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@be-enlighten/enspace-sdk-schemas

v0.11.2

Published

Zod schemas and TypeScript types for the Enspace API

Readme

@be-enlighten/enspace-sdk-schemas

Schemas Zod e tipos TypeScript da API do Enspace. Contém apenas schemas ligados a rotas (request, query e response), derivados da própria API.

Os outros pacotes do SDK dependem dele, mas ele também é útil isolado: para validar payloads antes de enviar, tipar formulários ou tipar código que fala com a API sem passar pelo client.

Instalação

pnpm add @be-enlighten/enspace-sdk-schemas

zod@^4.4.3 é dependência direta, não peer.

Uso

Como tipos:

import type { Member, User, Workspace } from '@be-enlighten/enspace-sdk-schemas'

const profile: User = await enspace.account.getProfile()

Como schemas Zod, para validação em runtime:

import { UserUpdateRequest } from '@be-enlighten/enspace-sdk-schemas'

const parsed = UserUpdateRequest.parse({ fullname: 'Ada' })
await enspace.account.updateProfile(parsed)

Tipos de modelo

User, Workspace, Member, MemberGroup, Invite, Role, RolePermission, ItemType, Item, Field, Task, Workflow, WorkflowExecution, NodeExecution, ModelView, ApiKey, UploadFile, Notification, NotificationType, Comment, Thread, Plan, DictionaryKeysTree.

Request bodies seguem o padrão *CreateRequest / *UpdateRequest. São schemas de input: campos com default na API ficam opcionais.

import type { z } from 'zod'
import { TaskCreateRequest } from '@be-enlighten/enspace-sdk-schemas'

type NewTask = z.input<typeof TaskCreateRequest>

Query params

O módulo query-params exporta tipos utilitários puros (sem Zod) para listagem e busca, parametrizados pelo modelo:

| Tipo | O que cobre | |---|---| | EnlightenQueryOperators<T> | Campos de T com operadores: _lt, _lte, _gt, _gte, _ne, _in, _nin, _contains, _ncontains, _containss, _ncontainss, _null. | | EnlightenQueryWhere<T> | Cláusula _where com grupos _or/_and/_nor aninháveis. | | EnlightenQueryParams<T> | Operadores + _sort (tipado por campo), _limit, _start, _q e _where. |

Também existem compostos por rota (<Controller><Action>QueryParams), que combinam EnlightenQueryParams<Model> com os campos estritos documentados naquela rota:

import type { TasksFindQueryParams } from '@be-enlighten/enspace-sdk-schemas'

const params: TasksFindQueryParams = {
  status: 'pending', // enum estrito da rota
  due_date_gte: '2026-07-21T00:00:00.000Z', // operador tipado pelo modelo
  _sort: 'due_date:ASC',
  _limit: 20,
  _where: { _or: [{ assigned_to_in: [1, 2] }, { creator: '3' }] },
}

Valores aceitam T[P] | string, porque a query string é serializada: datas em ISO 8601, booleans como 'true' | 'false' e números em decimal.

Licença

MIT.