zinkee 0.1.41 → 0.1.43

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package/AGENTS.md CHANGED
@@ -37,6 +37,7 @@ Use this order when reasoning about behavior:
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  - `displays`
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  - `automations`
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  - `document-templates`
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+ - `formulas`
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  ## Implementation Shape
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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ Implemented command groups:
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  - `displays`
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  - `automations`
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  - `document-templates`
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+ - `formulas`
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  ## Requirements
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  Simple field types use `--type`, `--slug`, `--label`:
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  ```bash
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- zinkee schemas fields create projects --type text --slug name --label "Name"
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+ zinkee schemas fields create projects --type text --slug name --label "Name" --description "Primary project name"
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  zinkee schemas fields create projects --type number --slug budget --label "Budget" --required true --default 0
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  zinkee schemas fields create projects --type date --slug start-date --label "Start Date"
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  zinkee schemas fields create projects --type file --slug attachment --label "Attachment"
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  ```bash
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  zinkee schemas fields update projects budget --default 0
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+ zinkee schemas fields update projects budget --description "Approved project budget"
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+ zinkee schemas fields update projects budget --description "" # Clear the description
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  ```
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  PATCH bodies are flat (no `set` / `unset` wrapper). Config properties must be wrapped inside a `config` key:
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  ### Create a freeform display
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  ```bash
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- zinkee --json displays create --name "Project Dashboard" --template freeform
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+ zinkee --json displays create --name "Project Dashboard" \
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+ --description "Project delivery overview" \
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+ --template freeform
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+ zinkee --json displays update <display-uuid> --description "Updated overview"
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+ zinkee --json displays update <display-uuid> --description "" # Clear the description
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  ```
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  ### Add a context variable
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+ ## Formula recalculation
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+ Queue a full recalculation without changing the formula text. Acceptance means
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+ the work was queued; it does not mean calculation has completed.
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+ ```bash
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+ zinkee formulas recompute field <schema> <field>
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+ zinkee formulas recompute schema <schema> --yes
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+ zinkee formulas recompute workspace --yes
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+ ```
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+ `schema` and `field` accept UUIDs or slugs. Prefer the smallest useful scope.
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+ Schema and workspace recalculations require `--yes` because they can enqueue
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+ substantial work and trigger dependent formula cascades. All three commands are
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+ blocked by global `--read-only` mode.
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+ Use `--json --example formulas recompute <scope>` for canonical payloads and
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+ responses.
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+ ---
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  ## Discovery
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  ```bash
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  zinkee --json automations plugins list
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  zinkee --json automations connections list
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  zinkee --json document-templates list
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+ zinkee --json formulas recompute field <schema> <field>
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  zinkee --example <command path>
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  ```