@rise-maritime/keelson-js 0.6.0-alpha.232.dev.1 → 0.6.0-alpha.255.dev.1

package/dist/index.d.ts

@@ -216,14 +216,6 @@ export declare function getInterfaceDefinition(interfaceAndVersion: string): {
     readonly name: "ScenarioControl";
     readonly fullName: "keelson.interfaces.scenario_control.ScenarioControl";
     readonly methods: {
-        readonly list: {
-            readonly name: "list";
-            readonly requestType: import("./interfaces/ScenarioControl").MessageFns<import("./interfaces/ScenarioControl").ListRequest>;
-            readonly requestStream: false;
-            readonly responseType: import("./interfaces/ScenarioControl").MessageFns<import("./interfaces/ScenarioControl").ListResponse>;
-            readonly responseStream: false;
-            readonly options: {};
-        };
         readonly load: {
             readonly name: "load";
             readonly requestType: import("./interfaces/ScenarioControl").MessageFns<import("./interfaces/ScenarioControl").LoadRequest>;
@@ -517,6 +509,14 @@ export declare function getInterfaceDefinition(interfaceAndVersion: string): {
             readonly responseStream: false;
             readonly options: {};
         };
+        readonly set_standing_order: {
+            readonly name: "set_standing_order";
+            readonly requestType: import("./interfaces/VehicleSimulatorControl").MessageFns<import("./interfaces/VehicleSimulatorControl").StandingOrder>;
+            readonly requestStream: false;
+            readonly responseType: import("./interfaces/VehicleSimulatorControl").MessageFns<import("./interfaces/VehicleSimulatorControl").SetStandingOrderResponse>;
+            readonly responseStream: false;
+            readonly options: {};
+        };
     };
 } | {
     readonly name: "WHEPProxy";

package/dist/interfaces/Route.d.ts

@@ -108,6 +108,30 @@ export declare enum RouteStatus {
 }
 export declare function routeStatusFromJSON(object: any): RouteStatus;
 export declare function routeStatusToJSON(object: RouteStatus): string;
+/**
+ * Which side of an operational limit counts as a breach.
+ *
+ * RouteInfo's own limit block carries both directions — max_wind_gust_mps is
+ * breached above, min_visibility_m below — so nothing about a limit's identity
+ * says which way it fails. Consumers of an exceedance record need it: "the most
+ * extreme value reached" is undefined without it, and deriving the direction
+ * from a `max_` / `min_` name prefix is a string match that fails silently the
+ * first time a limit is named anything else.
+ *
+ * Lives here rather than beside either consumer because it is a property of the
+ * limit as authored, not of the monitoring. Read by keelson.EnvelopeExceedance
+ * and keelson.EnvelopeLimitState.
+ */
+export declare enum EnvelopeBound {
+    ENVELOPE_BOUND_UNSPECIFIED = 0,
+    /** ENVELOPE_BOUND_UPPER - Breached by going ABOVE the limit value (max_wind_gust_mps, max_roll_deg). */
+    ENVELOPE_BOUND_UPPER = 1,
+    /** ENVELOPE_BOUND_LOWER - Breached by going BELOW it (min_visibility_m, min_speed_knots). */
+    ENVELOPE_BOUND_LOWER = 2,
+    UNRECOGNIZED = -1
+}
+export declare function envelopeBoundFromJSON(object: any): EnvelopeBound;
+export declare function envelopeBoundToJSON(object: EnvelopeBound): string;
 /** Required action for an ActionPoint. */
 export declare enum ActionPointRequiredAction {
     ACTION_POINT_REQUIRED_ACTION_UNSPECIFIED = 0,

package/dist/interfaces/Route.js

@@ -5,8 +5,8 @@
 //   protoc               v6.30.2
 // source: Route.proto
 Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
-exports.RouteIssue = exports.RouteChallenge = exports.HazardZone = exports.ActionPoint = exports.ActionPoints = exports.ScheduleElement = exports.Schedule = exports.Schedules = exports.Leg = exports.Waypoint = exports.DefaultWaypoint = exports.Waypoints = exports.RouteInfo = exports.Route = exports.Extensions_Entry_AttributesEntry = exports.Extensions_Entry = exports.Extensions = exports.CircleGeometry = exports.RouteRef = exports.schedule_OriginToJSON = exports.schedule_OriginFromJSON = exports.Schedule_Origin = exports.actionPointRequiredActionToJSON = exports.actionPointRequiredActionFromJSON = exports.ActionPointRequiredAction = exports.routeStatusToJSON = exports.routeStatusFromJSON = exports.RouteStatus = exports.geometryTypeToJSON = exports.geometryTypeFromJSON = exports.GeometryType = exports.colregTrafficIntensityToJSON = exports.colregTrafficIntensityFromJSON = exports.ColregTrafficIntensity = exports.colregSituationToJSON = exports.colregSituationFromJSON = exports.ColregSituation = exports.hazardZoneTypeToJSON = exports.hazardZoneTypeFromJSON = exports.HazardZoneType = exports.routeChallengeTypeToJSON = exports.routeChallengeTypeFromJSON = exports.RouteChallengeType = exports.operationalContextToJSON = exports.operationalContextFromJSON = exports.OperationalContext = exports.autonomyLevelToJSON = exports.autonomyLevelFromJSON = exports.AutonomyLevel = exports.protobufPackage = void 0;
-exports.RouteStatusUpdate = exports.RouteSignature = exports.RouteSignatures = void 0;
+exports.ActionPoint = exports.ActionPoints = exports.ScheduleElement = exports.Schedule = exports.Schedules = exports.Leg = exports.Waypoint = exports.DefaultWaypoint = exports.Waypoints = exports.RouteInfo = exports.Route = exports.Extensions_Entry_AttributesEntry = exports.Extensions_Entry = exports.Extensions = exports.CircleGeometry = exports.RouteRef = exports.schedule_OriginToJSON = exports.schedule_OriginFromJSON = exports.Schedule_Origin = exports.actionPointRequiredActionToJSON = exports.actionPointRequiredActionFromJSON = exports.ActionPointRequiredAction = exports.envelopeBoundToJSON = exports.envelopeBoundFromJSON = exports.EnvelopeBound = exports.routeStatusToJSON = exports.routeStatusFromJSON = exports.RouteStatus = exports.geometryTypeToJSON = exports.geometryTypeFromJSON = exports.GeometryType = exports.colregTrafficIntensityToJSON = exports.colregTrafficIntensityFromJSON = exports.ColregTrafficIntensity = exports.colregSituationToJSON = exports.colregSituationFromJSON = exports.ColregSituation = exports.hazardZoneTypeToJSON = exports.hazardZoneTypeFromJSON = exports.HazardZoneType = exports.routeChallengeTypeToJSON = exports.routeChallengeTypeFromJSON = exports.RouteChallengeType = exports.operationalContextToJSON = exports.operationalContextFromJSON = exports.OperationalContext = exports.autonomyLevelToJSON = exports.autonomyLevelFromJSON = exports.AutonomyLevel = exports.protobufPackage = void 0;
+exports.RouteStatusUpdate = exports.RouteSignature = exports.RouteSignatures = exports.RouteIssue = exports.RouteChallenge = exports.HazardZone = void 0;
 /* eslint-disable */
 const wire_1 = require("@bufbuild/protobuf/wire");
 const Coordinate_1 = require("./Coordinate");
@@ -492,6 +492,61 @@ function routeStatusToJSON(object) {
     }
 }
 exports.routeStatusToJSON = routeStatusToJSON;
+/**
+ * Which side of an operational limit counts as a breach.
+ *
+ * RouteInfo's own limit block carries both directions — max_wind_gust_mps is
+ * breached above, min_visibility_m below — so nothing about a limit's identity
+ * says which way it fails. Consumers of an exceedance record need it: "the most
+ * extreme value reached" is undefined without it, and deriving the direction
+ * from a `max_` / `min_` name prefix is a string match that fails silently the
+ * first time a limit is named anything else.
+ *
+ * Lives here rather than beside either consumer because it is a property of the
+ * limit as authored, not of the monitoring. Read by keelson.EnvelopeExceedance
+ * and keelson.EnvelopeLimitState.
+ */
+var EnvelopeBound;
+(function (EnvelopeBound) {
+    EnvelopeBound[EnvelopeBound["ENVELOPE_BOUND_UNSPECIFIED"] = 0] = "ENVELOPE_BOUND_UNSPECIFIED";
+    /** ENVELOPE_BOUND_UPPER - Breached by going ABOVE the limit value (max_wind_gust_mps, max_roll_deg). */
+    EnvelopeBound[EnvelopeBound["ENVELOPE_BOUND_UPPER"] = 1] = "ENVELOPE_BOUND_UPPER";
+    /** ENVELOPE_BOUND_LOWER - Breached by going BELOW it (min_visibility_m, min_speed_knots). */
+    EnvelopeBound[EnvelopeBound["ENVELOPE_BOUND_LOWER"] = 2] = "ENVELOPE_BOUND_LOWER";
+    EnvelopeBound[EnvelopeBound["UNRECOGNIZED"] = -1] = "UNRECOGNIZED";
+})(EnvelopeBound || (exports.EnvelopeBound = EnvelopeBound = {}));
+function envelopeBoundFromJSON(object) {
+    switch (object) {
+        case 0:
+        case "ENVELOPE_BOUND_UNSPECIFIED":
+            return EnvelopeBound.ENVELOPE_BOUND_UNSPECIFIED;
+        case 1:
+        case "ENVELOPE_BOUND_UPPER":
+            return EnvelopeBound.ENVELOPE_BOUND_UPPER;
+        case 2:
+        case "ENVELOPE_BOUND_LOWER":
+            return EnvelopeBound.ENVELOPE_BOUND_LOWER;
+        case -1:
+        case "UNRECOGNIZED":
+        default:
+            return EnvelopeBound.UNRECOGNIZED;
+    }
+}
+exports.envelopeBoundFromJSON = envelopeBoundFromJSON;
+function envelopeBoundToJSON(object) {
+    switch (object) {
+        case EnvelopeBound.ENVELOPE_BOUND_UNSPECIFIED:
+            return "ENVELOPE_BOUND_UNSPECIFIED";
+        case EnvelopeBound.ENVELOPE_BOUND_UPPER:
+            return "ENVELOPE_BOUND_UPPER";
+        case EnvelopeBound.ENVELOPE_BOUND_LOWER:
+            return "ENVELOPE_BOUND_LOWER";
+        case EnvelopeBound.UNRECOGNIZED:
+        default:
+            return "UNRECOGNIZED";
+    }
+}
+exports.envelopeBoundToJSON = envelopeBoundToJSON;
 /** Required action for an ActionPoint. */
 var ActionPointRequiredAction;
 (function (ActionPointRequiredAction) {

package/dist/interfaces/ScenarioControl.d.ts

@@ -1,74 +1,6 @@
 import { BinaryReader, BinaryWriter } from "@bufbuild/protobuf/wire";
 import { Empty } from "./google/protobuf/empty";
 export declare const protobufPackage = "keelson.interfaces.scenario_control";
-/**
- * One scenario the responder is willing to be asked about. Deliberately
- * thin: the fields are the ones an operator needs to *choose* between two
- * scenarios, not a description of what a scenario is. What a scenario is
- * varies by simulator, and pinning that here would bind every
- * implementation to one — the same reason LoadRequest.scenario is opaque.
- */
-export interface ScenarioInfo {
-    /**
-     * Exactly what `load` takes. A listing whose ids are not loadable ids is
-     * a listing a picker cannot act on.
-     */
-    scenarioId: string;
-    /** One line, from the document. Empty if it carries none. */
-    description: string;
-    /**
-     * Content hash of the scenario as the responder reads it — the same hash
-     * ScenarioStatus broadcasts, so a picker can tell which of these is the
-     * running one, and two responders offering the same id can be compared.
-     */
-    scenarioHash: string;
-    /**
-     * Enough to tell two scenarios apart at a glance. Zero means the
-     * responder does not know or the scenario does not say — for
-     * duration_ticks specifically, an open-ended scenario.
-     */
-    vesselCount: number;
-    durationTicks: number;
-    stepSizeMs: number;
-    /**
-     * False when the responder can see this scenario but would refuse to
-     * load it, with `reason` saying why in the words the failed load would
-     * have used.
-     *
-     * On the wire rather than filtered out, because both alternatives are
-     * worse. Omitting these rows hides files the operator can see in the
-     * library and leaves them asking why one is missing; listing them as
-     * loadable is a lie the picker only discovers by trying. A simulator
-     * whose scenario language is still growing has these constantly: the
-     * document parses, and names a construct this build cannot elaborate.
-     */
-    loadable: boolean;
-    reason: string;
-}
-export interface ListRequest {
-    /**
-     * Optional; the responder decides what it means (an id prefix, a glob).
-     * No filter lists everything the responder is willing to list. Same
-     * contract as ListCheckpointsRequest.pattern and ListFilesRequest.pattern.
-     */
-    pattern: string;
-}
-export interface ListResponse {
-    /**
-     * Where the responder is listing from, for the reason its two siblings
-     * carry it: an operator choosing between two scenarios with the same id
-     * needs to know whether they came from the same place.
-     */
-    baseDirectory: string;
-    /** Ordered by scenario_id, so a listing read twice reads the same way. */
-    scenarios: ScenarioInfo[];
-    /**
-     * True when the responder capped the listing. On the wire because a
-     * listing that quietly stopped short reads as "that is all of them", and
-     * an operator would go looking for a scenario that is in fact there.
-     */
-    truncated: boolean;
-}
 export interface LoadRequest {
     /**
      * Identifier of the scenario to load, as the responder understands it —
@@ -97,6 +29,8 @@ export interface SetRateRequest {
  * individual command can grow a return field later without a breaking
  * type change and without that field bleeding onto the other commands.
  */
+export interface LoadResponse {
+}
 export interface StartResponse {
 }
 export interface PauseResponse {
@@ -107,22 +41,6 @@ export interface ResetResponse {
 }
 export interface SetRateResponse {
 }
-export interface LoadResponse {
-    /**
-     * What was actually loaded, resolved. `scenario` in the request is
-     * whatever the caller typed; these are the responder's answer to it, and
-     * the run id is minted by the load itself.
-     *
-     * Returned rather than left to the status broadcast for the reason
-     * StepResponse.tick gives twelve lines below: a caller should not have to
-     * race a 1 Hz status sample to learn the result of its own call. It also
-     * makes an ambiguous id visible — a caller that asked for "harbor" and
-     * got back a hash it did not expect can say so.
-     */
-    scenarioId: string;
-    scenarioHash: string;
-    runId: string;
-}
 export interface StepResponse {
     /**
      * Where the clock came to rest. Returned rather than left to the status
@@ -132,32 +50,21 @@ export interface StepResponse {
     tick: number;
     simulationTime: Date | undefined;
 }
-export declare const ScenarioInfo: MessageFns<ScenarioInfo>;
-export declare const ListRequest: MessageFns<ListRequest>;
-export declare const ListResponse: MessageFns<ListResponse>;
 export declare const LoadRequest: MessageFns<LoadRequest>;
 export declare const StepRequest: MessageFns<StepRequest>;
 export declare const SetRateRequest: MessageFns<SetRateRequest>;
+export declare const LoadResponse: MessageFns<LoadResponse>;
 export declare const StartResponse: MessageFns<StartResponse>;
 export declare const PauseResponse: MessageFns<PauseResponse>;
 export declare const StopResponse: MessageFns<StopResponse>;
 export declare const ResetResponse: MessageFns<ResetResponse>;
 export declare const SetRateResponse: MessageFns<SetRateResponse>;
-export declare const LoadResponse: MessageFns<LoadResponse>;
 export declare const StepResponse: MessageFns<StepResponse>;
 export type ScenarioControlDefinition = typeof ScenarioControlDefinition;
 export declare const ScenarioControlDefinition: {
     readonly name: "ScenarioControl";
     readonly fullName: "keelson.interfaces.scenario_control.ScenarioControl";
     readonly methods: {
-        readonly list: {
-            readonly name: "list";
-            readonly requestType: MessageFns<ListRequest>;
-            readonly requestStream: false;
-            readonly responseType: MessageFns<ListResponse>;
-            readonly responseStream: false;
-            readonly options: {};
-        };
         readonly load: {
             readonly name: "load";
             readonly requestType: MessageFns<LoadRequest>;