signalk-server/dist/config/priorities-file.d.ts

An implementation of a [Signal K](http://signalk.org) server for boats.

export declare const PRIORITIES_KEYS: readonly ["priorityGroups", "priorityOverrides", "priorityDefaults", "sourceAliases", "ignoredInstanceConflicts"];
export type PrioritiesKey = (typeof PRIORITIES_KEYS)[number];
type Settings = Record<string, any>;
interface MigrationApp {
    config: {
        configPath: string;
        settings: Settings;
    };
    argv?: any;
}
export declare function getPrioritiesFilePath(app: MigrationApp): string;
/**
 * Merge stored priorities into in-memory settings. When a priorities.json
 * exists on disk, its values take precedence over whatever happened to be
 * in settings.json (because settings.json might still carry stale copies
 * left over from an older install). When it does not exist yet, leave
 * settings alone — the migration step below is responsible for creating
 * it.
 */
export declare function loadPrioritiesIntoSettings(app: MigrationApp): void;
/**
 * One-shot migration from settings.json to priorities.json. Called at
 * server start after settings are loaded. If the separate file does not
 * exist yet but settings.json has any priority keys, copy them over and
 * strip them from settings. The caller is responsible for persisting the
 * stripped settings.json — we only mutate in-memory state and write the
 * new priorities.json.
 *
 * Returns true if settings.json changed and should be written out.
 */
export declare function migratePrioritiesIntoSeparateFile(app: MigrationApp): boolean;
/**
 * Extract the priority-related keys from a settings object, returning a
 * shallow copy of the remaining settings. Used by writeSettingsFile so
 * the on-disk settings.json never carries priority state.
 */
export declare function splitPrioritiesFromSettings(settings: Settings): {
    settingsWithoutPriorities: Settings;
    priorities: Settings;
};
export declare function writePrioritiesFile(app: MigrationApp, priorities: Settings): Promise<void>;
/**
 * Wipe priority state: remove the file and reset in-memory keys to
 * empty/undefined. After this call, the caller should also persist
 * settings.json (in case it still had priority keys — shouldn't, but
 * cheap to be safe).
 */
export declare function resetPriorities(app: MigrationApp): Promise<void>;
export {};
//# sourceMappingURL=priorities-file.d.ts.map