chore: version packages

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Releases

@passmint/node@0.5.0

Minor Changes

• 67231a6: Response types are now derived from the API's OpenAPI spec. Every 0.4.0 type name is still exported. A few types, such as TemplateDesign and PassImages, are still hand-written.

  New:

  • passes.createDownloadLink() and passes.redemptions().
  • startingAfter on list methods, and listAll() auto-pagination on passes, templates, webhooks and events, plus passes.listAllEvents() and webhooks.listAllDeliveries().
  • templates.list() takes includeArchived, limit and startingAfter.
  • Types for issuerName, locations and relevantDate on template designs, redemption_policy, require_download_link, the delivery and warnings fields on pass updates, warnings on pass voids and on templates.
  • The pass.update_failed and pass.redeemed webhook events.
  • PassEventType is a new export.

  Runtime change: PASSMINT_EVENT_TYPES now has 9 entries (adds pass.update_failed and pass.redeemed). Code that subscribes webhooks with events: [...PASSMINT_EVENT_TYPES] will start receiving those events.

  Type-level changes:

  • Response types gained fields the API was already returning, for example Pass.redeemed_count and Account.plan. Reading and casting are unaffected, but object literals you type as Pass, Template or Account by hand need the new fields.
  • Event type unions gained pass.update_failed and pass.redeemed, and PassEvent['type'] gained update_failed, redeemed, download_link_created and update_not_delivered. Exhaustive switches and Record<PassmintEventType, …> maps will flag the new members.
  • Pass.field_values and Account.organization_slug keep their 0.4.0 types for compatibility; see their docs for what the API can actually return.
  • Exported response types are now type aliases rather than interfaces. extends and implements still work; declaration merging into them no longer does.