@vexcms/core 0.0.19 → 0.1.0-alpha.2

package/dist/access/types.d.ts

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+import { CollectionConfig } from "../types";
+import { GlobalConfig } from "../globals";
+import type { AuthOrgDocument, AuthUserDocument, DocumentBySlug, GlobalDocumentBySlug, CollectionSlug, IndexFieldsBySlug, IndexNameFor } from "../types/generated";
+import { ADMIN_CUSTOM_SUBJECTS, WILDCARD_KEY, type PermissionMode, type CrudAction, type DraftAction, type AdminCustomSubjectSlug, QueryAction } from "./constants";
+import { ConvexError } from "convex/values";
+import type { Expression, FilterBuilder, IndexRange, IndexRangeBuilder } from "convex/server";
+import type { AccessConditionResult, DeclaredDoc, AccessPredicateBuilder, AccessQueryBuilder } from "./constraintTypes";
+/**
+ * Any config that may contribute a resource subject: a collection or a global.
+ * Structural — the slug literal (and `versions.drafts`, when present) is all
+ * the type system reads from it.
+ */
+export type AccessResource = CollectionConfig | GlobalConfig;
+/**
+ * Single permission check result — boolean shorthand (all/none) or a
+ * field-mode object restricting the check to named fields.
+ *
+ */
+/**
+ * Props passed to a permission callback.
+ *
+ * The `data` key exists only for data-carrying subjects; the `organization`
+ * key exists only when `orgCollectionSlug` is configured. Built with
+ * intersections (not conditional property types) so the keys are truly
+ * absent — not present-but-`never` — when unavailable.
+ *
+ * @typeParam TData - Document type for the subject; `never` when the subject has no data.
+ * @typeParam TUser - User document shape (registry lookup on the user collection slug).
+ * @typeParam TOrg - Organization document shape; `never` when not configured.
+ */
+export type PermissionCallbackProps<TData = unknown, TUser = Record<string, unknown>, TOrg = Record<string, unknown>> = {
+    user: TUser;
+} & ([TData] extends [never] ? unknown : {
+    data: TData;
+}) & ([TOrg] extends [never] ? unknown : {
+    organization: TOrg;
+});
+/**
+ * The plain permission check shapes shared by every action: a static boolean or a
+ * callback. The object form is {@link ConstrainedPermissionCheck}; this is the leaf a
+ * rule's optional `filter` property also accepts.
+ *
+ * A callback returning `undefined` is treated as deny — "inconclusive" must never
+ * read as an implicit allow. @internal
+ */
+type BasePermissionCheck<TData, TUser, TOrg> = boolean | ((props: PermissionCallbackProps<TData, TUser, TOrg>) => boolean | undefined);
+/** A range callback as applied to a Convex query. @internal */
+export type IndexRangeFn = (q: IndexRangeBuilder<any, any, 0>) => IndexRange;
+/**
+ * A compiled access filter as applied to a Convex query — the output of
+ * `resolveAccessConstraint`.
+ *
+ * A thunk rather than an `Expression<boolean>` because a filter expression can only
+ * be built from the query's OWN `FilterBuilder`, which the resolver never sees: the
+ * caller supplies it inside `.filter((q) => …)`. Mirrors {@link IndexRangeFn}, which
+ * is deferred for the same reason and uses the same `any` table-info convention.
+ *
+ * @internal
+ */
+export type AccessFilterFn = (q: FilterBuilder<any>) => Expression<boolean>;
+/**
+ * A concrete index a query will use: the output of `resolveAccessIndex` and,
+ * after arbitration, of `pickQueryIndex`. Both stages produce the same shape,
+ * so there is one type for both.
+ *
+ * Distinct from what the user *authors*: a rule declares its index inside
+ * `q.withIndex(name, (ix) => …)`, whose range is a function **of the caller**.
+ * Resolving one binds the caller in, leaving the plain
+ * `(q) => …` builder here and widening `name` to `string` — by resolve time
+ * the resource generic is gone. `AccessIndex` is the template; this is that
+ * template applied to one caller.
+ *
+ * `range` is optional because after arbitration the winner may be a *caller's*
+ * `withIndex`, and a caller may legitimately name an index with no range purely
+ * to order results. `buildQuery` already branches on this
+ * (`api/find/server.ts` — `range ? withIndex(name, range) : withIndex(name)`),
+ * so an absent range needs no placeholder.
+ *
+ * An access-sourced index always carries one, guaranteed by
+ * {@link AccessQueryBuilder.withIndex} requiring its range callback rather than
+ * restated as a second type here — a range-less access index would scan the whole
+ * table, since every document has an index entry (fields that are missing are
+ * indexed as `undefined`).
+ */
+export interface QueryIndex {
+    /** Index name to query. */
+    name: string;
+    /** Range to apply; omitted for an ordering-only caller index. */
+    range?: IndexRangeFn;
+}
+/**
+ * Props for a rule's `constraints` callback: the caller, optionally the
+ * organization, and `q` — the builder the rule records onto. No `data`:
+ * constraints run once per query, before any document is read (contrast
+ * {@link PermissionCallbackProps}, which the sibling `filter` property uses).
+ *
+ * `q`'s TYPE is what gates index pushdown per action (DD 14). A query-shaped
+ * action gets an {@link AccessQueryBuilder} — `filter` plus `withIndex`; every
+ * other action gets an {@link AccessPredicateBuilder}, the same shape minus
+ * `withIndex`, so a rule reads identically either way and `q.withIndex` is simply
+ * absent where there is no query to narrow. One property, two builder types, and
+ * nothing to discriminate at the object level.
+ *
+ * @typeParam TData - Document type constraints are typed against.
+ * @typeParam TUser - User document shape.
+ * @typeParam TOrg - Organization document shape; `never` if not configured.
+ * @typeParam TQ - The builder for this action: `AccessQueryBuilder` on query
+ *   actions, `AccessPredicateBuilder` on mutations.
+ */
+export type ConstraintsCallbackProps<TData = unknown, TUser = Record<string, unknown>, TOrg = Record<string, unknown>, TQ = AccessPredicateBuilder<TData>> = {
+    user: TUser;
+    q: TQ;
+} & ([TOrg] extends [never] ? unknown : {
+    organization: TOrg;
+});
+/**
+ * A rule's constraint-recording callback.
+ *
+ * ONE signature returning `boolean | ConstraintResult`, never a union of two
+ * function types: verified against `tsc` that a union of differently-shaped
+ * callbacks breaks contextual typing of the destructured `props` — every
+ * parameter infers `any` instead of TypeScript picking a member. `boolean` is
+ * primitive and `ConstraintResult` is nominal, so discriminating the RESULT at
+ * runtime (`typeof result === "boolean"`) stays unambiguous.
+ *
+ * @typeParam TData - Document type constraints are typed against.
+ * @typeParam TUser - User document shape.
+ * @typeParam TOrg - Organization document shape; `never` if not configured.
+ * @typeParam TQ - The builder for this action.
+ */
+export type ConstraintsCallback<TData = unknown, TUser = Record<string, unknown>, TOrg = Record<string, unknown>, TQ = AccessPredicateBuilder<TData>> = (props: ConstraintsCallbackProps<TData, TUser, TOrg, TQ>) => boolean | AccessConditionResult;
+/**
+ * The constraint-builder object form of a permission check — ONE shape for every
+ * action.
+ *
+ * `constraints` narrows what gets read: compiled to a `withIndex` range when the
+ * rule called `q.withIndex(…)`, otherwise to a `.filter()` expression, and in
+ * either case interpreted per-document as a JS predicate
+ * (`compileConstraints`). `filter` is an OPTIONAL additional per-document check
+ * for what constraints cannot express — array membership, string operations,
+ * cross-table reads, all outside `FilterBuilder`'s surface, so they stay
+ * callbacks permanently.
+ *
+ * `filter` augments `constraints`; it never replaces it. A rule that declares
+ * only `constraints` is already checked per-document too, via
+ * `constraintsToPredicate` in `hasPermission`. A bare `filter`-only shape is
+ * therefore rejected — a callback with no descriptor cannot narrow a query, so
+ * write it as a bare callback instead and accept the full scan knowingly.
+ *
+ * Index pushdown is opted into INSIDE the callback
+ * ({@link AccessQueryBuilder.withIndex}), not by a sibling property. That is
+ * what lets `q` bind to one index's real field tuple and check field ORDER at
+ * compile time; a sibling property cannot be seen by its neighbour's callback
+ * type.
+ *
+ * @typeParam TData - Document type for the subject.
+ * @typeParam TUser - User document shape.
+ * @typeParam TOrg - Organization document shape; `never` if not configured.
+ * @typeParam TQ - The builder for this action.
+ */
+export interface ConstrainedPermissionCheck<TData = unknown, TUser = Record<string, unknown>, TOrg = Record<string, unknown>, TQ = AccessPredicateBuilder<TData>> {
+    /** Narrows what gets read. Required — see the type doc. */
+    constraints: ConstraintsCallback<TData, TUser, TOrg, TQ>;
+    /** Optional per-document check augmenting `constraints`. Never a substitute. */
+    filter?: BasePermissionCheck<TData, TUser, TOrg>;
+}
+/**
+ * Every check shape valid on **any** action, query-shaped or not: the plain leaf
+ * shapes plus the constraint-builder object form (DD 14).
+ *
+ * This is the tier `RolePermissions` hands a non-query action. The only difference
+ * from {@link PermissionCheck} is `q`'s type: a query action's `q` has `withIndex`,
+ * this one's does not.
+ *
+ * **Why `ConstrainedPermissionCheck` sits here rather than inside
+ * {@link BasePermissionCheck}.** Both are now valid on every action, so folding
+ * them looks tempting. It cannot be done: `BasePermissionCheck` is also the type of
+ * the `filter` property *inside* both object forms, so folding the composite into
+ * it makes `filter` able to hold another whole constrained check —
+ * `{ constraints, filter: { constraints, filter: … } }` — an infinite regress the
+ * compiler accepts and `hasPermission`'s resolver has no meaning for. `filter` is
+ * the per-document escape hatch for what constraints cannot express; a constraints
+ * object is not a leaf check. "Base" stays the irreducible shapes — a value or a
+ * function — and the composites point at it, never the other way round.
+ *
+ * @typeParam TData - Document type for the subject.
+ * @typeParam TUser - User document shape.
+ * @typeParam TOrg - Organization document shape; `never` if not configured.
+ */
+export type AnyActionPermissionCheck<TData = unknown, TUser = Record<string, unknown>, TOrg = Record<string, unknown>> = BasePermissionCheck<TData, TUser, TOrg> | ConstrainedPermissionCheck<TData, TUser, TOrg, AccessPredicateBuilder<TData>>;
+/**
+ * A single permission check on a **query-shaped** action: the plain leaf shapes,
+ * and the constraint form with `q` upgraded to an {@link AccessQueryBuilder} so
+ * `q.withIndex(…)` is available.
+ *
+ * The ONLY difference from {@link AnyActionPermissionCheck} is `q`'s type. Index
+ * pushdown is gated by giving a query action a builder
+ * that HAS `withIndex` and a mutation one that does not — so writing
+ * `q.withIndex(…)` on a create is a missing-method error at the exact call, rather
+ * than a whole-object shape rejection pointing at the wrong line (DD 14).
+ *
+ * A callback returning `undefined` is treated as deny.
+ *
+ * @typeParam TData - Document type for the subject.
+ * @typeParam TUser - User document shape.
+ * @typeParam TOrg - Organization document shape; `never` if not configured.
+ * @typeParam TIndexFields - The resource's index name → field tuple map, which
+ *   `q.withIndex` resolves against.
+ */
+export type PermissionCheck<TData = unknown, TUser = Record<string, unknown>, TOrg = Record<string, unknown>, TIndexFields extends Record<string, readonly string[]> = Record<string, readonly string[]>> = BasePermissionCheck<TData, TUser, TOrg> | ConstrainedPermissionCheck<TData, TUser, TOrg, AccessQueryBuilder<TData, TIndexFields>>;
+/**
+ * One entry in the subject registry: the action union, the data shape passed
+ * to callbacks, and the index registry `q.withIndex` resolves against.
+ */
+export interface SubjectEntry {
+    /** Union of actions this subject supports. */
+    action: string;
+    /** Actions on this subject whose `q` carries `withIndex`. `never` when none do. */
+    queryAction: string;
+    /** Document/context type; `never` for subjects without data. */
+    data: unknown;
+    /** Union of access-index names declared on this resource; `never` for non-indexable subjects. */
+    indexes: string;
+    /**
+     * The resource's declared indexes as name → field tuple, in declaration order.
+     * `{}` for subjects with no table to index (custom resources, admin subjects),
+     * which makes `q.withIndex` uncallable there rather than absent.
+     *
+     * Carries TUPLES, not just the names in `indexes`, because
+     * {@link AccessQueryBuilder.withIndex} binds `q` to one index's real field order
+     * — that is what makes positional constraint typing reachable.
+     */
+    indexFields: Record<string, readonly string[]>;
+}
+/** Extract the slug literal from a resource config. @internal */
+type ExtractSlug<T> = T extends {
+    slug: infer S extends string;
+} ? S : never;
+/**
+ * Document type for a slug via the generated registry (collections, then
+ * globals; wide fallback pre-generation). @internal
+ */
+type InferDocTypeFromSlug<S extends string> = S extends keyof DocumentBySlug ? DocumentBySlug[S] : S extends keyof GlobalDocumentBySlug ? GlobalDocumentBySlug[S] : Record<string, unknown>;
+/**
+ * Document type for a resource config via its slug literal. @internal
+ */
+type InferDocType<T> = T extends {
+    slug: infer S extends string;
+} ? InferDocTypeFromSlug<S> : Record<string, unknown>;
+/**
+ * The document type a permission callback receives for resource `S`.
+ *
+ * Exported because a project writing its own composable access checks has to name
+ * this type. Accepts any slug string: {@link InferDocTypeFromSlug} resolves
+ * collections, then globals, then falls back wide, so a global slug works here too.
+ *
+ * @typeParam S - Resource slug.
+ */
+export type AccessDocFor<S extends string> = DeclaredDoc<InferDocTypeFromSlug<S>>;
+/**
+ * Resource `S`'s index name → field tuple map, which `q.withIndex` resolves against.
+ *
+ * @typeParam S - Resource slug.
+ */
+export type AccessIndexFieldsFor<S extends string> = S extends keyof IndexFieldsBySlug ? IndexFieldsBySlug[S] : Record<string, readonly string[]>;
+/**
+ * The exact check type `permissions[role][S][queryAction]` accepts.
+ *
+ * This is the return type for a project-defined helper on a query-shaped action
+ * (`read`, `readDrafts`) — the helper hands back a check, so nothing wraps it and the
+ * call site reads identically to writing the check inline.
+ *
+ * @typeParam S - Resource slug.
+ * @typeParam TUser - The project's user document type.
+ * @typeParam TOrg - The project's organization document type, or `never`.
+ */
+/**
+ * The field union a helper can use to READ a value off `AccessDocFor<S>`.
+ *
+ * A bare `keyof`, deliberately: a parameter bounded by it is *provably* a key of the
+ * document, so `data[field]` needs no cast. Wrapping it in a widening conditional —
+ * "fall back to `string` when the registry is unaugmented" — breaks exactly that,
+ * because TypeScript cannot prove an unreduced conditional is a key, and the read
+ * fails with "Type 'F' cannot be used to index type".
+ *
+ * The cost of staying indexable: for a slug the registry does not know, the document
+ * is the wide fallback whose index signature `DeclaredDoc` strips, leaving this
+ * `never`. A field-reading helper therefore only types after `vex generate` — already
+ * true of the rest of authoring an access config, since slugs and index names come
+ * from the same registry.
+ *
+ * @typeParam S - Resource slug.
+ */
+export type AccessDocFieldFor<S extends string> = keyof AccessDocFor<S> & string;
+/**
+ * Fields on `S` that LEAD a declared index.
+ *
+ * Only a leading field can open an index range, so a helper that pushes a comparison
+ * into an index must restrict its field argument to these — otherwise it silently
+ * degrades to a full scan.
+ *
+ * @typeParam S - Resource slug.
+ */
+export type AccessIndexedFieldFor<S extends string> = {
+    [N in keyof AccessIndexFieldsFor<S>]: AccessIndexFieldsFor<S>[N] extends readonly [
+        infer F,
+        ...unknown[]
+    ] ? F : never;
+}[keyof AccessIndexFieldsFor<S>] & string;
+/**
+ * The index on `S` whose leading field is `F`.
+ *
+ * Lets a helper's runtime index lookup be typed as the index name it resolves to,
+ * rather than a bare `string` that `q.withIndex` refuses.
+ *
+ * @typeParam S - Resource slug.
+ * @typeParam F - A field that leads an index on `S`.
+ */
+export type AccessIndexNameFor<S extends string, F> = {
+    [N in keyof AccessIndexFieldsFor<S>]: AccessIndexFieldsFor<S>[N] extends readonly [
+        F,
+        ...unknown[]
+    ] ? N : never;
+}[keyof AccessIndexFieldsFor<S>] & string;
+/**
+ * The stored value type of field `F` on `S`.
+ *
+ * @typeParam S - Resource slug.
+ * @typeParam F - Field name.
+ */
+export type AccessFieldValueFor<S extends string, F> = F extends keyof AccessDocFor<S> ? AccessDocFor<S>[F] : never;
+/**
+ * Indexed fields on `S` whose stored value admits `V`.
+ *
+ * Narrows a value-specific helper — a "published only" read, say — to the fields that
+ * can actually hold that value, so naming the wrong field is a compile error rather
+ * than a comparison that silently matches nothing. Handles both a scalar field and an
+ * array-valued one (`select` and relationship fields store arrays).
+ *
+ * @typeParam S - Resource slug.
+ * @typeParam V - The value the field must be able to hold.
+ */
+export type AccessIndexedFieldWithValue<S extends string, V> = {
+    [F in AccessIndexedFieldFor<S>]: NonNullable<AccessFieldValueFor<S, F>> extends readonly (infer E)[] ? [V] extends [E] ? F : never : [V] extends [NonNullable<AccessFieldValueFor<S, F>>] ? F : never;
+}[AccessIndexedFieldFor<S>];
+/**
+ * What a check builder needs from a resource config: the slug, to bind `S`, and the
+ * fields, to recover an index NAME from a field name at runtime.
+ *
+ * Structural rather than `CollectionConfig` so a `GlobalConfig` satisfies it too.
+ *
+ * @typeParam S - Resource slug.
+ */
+export type AccessResourceRef<S extends string> = {
+    readonly fields: Readonly<Record<string, {
+        readonly index?: string;
+        readonly type?: string;
+    }>>;
+    readonly slug: S;
+};
+/**
+ * The check type `permissions[role][S][queryAction]` accepts, with the project's user
+ * and organization documents resolved from the generated registry.
+ *
+ * `vex generate` emits the slugs `defineAccess` was configured with
+ * ({@link AuthSlugs}), so the project's user and organization documents resolve from
+ * the registry — nothing needs passing in, and a project's helpers need no local
+ * type aliases at all. `AccessMutationCheck` is the non-query counterpart: its `q`
+ * is an {@link AccessPredicateBuilder}, no `withIndex`, because a single-document
+ * authorization has no range to narrow (DD 14).
+ *
+ * @typeParam S - Resource slug.
+ */
+export type AccessCheck<S extends string> = PermissionCheck<AccessDocFor<S>, AuthUserDocument, AuthOrgDocument, AccessIndexFieldsFor<S>>;
+/**
+ * The check type a NON-query action (`create`/`update`/`delete`, custom actions)
+ * accepts, with user and organization resolved from the registry.
+ *
+ * @typeParam S - Resource slug.
+ */
+export type AccessMutationCheck<S extends string> = AnyActionPermissionCheck<AccessDocFor<S>, AuthUserDocument, AuthOrgDocument>;
+/**
+ * Index-name union for a resource config via its slug literal, from the
+ * generated {@link IndexNameFor} registry (wide `string` fallback
+ * pre-generation). @internal
+ */
+type ExtractIndexNames<T> = T extends {
+    slug: infer S extends string;
+} ? IndexNameFor<S> : string;
+/**
+ * The declared-index field-tuple map for a resource config's slug — the shape
+ * {@link AccessQueryBuilder.withIndex} resolves against. `{}` pre-generation, so
+ * `withIndex` accepts nothing rather than accepting anything. @internal
+ */
+type ExtractIndexFields<T> = T extends {
+    slug: infer S extends string;
+} ? S extends keyof IndexFieldsBySlug ? IndexFieldsBySlug[S] : PreGenerationIndexFields : PreGenerationIndexFields;
+/**
+ * Pre-generation fallback for {@link ExtractIndexFields}: any index name, and a
+ * FIXED-LENGTH tuple of eight `string` slots per index.
+ *
+ * The length matters more than it looks. `ConstraintBuilder` terminates its chain
+ * on `PlusOne<N> extends TFields["length"]`, and a plain `readonly string[]` has
+ * `length: number` — which that test treats as already satisfied, so the chain would
+ * end after ONE constraint. A fixed-length tuple keeps `length` a numeric literal,
+ * so chaining behaves the same before and after `vex generate`; only field NAMES and
+ * per-field value types widen. Eight comfortably exceeds any realistic compound
+ * index. @internal
+ */
+type PreGenerationIndexFields = Record<string, readonly [string, string, string, string, string, string, string, string]>;
+/** True when a resource config declares `versions.drafts: true`. @internal */
+type HasDrafts<T> = T extends {
+    versions?: {
+        drafts?: infer D extends boolean;
+    };
+} ? D extends true ? true : false : false;
+/**
+ * Subject entry synthesized for the user/organization collections.
+ *
+ * Resolved from the slug via the generated registry, so these subjects exist with
+ * full document and index typing WITHOUT the collection being passed in
+ * `resources` — the adapter owns those tables and merges them later, inside
+ * `defineConfig`. CRUD-only: auth tables are never versioned. @internal
+ */
+type AuthSubjectEntry<S extends string, TCustomActions> = {
+    action: CrudAction | CustomActionsFor<S, TCustomActions>["query"] | CustomActionsFor<S, TCustomActions>["mutation"];
+    queryAction: QueryAction | CustomActionsFor<S, TCustomActions>["query"];
+    data: DeclaredDoc<InferDocTypeFromSlug<S>>;
+    indexes: IndexNameFor<S>;
+    indexFields: AccessIndexFieldsFor<S>;
+};
+/**
+ * The user subject, plus the organization subject when one is configured.
+ *
+ * The `string extends S` guards are load-bearing: for a non-literal slug the mapped
+ * type would become an INDEX SIGNATURE, making every subject key valid in
+ * `RolePermissions` and silently destroying typo-checking across the whole matrix.
+ * @internal
+ */
+type AuthSubjects<TUserSlug extends CollectionSlug, TOrgSlug extends CollectionSlug | undefined, TCustomActions> = (string extends TUserSlug ? unknown : {
+    [K in TUserSlug]: AuthSubjectEntry<K, TCustomActions>;
+}) & (TOrgSlug extends string ? string extends TOrgSlug ? unknown : {
+    [K in TOrgSlug]: AuthSubjectEntry<K, TCustomActions>;
+} : unknown);
+/**
+ * The complete subject registry: resources (keyed by slug, CRUD + conditional
+ * draft actions), custom resources, and the core built-in subjects from
+ * {@link ADMIN_CUSTOM_SUBJECTS}.
+ *
+ * @typeParam TResources - Structural resource tuple (`{ slug, versions? }`).
+ * @typeParam TCustomResources - Custom resource declarations.
+ * @typeParam TUserSlug - User collection slug
+ * @typeParam TOrgSlug - Organization collection slug
+ * @typeParam TCustomActions extends Record<string, CustomActionsInput> = {},   // NEW
+ */
+export type SubjectMap<TResources extends readonly AccessResource[] = AccessResource[], TCustomResources extends Record<string, CustomResourceInput> = Record<string, CustomResourceInput>, TUserSlug extends CollectionSlug = CollectionSlug, TOrgSlug extends CollectionSlug | undefined = undefined, TCustomActions extends Partial<Record<TResources[number]["slug"] | TUserSlug | Extract<TOrgSlug, string>, CustomActionsInput>> = {}> = {
+    [R in TResources[number] as ExtractSlug<R>]: {
+        action: CrudAction | (HasDrafts<R> extends true ? DraftAction : never) | CustomActionsFor<ExtractSlug<R>, TCustomActions>["query"] | CustomActionsFor<ExtractSlug<R>, TCustomActions>["mutation"];
+        queryAction: QueryAction | CustomActionsFor<ExtractSlug<R>, TCustomActions>["query"];
+        data: DeclaredDoc<InferDocType<R>>;
+        indexes: ExtractIndexNames<R>;
+        indexFields: ExtractIndexFields<R>;
+    };
+} & {
+    [K in keyof TCustomResources]: {
+        action: TCustomResources[K]["actions"][number];
+        queryAction: never;
+        data: TCustomResources[K]["data"] extends DataTypeCarrier<infer D> ? D : never;
+        indexes: never;
+        indexFields: {};
+    };
+} & {
+    [K in AdminCustomSubjectSlug]: {
+        action: (typeof ADMIN_CUSTOM_SUBJECTS)[K]["actions"][number];
+        queryAction: never;
+        data: never;
+        indexes: never;
+        indexFields: {};
+    };
+} & Omit<AuthSubjects<TUserSlug, TOrgSlug, TCustomActions>, ExtractSlug<TResources[number]> | keyof TCustomResources | AdminCustomSubjectSlug>;
+/**
+ * Phantom carrier for a custom resource's `data` type. Created by
+ * {@link dataType}; never inspected at runtime.
+ */
+export interface DataTypeCarrier<T = never> {
+    readonly __phantom?: T;
+}
+/**
+ * Declares the data type callbacks (and `hasPermission` callers) receive for a
+ * custom resource.
+ *
+ * @example
+ * ```ts
+ * customResources: {
+ *   reviews: { actions: ["approve", "reject"], data: dataType<{ queue: string }>() },
+ * }
+ * ```
+ * @returns a plain object '{}'
+ */
+export declare function dataType<T>(): DataTypeCarrier<T>;
+/** Custom actions for one resource, split by whether `q` gets `withIndex`. */
+export type CustomActionsInput = {
+    query?: readonly string[];
+    mutation?: readonly string[];
+};
+/** The custom query/mutation action unions declared for slug `S`. @internal */
+type CustomActionsFor<S extends string, TCA> = S extends keyof TCA ? {
+    query: TCA[S] extends {
+        query: readonly (infer Q extends string)[];
+    } ? Q : never;
+    mutation: TCA[S] extends {
+        mutation: readonly (infer M extends string)[];
+    } ? M : never;
+} : {
+    query: never;
+    mutation: never;
+};
+/**
+ * A custom (non-collection) subject declaration: its action list and an
+ * optional typed data carrier. One canonical form — no array shorthand.
+ */
+export type CustomResourceInput = {
+    actions: readonly string[];
+    data?: DataTypeCarrier<unknown>;
+};
+/**
+ * Per-role permission matrix, typed against the resolved {@link SubjectMap}.
+ *
+ * Each subject key accepts `boolean` (all actions) or a per-action map whose
+ * keys are that subject's action union plus the action-level wildcard
+ * ({@link WILDCARD_KEY}).
+ *
+ * **Only `withIndex` is gated on {@link QueryAction}** (DD 14). A query-shaped
+ * action gets the full {@link PermissionCheck}, whose `q` carries `withIndex` —
+ * there is a query to narrow.
+ * Every other action gets the plain shapes plus
+ * {@link ConstrainedPermissionCheck}: a create/update/delete has no query to
+ * narrow, but its constraints are still meaningful, interpreted per-document via
+ * `constraintsToPredicate`. Restricting the object form to query actions is what
+ * used to force a read+update pair to express one predicate twice — once as a
+ * constraint, once as a hand-written callback — which is the dual-expression
+ * footgun this design removes.
+ *
+ * The action-level wildcard stays plain: it spans actions of mixed shape, so a
+ * constraint written there could not be typed against one document consistently.
+ * The role-level wildcard is boolean-only.
+ * Precedence: explicit action > subject wildcard > role wildcard > `defaults`.
+ *
+ * @typeParam TSubjects - The resolved {@link SubjectMap}.
+ * @typeParam TUser - User document shape.
+ * @typeParam TOrg - Organization document shape, or `never`.
+ */
+export type RolePermissions<TSubjects extends Record<string, SubjectEntry>, TUser = Record<string, unknown>, TOrg = never, TUserSlug extends CollectionSlug = CollectionSlug, TOrgSlug extends CollectionSlug | undefined = never> = {
+    [S in keyof TSubjects | TUserSlug | (TOrgSlug extends string ? TOrgSlug : never)]?: boolean | ({
+        [A in TSubjects[S]["action"]]?: A extends QueryAction ? PermissionCheck<TSubjects[S]["data"], TUser, TOrg, TSubjects[S]["indexFields"]> : A extends Exclude<CrudAction | DraftAction, QueryAction> | typeof WILDCARD_KEY ? AnyActionPermissionCheck<TSubjects[S]["data"], TUser, TOrg> : A extends TSubjects[S]["queryAction"] ? PermissionCheck<TSubjects[S]["data"], TUser, TOrg, TSubjects[S]["indexFields"]> : AnyActionPermissionCheck<TSubjects[S]["data"], TUser, TOrg>;
+    } & {
+        [W in typeof WILDCARD_KEY]?: AnyActionPermissionCheck<TSubjects[S]["data"], TUser, TOrg>;
+    });
+} & {
+    [W in typeof WILDCARD_KEY]?: boolean;
+};
+/**
+ * Input shape for the `defineAccess` builder.
+ *
+ * @typeParam TRoles - Tuple of role name literals.
+ * @typeParam TResources - Structural resource tuple (`{ slug, versions? }`).
+ * @typeParam TCustomResources - Custom resource declarations.
+ * @typeParam TUserCollection - `{ slug }` shape naming the user collection.
+ * @typeParam TOrgCollection - `{ slug }` shape naming the org collection; `undefined` if absent.
+ *
+ * @see {@link VexAccessConfig} for the resolved runtime shape.
+ */
+export interface VexAccessConfigInput<TRoles extends readonly string[], TResources extends readonly AccessResource[] = readonly AccessResource[], TCustomResources extends Record<string, CustomResourceInput> = {}, TUserSlug extends CollectionSlug = CollectionSlug, TOrgSlug extends CollectionSlug | undefined = undefined, TCustomActions extends Partial<Record<TResources[number]["slug"] | TUserSlug | Extract<TOrgSlug, string>, CustomActionsInput>> = {}> {
+    /** Default: `true`. Turn access control on or off. */
+    enabled?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * OPTIONAL. Role applied when a caller's roles resolve empty — no session,
+     * or an anonymous user (e.g. Better Auth anonymous plugin) whose
+     * `userRolesField` is unset. Explicit roles always win over this fallback.
+     * Omitted → empty roles deny, exactly as before.
+     */
+    anonRole?: TRoles[number];
+    /** Role identifiers; keys of the `permissions` matrix. */
+    roles: TRoles;
+    /** Collections/globals contributing subjects, keyed by slug. */
+    resources: TResources;
+    /**
+     * Extra actions per resource, beyond CRUD. Keys must be declared resource slugs
+     * (or the user/org collection slugs).
+     *
+     * Three constituents, each load-bearing:
+     *
+     * 1. `TCustomActions` — the inference site; carries the caller's literal declaration
+     *    into the phantom `SubjectMap`.
+     * 2. `Partial<Record<slugs, …>>` — the COMPLETION source. Key completions come from
+     *    the property's contextual type, and a bare unresolved type parameter offers
+     *    nothing; this constituent names the slug union directly, which is resolvable in
+     *    the first inference round (`resources` and the slugs are not context-sensitive).
+     *    Redundant for checking — the bound already constrains values.
+     * 3. The exactness map — the TYPO guard. The `Partial<Record<…>>` bound cannot reject
+     *    a bad key on its own: an all-optional target is a "weak type", so TypeScript
+     *    errors only when the object shares ZERO keys with it — one valid entry beside a
+     *    garbage key passes, because structural subtyping permits extra properties and
+     *    per-key excess checking does not fire against a generic-constrained inference.
+     *    Mapping every key NOT in the slug union to `never` makes the garbage entry's
+     *    value unassignable AT ITS OWN KEY, restoring both the error and its location.
+     */
+    customActions?: TCustomActions & Partial<Record<TResources[number]["slug"] | TUserSlug | Extract<TOrgSlug, string>, CustomActionsInput>> & {
+        [K in Exclude<keyof TCustomActions, TResources[number]["slug"] | TUserSlug | Extract<TOrgSlug, string>>]: never;
+    };
+    /**
+     * Custom, non-resource subjects with arbitrary action unions and optional
+     * typed data. Example: `{ apiKeys: { actions: ["create", "revoke"] } }`.
+     */
+    customResources?: TCustomResources;
+    /**
+     * Slug of the collection whose documents are `user` in callbacks. A plain
+     * slug string — the full collection often does not exist at authoring time
+     * (auth-adapter collections merge later, inside `defineConfig`); the
+     * document type resolves from the generated registry by slug.
+     */
+    userCollectionSlug: TUserSlug;
+    /**
+     * REQUIRED. The field on the user document that holds the user's role(s).
+     * Value may be `string` or `string[]`; `hasPermission` normalizes both.
+     * Callers never pass roles separately — they always ride the user document.
+     */
+    userRolesField: string;
+    /**
+     * Slug of the organization collection. When present, `organization` is
+     * available (typed via the registry) in every permission callback; when
+     * omitted, callbacks have no `organization` key.
+     */
+    orgCollectionSlug?: TOrgSlug;
+    /**
+     * Permission matrix: role → subject → check. See {@link RolePermissions}
+     * for shapes and wildcard semantics.
+     */
+    permissions: Record<TRoles[number], RolePermissions<SubjectMap<TResources, TCustomResources, TUserSlug, TOrgSlug, TCustomActions>, InferDocTypeFromSlug<TUserSlug>, TOrgSlug extends string ? InferDocTypeFromSlug<TOrgSlug> : never, TUserSlug, TOrgSlug>>;
+}
+/**
+ * Resolved access configuration returned by `defineAccess` — the runtime
+ * shape consumed by `hasPermission`.
+ *
+ * Deliberately VALUE-LEVEL TYPE-ERASED: every call-site guarantee
+ * (`resource`/`action` unions, callback `data` types, field keys) rides the
+ * phantom `TSubjects` parameter, while the stored fields are wide. This is
+ * what lets any concrete config assign to plain `VexAccessConfig` (e.g. the
+ * `access` field on `VexConfig`) — a fully-generic config type would be
+ * unassignable to any common supertype, because permission callbacks are
+ * contravariant in their `data` parameter.
+ *
+ * @typeParam TSubjects - Phantom {@link SubjectMap} carried for `hasPermission` inference.
+ */
+export interface VexAccessConfig<TSubjects extends Record<string, SubjectEntry> = Record<string, SubjectEntry>, TResources extends readonly AccessResource[] = readonly AccessResource[], TUserSlug extends CollectionSlug = CollectionSlug, TOrgSlug extends CollectionSlug | undefined = CollectionSlug | undefined, TCustomActions extends Partial<Record<TResources[number]["slug"] | TUserSlug | Extract<TOrgSlug, string>, CustomActionsInput>> = Partial<Record<TResources[number]["slug"] | TUserSlug | Extract<TOrgSlug, string>, CustomActionsInput>>> {
+    /** Default: `true`. Turn access control on or off. */
+    enabled: boolean;
+    /**
+     * The allback role when there is no user.
+     */
+    anonRole?: string;
+    /** Role names known to the system. */
+    roles: readonly string[];
+    /** Collections/globals contributing subjects, keyed by slug. */
+    resources: TResources;
+    /**
+     * Custom actions per subject slug, as declared in `defineAccess`. Carried on the
+     * RESOLVED config purely so request-time code can tell a declared verb from a typo:
+     * an undeclared action resolves through `defaultPermissionMode` (default `allow`),
+     * so without this record a misspelled `access.action` silently widens access.
+     */
+    customActions?: TCustomActions;
+    /**
+     * Posture for undeclared role/subject/action combinations. Always
+     * {@link PERMISSION_MODES.deny} — `defineAccess` pins it and no input field sets it.
+     *
+     * Retained as a field rather than inlined because `hasPermission` and
+     * `resolveAccessRule` branch on it, and an allow posture is expressible as a
+     * role-level `"*": true` if it is ever wanted back — per-role and greppable,
+     * which a global default never was.
+     *
+     * @internal
+     */
+    defaultPermissionMode: PermissionMode;
+    /** Slug of the user collection. */
+    userCollectionSlug: TUserSlug;
+    /** Field on the user document holding role(s) (`string | string[]`). */
+    userRolesField: string;
+    /** Slug of the organization collection, when configured. */
+    orgCollectionSlug?: TOrgSlug;
+    /**
+     * The permission matrix as authored (checks may be booleans, field-mode
+     * objects, or callbacks). Type-erased for storage; `defineAccess` fully
+     * type-checks it at authoring time.
+     */
+    permissions: Record<string, Record<string, unknown>>;
+    /**
+     * Phantom field carrying {@link SubjectMap} for inference. Optional and
+     * never assigned at runtime.
+     */
+    readonly __subjects?: TSubjects;
+}
+/**
+ * Thrown by `hasPermission` when `throwOnDenied: true` and access is denied.
+ * Carries the subject and action.
+ */
+export declare class VexAccessError extends ConvexError<{
+    code: "ACCESS_DENIED";
+    resource: string;
+    action: string;
+    message: string;
+}> {
+    /** The subject on which access was denied. */
+    resource: string;
+    /** The denied action. */
+    action: string;
+    /**
+     * @param options — Structured denial context.
+     * @param options.message — Human-readable error message.
+     * @param options.resource — Subject name.
+     * @param options.action — Action name.
+     */
+    constructor(options: {
+        message?: string;
+        resource: string;
+        action: string;
+    });
+}
+/**
+ * Thrown by `defineAccess` on hard configuration errors (custom resource key
+ * colliding with a resource slug; empty `actions` array).
+ */
+export declare class VexAccessConfigError extends Error {
+    /** @param message — Human-readable description of the configuration error. */
+    constructor(message: string);
+}
+export {};
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