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@unumid/types

shared Unum ID TypeScript types

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UnumID Types

This project contains all of our shared, generic Typescript types that are used through out the UnumID ecosystem.

It as well has shared runtypes which allows for functionality like graceful runtime string literal type checking. To support runtypes we had to use a index.ts instead of just a type declaration index.d.ts file. This also means that a build step is necessary in order for changes to index.ts to be realized.

Naming Conventions

Generic types such as PresentationRequest, as defined here, ought to be the simplest naming conventions. For example, the PresentationRequest entity definition types ought to go by PresentationRequestEntity.

Types explicitly for HTTP interfaces ought have a trailing Dto, i.e. PresentationRequestDto. Furthermore, if the Data Transfer Object is different between the HTTP request verbs, i.e. GET and POST, then include in the type as such, PresentationRequestPostDto.

Types that are used for cryptographic purposes should have a unsigned and signed version. However, the signed type should have the simpler naming convention, i.e. Credential is the signed type of UnsignedCredential.

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Detailed documentation generated from source can be found here which is served by this repo's Github Pages configuration. It is setup to server via the /docs folder of the main branch.

In order to generate the documentation from the source code run the createTypedocs.sh script.

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Package last updated on 23 Jul 2021

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