@aws/chat-client-ui-types
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Type definitions for Chat UIs in Language Servers and Runtimes for AWS
This package provides type definitions for Chat UIs in Language Servers and Runtimes for AWS.
The @aws/chat-client-ui-types package is a component of the AWS Language Server Runtimes ecosystem. It defines the type interfaces and contracts for chat client UI components, enabling seamless integration between the UI layer and the backend services of AWS language servers and runtimes.
This package serves as a bridge between the chat client UI and the underlying language server functionality, ensuring type safety and consistency across the application. It provides a set of well-defined interfaces for various UI interactions, such as sending messages to the prompt, handling authentication follow-ups, executing generic commands, and managing chat options.
To install the package, run the following command in your project directory:
npm install @aws/chat-client-ui-types
This project is licensed under the Apache-2.0 License.
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Type definitions for Chat UIs in Language Servers and Runtimes for AWS
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