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@tpgames/core-types

v0.5.0

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Shared manifest, lifecycle, settings, surface, and analytics contract types for TPG games.

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@tpgames/core-types

Shared manifest, lifecycle, settings, surface, and analytics contract types for TPG games.

Install

bun add @tpgames/core-types

Use this package when you need the low-level room, lifecycle, manifest, or versioned analytics types without the full authoring SDK.

The package root remains the supported public import path. Internally, the contracts are organized by analytics, bridge payloads, discovery, manifests, payouts, runtime, and opaque identifiers; the root re-exports the complete compatibility surface.

Use decodeRuntimeBridgePayload at shell/runtime trust boundaries. It validates supported runtime and shell payloads and returns structured issue codes and paths without copying rejected payload contents into diagnostics.

The platform analytics contract exports:

  • PLATFORM_ANALYTICS_SCHEMA_VERSION
  • PLATFORM_ANALYTICS_EVENT_TYPES
  • PLATFORM_ANALYTICS_STANDARD_DIMENSIONS
  • PLATFORM_ANALYTICS_DIMENSION_VALUES
  • CREATOR_ANALYTICS_METRIC_DEFINITIONS
  • CREATOR_PAYOUT_METRIC_MODEL_VERSION
  • CREATOR_PAYOUT_SESSION_QUALIFICATION_RULES
  • CREATOR_PAYOUT_METRIC_DEFINITIONS
  • CREATOR_PAYOUT_TRAFFIC_CLASSES
  • CREATOR_PAYOUT_INSTRUMENTATION_GAPS
  • PlatformAnalyticsEvent
  • GameAnalyticsSummary

The game metadata taxonomy exports:

  • GAME_CATEGORY_VALUES
  • GAME_INTERACTION_MODE_VALUES
  • GAME_SESSION_PACE_VALUES
  • GameMetadata
  • getGameMetadataAnalyticsDimensions

The manifest topology contract also exports the canonical:

  • SessionTopology
  • SessionDisplayRequirement
  • PlayableParticipantMode

The portable TV renderer contract exports:

  • PORTABLE_DISPLAY_PRIMITIVE_VALUES
  • PortableDisplayPrimitive
  • PortableDisplayRendererRequirement

Games that emit the bounded native renderer format declare portableDisplay in their manifest with renderer tpg.portable-display, version 1, and every primitive required for correct play.

The manifest browser-policy contract exports:

  • GAME_PERMISSION_VALUES
  • PLATFORM_CAPABILITY_VALUES
  • Permission
  • PlatformCapability

Reserved tpg:* declarations are platform features. The published Game Capability Matrix defines which values expand an approved game iframe's sandbox or Permissions Policy. Recognized non-tpg:* capabilities remain game metadata and never grant browser access; unknown capability strings fail strict manifest validation.