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/**
* The graph list cache lifetime applied when a connection does not specify
* `graphReloadIntervalSeconds`. The connection editor displays this value for
* connections without an explicit interval and persists it on save.
*/
export const DEFAULT_GRAPH_RELOAD_INTERVAL_SECONDS = 24 * 3600;
/**
* Connection information for a SPARQL endpoint.
*/
export interface SparqlConnection {
/**
* The identifier of the connection, usually a UUID.
*/
id: string;
/**
* Optional human-readable display name for the connection.
*/
label?: string;
/**
* An optional description providing context for the connection.
*/
description?: string;
/**
* The SPARQL endpoint URL (e.g., 'https://dbpedia.org/sparql' or 'workspace:')
*/
endpointUrl: string;
/**
* The location where the connection is stored, either the workspace folder or the global settings.
*/
configScope: ConfigurationScope;
/**
* The type of SPARQL store. Determines how inference and other
* store-specific features are handled.
* @default 'sparql'
*/
storeType?: string;
/**
* Indicates if this connection is newly created and not yet saved.
*/
isNew?: boolean;
/**
* Indicates if this connection has unsaved changes.
*/
isModified?: boolean;
/**
* Indicates if this connection can be removed or modified by the user.
*/
isProtected?: boolean;
/**
* Whether inference can be toggled for this connection.
* Set by the connection service based on provider capability.
*/
canToggleInference?: boolean;
/**
* When `true`, named graphs are loaded from the endpoint on extension startup
* and cached; the cache expires after `graphReloadIntervalSeconds`.
*/
autoLoadGraphs?: boolean;
/**
* How long a loaded graph list stays fresh, in seconds. On-demand loads serve
* from the cache within this interval and only query the endpoint again once it
* is exceeded. Unset falls back to {@link DEFAULT_GRAPH_RELOAD_INTERVAL_SECONDS};
* an explicit `0` (settings.json only, the UI cannot produce it) means the cache
* never expires and is only refreshed by an explicit reload. Only meaningful when
* `autoLoadGraphs` is `true`. The UI presents this in minutes, hours or days and
* converts to seconds before saving.
*/
graphReloadIntervalSeconds?: number;
/**
* The local time of day (`HH:MM`, 24-hour) after which a stale graph list is
* reloaded. When set, a reload becomes due at the first occurrence of this time
* after the last load — plus the remaining full days when the reload interval
* spans multiple days — instead of a plain sliding interval. Useful for stores
* that are updated on a schedule (e.g. nightly builds). Only meaningful when
* `autoLoadGraphs` is `true`; the UI offers it for day-based intervals.
*/
graphReloadTime?: string;
}
/**
* A connection projected for the settings webview. Inference state is not part of the
* domain `SparqlConnection` (it lives in workspace state and is resolved via the connection
* service); this view attaches the resolved per-connection default so the editor can render
* and toggle it. Only used at the host↔webview boundary.
*/
export type SparqlConnectionView = SparqlConnection & {
/**
* The connection's persisted default inference setting, resolved at send time.
*/
inferenceEnabled?: boolean;
/**
* Set to the connection's `storeType` when that id does not resolve to any
* store config on this machine (e.g. a user-scope store referenced by a
* shared workspace connection). The connection then behaves like a generic
* SPARQL endpoint; the settings list surfaces this with a warning badge.
*/
unresolvedStoreType?: string;
/**
* Set to the scope the connection's store type is actually defined in when
* that differs from the connection's own scope (user connection → workspace
* store, or workspace connection → user store). Such a reference breaks as
* soon as the settings roam; the settings list surfaces it with a warning
* badge. Mutually exclusive with `unresolvedStoreType`.
*/
incompatibleStoreScope?: 'user' | 'workspace';
}; |