@spaciv/sdk 0.1.21 → 0.1.23

package/dist/esm/apis/ObjectGroupsApi.js

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ var __awaiter = (this && this.__awaiter) || function (thisArg, _arguments, P, ge
     });
 };
 import * as runtime from '../runtime';
-import { EntryPatchToJSON, ObjectGroupChangelogBodyFromJSON, ObjectGroupChangelogBodyToJSON, ObjectGroupEntriesResFromJSON, ObjectGroupEntrySearchResFromJSON, ObjectGroupEntryUpdateToJSON, ObjectGroupListResFromJSON, } from '../models/index';
+import { EntryPatchToJSON, ObjectGroupChangelogBodyFromJSON, ObjectGroupChangelogBodyToJSON, ObjectGroupEntriesResFromJSON, ObjectGroupEntrySearchResFromJSON, ObjectGroupEntryUpdateToJSON, ObjectGroupListResFromJSON, SelectObjectsParamsWrapperBodyToJSON, SelectionFromJSON, } from '../models/index';
 /**
  *
  */
@@ -68,6 +68,46 @@ export class ObjectGroupsApi extends runtime.BaseAPI {
             return yield response.value();
         });
     }
+    /**
+     * Lists the objects in the account\'s active object groups that `filters` select, grouped by object group, both by name. Filters match as in a calculation: an object group\'s own properties apply to each of its entries, a tree node also selects the nodes below it, and a group\'s property (`og:<object group id>`) selects that group\'s entries. At most 500 objects are returned, with `truncated` set when more matched. Nothing is changed. Requires the *View objects* permission.
+     * Select objects by filters
+     */
+    createSelectRaw(requestParameters, initOverrides) {
+        return __awaiter(this, void 0, void 0, function* () {
+            if (requestParameters['selectObjectsParamsWrapperBody'] == null) {
+                throw new runtime.RequiredError('selectObjectsParamsWrapperBody', 'Required parameter "selectObjectsParamsWrapperBody" was null or undefined when calling createSelect().');
+            }
+            const queryParameters = {};
+            const headerParameters = {};
+            headerParameters['Content-Type'] = 'application/json';
+            if (this.configuration && this.configuration.accessToken) {
+                const token = this.configuration.accessToken;
+                const tokenString = yield token("accessToken", []);
+                if (tokenString) {
+                    headerParameters["Authorization"] = `Bearer ${tokenString}`;
+                }
+            }
+            let urlPath = `/v1/object-groups/select`;
+            const response = yield this.request({
+                path: urlPath,
+                method: 'POST',
+                headers: headerParameters,
+                query: queryParameters,
+                body: SelectObjectsParamsWrapperBodyToJSON(requestParameters['selectObjectsParamsWrapperBody']),
+            }, initOverrides);
+            return new runtime.JSONApiResponse(response, (jsonValue) => SelectionFromJSON(jsonValue));
+        });
+    }
+    /**
+     * Lists the objects in the account\'s active object groups that `filters` select, grouped by object group, both by name. Filters match as in a calculation: an object group\'s own properties apply to each of its entries, a tree node also selects the nodes below it, and a group\'s property (`og:<object group id>`) selects that group\'s entries. At most 500 objects are returned, with `truncated` set when more matched. Nothing is changed. Requires the *View objects* permission.
+     * Select objects by filters
+     */
+    createSelect(requestParameters, initOverrides) {
+        return __awaiter(this, void 0, void 0, function* () {
+            const response = yield this.createSelectRaw(requestParameters, initOverrides);
+            return yield response.value();
+        });
+    }
     /**
      * Permanently deletes the object group and all its entries, or transitions it to a different lifecycle state. Pass `action=archive` to archive it (recoverable via `action=restore`) or omit `action` to purge it immediately. Returns `409` if a purge keeps conflicting with concurrent writes, in which case only some entries may have been deleted; repeating the request finishes the purge. A completed purge clears the allowed `options` of object variables on the group. Requires the *Edit objects* permission.
      * Delete or archive an object group

package/dist/esm/apis/PropertiesApi.d.ts

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ export interface PropertiesApiInterface {
      */
     create(requestParameters: PropertiesApiCreateRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<string>;
     /**
-     * Permanently removes the specified property and all its nodes. The property is removed from every variable\'s allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was the property moves to its first remaining option; node variables on the property lose their options. Built-in properties cannot be deleted. Requires the *Edit properties* permission. Returns `409` if a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation.
+     * Permanently removes the specified property and all its nodes. The property is removed from every variable\'s allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was the property moves to its first remaining option; node variables on the property lose their options. Built-in properties, including object group properties (id `og:<object group id>`), cannot be deleted. Requires the *Edit properties* permission. Returns `409` if a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation.
      * @summary Delete a property
      * @param {string} id
      * @param {*} [options] Override http request option.
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ export interface PropertiesApiInterface {
      */
     deleteRaw(requestParameters: PropertiesApiDeleteRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<runtime.ApiResponse<void>>;
     /**
-     * Permanently removes the specified property and all its nodes. The property is removed from every variable\'s allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was the property moves to its first remaining option; node variables on the property lose their options. Built-in properties cannot be deleted. Requires the *Edit properties* permission. Returns `409` if a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation.
+     * Permanently removes the specified property and all its nodes. The property is removed from every variable\'s allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was the property moves to its first remaining option; node variables on the property lose their options. Built-in properties, including object group properties (id `og:<object group id>`), cannot be deleted. Requires the *Edit properties* permission. Returns `409` if a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation.
      * Delete a property
      */
     delete(requestParameters: PropertiesApiDeleteRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<void>;
@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ export interface PropertiesApiInterface {
      */
     duplicate(requestParameters: PropertiesApiDuplicateRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<string>;
     /**
-     * Returns the full record for a single property, including its metadata and — for tree-type properties — the complete node hierarchy.  Callers with only the *View public properties* permission receive a `403` if the property is not public. Built-in system properties (such as `count`, `module`, `consumer`) are always available to callers with either permission. Callers with *Edit properties* are treated as having full view access, since a caller trusted to modify a property must also be able to read it.
+     * Returns the full record for a single property, including its metadata and — for tree-type properties — the complete node hierarchy.  Callers with only the *View public properties* permission receive a `403` if the property is not public. Built-in system properties (`count`, `growth`) are always available to callers with either permission. An object group property has the id `og:<object group id>`, is named after its object group, and its tree has one node per object in the group (node id = object id) under a `Root` node; it returns `404` when the object group does not exist, and `403` unless the caller can see the group\'s objects (*View objects* or *Edit objects*, or *View public objects* for a public group) and, for a private group, has full property access. Callers with *Edit properties* are treated as having full view access, since a caller trusted to modify a property must also be able to read it.
      * @summary Get a property
      * @param {string} id
      * @param {*} [options] Override http request option.
@@ -90,12 +90,12 @@ export interface PropertiesApiInterface {
      */
     getRaw(requestParameters: PropertiesApiGetRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<runtime.ApiResponse<PropertyRes>>;
     /**
-     * Returns the full record for a single property, including its metadata and — for tree-type properties — the complete node hierarchy.  Callers with only the *View public properties* permission receive a `403` if the property is not public. Built-in system properties (such as `count`, `module`, `consumer`) are always available to callers with either permission. Callers with *Edit properties* are treated as having full view access, since a caller trusted to modify a property must also be able to read it.
+     * Returns the full record for a single property, including its metadata and — for tree-type properties — the complete node hierarchy.  Callers with only the *View public properties* permission receive a `403` if the property is not public. Built-in system properties (`count`, `growth`) are always available to callers with either permission. An object group property has the id `og:<object group id>`, is named after its object group, and its tree has one node per object in the group (node id = object id) under a `Root` node; it returns `404` when the object group does not exist, and `403` unless the caller can see the group\'s objects (*View objects* or *Edit objects*, or *View public objects* for a public group) and, for a private group, has full property access. Callers with *Edit properties* are treated as having full view access, since a caller trusted to modify a property must also be able to read it.
      * Get a property
      */
     get(requestParameters: PropertiesApiGetRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<PropertyRes>;
     /**
-     * Returns all properties available to the account, sorted alphabetically by name. Built-in system properties are always included.  Callers with *View properties* or *Edit properties* see all properties; callers with only *View public properties* see only those marked public. Use `types` to restrict results to specific property types.
+     * Returns all properties available to the account, sorted alphabetically by name. Built-in system properties are included: `count` and `growth`, and one tree property per active object group, with the id `og:<object group id>`, named after the group, whose nodes are the group\'s objects. An object group property is listed only to callers who can see that group\'s objects (*View objects* or *Edit objects*, or *View public objects* for a public group), and is public when its group is.  Callers with *View properties* or *Edit properties* see all properties; callers with only *View public properties* see only those marked public. Use `types` to restrict results to specific property types.
      * @summary List properties
      * @param {Array<number>} [types] Filter by property type. Pass one or more numeric type values (e.g. the integer values of the PropertyType enum). When omitted, all types are returned.
      * @param {Array<number>} [objectTypes]
@@ -105,12 +105,12 @@ export interface PropertiesApiInterface {
      */
     listRaw(requestParameters: PropertiesApiListRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<runtime.ApiResponse<PropertyListRes>>;
     /**
-     * Returns all properties available to the account, sorted alphabetically by name. Built-in system properties are always included.  Callers with *View properties* or *Edit properties* see all properties; callers with only *View public properties* see only those marked public. Use `types` to restrict results to specific property types.
+     * Returns all properties available to the account, sorted alphabetically by name. Built-in system properties are included: `count` and `growth`, and one tree property per active object group, with the id `og:<object group id>`, named after the group, whose nodes are the group\'s objects. An object group property is listed only to callers who can see that group\'s objects (*View objects* or *Edit objects*, or *View public objects* for a public group), and is public when its group is.  Callers with *View properties* or *Edit properties* see all properties; callers with only *View public properties* see only those marked public. Use `types` to restrict results to specific property types.
      * List properties
      */
     list(requestParameters: PropertiesApiListRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<PropertyListRes>;
     /**
-     * Applies an incremental update to the specified property. The request body may contain updated metadata and node changes for tree-type properties. Supports large node sets — the request body limit is 64 MB with a 20-second read timeout.  Renaming a node ID requires the *Edit property ID* permission in addition to *Edit properties*; a `403` is returned if that permission is absent. Deleted nodes are removed from node variables\' allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was a deleted node moves to its first remaining option; renamed nodes are renamed in both the options and the value. Node changes are rejected with a `400` for built-in property ids (e.g. `module`, `space`), which are not backed by a real stored property and cannot hold node data.  New or re-parented nodes are placed after their siblings. A node\'s `position` moves it to that zero-based index among its siblings (clamped to the end); negative positions are rejected with a `400`.  Setting `delete` removes the property. While a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation, deleting it, changing its type away from tree, clearing all nodes, or deleting, re-parenting or changing the ID of an existing node returns a `409`; adding nodes under a parent and editing names are allowed.
+     * Applies an incremental update to the specified property. The request body may contain updated metadata and node changes for tree-type properties. Supports large node sets — the request body limit is 64 MB with a 20-second read timeout.  Renaming a node ID requires the *Edit property ID* permission in addition to *Edit properties*; a `403` is returned if that permission is absent. Deleted nodes are removed from node variables\' allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was a deleted node moves to its first remaining option; renamed nodes are renamed in both the options and the value. Node changes are rejected with a `400` for the built-in property ids `count` and `growth`, which are not backed by a real stored property and cannot hold node data. Any update to an object group property (id `og:<object group id>`) is rejected with a `400`: its name and nodes come from the object group.  New or re-parented nodes are placed after their siblings. A node\'s `position` moves it to that zero-based index among its siblings (clamped to the end); negative positions are rejected with a `400`.  Setting `delete` removes the property. While a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation, deleting it, changing its type away from tree, clearing all nodes, or deleting, re-parenting or changing the ID of an existing node returns a `409`; adding nodes under a parent and editing names are allowed.
      * @summary Update a property
      * @param {string} id
      * @param {PropertyBody} [propertyBody]
@@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ export interface PropertiesApiInterface {
      */
     updateRaw(requestParameters: PropertiesApiUpdateRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<runtime.ApiResponse<void>>;
     /**
-     * Applies an incremental update to the specified property. The request body may contain updated metadata and node changes for tree-type properties. Supports large node sets — the request body limit is 64 MB with a 20-second read timeout.  Renaming a node ID requires the *Edit property ID* permission in addition to *Edit properties*; a `403` is returned if that permission is absent. Deleted nodes are removed from node variables\' allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was a deleted node moves to its first remaining option; renamed nodes are renamed in both the options and the value. Node changes are rejected with a `400` for built-in property ids (e.g. `module`, `space`), which are not backed by a real stored property and cannot hold node data.  New or re-parented nodes are placed after their siblings. A node\'s `position` moves it to that zero-based index among its siblings (clamped to the end); negative positions are rejected with a `400`.  Setting `delete` removes the property. While a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation, deleting it, changing its type away from tree, clearing all nodes, or deleting, re-parenting or changing the ID of an existing node returns a `409`; adding nodes under a parent and editing names are allowed.
+     * Applies an incremental update to the specified property. The request body may contain updated metadata and node changes for tree-type properties. Supports large node sets — the request body limit is 64 MB with a 20-second read timeout.  Renaming a node ID requires the *Edit property ID* permission in addition to *Edit properties*; a `403` is returned if that permission is absent. Deleted nodes are removed from node variables\' allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was a deleted node moves to its first remaining option; renamed nodes are renamed in both the options and the value. Node changes are rejected with a `400` for the built-in property ids `count` and `growth`, which are not backed by a real stored property and cannot hold node data. Any update to an object group property (id `og:<object group id>`) is rejected with a `400`: its name and nodes come from the object group.  New or re-parented nodes are placed after their siblings. A node\'s `position` moves it to that zero-based index among its siblings (clamped to the end); negative positions are rejected with a `400`.  Setting `delete` removes the property. While a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation, deleting it, changing its type away from tree, clearing all nodes, or deleting, re-parenting or changing the ID of an existing node returns a `409`; adding nodes under a parent and editing names are allowed.
      * Update a property
      */
     update(requestParameters: PropertiesApiUpdateRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<void>;
@@ -140,12 +140,12 @@ export declare class PropertiesApi extends runtime.BaseAPI implements Properties
      */
     create(requestParameters?: PropertiesApiCreateRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<string>;
     /**
-     * Permanently removes the specified property and all its nodes. The property is removed from every variable\'s allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was the property moves to its first remaining option; node variables on the property lose their options. Built-in properties cannot be deleted. Requires the *Edit properties* permission. Returns `409` if a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation.
+     * Permanently removes the specified property and all its nodes. The property is removed from every variable\'s allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was the property moves to its first remaining option; node variables on the property lose their options. Built-in properties, including object group properties (id `og:<object group id>`), cannot be deleted. Requires the *Edit properties* permission. Returns `409` if a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation.
      * Delete a property
      */
     deleteRaw(requestParameters: PropertiesApiDeleteRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<runtime.ApiResponse<void>>;
     /**
-     * Permanently removes the specified property and all its nodes. The property is removed from every variable\'s allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was the property moves to its first remaining option; node variables on the property lose their options. Built-in properties cannot be deleted. Requires the *Edit properties* permission. Returns `409` if a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation.
+     * Permanently removes the specified property and all its nodes. The property is removed from every variable\'s allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was the property moves to its first remaining option; node variables on the property lose their options. Built-in properties, including object group properties (id `og:<object group id>`), cannot be deleted. Requires the *Edit properties* permission. Returns `409` if a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation.
      * Delete a property
      */
     delete(requestParameters: PropertiesApiDeleteRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<void>;
@@ -160,32 +160,32 @@ export declare class PropertiesApi extends runtime.BaseAPI implements Properties
      */
     duplicate(requestParameters: PropertiesApiDuplicateRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<string>;
     /**
-     * Returns the full record for a single property, including its metadata and — for tree-type properties — the complete node hierarchy.  Callers with only the *View public properties* permission receive a `403` if the property is not public. Built-in system properties (such as `count`, `module`, `consumer`) are always available to callers with either permission. Callers with *Edit properties* are treated as having full view access, since a caller trusted to modify a property must also be able to read it.
+     * Returns the full record for a single property, including its metadata and — for tree-type properties — the complete node hierarchy.  Callers with only the *View public properties* permission receive a `403` if the property is not public. Built-in system properties (`count`, `growth`) are always available to callers with either permission. An object group property has the id `og:<object group id>`, is named after its object group, and its tree has one node per object in the group (node id = object id) under a `Root` node; it returns `404` when the object group does not exist, and `403` unless the caller can see the group\'s objects (*View objects* or *Edit objects*, or *View public objects* for a public group) and, for a private group, has full property access. Callers with *Edit properties* are treated as having full view access, since a caller trusted to modify a property must also be able to read it.
      * Get a property
      */
     getRaw(requestParameters: PropertiesApiGetRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<runtime.ApiResponse<PropertyRes>>;
     /**
-     * Returns the full record for a single property, including its metadata and — for tree-type properties — the complete node hierarchy.  Callers with only the *View public properties* permission receive a `403` if the property is not public. Built-in system properties (such as `count`, `module`, `consumer`) are always available to callers with either permission. Callers with *Edit properties* are treated as having full view access, since a caller trusted to modify a property must also be able to read it.
+     * Returns the full record for a single property, including its metadata and — for tree-type properties — the complete node hierarchy.  Callers with only the *View public properties* permission receive a `403` if the property is not public. Built-in system properties (`count`, `growth`) are always available to callers with either permission. An object group property has the id `og:<object group id>`, is named after its object group, and its tree has one node per object in the group (node id = object id) under a `Root` node; it returns `404` when the object group does not exist, and `403` unless the caller can see the group\'s objects (*View objects* or *Edit objects*, or *View public objects* for a public group) and, for a private group, has full property access. Callers with *Edit properties* are treated as having full view access, since a caller trusted to modify a property must also be able to read it.
      * Get a property
      */
     get(requestParameters: PropertiesApiGetRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<PropertyRes>;
     /**
-     * Returns all properties available to the account, sorted alphabetically by name. Built-in system properties are always included.  Callers with *View properties* or *Edit properties* see all properties; callers with only *View public properties* see only those marked public. Use `types` to restrict results to specific property types.
+     * Returns all properties available to the account, sorted alphabetically by name. Built-in system properties are included: `count` and `growth`, and one tree property per active object group, with the id `og:<object group id>`, named after the group, whose nodes are the group\'s objects. An object group property is listed only to callers who can see that group\'s objects (*View objects* or *Edit objects*, or *View public objects* for a public group), and is public when its group is.  Callers with *View properties* or *Edit properties* see all properties; callers with only *View public properties* see only those marked public. Use `types` to restrict results to specific property types.
      * List properties
      */
     listRaw(requestParameters: PropertiesApiListRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<runtime.ApiResponse<PropertyListRes>>;
     /**
-     * Returns all properties available to the account, sorted alphabetically by name. Built-in system properties are always included.  Callers with *View properties* or *Edit properties* see all properties; callers with only *View public properties* see only those marked public. Use `types` to restrict results to specific property types.
+     * Returns all properties available to the account, sorted alphabetically by name. Built-in system properties are included: `count` and `growth`, and one tree property per active object group, with the id `og:<object group id>`, named after the group, whose nodes are the group\'s objects. An object group property is listed only to callers who can see that group\'s objects (*View objects* or *Edit objects*, or *View public objects* for a public group), and is public when its group is.  Callers with *View properties* or *Edit properties* see all properties; callers with only *View public properties* see only those marked public. Use `types` to restrict results to specific property types.
      * List properties
      */
     list(requestParameters?: PropertiesApiListRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<PropertyListRes>;
     /**
-     * Applies an incremental update to the specified property. The request body may contain updated metadata and node changes for tree-type properties. Supports large node sets — the request body limit is 64 MB with a 20-second read timeout.  Renaming a node ID requires the *Edit property ID* permission in addition to *Edit properties*; a `403` is returned if that permission is absent. Deleted nodes are removed from node variables\' allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was a deleted node moves to its first remaining option; renamed nodes are renamed in both the options and the value. Node changes are rejected with a `400` for built-in property ids (e.g. `module`, `space`), which are not backed by a real stored property and cannot hold node data.  New or re-parented nodes are placed after their siblings. A node\'s `position` moves it to that zero-based index among its siblings (clamped to the end); negative positions are rejected with a `400`.  Setting `delete` removes the property. While a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation, deleting it, changing its type away from tree, clearing all nodes, or deleting, re-parenting or changing the ID of an existing node returns a `409`; adding nodes under a parent and editing names are allowed.
+     * Applies an incremental update to the specified property. The request body may contain updated metadata and node changes for tree-type properties. Supports large node sets — the request body limit is 64 MB with a 20-second read timeout.  Renaming a node ID requires the *Edit property ID* permission in addition to *Edit properties*; a `403` is returned if that permission is absent. Deleted nodes are removed from node variables\' allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was a deleted node moves to its first remaining option; renamed nodes are renamed in both the options and the value. Node changes are rejected with a `400` for the built-in property ids `count` and `growth`, which are not backed by a real stored property and cannot hold node data. Any update to an object group property (id `og:<object group id>`) is rejected with a `400`: its name and nodes come from the object group.  New or re-parented nodes are placed after their siblings. A node\'s `position` moves it to that zero-based index among its siblings (clamped to the end); negative positions are rejected with a `400`.  Setting `delete` removes the property. While a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation, deleting it, changing its type away from tree, clearing all nodes, or deleting, re-parenting or changing the ID of an existing node returns a `409`; adding nodes under a parent and editing names are allowed.
      * Update a property
      */
     updateRaw(requestParameters: PropertiesApiUpdateRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<runtime.ApiResponse<void>>;
     /**
-     * Applies an incremental update to the specified property. The request body may contain updated metadata and node changes for tree-type properties. Supports large node sets — the request body limit is 64 MB with a 20-second read timeout.  Renaming a node ID requires the *Edit property ID* permission in addition to *Edit properties*; a `403` is returned if that permission is absent. Deleted nodes are removed from node variables\' allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was a deleted node moves to its first remaining option; renamed nodes are renamed in both the options and the value. Node changes are rejected with a `400` for built-in property ids (e.g. `module`, `space`), which are not backed by a real stored property and cannot hold node data.  New or re-parented nodes are placed after their siblings. A node\'s `position` moves it to that zero-based index among its siblings (clamped to the end); negative positions are rejected with a `400`.  Setting `delete` removes the property. While a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation, deleting it, changing its type away from tree, clearing all nodes, or deleting, re-parenting or changing the ID of an existing node returns a `409`; adding nodes under a parent and editing names are allowed.
+     * Applies an incremental update to the specified property. The request body may contain updated metadata and node changes for tree-type properties. Supports large node sets — the request body limit is 64 MB with a 20-second read timeout.  Renaming a node ID requires the *Edit property ID* permission in addition to *Edit properties*; a `403` is returned if that permission is absent. Deleted nodes are removed from node variables\' allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was a deleted node moves to its first remaining option; renamed nodes are renamed in both the options and the value. Node changes are rejected with a `400` for the built-in property ids `count` and `growth`, which are not backed by a real stored property and cannot hold node data. Any update to an object group property (id `og:<object group id>`) is rejected with a `400`: its name and nodes come from the object group.  New or re-parented nodes are placed after their siblings. A node\'s `position` moves it to that zero-based index among its siblings (clamped to the end); negative positions are rejected with a `400`.  Setting `delete` removes the property. While a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation, deleting it, changing its type away from tree, clearing all nodes, or deleting, re-parenting or changing the ID of an existing node returns a `409`; adding nodes under a parent and editing names are allowed.
      * Update a property
      */
     update(requestParameters: PropertiesApiUpdateRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<void>;

package/dist/esm/apis/PropertiesApi.js

@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ export class PropertiesApi extends runtime.BaseAPI {
         });
     }
     /**
-     * Permanently removes the specified property and all its nodes. The property is removed from every variable\'s allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was the property moves to its first remaining option; node variables on the property lose their options. Built-in properties cannot be deleted. Requires the *Edit properties* permission. Returns `409` if a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation.
+     * Permanently removes the specified property and all its nodes. The property is removed from every variable\'s allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was the property moves to its first remaining option; node variables on the property lose their options. Built-in properties, including object group properties (id `og:<object group id>`), cannot be deleted. Requires the *Edit properties* permission. Returns `409` if a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation.
      * Delete a property
      */
     deleteRaw(requestParameters, initOverrides) {
@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ export class PropertiesApi extends runtime.BaseAPI {
         });
     }
     /**
-     * Permanently removes the specified property and all its nodes. The property is removed from every variable\'s allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was the property moves to its first remaining option; node variables on the property lose their options. Built-in properties cannot be deleted. Requires the *Edit properties* permission. Returns `409` if a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation.
+     * Permanently removes the specified property and all its nodes. The property is removed from every variable\'s allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was the property moves to its first remaining option; node variables on the property lose their options. Built-in properties, including object group properties (id `og:<object group id>`), cannot be deleted. Requires the *Edit properties* permission. Returns `409` if a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation.
      * Delete a property
      */
     delete(requestParameters, initOverrides) {
@@ -151,7 +151,7 @@ export class PropertiesApi extends runtime.BaseAPI {
         });
     }
     /**
-     * Returns the full record for a single property, including its metadata and — for tree-type properties — the complete node hierarchy.  Callers with only the *View public properties* permission receive a `403` if the property is not public. Built-in system properties (such as `count`, `module`, `consumer`) are always available to callers with either permission. Callers with *Edit properties* are treated as having full view access, since a caller trusted to modify a property must also be able to read it.
+     * Returns the full record for a single property, including its metadata and — for tree-type properties — the complete node hierarchy.  Callers with only the *View public properties* permission receive a `403` if the property is not public. Built-in system properties (`count`, `growth`) are always available to callers with either permission. An object group property has the id `og:<object group id>`, is named after its object group, and its tree has one node per object in the group (node id = object id) under a `Root` node; it returns `404` when the object group does not exist, and `403` unless the caller can see the group\'s objects (*View objects* or *Edit objects*, or *View public objects* for a public group) and, for a private group, has full property access. Callers with *Edit properties* are treated as having full view access, since a caller trusted to modify a property must also be able to read it.
      * Get a property
      */
     getRaw(requestParameters, initOverrides) {
@@ -180,7 +180,7 @@ export class PropertiesApi extends runtime.BaseAPI {
         });
     }
     /**
-     * Returns the full record for a single property, including its metadata and — for tree-type properties — the complete node hierarchy.  Callers with only the *View public properties* permission receive a `403` if the property is not public. Built-in system properties (such as `count`, `module`, `consumer`) are always available to callers with either permission. Callers with *Edit properties* are treated as having full view access, since a caller trusted to modify a property must also be able to read it.
+     * Returns the full record for a single property, including its metadata and — for tree-type properties — the complete node hierarchy.  Callers with only the *View public properties* permission receive a `403` if the property is not public. Built-in system properties (`count`, `growth`) are always available to callers with either permission. An object group property has the id `og:<object group id>`, is named after its object group, and its tree has one node per object in the group (node id = object id) under a `Root` node; it returns `404` when the object group does not exist, and `403` unless the caller can see the group\'s objects (*View objects* or *Edit objects*, or *View public objects* for a public group) and, for a private group, has full property access. Callers with *Edit properties* are treated as having full view access, since a caller trusted to modify a property must also be able to read it.
      * Get a property
      */
     get(requestParameters, initOverrides) {
@@ -190,7 +190,7 @@ export class PropertiesApi extends runtime.BaseAPI {
         });
     }
     /**
-     * Returns all properties available to the account, sorted alphabetically by name. Built-in system properties are always included.  Callers with *View properties* or *Edit properties* see all properties; callers with only *View public properties* see only those marked public. Use `types` to restrict results to specific property types.
+     * Returns all properties available to the account, sorted alphabetically by name. Built-in system properties are included: `count` and `growth`, and one tree property per active object group, with the id `og:<object group id>`, named after the group, whose nodes are the group\'s objects. An object group property is listed only to callers who can see that group\'s objects (*View objects* or *Edit objects*, or *View public objects* for a public group), and is public when its group is.  Callers with *View properties* or *Edit properties* see all properties; callers with only *View public properties* see only those marked public. Use `types` to restrict results to specific property types.
      * List properties
      */
     listRaw(requestParameters, initOverrides) {
@@ -221,7 +221,7 @@ export class PropertiesApi extends runtime.BaseAPI {
         });
     }
     /**
-     * Returns all properties available to the account, sorted alphabetically by name. Built-in system properties are always included.  Callers with *View properties* or *Edit properties* see all properties; callers with only *View public properties* see only those marked public. Use `types` to restrict results to specific property types.
+     * Returns all properties available to the account, sorted alphabetically by name. Built-in system properties are included: `count` and `growth`, and one tree property per active object group, with the id `og:<object group id>`, named after the group, whose nodes are the group\'s objects. An object group property is listed only to callers who can see that group\'s objects (*View objects* or *Edit objects*, or *View public objects* for a public group), and is public when its group is.  Callers with *View properties* or *Edit properties* see all properties; callers with only *View public properties* see only those marked public. Use `types` to restrict results to specific property types.
      * List properties
      */
     list() {
@@ -231,7 +231,7 @@ export class PropertiesApi extends runtime.BaseAPI {
         });
     }
     /**
-     * Applies an incremental update to the specified property. The request body may contain updated metadata and node changes for tree-type properties. Supports large node sets — the request body limit is 64 MB with a 20-second read timeout.  Renaming a node ID requires the *Edit property ID* permission in addition to *Edit properties*; a `403` is returned if that permission is absent. Deleted nodes are removed from node variables\' allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was a deleted node moves to its first remaining option; renamed nodes are renamed in both the options and the value. Node changes are rejected with a `400` for built-in property ids (e.g. `module`, `space`), which are not backed by a real stored property and cannot hold node data.  New or re-parented nodes are placed after their siblings. A node\'s `position` moves it to that zero-based index among its siblings (clamped to the end); negative positions are rejected with a `400`.  Setting `delete` removes the property. While a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation, deleting it, changing its type away from tree, clearing all nodes, or deleting, re-parenting or changing the ID of an existing node returns a `409`; adding nodes under a parent and editing names are allowed.
+     * Applies an incremental update to the specified property. The request body may contain updated metadata and node changes for tree-type properties. Supports large node sets — the request body limit is 64 MB with a 20-second read timeout.  Renaming a node ID requires the *Edit property ID* permission in addition to *Edit properties*; a `403` is returned if that permission is absent. Deleted nodes are removed from node variables\' allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was a deleted node moves to its first remaining option; renamed nodes are renamed in both the options and the value. Node changes are rejected with a `400` for the built-in property ids `count` and `growth`, which are not backed by a real stored property and cannot hold node data. Any update to an object group property (id `og:<object group id>`) is rejected with a `400`: its name and nodes come from the object group.  New or re-parented nodes are placed after their siblings. A node\'s `position` moves it to that zero-based index among its siblings (clamped to the end); negative positions are rejected with a `400`.  Setting `delete` removes the property. While a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation, deleting it, changing its type away from tree, clearing all nodes, or deleting, re-parenting or changing the ID of an existing node returns a `409`; adding nodes under a parent and editing names are allowed.
      * Update a property
      */
     updateRaw(requestParameters, initOverrides) {
@@ -262,7 +262,7 @@ export class PropertiesApi extends runtime.BaseAPI {
         });
     }
     /**
-     * Applies an incremental update to the specified property. The request body may contain updated metadata and node changes for tree-type properties. Supports large node sets — the request body limit is 64 MB with a 20-second read timeout.  Renaming a node ID requires the *Edit property ID* permission in addition to *Edit properties*; a `403` is returned if that permission is absent. Deleted nodes are removed from node variables\' allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was a deleted node moves to its first remaining option; renamed nodes are renamed in both the options and the value. Node changes are rejected with a `400` for built-in property ids (e.g. `module`, `space`), which are not backed by a real stored property and cannot hold node data.  New or re-parented nodes are placed after their siblings. A node\'s `position` moves it to that zero-based index among its siblings (clamped to the end); negative positions are rejected with a `400`.  Setting `delete` removes the property. While a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation, deleting it, changing its type away from tree, clearing all nodes, or deleting, re-parenting or changing the ID of an existing node returns a `409`; adding nodes under a parent and editing names are allowed.
+     * Applies an incremental update to the specified property. The request body may contain updated metadata and node changes for tree-type properties. Supports large node sets — the request body limit is 64 MB with a 20-second read timeout.  Renaming a node ID requires the *Edit property ID* permission in addition to *Edit properties*; a `403` is returned if that permission is absent. Deleted nodes are removed from node variables\' allowed `options`, and a variable whose value was a deleted node moves to its first remaining option; renamed nodes are renamed in both the options and the value. Node changes are rejected with a `400` for the built-in property ids `count` and `growth`, which are not backed by a real stored property and cannot hold node data. Any update to an object group property (id `og:<object group id>`) is rejected with a `400`: its name and nodes come from the object group.  New or re-parented nodes are placed after their siblings. A node\'s `position` moves it to that zero-based index among its siblings (clamped to the end); negative positions are rejected with a `400`.  Setting `delete` removes the property. While a live data collection uses the property for anonymisation, deleting it, changing its type away from tree, clearing all nodes, or deleting, re-parenting or changing the ID of an existing node returns a `409`; adding nodes under a parent and editing names are allowed.
      * Update a property
      */
     update(requestParameters, initOverrides) {

package/dist/esm/apis/ScenariosApi.d.ts

@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ export interface ScenariosApiInterface {
      */
     list(requestParameters: ScenariosApiListRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<ScenarioListRes>;
     /**
-     * Returns, per active scenario, the account variables that the modifier formulas of its layers reference, following stacked scenarios. Changing one of these variables recalculates every visualisation of that scenario. Scenarios whose layers use no account variables are omitted. Requires the *View projects* permission and the *Variable controls* feature.
+     * Returns, per active scenario, the account variables that the modifier formulas and logic layer functions of its layers reference, following stacked scenarios. Changing one of these variables recalculates every visualisation of that scenario. Scenarios whose layers use no account variables are omitted. Requires the *View projects* permission and the *Variable controls* feature.
      * @summary List account variables used by scenario layers
      * @param {*} [options] Override http request option.
      * @throws {RequiredError}
@@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ export interface ScenariosApiInterface {
      */
     listLayerVariablesRaw(initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<runtime.ApiResponse<LayerVariablesRes>>;
     /**
-     * Returns, per active scenario, the account variables that the modifier formulas of its layers reference, following stacked scenarios. Changing one of these variables recalculates every visualisation of that scenario. Scenarios whose layers use no account variables are omitted. Requires the *View projects* permission and the *Variable controls* feature.
+     * Returns, per active scenario, the account variables that the modifier formulas and logic layer functions of its layers reference, following stacked scenarios. Changing one of these variables recalculates every visualisation of that scenario. Scenarios whose layers use no account variables are omitted. Requires the *View projects* permission and the *Variable controls* feature.
      * List account variables used by scenario layers
      */
     listLayerVariables(initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<LayerVariablesRes>;
@@ -193,12 +193,12 @@ export declare class ScenariosApi extends runtime.BaseAPI implements ScenariosAp
      */
     list(requestParameters?: ScenariosApiListRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<ScenarioListRes>;
     /**
-     * Returns, per active scenario, the account variables that the modifier formulas of its layers reference, following stacked scenarios. Changing one of these variables recalculates every visualisation of that scenario. Scenarios whose layers use no account variables are omitted. Requires the *View projects* permission and the *Variable controls* feature.
+     * Returns, per active scenario, the account variables that the modifier formulas and logic layer functions of its layers reference, following stacked scenarios. Changing one of these variables recalculates every visualisation of that scenario. Scenarios whose layers use no account variables are omitted. Requires the *View projects* permission and the *Variable controls* feature.
      * List account variables used by scenario layers
      */
     listLayerVariablesRaw(initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<runtime.ApiResponse<LayerVariablesRes>>;
     /**
-     * Returns, per active scenario, the account variables that the modifier formulas of its layers reference, following stacked scenarios. Changing one of these variables recalculates every visualisation of that scenario. Scenarios whose layers use no account variables are omitted. Requires the *View projects* permission and the *Variable controls* feature.
+     * Returns, per active scenario, the account variables that the modifier formulas and logic layer functions of its layers reference, following stacked scenarios. Changing one of these variables recalculates every visualisation of that scenario. Scenarios whose layers use no account variables are omitted. Requires the *View projects* permission and the *Variable controls* feature.
      * List account variables used by scenario layers
      */
     listLayerVariables(initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<LayerVariablesRes>;

package/dist/esm/apis/ScenariosApi.js

@@ -232,7 +232,7 @@ export class ScenariosApi extends runtime.BaseAPI {
         });
     }
     /**
-     * Returns, per active scenario, the account variables that the modifier formulas of its layers reference, following stacked scenarios. Changing one of these variables recalculates every visualisation of that scenario. Scenarios whose layers use no account variables are omitted. Requires the *View projects* permission and the *Variable controls* feature.
+     * Returns, per active scenario, the account variables that the modifier formulas and logic layer functions of its layers reference, following stacked scenarios. Changing one of these variables recalculates every visualisation of that scenario. Scenarios whose layers use no account variables are omitted. Requires the *View projects* permission and the *Variable controls* feature.
      * List account variables used by scenario layers
      */
     listLayerVariablesRaw(initOverrides) {
@@ -257,7 +257,7 @@ export class ScenariosApi extends runtime.BaseAPI {
         });
     }
     /**
-     * Returns, per active scenario, the account variables that the modifier formulas of its layers reference, following stacked scenarios. Changing one of these variables recalculates every visualisation of that scenario. Scenarios whose layers use no account variables are omitted. Requires the *View projects* permission and the *Variable controls* feature.
+     * Returns, per active scenario, the account variables that the modifier formulas and logic layer functions of its layers reference, following stacked scenarios. Changing one of these variables recalculates every visualisation of that scenario. Scenarios whose layers use no account variables are omitted. Requires the *View projects* permission and the *Variable controls* feature.
      * List account variables used by scenario layers
      */
     listLayerVariables(initOverrides) {

package/dist/esm/apis/TopDownModelsApi.d.ts

@@ -169,7 +169,7 @@ export interface TopDownModelsApiInterface {
      */
     update(requestParameters: TopDownModelsApiUpdateRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<void>;
     /**
-     * Upserts an entry on the specified top-down model. If an entry with the given ID already exists it is updated; otherwise a new entry is created. Supply the entry\'s ID in the request body (`id` field). A non-empty `objects` replaces the entry\'s stored objects and `clearObjects` removes them all; sending both returns `400`. Each `properties.map[].formula` must be a per-object expression: numbers, static property references and the add, subtract, multiply and divide operators. With `variable_controls` enabled, formulas may also reference numeric account variables by `account:<id>`; other variable references are rejected. `sumOf`, `select`, unknown operators and references to unknown properties or nodes are rejected with `400` naming the offending field. Returns `404` if the model does not exist. Requires the *Edit modification* permission.
+     * Upserts an entry on the specified top-down model. If an entry with the given ID already exists it is updated; otherwise a new entry is created. Supply the entry\'s ID in the request body (`id` field). A non-empty `objects` replaces the entry\'s stored objects and `clearObjects` removes them all; sending both returns `400`. Each `properties.map[].formula` must be a per-object expression: numbers, static property references, the add, subtract, multiply and divide operators, and `condition` (if a comparison or a `has` test, then one expression, else another). With `variable_controls` enabled, formulas may also reference numeric account variables by `account:<id>`; other variable references are rejected. `sumOf`, `select`, unknown operators and references to unknown properties or nodes are rejected with `400` naming the offending field. Returns `404` if the model does not exist. Requires the *Edit modification* permission.
      * @summary Create or update a top-down model entry
      * @param {string} id
      * @param {TopDownModelEntryUpdate} [topDownModelEntryUpdate]
@@ -179,7 +179,7 @@ export interface TopDownModelsApiInterface {
      */
     updateEntriesRaw(requestParameters: TopDownModelsApiUpdateEntriesRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<runtime.ApiResponse<void>>;
     /**
-     * Upserts an entry on the specified top-down model. If an entry with the given ID already exists it is updated; otherwise a new entry is created. Supply the entry\'s ID in the request body (`id` field). A non-empty `objects` replaces the entry\'s stored objects and `clearObjects` removes them all; sending both returns `400`. Each `properties.map[].formula` must be a per-object expression: numbers, static property references and the add, subtract, multiply and divide operators. With `variable_controls` enabled, formulas may also reference numeric account variables by `account:<id>`; other variable references are rejected. `sumOf`, `select`, unknown operators and references to unknown properties or nodes are rejected with `400` naming the offending field. Returns `404` if the model does not exist. Requires the *Edit modification* permission.
+     * Upserts an entry on the specified top-down model. If an entry with the given ID already exists it is updated; otherwise a new entry is created. Supply the entry\'s ID in the request body (`id` field). A non-empty `objects` replaces the entry\'s stored objects and `clearObjects` removes them all; sending both returns `400`. Each `properties.map[].formula` must be a per-object expression: numbers, static property references, the add, subtract, multiply and divide operators, and `condition` (if a comparison or a `has` test, then one expression, else another). With `variable_controls` enabled, formulas may also reference numeric account variables by `account:<id>`; other variable references are rejected. `sumOf`, `select`, unknown operators and references to unknown properties or nodes are rejected with `400` naming the offending field. Returns `404` if the model does not exist. Requires the *Edit modification* permission.
      * Create or update a top-down model entry
      */
     updateEntries(requestParameters: TopDownModelsApiUpdateEntriesRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<void>;
@@ -269,12 +269,12 @@ export declare class TopDownModelsApi extends runtime.BaseAPI implements TopDown
      */
     update(requestParameters: TopDownModelsApiUpdateRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<void>;
     /**
-     * Upserts an entry on the specified top-down model. If an entry with the given ID already exists it is updated; otherwise a new entry is created. Supply the entry\'s ID in the request body (`id` field). A non-empty `objects` replaces the entry\'s stored objects and `clearObjects` removes them all; sending both returns `400`. Each `properties.map[].formula` must be a per-object expression: numbers, static property references and the add, subtract, multiply and divide operators. With `variable_controls` enabled, formulas may also reference numeric account variables by `account:<id>`; other variable references are rejected. `sumOf`, `select`, unknown operators and references to unknown properties or nodes are rejected with `400` naming the offending field. Returns `404` if the model does not exist. Requires the *Edit modification* permission.
+     * Upserts an entry on the specified top-down model. If an entry with the given ID already exists it is updated; otherwise a new entry is created. Supply the entry\'s ID in the request body (`id` field). A non-empty `objects` replaces the entry\'s stored objects and `clearObjects` removes them all; sending both returns `400`. Each `properties.map[].formula` must be a per-object expression: numbers, static property references, the add, subtract, multiply and divide operators, and `condition` (if a comparison or a `has` test, then one expression, else another). With `variable_controls` enabled, formulas may also reference numeric account variables by `account:<id>`; other variable references are rejected. `sumOf`, `select`, unknown operators and references to unknown properties or nodes are rejected with `400` naming the offending field. Returns `404` if the model does not exist. Requires the *Edit modification* permission.
      * Create or update a top-down model entry
      */
     updateEntriesRaw(requestParameters: TopDownModelsApiUpdateEntriesRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<runtime.ApiResponse<void>>;
     /**
-     * Upserts an entry on the specified top-down model. If an entry with the given ID already exists it is updated; otherwise a new entry is created. Supply the entry\'s ID in the request body (`id` field). A non-empty `objects` replaces the entry\'s stored objects and `clearObjects` removes them all; sending both returns `400`. Each `properties.map[].formula` must be a per-object expression: numbers, static property references and the add, subtract, multiply and divide operators. With `variable_controls` enabled, formulas may also reference numeric account variables by `account:<id>`; other variable references are rejected. `sumOf`, `select`, unknown operators and references to unknown properties or nodes are rejected with `400` naming the offending field. Returns `404` if the model does not exist. Requires the *Edit modification* permission.
+     * Upserts an entry on the specified top-down model. If an entry with the given ID already exists it is updated; otherwise a new entry is created. Supply the entry\'s ID in the request body (`id` field). A non-empty `objects` replaces the entry\'s stored objects and `clearObjects` removes them all; sending both returns `400`. Each `properties.map[].formula` must be a per-object expression: numbers, static property references, the add, subtract, multiply and divide operators, and `condition` (if a comparison or a `has` test, then one expression, else another). With `variable_controls` enabled, formulas may also reference numeric account variables by `account:<id>`; other variable references are rejected. `sumOf`, `select`, unknown operators and references to unknown properties or nodes are rejected with `400` naming the offending field. Returns `404` if the model does not exist. Requires the *Edit modification* permission.
      * Create or update a top-down model entry
      */
     updateEntries(requestParameters: TopDownModelsApiUpdateEntriesRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<void>;

package/dist/esm/apis/TopDownModelsApi.js

@@ -359,7 +359,7 @@ export class TopDownModelsApi extends runtime.BaseAPI {
         });
     }
     /**
-     * Upserts an entry on the specified top-down model. If an entry with the given ID already exists it is updated; otherwise a new entry is created. Supply the entry\'s ID in the request body (`id` field). A non-empty `objects` replaces the entry\'s stored objects and `clearObjects` removes them all; sending both returns `400`. Each `properties.map[].formula` must be a per-object expression: numbers, static property references and the add, subtract, multiply and divide operators. With `variable_controls` enabled, formulas may also reference numeric account variables by `account:<id>`; other variable references are rejected. `sumOf`, `select`, unknown operators and references to unknown properties or nodes are rejected with `400` naming the offending field. Returns `404` if the model does not exist. Requires the *Edit modification* permission.
+     * Upserts an entry on the specified top-down model. If an entry with the given ID already exists it is updated; otherwise a new entry is created. Supply the entry\'s ID in the request body (`id` field). A non-empty `objects` replaces the entry\'s stored objects and `clearObjects` removes them all; sending both returns `400`. Each `properties.map[].formula` must be a per-object expression: numbers, static property references, the add, subtract, multiply and divide operators, and `condition` (if a comparison or a `has` test, then one expression, else another). With `variable_controls` enabled, formulas may also reference numeric account variables by `account:<id>`; other variable references are rejected. `sumOf`, `select`, unknown operators and references to unknown properties or nodes are rejected with `400` naming the offending field. Returns `404` if the model does not exist. Requires the *Edit modification* permission.
      * Create or update a top-down model entry
      */
     updateEntriesRaw(requestParameters, initOverrides) {
@@ -390,7 +390,7 @@ export class TopDownModelsApi extends runtime.BaseAPI {
         });
     }
     /**
-     * Upserts an entry on the specified top-down model. If an entry with the given ID already exists it is updated; otherwise a new entry is created. Supply the entry\'s ID in the request body (`id` field). A non-empty `objects` replaces the entry\'s stored objects and `clearObjects` removes them all; sending both returns `400`. Each `properties.map[].formula` must be a per-object expression: numbers, static property references and the add, subtract, multiply and divide operators. With `variable_controls` enabled, formulas may also reference numeric account variables by `account:<id>`; other variable references are rejected. `sumOf`, `select`, unknown operators and references to unknown properties or nodes are rejected with `400` naming the offending field. Returns `404` if the model does not exist. Requires the *Edit modification* permission.
+     * Upserts an entry on the specified top-down model. If an entry with the given ID already exists it is updated; otherwise a new entry is created. Supply the entry\'s ID in the request body (`id` field). A non-empty `objects` replaces the entry\'s stored objects and `clearObjects` removes them all; sending both returns `400`. Each `properties.map[].formula` must be a per-object expression: numbers, static property references, the add, subtract, multiply and divide operators, and `condition` (if a comparison or a `has` test, then one expression, else another). With `variable_controls` enabled, formulas may also reference numeric account variables by `account:<id>`; other variable references are rejected. `sumOf`, `select`, unknown operators and references to unknown properties or nodes are rejected with `400` naming the offending field. Returns `404` if the model does not exist. Requires the *Edit modification* permission.
      * Create or update a top-down model entry
      */
     updateEntries(requestParameters, initOverrides) {

package/dist/esm/apis/VariablesApi.d.ts

@@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ export interface VariablesApiInterface {
      */
     list(initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<VariableListRes>;
     /**
-     * Returns every place in the account that uses the account-level variable: project value overrides, project filters, dashboard visualisations and the modifier formulas of layers, across all projects including archived ones. A variable can only be deleted, or have its type changed, when this list is empty. Requires the *View projects* permission.
+     * Returns every place in the account that uses the account-level variable: project value overrides, project filters, dashboard visualisations, the modifier formulas of layers and the functions of logic layers, across all projects including archived ones. A variable can only be deleted, or have its type changed, when this list is empty. Requires the *View projects* permission.
      * @summary List account variable references
      * @param {string} id Account variable ID, either qualified (account:&lt;id&gt;) or bare.
      * @param {*} [options] Override http request option.
@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ export interface VariablesApiInterface {
      */
     listReferencesRaw(requestParameters: VariablesApiListReferencesRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<runtime.ApiResponse<ReferencesRes>>;
     /**
-     * Returns every place in the account that uses the account-level variable: project value overrides, project filters, dashboard visualisations and the modifier formulas of layers, across all projects including archived ones. A variable can only be deleted, or have its type changed, when this list is empty. Requires the *View projects* permission.
+     * Returns every place in the account that uses the account-level variable: project value overrides, project filters, dashboard visualisations, the modifier formulas of layers and the functions of logic layers, across all projects including archived ones. A variable can only be deleted, or have its type changed, when this list is empty. Requires the *View projects* permission.
      * List account variable references
      */
     listReferences(requestParameters: VariablesApiListReferencesRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<ReferencesRes>;
@@ -164,12 +164,12 @@ export declare class VariablesApi extends runtime.BaseAPI implements VariablesAp
      */
     list(initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<VariableListRes>;
     /**
-     * Returns every place in the account that uses the account-level variable: project value overrides, project filters, dashboard visualisations and the modifier formulas of layers, across all projects including archived ones. A variable can only be deleted, or have its type changed, when this list is empty. Requires the *View projects* permission.
+     * Returns every place in the account that uses the account-level variable: project value overrides, project filters, dashboard visualisations, the modifier formulas of layers and the functions of logic layers, across all projects including archived ones. A variable can only be deleted, or have its type changed, when this list is empty. Requires the *View projects* permission.
      * List account variable references
      */
     listReferencesRaw(requestParameters: VariablesApiListReferencesRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<runtime.ApiResponse<ReferencesRes>>;
     /**
-     * Returns every place in the account that uses the account-level variable: project value overrides, project filters, dashboard visualisations and the modifier formulas of layers, across all projects including archived ones. A variable can only be deleted, or have its type changed, when this list is empty. Requires the *View projects* permission.
+     * Returns every place in the account that uses the account-level variable: project value overrides, project filters, dashboard visualisations, the modifier formulas of layers and the functions of logic layers, across all projects including archived ones. A variable can only be deleted, or have its type changed, when this list is empty. Requires the *View projects* permission.
      * List account variable references
      */
     listReferences(requestParameters: VariablesApiListReferencesRequest, initOverrides?: RequestInit | runtime.InitOverrideFunction): Promise<ReferencesRes>;

package/dist/esm/apis/VariablesApi.js

@@ -181,7 +181,7 @@ export class VariablesApi extends runtime.BaseAPI {
         });
     }
     /**
-     * Returns every place in the account that uses the account-level variable: project value overrides, project filters, dashboard visualisations and the modifier formulas of layers, across all projects including archived ones. A variable can only be deleted, or have its type changed, when this list is empty. Requires the *View projects* permission.
+     * Returns every place in the account that uses the account-level variable: project value overrides, project filters, dashboard visualisations, the modifier formulas of layers and the functions of logic layers, across all projects including archived ones. A variable can only be deleted, or have its type changed, when this list is empty. Requires the *View projects* permission.
      * List account variable references
      */
     listReferencesRaw(requestParameters, initOverrides) {
@@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ export class VariablesApi extends runtime.BaseAPI {
         });
     }
     /**
-     * Returns every place in the account that uses the account-level variable: project value overrides, project filters, dashboard visualisations and the modifier formulas of layers, across all projects including archived ones. A variable can only be deleted, or have its type changed, when this list is empty. Requires the *View projects* permission.
+     * Returns every place in the account that uses the account-level variable: project value overrides, project filters, dashboard visualisations, the modifier formulas of layers and the functions of logic layers, across all projects including archived ones. A variable can only be deleted, or have its type changed, when this list is empty. Requires the *View projects* permission.
      * List account variable references
      */
     listReferences(requestParameters, initOverrides) {

package/dist/esm/apis/index.d.ts

@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ export * from './FloorPlansApi';
 export * from './IntegrationsApi';
 export * from './InternalApi';
 export * from './LocalisationApi';
+export * from './LogicLayersApi';
 export * from './LookupsApi';
 export * from './NeedsApi';
 export * from './ObjectGroupsApi';
@@ -22,7 +23,6 @@ export * from './ReportsApi';
 export * from './ScenariosApi';
 export * from './ScriptsApi';
 export * from './ServiceApi';
-export * from './SpaceRulesetsApi';
 export * from './TemplateProjectsApi';
 export * from './TopDownModelsApi';
 export * from './UsersApi';

package/dist/esm/apis/index.js

@@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ export * from './FloorPlansApi';
 export * from './IntegrationsApi';
 export * from './InternalApi';
 export * from './LocalisationApi';
+export * from './LogicLayersApi';
 export * from './LookupsApi';
 export * from './NeedsApi';
 export * from './ObjectGroupsApi';
@@ -24,7 +25,6 @@ export * from './ReportsApi';
 export * from './ScenariosApi';
 export * from './ScriptsApi';
 export * from './ServiceApi';
-export * from './SpaceRulesetsApi';
 export * from './TemplateProjectsApi';
 export * from './TopDownModelsApi';
 export * from './UsersApi';

package/dist/esm/models/AccountTextFilePostBody.d.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,38 @@
+/**
+ * spaciv API
+ * The spaciv API powers workplace planning: modelling how many people an organisation has, how they work, and how much space that requires.  ## Getting started  1. Exchange credentials for an access token using one of the operations under    **Authentication**. 2. Send that token on every subsequent request as `Authorization: Bearer <token>`. 3. Access tokens are short lived. Call `POST /v1/auth/refresh-token` to obtain a new one    before the old one expires.  ## Conventions  Every operation is versioned under `/v1`. Collections are plural (`GET /v1/dashboards` lists, `POST /v1/dashboards` creates) and individual records live beneath them (`/v1/dashboards/{id}`). Singular paths such as `/v1/account`, `/v1/project` and `/v1/user` refer to the record the access token was issued for.  Request and response bodies are JSON. Timestamps are RFC 3339. Identifiers are opaque strings unless documented otherwise, and collection operations return the records visible to the account the token was issued for.  Failures return an [RFC 9457](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9457) problem document with a `detail` field describing what went wrong.
+ *
+ * The version of the OpenAPI document: 1.0.0
+ * Contact: support@spaciv.com
+ *
+ * NOTE: This class is auto generated by OpenAPI Generator (https://openapi-generator.tech).
+ * https://openapi-generator.tech
+ * Do not edit the class manually.
+ */
+/**
+ *
+ * @export
+ * @interface AccountTextFilePostBody
+ */
+export interface AccountTextFilePostBody {
+    /**
+     * Name of the new file. Its extension chooses its type. At most 255 bytes after normalising to Unicode NFC. Must not contain a forward slash or a backslash, and must not be . or ..
+     * @type {string}
+     * @memberof AccountTextFilePostBody
+     */
+    name: string;
+    /**
+     * Identifier of the directory to create the file in. Leave it out to create it at the root.
+     * @type {string}
+     * @memberof AccountTextFilePostBody
+     */
+    parentId?: string;
+}
+/**
+ * Check if a given object implements the AccountTextFilePostBody interface.
+ */
+export declare function instanceOfAccountTextFilePostBody(value: object): value is AccountTextFilePostBody;
+export declare function AccountTextFilePostBodyFromJSON(json: any): AccountTextFilePostBody;
+export declare function AccountTextFilePostBodyFromJSONTyped(json: any, ignoreDiscriminator: boolean): AccountTextFilePostBody;
+export declare function AccountTextFilePostBodyToJSON(json: any): AccountTextFilePostBody;
+export declare function AccountTextFilePostBodyToJSONTyped(value?: AccountTextFilePostBody | null, ignoreDiscriminator?: boolean): any;