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- Prisma schema: User, Session, RepoConfig, Preview, Job, WebhookToken, NoConfigComment, AdminSettings - Backend: auth (login/logout/me/first-user setup), webhook handler with HMAC verification, EC2 service, SSH service, deploy pipeline, job queue worker, cron workers - Frontend: Login with first-user detection, Dashboard, PreviewDetail with live log streaming, Settings, Repos config, Admin panel, SetupWizard, Privacy page - Docker Compose and Dockerfile for self-hosted deployment - Uses bcryptjs for Node 24 compatibility Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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1004 B
TypeScript
28 lines
1004 B
TypeScript
import * as find from "empathic/find";
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/**
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* Find the closest "package.json" file while walking parent directories.
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* @returns The absolute path to a "package.json", if found.
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*/
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export declare function up(options?: find.Options): string | undefined;
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/**
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* Construct a path to a `node_modules/.cache/<name>` directory.
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*
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* This may return `undefined` if:
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* 1. no "package.json" could be found
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* 2. the nearest "node_modules" directory is not writable
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* 3. the "node_modules" parent directory is not writable
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*
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* > [NOTE]
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* > You may define a `CACHE_DIR` environment variable, which will be
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* > used (as defined) instead of traversing the filesystem for the
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* > closest "package.json" and inferring a "node_modules" location.
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*
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* @see find-cache-dir for more information.
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*
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* @param name The name of your module/cache.
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* @returns The absolute path of the cache directory, if found.
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*/
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export declare function cache(name: string, options?: find.Options & {
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create?: boolean;
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}): string | undefined;
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