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Comparing version 0.2.0 to 0.3.0

dist/src/probe.d.ts

115

dist/src/graph-descriptor.d.ts

@@ -135,26 +135,4 @@ /**

*/
export type NodeTag =
export type NodeTag = string;
/**
* A simple start tag, which is the same as { type: "start" }.
*/
"start"
/**
* A tag that indicates that the node is a starting point for traversal.
*/
| StartTag;
/**
* Represents a start tag, which is a special tag that can be associated with a
* node. It is used to indicate that the node is a starting point for traversal.
* The `label` field allows the user to specify additional way to specify the
* kind of traversal they are looking for.
*/
export type StartTag = {
type: "start";
label?: StartLabel;
};
/**
* Valid start labels.
*/
export type StartLabel = "default" | "describe";
/**
* Represents references to a "kit": a collection of `NodeHandlers`.

@@ -198,14 +176,2 @@ * The basic premise here is that people can publish kits with interesting

/**
* Describes a light kit: a kit where each node is backed by a graph.
*/
export type KitManifest = KitDescriptor & {
/**
* A map of nodes. Each key in this object is the node that is provided by
* the kit. Each value the `GraphDescriptor` containing the graph. This
* graph will be run (runOnce) when the `invoke` of the node's `NodeHandler`
* is called.
*/
nodes: Record<NodeIdentifier, GraphDescriptor>;
};
/**
* Represents graph metadata that is stored inline in the GraphDescriptor.

@@ -273,2 +239,6 @@ */

* within this graph.
*
* The describers in the format of "module:name" will be interpreted as
* "use the `describe` export of the module named `name` to describe this
* graph".
*/

@@ -346,3 +316,3 @@ describer?: string;

*/
start?: StartLabel;
start?: NodeIdentifier;
};

@@ -365,4 +335,9 @@ /**

export type ModuleTag = "published" | "experimental";
export type ModuleLanguage = string;
export type ModuleMetadata = {
/**
* Whether the module should be presented as a runnable item to runModule.
*/
runnable?: boolean;
/**
* The icon for the module.

@@ -390,2 +365,9 @@ */

};
/**
* The pre-compiled source for this module.
*/
source?: {
language: ModuleLanguage;
code: ModuleCode;
};
};

@@ -400,9 +382,6 @@ export type Module = {

*/
code: string;
code: ModuleCode;
};
export type Modules = Record<ModuleIdentifier, Module>;
/**
* Represents a graph.
*/
export type GraphDescriptor = GraphInlineMetadata & {
export type GraphCommonProperties = GraphInlineMetadata & {
/**

@@ -413,2 +392,33 @@ * Metadata associated with the graph.

/**
* Arguments that are passed to the graph, useful to bind values to graphs.
*/
args?: InputValues;
/**
* Modules that are included as part of this graph.
*/
modules?: Modules;
/**
* The modules and sub-graphs that this graph declares as "exports": they
* themselves are usable declarative or imperative graphs.
* When the "exports" property exist, this graph is actually a Kit
* declaration: it can be used to distributed multiple graphs.
*/
exports?: (ModuleIdentifier | `#${GraphIdentifier}`)[];
/**
* An optional property that indicates that this graph is
* "virtual": it can not be represented by a static list
* of edges and nodes, and is instead more of a representation
* of something that's "graph-like".
* Modules, when they invoke capabilities, are "virtual" graphs:
* they don't have a defined topology and instead, this topology
* is discovered through imperative code execution
*/
virtual?: true;
};
/**
* Represents a typical graph: a collection of nodes and edges that form
* the graph topology.
*/
export type DeclarativeGraph = GraphCommonProperties & {
/**
* The collection of all edges in the graph.

@@ -429,12 +439,21 @@ */

graphs?: SubGraphs;
};
/**
* Represents a graph that's backed by code rather than nodes and edges.
*/
export type ImperativeGraph = GraphCommonProperties & {
/**
* Arguments that are passed to the graph, useful to bind values to graphs.
* The id of the Module that is used as an entry point for this graph.
* If this value is set, the graph is a "module graph": it is backed
* by code rather than by nodes and edges.
*/
args?: InputValues;
/**
* Modules that are included as part of this graph.
*/
modules?: Modules;
} & TestProperties;
main: ModuleIdentifier;
};
/**
* A union type of both declarative and imperative graphs. Represents a graph
* that is either declarative (defined by nodes and edges) or imperative
* (backed by code).
*/
export type GraphDescriptor = GraphCommonProperties & DeclarativeGraph & Partial<ImperativeGraph> & TestProperties;
/**
* Values that are supplied as inputs to the `NodeHandler`.

@@ -441,0 +460,0 @@ */

@@ -8,2 +8,4 @@ /**

export type * from "./llm-content.js";
export type * from "./probe.js";
export type * from "./traversal.js";
//# sourceMappingURL=index.d.ts.map
{
"name": "@breadboard-ai/types",
"version": "0.2.0",
"version": "0.3.0",
"description": "TypeScript type definitions for Breadboard.",

@@ -5,0 +5,0 @@ "main": "./dist/src/index.js",

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