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@photon-ai/proto
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Generated TypeScript bindings for photon.slack.v1 and photon.fusor.v1 gRPC services.
Generated TypeScript bindings for the public Photon gRPC contracts.
Wraps two proto packages:
photon.slack.v1 — Slack runtime contract (MessageService, FileService, inbound event variants, file metadata).photon.fusor.v1 — Cross-channel RawInboundEvent envelope.Generated with ts-proto using the
photon-hq canonical config (nice-grpc + generic-definitions service
output). Pair with nice-grpc for
Node transport or nice-grpc-web
for browsers.
npm install @photon-ai/proto
import { InboundMessage } from "@photon-ai/proto/photon/slack/v1/common";
// Construct via the generated helper:
const msg = InboundMessage.create({
channel: "C012345",
user: "U67890",
text: "hello",
});
// Or just an object literal — InboundMessage is a plain interface:
const msg2: InboundMessage = {
channel: "C012345",
user: "U67890",
text: "hello",
ts: "",
isFromMe: false,
files: [],
};
// Encode to wire bytes:
const bytes = InboundMessage.encode(msg).finish();
const round = InboundMessage.decode(bytes);
Definitions live in photon-hq/proto. Releases are cut by the release-public GitHub Actions workflow.
MIT — see LICENSE.
FAQs
Generated TypeScript bindings for photon.slack.v1 and photon.fusor.v1 gRPC services.
The npm package @photon-ai/proto receives a total of 48,350 weekly downloads. As such, @photon-ai/proto popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @photon-ai/proto demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.

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