY_PRODUCT_TYPE, ADD_ON_PRODUCT_TYPE, type AccessOptions, type AccountUser, AccountUserService, type AccountUserServiceOptions, AcmeAccessService, type AcmeAccessServiceConfig, type AcmeActivity, type AcmeActivityTicket, AcmeApiError, AcmeProductService, type Activity, type ActivityOverrides, type ActivityTicket, type AddAddonInput, AdminAccountRequiredError, type Agent, type AssignGuideResult, type AssignedActivity, type AssignedResource, type Availability, AvailabilityService, type AvailabilityTime, type AvailabilityTimesQuery, type Booking, type BookingAddon, type BookingAddonMoney, type BookingAddonOption, type BookingAddons, type BookingAddonsMutationResult, type BookingPaymentsOnFile, type BookingReadOptions, type BookingSearchBy, BookingService, type BookingServiceOptions, type BookingTimeRangeSearch, type CancelBookingResult, type Channel, type ClearOverridesInput, CngAccessService, type CngAccessServiceConfig, CngApiError, CngProductService, type CreateBookingGuest, type CreateBookingInput, type CreateBookingTicket, type CreateEngineInput, type CreatePromoCodeInput, type CreatedBooking, type CreatedPricingEngine, type CreatedPromoCode, type CustomQuestionAnswer, type DailyNote, DailyNoteService, type Duration, type Guest, type GuestMetadata, type Guide, type GuideAssignment, INSTALL_STATUSES, type InstallStatus, type InstallWebhook, type InstallWebhookAccount, type InstallWebhookClaims,
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export { ACTIVITY_PRODUCT_TYPE, ADD_ON_PRODUCT_TYPE, type AccessOptions, type AccountUser, AccountUserService, type AccountUserServiceOptions, AcmeAccessService, type AcmeAccessServiceConfig, type AcmeActivity, type AcmeActivityTicket, AcmeApiError, AcmeProductService, type Activity, type ActivityOverrides, type ActivityTicket, type AddAddonInput, AdminAccountRequiredError, type Agent, type AssignGuideResult, type AssignedActivity, type AssignedResource, type Availability, AvailabilityService, type AvailabilityTime, type AvailabilityTimesQuery, type Booking, type BookingAddon, type BookingAddonMoney, type BookingAddonOption, type BookingAddons, type BookingAddonsMutationResult, type BookingPaymentsOnFile, type BookingReadOptions, type BookingSearchBy, BookingService, type BookingServiceOptions, type BookingTimeRangeSearch, type CancelBookingResult, type Channel, type ClearOverridesInput, CngAccessService, type CngAccessServiceConfig, CngApiError, CngProductService, type CreateBookingGuest, type CreateBookingInput, type CreateBookingTicket, type CreateEngineInput, type CreatePromoCodeInput, type CreatedBooking, type CreatedPricingEngine, type CreatedPromoCode, type CustomQuestionAnswer, type DailyNote, DailyNoteService, type Duration, type Guest, type GuestMetadata, type Guide, type GuideAssignment, INSTALL_STATUSES, type InstallAccessConfig, type InstallAccessService, type InstallAccessTarget, type InstallStatus, type InstallWebhook, type InstallWebhookAccount, type InstallWebhookClaims, type InvoiceLinkResult, type Logger, type MakePaymentInput, type MakePaymentResult, type Membership, type MembershipPurchaseInput, MembershipService, type NoteMode, type Payment, type PaymentSource, PeekAccessService, type PeekAccessServiceConfig, type PeekAuthTokenClaims, type PeekAuthTokenUser, PeekGraphQLError, PeekHttpError, type PeekPlatform, PiiAccessDisabledError, type Price, type PricingActivityContext, type PricingEngine, type PricingMoney, type PricingNamedRef, type PricingOverride, type PricingOverrideFilter, PricingService, type Product, type ProductMeetingLocation, ProductService, type ProductServiceOptions, type ProductTicket, type PromoCode, type PromoCodeFixedAmount, PromoCodeService, type PromoCodeServiceOptions, type PurchasedMembership, RENTAL_PRODUCT_TYPE, RateLimitError, type RefundInput, type RefundResult, ResellerService, type ResolvedOverride, type ResolvedPricingOverride, type ResolvedResourceOption, type Resource, type ResourceOptionOverride, type ResourceOptionQuantity, type ResourcePool, type ResourcePoolAccountUser, type ResourcePoolAssignment, type ResourcePoolMode, ResourcePoolService, type Review, ReviewService, type Ticket, type Timeslot, type TimeslotFilter, TimeslotService, type UpdateEngineInput, type UpdateTimeslotResult, type UpsertOverridesInput, type UpsertOverridesResult, type Waiver, createAccessServiceForInstall, noopLogger, parseBookingWebhook, parseInstallWebhook, parseWaiverWebhook, verifyInstallWebhook };
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