donobu/dist/esm/persistence/PersistencePlugin.d.ts

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import type { EnvPersistence } from './env/EnvPersistence';
import type { FlowsPersistence } from './flows/FlowsPersistence';
import type { SuitesPersistence } from './suites/SuitesPersistence';
import type { TestsPersistence } from './tests/TestsPersistence';
/**
 * A persistence plugin provides factory functions for creating persistence
 * layer instances. Plugins are registered with a string key that corresponds
 * to entries in the PERSISTENCE_PRIORITY environment variable.
 *
 * Plugins are self-contained — they read their own configuration (environment
 * variables, config files, etc.) and return `null` from factory methods when
 * required configuration is missing.
 */
export interface PersistencePlugin {
    /** Return a FlowsPersistence instance, or null if required config is missing. */
    createFlowsPersistence(): Promise<FlowsPersistence | null>;
    /** Return an EnvPersistence instance, or null if required config is missing. */
    createEnvPersistence(): Promise<EnvPersistence | null>;
    /** Return a TestsPersistence instance, or null if required config is missing. */
    createTestsPersistence?(): Promise<TestsPersistence | null>;
    /** Return a SuitesPersistence instance, or null if required config is missing. */
    createSuitesPersistence?(): Promise<SuitesPersistence | null>;
}
/**
 * An immutable registry of persistence plugins, keyed by their config string.
 * Created once at startup and threaded through the application.
 */
export declare class PersistencePluginRegistry {
    private readonly plugins;
    constructor(plugins?: ReadonlyMap<string, PersistencePlugin>);
    /** Look up a registered persistence plugin by key. */
    get(key: string): PersistencePlugin | undefined;
}
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