@stable_sea/sdk 0.2.12 → 0.2.13

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -53,10 +53,11 @@ keys and rotations reuse that data.
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  WTGXX supports standard and instant settlement. FLTTX supports standard
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  settlement; instant orders are refused in both production and sandbox.
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- ## Member notifications and support
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+ ## Member administration and personal actions
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- Use `createStableSeaSessionClient` for personal notifications, preferences and
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- business support messages. It uses an existing signed-in business session,
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+ Use `createStableSeaSessionClient` for your profile and security, team and API-key
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+ administration, notifications, preferences and business support messages. It uses
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+ the native sign-in, MFA and business-selection flow,
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  not a Live or Test API key. Use `https://api.stablesea.com`; the isolated
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  Test-key Sandbox does not serve member sessions.
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  ```
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  Node.js fetch does not retain cookies automatically. Supply your authenticated
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- transport; the client does not implement login, refresh or automatic retries.
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+ transport. Call the typed sign-in and refresh operations explicitly; the client
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+ does not perform authentication, cookie storage or retries automatically.
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  Existing login MFA, business membership, locks and permissions remain in force.
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  Member requests do not use the dated financial API contract header.
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  Member writes use `member.POST`, with each native operation's retry behavior.
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- They have no financial `mutation()` helper or idempotency-key replay. After an
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+ They have no financial `mutation()` helper. Key creation and rotation require
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+ an `Idempotency-Key`; other operations retain their documented native retry
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+ behavior. After an
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  uncertain message send, match the returned `id` in the thread against the
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  `message_id` you sent before resending;
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  repeated sends can repeat notifications. Contact submissions must not retry
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  automatically. See the [member guide](https://docs.stablesea.com/api/#member-sessions)
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  for sign-in, session lifecycle and attachment retrieval, and the
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  [member reference](https://docs.stablesea.com/api/member-reference/) for fields.
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+ List members at `GET /identity/members` and manage invitations at
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+ `/identity/members/invites`. Creation returns invitation details, never the
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+ redemption token delivered to the invitee. Invitation acceptance uses the
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+ invitee's email-link token; administrators cannot accept on their behalf.
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+ Member grants and activation use existing business permissions. Policy settings
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+ retain their separate launch gate.
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+ Manage Live and Test credentials at `/identity/api_keys`. Use an explicit scope
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+ list and a unique issuance idempotency key. Test lifecycle operations have no
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+ extra fresh two-factor prompt; Live operations retain their existing protection.
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+ Key management requires the same permission as Terminal and never broadens an
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+ existing credential's scopes implicitly.
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+ Native refresh and extension retain their existing `Success` and `Message`
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+ response keys. HTTP 200 with `Success: false` is a refusal. Sign-out returns an
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+ empty HTTP 200 after durable revocation and cookie clearing. Preserve the refresh
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+ cookie's `/platform_identity_api/auth/token` path; the session countdown is
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+ advisory, not proof of authentication.
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  Generated types are exported as `SessionPaths`, `SessionOperations` and
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  `SessionComponents`; internal operator and excluded product operations are omitted.
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