@powerlines/deepkit 0.6.166 → 0.7.0

package/dist/vendor/type-BMLjRtLY.cjs

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+
+//#region ../../node_modules/.pnpm/@deepkit+type-spec@1.0.1_patch_hash=f3c3a4fd486751022d78f17d39a5a79f493bca20b185964ca1aba41fbfc93244/node_modules/@deepkit/type-spec/dist/esm/src/type.js
+/**
+* note: Checks are based on range checks (>, <, etc), so when adding
+* new types a check is required for all code using `TypeNumberBrand`.
+*/
+var TypeNumberBrand;
+(function(TypeNumberBrand) {
+	TypeNumberBrand[TypeNumberBrand["integer"] = 0] = "integer";
+	TypeNumberBrand[TypeNumberBrand["int8"] = 1] = "int8";
+	TypeNumberBrand[TypeNumberBrand["int16"] = 2] = "int16";
+	TypeNumberBrand[TypeNumberBrand["int32"] = 3] = "int32";
+	TypeNumberBrand[TypeNumberBrand["uint8"] = 4] = "uint8";
+	TypeNumberBrand[TypeNumberBrand["uint16"] = 5] = "uint16";
+	TypeNumberBrand[TypeNumberBrand["uint32"] = 6] = "uint32";
+	TypeNumberBrand[TypeNumberBrand["float"] = 7] = "float";
+	TypeNumberBrand[TypeNumberBrand["float32"] = 8] = "float32";
+	TypeNumberBrand[TypeNumberBrand["float64"] = 9] = "float64";
+})(TypeNumberBrand || (TypeNumberBrand = {}));
+/**
+* The instruction set.
+* Should not be greater than 93 members, because we encode it via charCode starting at 33. +93 means we end up with charCode=126
+* (which is '~' and the last char that can be represented without \x. The next 127 is '\x7F').
+*/
+var ReflectionOp;
+(function(ReflectionOp) {
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["never"] = 0] = "never";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["any"] = 1] = "any";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["unknown"] = 2] = "unknown";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["void"] = 3] = "void";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["object"] = 4] = "object";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["string"] = 5] = "string";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["number"] = 6] = "number";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["numberBrand"] = 7] = "numberBrand";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["boolean"] = 8] = "boolean";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["bigint"] = 9] = "bigint";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["symbol"] = 10] = "symbol";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["null"] = 11] = "null";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["undefined"] = 12] = "undefined";
+	/**
+	* The literal type of string, number, or boolean.
+	*
+	* This OP has 1 parameter. The next byte is the absolute address of the literal on the stack, which is the actual literal value.
+	*
+	* Pushes a function type.
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["literal"] = 13] = "literal";
+	/**
+	* This OP pops all types on the current stack frame.
+	*
+	* This OP has 1 parameter. The next byte is the absolute address of a string|number|symbol entry on the stack.
+	*
+	* Pushes a function type.
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["function"] = 14] = "function";
+	/**
+	* This OP pops all types on the current stack frame.
+	*
+	* Pushes a method type.
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["method"] = 15] = "method";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["methodSignature"] = 16] = "methodSignature";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["parameter"] = 17] = "parameter";
+	/**
+	* This OP pops the latest type entry on the stack.
+	*
+	* Pushes a property type.
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["property"] = 18] = "property";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["propertySignature"] = 19] = "propertySignature";
+	/**
+	* This OP pops all types on the current stack frame. Those types should be method|property.
+	*
+	* Pushes a TypeClass onto the stack.
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["class"] = 20] = "class";
+	/**
+	* If a class extends another class with generics, this OP represents the generic type arguments of the super class.
+	*
+	* e.g. `class A extends B<string, boolean>`, string and boolean are on the stack and classExtends pops() them, and then assigns to A.extendsTypeArguments = [string, boolean].
+	*
+	* This is only emitted when the class that is currently being described actually extends another class and uses generics.
+	*
+	* This OP has 1 argument and pops x types from the stack. X is the first argument.
+	* Expects a TypeClass on the stack.
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["classExtends"] = 21] = "classExtends";
+	/**
+	* This OP has 1 parameter, the stack entry to the actual class symbol.
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["classReference"] = 22] = "classReference";
+	/**
+	* Marks the last entry in the stack as optional. Used for method|property. Equal to the QuestionMark operator in a property assignment.
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["optional"] = 23] = "optional";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["readonly"] = 24] = "readonly";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["public"] = 25] = "public";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["private"] = 26] = "private";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["protected"] = 27] = "protected";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["abstract"] = 28] = "abstract";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["defaultValue"] = 29] = "defaultValue";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["description"] = 30] = "description";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["rest"] = 31] = "rest";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["regexp"] = 32] = "regexp";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["enum"] = 33] = "enum";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["enumMember"] = 34] = "enumMember";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["set"] = 35] = "set";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["map"] = 36] = "map";
+	/**
+	* Pops the latest stack entry and uses it as T for an array type.
+	*
+	* Pushes an array type.
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["array"] = 37] = "array";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["tuple"] = 38] = "tuple";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["tupleMember"] = 39] = "tupleMember";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["namedTupleMember"] = 40] = "namedTupleMember";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["union"] = 41] = "union";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["intersection"] = 42] = "intersection";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["indexSignature"] = 43] = "indexSignature";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["objectLiteral"] = 44] = "objectLiteral";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["mappedType"] = 45] = "mappedType";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["in"] = 46] = "in";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["frame"] = 47] = "frame";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["moveFrame"] = 48] = "moveFrame";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["return"] = 49] = "return";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["templateLiteral"] = 50] = "templateLiteral";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["date"] = 51] = "date";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["int8Array"] = 52] = "int8Array";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["uint8ClampedArray"] = 53] = "uint8ClampedArray";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["uint8Array"] = 54] = "uint8Array";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["int16Array"] = 55] = "int16Array";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["uint16Array"] = 56] = "uint16Array";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["int32Array"] = 57] = "int32Array";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["uint32Array"] = 58] = "uint32Array";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["float32Array"] = 59] = "float32Array";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["float64Array"] = 60] = "float64Array";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["bigInt64Array"] = 61] = "bigInt64Array";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["arrayBuffer"] = 62] = "arrayBuffer";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["promise"] = 63] = "promise";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["arg"] = 64] = "arg";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["typeParameter"] = 65] = "typeParameter";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["typeParameterDefault"] = 66] = "typeParameterDefault";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["var"] = 67] = "var";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["loads"] = 68] = "loads";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["indexAccess"] = 69] = "indexAccess";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["keyof"] = 70] = "keyof";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["infer"] = 71] = "infer";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["typeof"] = 72] = "typeof";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["condition"] = 73] = "condition";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["jumpCondition"] = 74] = "jumpCondition";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["jump"] = 75] = "jump";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["call"] = 76] = "call";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["inline"] = 77] = "inline";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["inlineCall"] = 78] = "inlineCall";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["distribute"] = 79] = "distribute";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["extends"] = 80] = "extends";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["widen"] = 81] = "widen";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["static"] = 82] = "static";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["mappedType2"] = 83] = "mappedType2";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["functionReference"] = 84] = "functionReference";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["callSignature"] = 85] = "callSignature";
+	/**
+	* Assign for Enum, Interface, Class, and TypeAlias declaration at the very end
+	* of the program the typeName. This is so that we have type names available even
+	* if the JS code is minified.
+	*
+	* his operator also assigns originTypes to the type, as it acts as the finalization
+	* step of a type.
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["typeName"] = 86] = "typeName";
+	/**
+	* If a class implement an interface or type,
+	*
+	* e.g. `class A implements B`, then B is on the stack and implements pops() it, and then assigns to A.implements = [B].
+	*
+	* This is only emitted when the class that is currently being described actually implements something.
+	*
+	* This OP has 1 argument and pops x types from the stack. X is the first argument.
+	* Expects a TypeClass on the stack.
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["implements"] = 87] = "implements";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["nominal"] = 88] = "nominal";
+	/**
+	* Custom Storm Software operators
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["tags"] = 89] = "tags";
+})(ReflectionOp || (ReflectionOp = {}));
+
+//#endregion
+Object.defineProperty(exports, 'ReflectionOp', {
+  enumerable: true,
+  get: function () {
+    return ReflectionOp;
+  }
+});
+Object.defineProperty(exports, 'TypeNumberBrand', {
+  enumerable: true,
+  get: function () {
+    return TypeNumberBrand;
+  }
+});

package/dist/vendor/type-Dgeqs-rL.mjs

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+//#region ../../node_modules/.pnpm/@deepkit+type-spec@1.0.1_patch_hash=f3c3a4fd486751022d78f17d39a5a79f493bca20b185964ca1aba41fbfc93244/node_modules/@deepkit/type-spec/dist/esm/src/type.js
+/**
+* note: Checks are based on range checks (>, <, etc), so when adding
+* new types a check is required for all code using `TypeNumberBrand`.
+*/
+var TypeNumberBrand;
+(function(TypeNumberBrand) {
+	TypeNumberBrand[TypeNumberBrand["integer"] = 0] = "integer";
+	TypeNumberBrand[TypeNumberBrand["int8"] = 1] = "int8";
+	TypeNumberBrand[TypeNumberBrand["int16"] = 2] = "int16";
+	TypeNumberBrand[TypeNumberBrand["int32"] = 3] = "int32";
+	TypeNumberBrand[TypeNumberBrand["uint8"] = 4] = "uint8";
+	TypeNumberBrand[TypeNumberBrand["uint16"] = 5] = "uint16";
+	TypeNumberBrand[TypeNumberBrand["uint32"] = 6] = "uint32";
+	TypeNumberBrand[TypeNumberBrand["float"] = 7] = "float";
+	TypeNumberBrand[TypeNumberBrand["float32"] = 8] = "float32";
+	TypeNumberBrand[TypeNumberBrand["float64"] = 9] = "float64";
+})(TypeNumberBrand || (TypeNumberBrand = {}));
+/**
+* The instruction set.
+* Should not be greater than 93 members, because we encode it via charCode starting at 33. +93 means we end up with charCode=126
+* (which is '~' and the last char that can be represented without \x. The next 127 is '\x7F').
+*/
+var ReflectionOp;
+(function(ReflectionOp) {
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["never"] = 0] = "never";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["any"] = 1] = "any";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["unknown"] = 2] = "unknown";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["void"] = 3] = "void";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["object"] = 4] = "object";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["string"] = 5] = "string";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["number"] = 6] = "number";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["numberBrand"] = 7] = "numberBrand";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["boolean"] = 8] = "boolean";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["bigint"] = 9] = "bigint";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["symbol"] = 10] = "symbol";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["null"] = 11] = "null";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["undefined"] = 12] = "undefined";
+	/**
+	* The literal type of string, number, or boolean.
+	*
+	* This OP has 1 parameter. The next byte is the absolute address of the literal on the stack, which is the actual literal value.
+	*
+	* Pushes a function type.
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["literal"] = 13] = "literal";
+	/**
+	* This OP pops all types on the current stack frame.
+	*
+	* This OP has 1 parameter. The next byte is the absolute address of a string|number|symbol entry on the stack.
+	*
+	* Pushes a function type.
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["function"] = 14] = "function";
+	/**
+	* This OP pops all types on the current stack frame.
+	*
+	* Pushes a method type.
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["method"] = 15] = "method";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["methodSignature"] = 16] = "methodSignature";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["parameter"] = 17] = "parameter";
+	/**
+	* This OP pops the latest type entry on the stack.
+	*
+	* Pushes a property type.
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["property"] = 18] = "property";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["propertySignature"] = 19] = "propertySignature";
+	/**
+	* This OP pops all types on the current stack frame. Those types should be method|property.
+	*
+	* Pushes a TypeClass onto the stack.
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["class"] = 20] = "class";
+	/**
+	* If a class extends another class with generics, this OP represents the generic type arguments of the super class.
+	*
+	* e.g. `class A extends B<string, boolean>`, string and boolean are on the stack and classExtends pops() them, and then assigns to A.extendsTypeArguments = [string, boolean].
+	*
+	* This is only emitted when the class that is currently being described actually extends another class and uses generics.
+	*
+	* This OP has 1 argument and pops x types from the stack. X is the first argument.
+	* Expects a TypeClass on the stack.
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["classExtends"] = 21] = "classExtends";
+	/**
+	* This OP has 1 parameter, the stack entry to the actual class symbol.
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["classReference"] = 22] = "classReference";
+	/**
+	* Marks the last entry in the stack as optional. Used for method|property. Equal to the QuestionMark operator in a property assignment.
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["optional"] = 23] = "optional";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["readonly"] = 24] = "readonly";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["public"] = 25] = "public";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["private"] = 26] = "private";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["protected"] = 27] = "protected";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["abstract"] = 28] = "abstract";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["defaultValue"] = 29] = "defaultValue";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["description"] = 30] = "description";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["rest"] = 31] = "rest";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["regexp"] = 32] = "regexp";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["enum"] = 33] = "enum";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["enumMember"] = 34] = "enumMember";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["set"] = 35] = "set";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["map"] = 36] = "map";
+	/**
+	* Pops the latest stack entry and uses it as T for an array type.
+	*
+	* Pushes an array type.
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["array"] = 37] = "array";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["tuple"] = 38] = "tuple";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["tupleMember"] = 39] = "tupleMember";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["namedTupleMember"] = 40] = "namedTupleMember";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["union"] = 41] = "union";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["intersection"] = 42] = "intersection";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["indexSignature"] = 43] = "indexSignature";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["objectLiteral"] = 44] = "objectLiteral";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["mappedType"] = 45] = "mappedType";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["in"] = 46] = "in";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["frame"] = 47] = "frame";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["moveFrame"] = 48] = "moveFrame";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["return"] = 49] = "return";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["templateLiteral"] = 50] = "templateLiteral";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["date"] = 51] = "date";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["int8Array"] = 52] = "int8Array";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["uint8ClampedArray"] = 53] = "uint8ClampedArray";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["uint8Array"] = 54] = "uint8Array";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["int16Array"] = 55] = "int16Array";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["uint16Array"] = 56] = "uint16Array";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["int32Array"] = 57] = "int32Array";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["uint32Array"] = 58] = "uint32Array";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["float32Array"] = 59] = "float32Array";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["float64Array"] = 60] = "float64Array";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["bigInt64Array"] = 61] = "bigInt64Array";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["arrayBuffer"] = 62] = "arrayBuffer";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["promise"] = 63] = "promise";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["arg"] = 64] = "arg";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["typeParameter"] = 65] = "typeParameter";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["typeParameterDefault"] = 66] = "typeParameterDefault";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["var"] = 67] = "var";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["loads"] = 68] = "loads";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["indexAccess"] = 69] = "indexAccess";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["keyof"] = 70] = "keyof";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["infer"] = 71] = "infer";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["typeof"] = 72] = "typeof";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["condition"] = 73] = "condition";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["jumpCondition"] = 74] = "jumpCondition";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["jump"] = 75] = "jump";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["call"] = 76] = "call";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["inline"] = 77] = "inline";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["inlineCall"] = 78] = "inlineCall";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["distribute"] = 79] = "distribute";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["extends"] = 80] = "extends";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["widen"] = 81] = "widen";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["static"] = 82] = "static";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["mappedType2"] = 83] = "mappedType2";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["functionReference"] = 84] = "functionReference";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["callSignature"] = 85] = "callSignature";
+	/**
+	* Assign for Enum, Interface, Class, and TypeAlias declaration at the very end
+	* of the program the typeName. This is so that we have type names available even
+	* if the JS code is minified.
+	*
+	* his operator also assigns originTypes to the type, as it acts as the finalization
+	* step of a type.
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["typeName"] = 86] = "typeName";
+	/**
+	* If a class implement an interface or type,
+	*
+	* e.g. `class A implements B`, then B is on the stack and implements pops() it, and then assigns to A.implements = [B].
+	*
+	* This is only emitted when the class that is currently being described actually implements something.
+	*
+	* This OP has 1 argument and pops x types from the stack. X is the first argument.
+	* Expects a TypeClass on the stack.
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["implements"] = 87] = "implements";
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["nominal"] = 88] = "nominal";
+	/**
+	* Custom Storm Software operators
+	*/
+	ReflectionOp[ReflectionOp["tags"] = 89] = "tags";
+})(ReflectionOp || (ReflectionOp = {}));
+
+//#endregion
+export { TypeNumberBrand as n, ReflectionOp as t };