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terse-types

v0.0.40

Published

Shared Terse TypeScript types, enums, constants, and helpers.

Readme

terse-types

Internal shared types for the Terse platform.

You probably don't want to be here

terse-types is a workspace package that the Terse backend, frontend, CLI, and SDK use to share TypeScript types. It is not the public API.

If you landed here while building a workflow, you almost certainly want one of these instead:

If a doc, post, or LLM pointed you at terse-types directly, that was probably a mistake on our end. Let us know so we can fix it. The types you actually need are re-exported from terse-sdk.

If you really do need it

Anything in terse-types is internal and may change without notice. There is no stability guarantee, no migration guide, and no semver discipline beyond what the workspace happens to need.

pnpm add terse-types
import { IntegrationType, type User } from "terse-types"

Local development

pnpm --filter terse-types run build

If you are working on the local CLI and SDK at the same time, relink everything from the repo root:

pnpm run install-global