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@intentic/resources

v1.381.1

Published

The closed vocabulary of resource kinds the deploy tool emits and reconciles, with the outputs each kind produces.

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resources

The closed vocabulary of resource kinds the deploy tool emits and reconciles, with the outputs each kind produces.

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    state["state-resolver<br/>emits ResolvedNode"] --> resources(["resources<br/>ResourceType · OUTPUTS"])
    engine["engine<br/>checks produced outputs"] --> resources
    providers["providers<br/>one per kind"] --> resources
    contract["api-contract<br/>plan schemas"] --> resources
  • ResourceType lists every kind, from host and cloudflare through deployment, forgejo-team and garage-bucket. ResolvedNode narrows a graph node's type to it, so a resolver emitting an unknown kind fails to compile.
  • OUTPUTS is the runtime table of which outputs each kind produces. The engine rejects a provider that returns an undeclared output, and plan seeds pending values from it. An entry ending in : allows a prefix, for per-app keys like appWebhook:<app>.
  • The SDK's handle properties mirror OUTPUTS; a test in sdk fails when the two disagree.
  • Types and one table only: no logic, no tests of its own.

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