38 lines
1.1 KiB
TypeScript
38 lines
1.1 KiB
TypeScript
import { A as Awaitable } from './config.d.CU_b-wJj.js';
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interface EnvironmentReturn {
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teardown: (global: any) => Awaitable<void>;
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}
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interface VmEnvironmentReturn {
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getVmContext: () => {
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[key: string]: any;
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};
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teardown: () => Awaitable<void>;
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}
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interface Environment {
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name: string;
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/**
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* @deprecated use `viteEnvironment` instead. Uses `name` by default
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*/
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transformMode?: "web" | "ssr";
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/**
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* Environment initiated by the Vite server. It is usually available
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* as `vite.server.environments.${name}`.
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*
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* By default, fallbacks to `name`.
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*/
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viteEnvironment?: "client" | "ssr" | ({} & string);
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/**
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* Let the server transform the test file's import graph while `setupVM`
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* runs. Only worth it when `setupVM` is slow (jsdom, happy-dom): otherwise
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* the transforms compete with the worker's own module requests.
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*
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* @default `true`
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*/
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prewarmModules?: boolean;
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setupVM?: (options: Record<string, any>) => Awaitable<VmEnvironmentReturn>;
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setup: (global: any, options: Record<string, any>) => Awaitable<EnvironmentReturn>;
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}
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export type { Environment as E, VmEnvironmentReturn as V, EnvironmentReturn as a };
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