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@blimu/types
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TypeScript type definitions for Blimu simple types.
This package provides base type definitions for Blimu's simple types (ResourceType, EntitlementType, PlanType, etc.). These types are augmented by customer configuration via the blimu codegen command, which generates union types based on your Blimu configuration.
npm install @blimu/types
# or
yarn add @blimu/types
# or
pnpm add @blimu/types
After running blimu codegen in your project, the types in this package will be augmented with union types based on your configuration:
import type { ResourceType, EntitlementType } from '@blimu/types';
// After codegen, ResourceType might be:
// type ResourceType = 'organization' | 'workspace' | 'project';
// EntitlementType might be:
// type EntitlementType = 'organization:create_workspace' | 'workspace:delete';
To augment these types with your configuration:
.blimu/config.mjs or .blimu/config.ts)blimu codegen.blimu/blimu-types.d.ts file will augment these typesVisit https://blimu.com for documentation and more information.
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TypeScript type definitions for Blimu simple types
We found that @blimu/types demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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