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A functional toolkit for authoring resource-leveling algorithms — compose constraint and scoring blocks, enumerate feasible schedules

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Russ T. Fugal feat(model): entity interfaces via z.infer re-export 4mo ago

feat(model): entity interfaces via z.infer re-export The model-layer entity types (Task, Resource, Assignment, Calendar, Relation, ProjectFile/ProjectProperties) as thin z.infer re-exports of the schemas, so there is no hand-written interface to keep in sync with the validators. Project.ts also provides createEmptyProject for building a minimal valid ProjectFile.

4 months ago

feat(model): entity interfaces via z.infer re-export The model-layer entity types (Task, Resource, Assignment, Calendar, Relation, ProjectFile/ProjectProperties) as thin z.infer re-exports of the schemas, so there is no hand-written interface to keep in sync with the validators. Project.ts also provides createEmptyProject for building a minimal valid ProjectFile.

4 months ago

feat(model): scheduling enums and Duration value type The domain enums (TimeUnit, RelationType, ResourceType, ConstraintType, Priority) and the Duration value type the model is expressed in. Duration pairs an amount with a TimeUnit and owns its own parsing and formatting, including ISO 8601 (fromIso8601) kept on the public surface for downstream consumers. The enums live in the model layer rather than being derived from schemas, so they have stable TypeScript identities the zod layer can reference.

4 months ago

feat(model): entity interfaces via z.infer re-export The model-layer entity types (Task, Resource, Assignment, Calendar, Relation, ProjectFile/ProjectProperties) as thin z.infer re-exports of the schemas, so there is no hand-written interface to keep in sync with the validators. Project.ts also provides createEmptyProject for building a minimal valid ProjectFile.

4 months ago

feat(model): entity interfaces via z.infer re-export The model-layer entity types (Task, Resource, Assignment, Calendar, Relation, ProjectFile/ProjectProperties) as thin z.infer re-exports of the schemas, so there is no hand-written interface to keep in sync with the validators. Project.ts also provides createEmptyProject for building a minimal valid ProjectFile.

4 months ago

feat(model): entity interfaces via z.infer re-export The model-layer entity types (Task, Resource, Assignment, Calendar, Relation, ProjectFile/ProjectProperties) as thin z.infer re-exports of the schemas, so there is no hand-written interface to keep in sync with the validators. Project.ts also provides createEmptyProject for building a minimal valid ProjectFile.

4 months ago

feat(model): entity interfaces via z.infer re-export The model-layer entity types (Task, Resource, Assignment, Calendar, Relation, ProjectFile/ProjectProperties) as thin z.infer re-exports of the schemas, so there is no hand-written interface to keep in sync with the validators. Project.ts also provides createEmptyProject for building a minimal valid ProjectFile.

4 months ago

feat(model): scheduling enums and Duration value type The domain enums (TimeUnit, RelationType, ResourceType, ConstraintType, Priority) and the Duration value type the model is expressed in. Duration pairs an amount with a TimeUnit and owns its own parsing and formatting, including ISO 8601 (fromIso8601) kept on the public surface for downstream consumers. The enums live in the model layer rather than being derived from schemas, so they have stable TypeScript identities the zod layer can reference.

4 months ago