@walkeros/web-destination-pinterest 3.3.0 → 3.4.0-next-1776749829492

package/dist/dev.d.mts

@@ -133,12 +133,9 @@ declare namespace env {
 
 /**
  * Output convention:
- *   - Single SDK call: out = ['window.pintrk', 'track', 'checkout', { ... }]
- *     (flat array: first element is the dot-path, remaining elements are args)
- *   - Multiple SDK calls: out = [ [path, ...args], [path, ...args] ]
+ *   - Single SDK call: out = [['pintrk', 'track', 'checkout', { ... }]]
+ *   - Multiple SDK calls: out = [['pintrk', ...], ['pintrk', ...]]
  *   - Zero SDK calls: out = []
- *
- * The step-examples test runner normalizes both shapes via flatten().
  */
 /**
  * Default event forwarding — no rule. Without a mapping.name, the walkerOS
@@ -163,55 +160,34 @@ declare const pageViewRename: Flow.StepExample;
  */
 declare const siteSearch: Flow.StepExample;
 /**
- * Single-product viewcontent. Illustrates:
- *   - currency fallback via { key, value: 'EUR' }
- *   - flat product_* parameter names
+ * Single-product viewcontent.
  */
 declare const productViewContent: Flow.StepExample;
 /**
  * Add-to-cart with an inline line_items array.
- *
- * Pinterest sends a single track() call with line_items as an ARRAY
- * INSIDE the event data — NOT a loop of N separate calls.
  */
 declare const productAddToCart: Flow.StepExample;
 /**
  * Multi-product checkout — the canonical Pinterest ecommerce pattern.
- * `line_items.loop: ["nested", { condition, map }]` iterates event.nested
- * and produces ONE array inside a SINGLE track() call.
- *
- * Default fixture has 3 nested entries: ers (420 black), cc (42, no color),
- * gift (no price → filtered out by condition).
  */
 declare const orderCompleteCheckout: Flow.StepExample;
 /**
  * Lead conversion with per-event enhanced matching update.
- *
- * The rule-level settings.identify resolves to { em, external_id } and
- * triggers pintrk('set', data) BEFORE the track() call — enhanced
- * matching data is associated with the same event via event_id.
  */
 declare const userLoginLead: Flow.StepExample;
 /**
  * mapping.skip — processes side effects (identify set) but suppresses
- * the default pintrk('track', ...) call. Useful when an upstream
- * destination already fired the conversion and you only want to update
- * enhanced matching.
+ * the default pintrk('track', ...) call.
  */
 declare const identifyOnlySkip: Flow.StepExample;
 /**
  * Consent revocation — walkerOS walker consent { marketing: false }.
  * The destination's on('consent') handler flips the runtime state flag
- * and stops calling pintrk('track', ...) for subsequent events. There
- * is NO opt_out SDK call — Pinterest has no such API.
- *
- * Expected out: [] — no pintrk calls fire as a direct result of the
- * consent dispatch.
+ * and stops calling pintrk('track', ...) for subsequent events.
  */
 declare const consentRevoke: Flow.StepExample;
 /**
- * Consent grant — explicit opt-in. Same behavior: the destination's
- * on('consent') flips the flag. No SDK call fires.
+ * Consent grant — explicit opt-in.
  */
 declare const consentGrant: Flow.StepExample;
 

package/dist/dev.d.ts

@@ -133,12 +133,9 @@ declare namespace env {
 
 /**
  * Output convention:
- *   - Single SDK call: out = ['window.pintrk', 'track', 'checkout', { ... }]
- *     (flat array: first element is the dot-path, remaining elements are args)
- *   - Multiple SDK calls: out = [ [path, ...args], [path, ...args] ]
+ *   - Single SDK call: out = [['pintrk', 'track', 'checkout', { ... }]]
+ *   - Multiple SDK calls: out = [['pintrk', ...], ['pintrk', ...]]
  *   - Zero SDK calls: out = []
- *
- * The step-examples test runner normalizes both shapes via flatten().
  */
 /**
  * Default event forwarding — no rule. Without a mapping.name, the walkerOS
@@ -163,55 +160,34 @@ declare const pageViewRename: Flow.StepExample;
  */
 declare const siteSearch: Flow.StepExample;
 /**
- * Single-product viewcontent. Illustrates:
- *   - currency fallback via { key, value: 'EUR' }
- *   - flat product_* parameter names
+ * Single-product viewcontent.
  */
 declare const productViewContent: Flow.StepExample;
 /**
  * Add-to-cart with an inline line_items array.
- *
- * Pinterest sends a single track() call with line_items as an ARRAY
- * INSIDE the event data — NOT a loop of N separate calls.
  */
 declare const productAddToCart: Flow.StepExample;
 /**
  * Multi-product checkout — the canonical Pinterest ecommerce pattern.
- * `line_items.loop: ["nested", { condition, map }]` iterates event.nested
- * and produces ONE array inside a SINGLE track() call.
- *
- * Default fixture has 3 nested entries: ers (420 black), cc (42, no color),
- * gift (no price → filtered out by condition).
  */
 declare const orderCompleteCheckout: Flow.StepExample;
 /**
  * Lead conversion with per-event enhanced matching update.
- *
- * The rule-level settings.identify resolves to { em, external_id } and
- * triggers pintrk('set', data) BEFORE the track() call — enhanced
- * matching data is associated with the same event via event_id.
  */
 declare const userLoginLead: Flow.StepExample;
 /**
  * mapping.skip — processes side effects (identify set) but suppresses
- * the default pintrk('track', ...) call. Useful when an upstream
- * destination already fired the conversion and you only want to update
- * enhanced matching.
+ * the default pintrk('track', ...) call.
  */
 declare const identifyOnlySkip: Flow.StepExample;
 /**
  * Consent revocation — walkerOS walker consent { marketing: false }.
  * The destination's on('consent') handler flips the runtime state flag
- * and stops calling pintrk('track', ...) for subsequent events. There
- * is NO opt_out SDK call — Pinterest has no such API.
- *
- * Expected out: [] — no pintrk calls fire as a direct result of the
- * consent dispatch.
+ * and stops calling pintrk('track', ...) for subsequent events.
  */
 declare const consentRevoke: Flow.StepExample;
 /**
- * Consent grant — explicit opt-in. Same behavior: the destination's
- * on('consent') flips the flag. No SDK call fires.
+ * Consent grant — explicit opt-in.
  */
 declare const consentGrant: Flow.StepExample;