selfstore 1.8.6 → 1.8.8

package/dist/local-C52j3DeH.d.ts

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-import { n as Snapshot, E as EncodeOptions, H as Header } from './store-BiQ-BuVl.js';
-import { i as DriveAuth } from './drive-CTYvGg_7.js';
-
-/** Serialize a snapshot to a portable backup blob (compressed; encrypted if a password is given). */
-declare function exportSnapshot(snapshot: Snapshot, opts: EncodeOptions): Promise<Blob>;
-/** Read a backup blob (or raw bytes) back into a snapshot. */
-declare function importSnapshot(input: Blob | Uint8Array, opts?: {
-    password?: string;
-}): Promise<Snapshot>;
-/** Peek at a backup's cleartext metadata (app, date, whether it's encrypted) without decrypting. */
-declare function inspect(input: Blob | Uint8Array): Promise<Header>;
-/** True if the backup needs a password to import. */
-declare function isEncrypted(input: Blob | Uint8Array): Promise<boolean>;
-/** Re-encrypt under a new password. `from` opens the file, `to` protects the
- *  result; omit `to` for an unencrypted backup. */
-declare function changePassword(input: Blob | Uint8Array, opts: {
-    from?: string;
-    to?: string;
-    readme?: string;
-}): Promise<Blob>;
-
-/**
- * A client-only DriveAuth: the Google Identity Services token flow, no backend.
- * The access token is cached in sessionStorage so a reload reuses it, and a
- * silent re-acquisition is attempted when it lapses; if that fails (the Google
- * session expired, or third-party cookies are blocked) the Drive target reports
- * needs-attention and the user reconnects in one click. For a connection that
- * never re-prompts, back the Drive target with a server that holds a refresh
- * token instead (a broker implementing the same DriveAuth interface).
- */
-
-/** Build a client-only DriveAuth for the given OAuth client id (no backend). */
-declare function gisDriveAuth(opts: {
-    clientId: string;
-    scope?: string;
-}): DriveAuth;
-
-/**
- * Save a backup blob to disk via the File System Access API, else a download.
- *
- * Resolves TRUE when bytes were handed to the browser, FALSE when the user
- * closed the save dialog. Callers must branch on it: a host that records "last
- * backup: today" after a cancelled dialog tells the user they are safe when no
- * file exists, and that lie only surfaces the day they need the file.
- *
- * Takes a ready blob, so the dialog opens only after the blob was built. When
- * that blob is an encrypted backup, prefer asking first: see pickSaveHandle.
- */
-declare function saveToDisk(blob: Blob, filename: string): Promise<boolean>;
-/**
- * The same name, stamped to the minute.
- *
- * Used only on the download path, and the reasoning is worth stating because it
- * looks backwards. Through a handle the app rewrites the SAME file, so the name
- * must stay stable. A download never replaces anything: the browser appends
- * " (1)", " (2)", and no web API can stop it. The pile forms either way - so it
- * may as well be readable. A dated series says at a glance which one is the
- * latest and lets the user step back to an earlier one; "backup (7).zip" says
- * neither when, nor in what order.
- */
-declare function datedName(filename: string, when?: Date): string;
-/** Prompt the user to pick a backup file from disk. Resolves null if cancelled. */
-declare function pickFromDisk(): Promise<File | null>;
-
-export { inspect as a, isEncrypted as b, changePassword as c, datedName as d, exportSnapshot as e, gisDriveAuth as g, importSnapshot as i, pickFromDisk as p, saveToDisk as s };