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@matter/types
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This package implements operational types and data structures for Matter.
Due to type definition size, we do not export clusters as part of the root package. You may instead import then as:
import { OnOffCluster } from "@matter/types/clusters/OnOffCluster";
or:
import { OnOffCluster } from "@matter/types/clusters";
0.11.9 (2024-12-11)
@matter/node
@matter/protocol
@matter/types
@project-chip/matter.js
ContentLauncher
cluster ParameterEnum
is renamed to Parameter
and Parameter
is renamed to ParameterStruct
@matter/model
Scope
component analyzes scope of a model, caches analysis results, and implements algorithms that require analysis to perform efficientlyScopeModel
base classScope#membersOf
ClusterModel
and ValueModel
properties members
, activeMembers
and conformantMembers
are removed; use Scope#membersOf
insteadFAQs
Definitions for Matter application
The npm package @matter/types receives a total of 12,215 weekly downloads. As such, @matter/types popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @matter/types demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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