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@useatlas/types
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Shared TypeScript types for the Atlas text-to-SQL agent.
bun add @useatlas/types
Import from the barrel or use deep imports for tree-shaking:
import type { Conversation, AuthMode, DBType } from "@useatlas/types";
// Deep imports
import type { ChatErrorCode } from "@useatlas/types/errors";
import type { Recipient } from "@useatlas/types/scheduled-task";
import { parseChatError, authErrorMessage } from "@useatlas/types/errors";
| Import path | Contents |
|---|---|
@useatlas/types | Barrel — re-exports everything below |
@useatlas/types/auth | AuthMode, AtlasRole, AtlasUser |
@useatlas/types/conversation | Conversation, Message, ConversationWithMessages |
@useatlas/types/connection | DBType, ConnectionHealth, ConnectionInfo, ConnectionDetail |
@useatlas/types/action | ActionApprovalMode, ActionDisplayStatus, ActionToolResultShape |
@useatlas/types/scheduled-task | ScheduledTask, Recipient, ScheduledTaskRun |
@useatlas/types/errors | ChatErrorCode, ChatErrorInfo, parseChatError, authErrorMessage |
@useatlas/types/semantic | Dimension, SemanticEntitySummary, SemanticEntityDetail |
@useatlas/types/share | ShareLink |
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Shared types for the Atlas text-to-SQL agent
The npm package @useatlas/types receives a total of 902 weekly downloads. As such, @useatlas/types popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @useatlas/types demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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