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@mparticle/audience-typescript-schema

TypeScript schema definitions for mParticle Audiences

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mParticle Audience Schema

This repository contains TypeScript schema definitions for mParticle Audiences. It provides type-safe interfaces and types for working with mParticle's audience features.

Overview

The schema is organized into several key components:

  • Operands: Basic data types and operations that can be performed on audience data
  • Expressions: Complex logical expressions that combine operands
  • Queries: Complete audience query definitions

Installation

npm install @mparticle/audience-typescript-schema
# or
yarn add @mparticle/audience-typescript-schema

Setup

Before using or developing with this package, ensure you have the following prerequisites:

  • Node.js (version 20 or higher recommended)
  • yarn or npm
  • The jq command-line JSON processor must be installed and available in your system's PATH.

To verify jq is installed, run:

jq --version

If you do not have jq, you can install it using Homebrew on macOS:

brew install jq

Or see the jq installation guide for other platforms.

Usage

import { Audience, Query, Expression, Operand } from '@mparticle/audience-typescript-schema';

// Create audience queries with type safety
const query: Query = {
  // Your query definition here
};

Project Structure

  • operand/: Contains basic data types and operations
  • expression/: Defines logical expressions and operators
  • query/: Implements audience query structures
  • common/: Shared types and utilities
  • dist/: Compiled JavaScript output

Development

To build the project:

yarn build
# or
npm run build

Updating the Schema

Whenever you make changes to the schema definitions, you must regenerate the schema output by running:

npm run gen-schema

This ensures that all generated files are up to date with your changes.

Updating Title Paths in add_titles_to_schema.sh

If you add, remove, or rename types or titles in the schema, you will need to update the relevant JSONPath mappings in scripts/add_titles_to_schema.sh to reflect these changes. This script relies on hardcoded paths to insert titles into the schema, so keeping these paths accurate is necessary for correct schema generation.

License

Apache License 2.0

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Package last updated on 22 Jul 2025

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