/**
 * trek-plugin-sdk — the author-facing SDK for building TREK plugins (#plugins, M6).
 *
 * Types + `definePlugin` mirror what the isolated runtime injects, so a plugin
 * written against this package runs unchanged inside TREK. Pure and
 * dependency-free.
 */

/** Bumped on any breaking change to the plugin API surface. Embed as `apiVersion` in your manifest. */
export const PLUGIN_API_VERSION = 1 as const;

// Core entity shapes returned by ctx reads/writes. Only `id` is guaranteed; the rest
// are the fields plugins most commonly use (typed for autocomplete), left optional
// because they mirror raw DB rows — and every shape keeps an index signature, so no
// column is ever hidden from you.
export interface Trip { id: number; user_id?: number; title?: string; start_date?: string | null; end_date?: string | null; currency?: string | null; [k: string]: unknown }
export interface Place { id: number; trip_id?: number; name?: string; lat?: number | null; lng?: number | null; day_id?: number | null; category_id?: number | null; notes?: string | null; [k: string]: unknown }
export interface Day { id: number; trip_id?: number; date?: string | null; title?: string | null; [k: string]: unknown }
export interface Reservation { id: number; trip_id?: number; type?: string; [k: string]: unknown }
export interface PackingItem { id: number; trip_id?: number; name?: string; [k: string]: unknown }
export interface TripFile { id: number; trip_id?: number; filename?: string; [k: string]: unknown }
export interface BudgetItem { id: number; trip_id?: number; name?: string; total_price?: number | null; currency?: string | null; [k: string]: unknown }
export interface Assignment { id: number; day_id?: number; place_id?: number; notes?: string | null; [k: string]: unknown }
export interface User { id: number; username?: string; display_name?: string | null; avatar?: string | null; [k: string]: unknown }

/** Every ctx.* call is rate-limited per plugin at the host RPC dispatch boundary:
 * burst 60, sustained 20/s, 16 in-flight. A throttled call is refused (retryable)
 * rather than executed, with:
 *   HOST_ERROR: rate limit exceeded — slow down ctx.* calls
 * A legitimate plugin never hits the generous burst. See README § Runtime limits. */
export interface PluginContext {
  readonly id: string;
  /** Your `scope:'instance'` settings as the admin saved them, secrets decrypted, frozen
   * at activation (a save re-spawns you). A field nobody set resolves to its manifest
   * `default` — only a field with neither is absent. */
  readonly config: Readonly<Record<string, unknown>>;
  /** The ACTING USER's own value for one of this plugin's `scope:'user'` settings fields
   * (decrypted host-side), or the field's manifest `default` when they never set it.
   * Undefined for a field with neither, and in a userless context (job/onLoad) — fall
   * back to `config` (the admin-owned instance settings) there. */
  settings: {
    get(key: string): Promise<unknown>;
  };
  /** Your OWN sqlite database (`db:own`) — a separate file the plugin never gets a
   * path or connection to directly. Quota: 256 MB per plugin (writes past it fail);
   * result sets are capped at 100,000 rows. See `tx()` below for the atomic-batch cap. */
  db: {
    query<T = unknown>(sql: string, ...args: unknown[]): Promise<T[]>;
    exec(sql: string, ...args: unknown[]): Promise<{ changes: number }>;
    migrate(id: string, sql: string): Promise<{ applied: boolean }>;
    /** Run several statements atomically on your OWN db — all commit or all roll
     * back. Each op is one statement; reads see the batch's own earlier writes.
     * A read returns `{ rows }`, a write `{ changes }`. Max 100 statements. */
    tx(ops: Array<{ sql: string; args?: unknown[] }>): Promise<{ results: Array<{ changes?: number; rows?: unknown[] }> }>;
  };
  trips: {
    // `asUserId` is accepted for source compatibility but IGNORED by the host —
    // trip reads are always membership-checked against the authenticated user of
    // the current invocation (the request's `req.user`), which the plugin cannot
    // override. Only reachable from a route handler (a user context); a job has
    // no user and its trip reads are refused.
    getById(tripId: number, /** @deprecated ignored by the host */ asUserId?: number): Promise<Trip | null>;
    getPlaces(tripId: number, /** @deprecated ignored by the host */ asUserId?: number): Promise<Place[]>;
    /** Hydrated like the REST list: each row carries `endpoints`, `day_positions` + the day/place joins. */
    getReservations(tripId: number, /** @deprecated ignored by the host */ asUserId?: number): Promise<Reservation[]>;
    /** The trip's days with their `assignments` + `notes_items` (the planner GET's shape). Needs `db:read:trips`. */
    getDays(tripId: number): Promise<Day[]>;
    /** The trip's lodging blocks (day_accommodations) with joined place fields. Needs `db:read:trips`. */
    getAccommodations(tripId: number): Promise<unknown[]>;
    /** Every trip the acting user owns or is a member of (for dashboards/aggregates). Needs `db:read:trips`. */
    listMine(): Promise<Trip[]>;
    /** Update trip fields; needs `db:write:trips` + the acting user's trip_edit permission. Route context only. */
    update(tripId: number, input: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<Trip>;
    /** Create a new trip owned by the acting user (importers). `title` required. Needs `db:create:trips` + the acting user's trip_create. */
    create(input: { title: string; description?: string; start_date?: string; end_date?: string; currency?: string; reminder_days?: number; day_count?: number }): Promise<Trip>;
    /** The trip's member roster (id + display fields only). Membership-checked. Needs `db:read:trips`. */
    members(tripId: number): Promise<User[]>;
    /** Add a user to a trip (GRANTS ACCESS — its own permission). Needs `db:write:members` + the acting user's member_manage. */
    addMember(tripId: number, userId: number): Promise<{ joined: boolean; tripId: number }>;
    /** Remove a member from a trip (not the owner). Needs `db:write:members` + member_manage. */
    removeMember(tripId: number, userId: number): Promise<{ removed: boolean }>;
  };
  // Reservations (bookings). `listMine` reads across every accessible trip (needs
  // `db:read:trips`); create/update/delete need `db:write:reservations` + the acting
  // user's reservation_edit permission, and reuse the app's accommodation/budget/
  // notification side effects 1:1.
  reservations: {
    /** Every reservation across the acting user's accessible trips. Needs `db:read:trips`. */
    listMine(): Promise<Reservation[]>;
    /** Create a booking on a trip. An `endpoints` array (from/to/stop legs for flights,
     * trains, ferries) is persisted with it. */
    create(tripId: number, input: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<Reservation>;
    /** Update a booking. `endpoints` semantics: omitted = keep, [] = delete all,
     * array = replace (endpoint ids are NOT stable). */
    update(tripId: number, reservationId: number, input: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<Reservation>;
    delete(tripId: number, reservationId: number): Promise<{ deleted: boolean }>;
  };
  // Lodging blocks (day_accommodations): a hotel span from a start day to an end day.
  // Reads ride on `db:read:trips` (ctx.trips.getAccommodations); writes need
  // `db:write:accommodations` + the acting user's day_edit permission (like the REST
  // path — accommodations live in the day service, not the bookings one). Creating one
  // auto-creates its partner hotel reservation, exactly like the app.
  accommodations: {
    create(tripId: number, input: { place_id: number; start_day_id: number; end_day_id: number; check_in?: string | null; check_in_end?: string | null; check_out?: string | null; confirmation?: string | null; notes?: string | null }): Promise<unknown>;
    update(tripId: number, accommodationId: number, input: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<unknown>;
    delete(tripId: number, accommodationId: number): Promise<{ deleted: boolean }>;
  };
  packing: {
    /** A trip's packing items (hydrated bags/assignees). Needs `db:read:packing`. */
    list(tripId: number): Promise<PackingItem[]>;
    /** Add a packing item (owner = acting user). Needs `db:write:packing` + packing_edit. */
    create(tripId: number, input: { name: string; category?: string; checked?: boolean; weight_grams?: number | null; bag_id?: number | null; quantity?: number; is_private?: boolean; visibility?: 'common' | 'personal' | 'shared'; recipient_ids?: number[] }): Promise<PackingItem>;
    /** Update a packing item. Needs `db:write:packing` + packing_edit. */
    update(tripId: number, itemId: number, input: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<PackingItem>;
    /** Delete a packing item. Needs `db:write:packing` + packing_edit. */
    delete(tripId: number, itemId: number): Promise<{ deleted: boolean }>;
    // List/create/update/delete packing bags + set members (no privacy). Needs
    // `db:write:packing` + packing_edit.
    /** Needs 'db:write:packing' (intentional — bags are the write-side structure; packing.list is the read surface). */
    listBags(tripId: number): Promise<unknown[]>;
    createBag(tripId: number, input: { name: string; color?: string; weight_limit_grams?: number }): Promise<unknown>;
    updateBag(tripId: number, bagId: number, input: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<unknown>;
    deleteBag(tripId: number, bagId: number): Promise<{ deleted: boolean }>;
    setBagMembers(tripId: number, bagId: number, userIds: number[]): Promise<unknown>;
  };
  files: {
    /** A trip's files, trash excluded. Needs `db:read:files`. */
    list(tripId: number): Promise<TripFile[]>;
    /** A file's bytes as base64 (10MB cap; trashed files refused). Needs `db:read:files:content`. */
    getContent(tripId: number, fileId: number): Promise<{ name: string; mimetype: string; size: number; content_base64: string }>;
    /** Store base64 content as a trip file (10MB cap, blocked extensions refused). Needs `db:write:files` + file_upload. */
    create(tripId: number, input: { name: string; content_base64: string; mimetype?: string; description?: string; place_id?: number; reservation_id?: number }): Promise<TripFile>;
    /** Link an existing file to a same-trip reservation/place/assignment. Needs `db:write:files` + file_edit. */
    createLink(tripId: number, fileId: number, opts: { reservation_id?: number; assignment_id?: number; place_id?: number }): Promise<unknown>;
    /** Update a file's description/links. Needs `db:write:files` + file_edit. */
    update(tripId: number, fileId: number, input: { description?: string; place_id?: number | null; reservation_id?: number | null }): Promise<TripFile>;
    /** Move a file to the trash. Needs `db:write:files` + file_delete. */
    softDelete(tripId: number, fileId: number): Promise<{ deleted: boolean }>;
  };
  /** Collab content (notes/polls/chat). Reads need `db:read:collab`; writes need `db:write:collab` + the acting user's collab_edit. Both need the Collab addon. */
  collab: {
    /** A trip's collab notes (hydrated with author + attachments). Needs `db:read:collab`. */
    listNotes(tripId: number): Promise<unknown[]>;
    /** A trip's polls (with options + voters). Needs `db:read:collab`. */
    listPolls(tripId: number): Promise<unknown[]>;
    /** A trip's chat messages (newest 100, oldest first; `before` = a message id to page back). Needs `db:read:collab`. */
    listMessages(tripId: number, before?: number): Promise<unknown[]>;
    createNote(tripId: number, input: { title: string; content?: string; category?: string; color?: string; website?: string; pinned?: boolean }): Promise<unknown>;
    createPoll(tripId: number, input: { question: string; options: unknown[]; multiple?: boolean; deadline?: string }): Promise<unknown>;
    votePoll(tripId: number, pollId: number, optionIndex: number): Promise<unknown>;
    createMessage(tripId: number, text: string, replyTo?: number): Promise<unknown>;
  };
  /** Host-mediated notification. The plugin supplies only target + plain text; the host
   * owns delivery + preferences. Recipient is FORCED to the acting user (scope 'user',
   * targetId = the acting user) or a trip they belong to (scope 'trip'). Needs `notify:send`.
   * Daily budget: 100/day per plugin (UTC midnight rollover); past it `send` throws
   * "daily notification budget exhausted (resets at UTC midnight)". See README § Runtime limits. */
  notify: {
    send(input: { title: string; body: string; link?: string; scope: 'user' | 'trip'; targetId: number }): Promise<{ sent: boolean }>;
  };
  /** Host-mediated LLM using the admin/user-configured provider — the plugin never holds a
   * key. `complete` returns { text }; `extract` returns { results } for your JSON schema.
   * Output is DATA: to persist it, push it through the gated write methods yourself. Needs `ai:invoke`.
   * Daily budget: 200/day per plugin (UTC midnight rollover); past it these throw
   * "daily AI budget exhausted (resets at UTC midnight)". See README § Runtime limits. */
  ai: {
    complete(prompt: string, system?: string): Promise<{ text: string }>;
    extract(text: string, jsonSchema: object, prompt?: string): Promise<{ results: Record<string, unknown>[] }>;
  };
  /** Host-brokered outbound OAuth: a short-lived access token for the ACTING USER of a
   * third-party service the host connected on their behalf (Settings → Plugins → Connect).
   * Returns null when the user hasn't connected or in a userless context. The host holds
   * the refresh token + client secret — you never see them. Needs `oauth:client`.
   *
   * The host runs the whole flow (authorize -> callback -> token exchange -> refresh)
   * with PKCE + a 10-minute state TTL. Provider config is the plugin's admin-owned
   * INSTANCE settings — declare `scope:'instance'` manifest fields named
   * `oauth_authorize_url`, `oauth_token_url`, `oauth_scopes` (optional),
   * `oauth_client_id`, `oauth_client_secret` and the admin fills them in. Both
   * endpoint URLs must be https and may not point at loopback/`.local`/`.internal`/
   * private/metadata addresses. The host exposes
   * `/api/plugin-oauth/:id/status|connect|callback|disconnect` for the connect UI —
   * plugin code only ever calls `getAccessToken()`. See README § OAuth broker. */
  oauth: {
    getAccessToken(): Promise<string | null>;
  };
  /** Persistent, userless scheduling — a future callback into your `scheduled` handler
   * that survives restarts. Same risk class + grant as background jobs: needs `jobs:run`,
   * runs with NO acting user (trip reads refused; own db + declared egress only). Caps:
   * up to 100 tasks/plugin, 8 KB payload, recurring interval >= 60 s, <= ~1 year out.
   * `set` is an upsert by name; `cancel` removes it. */
  scheduler: {
    /** Fire once at an absolute epoch-ms time. */
    at(whenMs: number, name: string, payload?: unknown): Promise<{ scheduled: boolean }>;
    /** Fire once after `ms` from now. */
    in(ms: number, name: string, payload?: unknown): Promise<{ scheduled: boolean }>;
    /** Fire repeatedly every `ms` (first fire after `ms`). */
    every(ms: number, name: string, payload?: unknown): Promise<{ scheduled: boolean }>;
    /** Cancel a scheduled task by name. */
    cancel(name: string): Promise<{ cancelled: boolean }>;
  };
  /** Host weather cache by coordinates (+ optional YYYY-MM-DD). Tenant-free. Needs `weather:read`. */
  weather: {
    get(lat: number, lng: number, date?: string): Promise<unknown>;
  };
  /** Exchange rates (tenant-free, cached upstream). Needs `rates:read`. */
  rates: {
    /** A map of quote → rate relative to `base` (e.g. base 'EUR' → { USD: 1.08, ... }). `null` on an upstream failure. */
    get(base: string): Promise<Record<string, number> | null>;
  };
  /** The global place-category reference list (read-only). Needs `db:read:categories`. */
  categories: {
    list(): Promise<unknown[]>;
  };
  /** The acting user's own tags. Needs `db:read:tags` (list) / `db:write:tags` (create/update/delete). */
  tags: {
    list(): Promise<unknown[]>;
    create(input: { name: string; color?: string }): Promise<unknown>;
    update(tagId: number, input: { name?: string; color?: string }): Promise<unknown>;
    delete(tagId: number): Promise<{ deleted: boolean }>;
  };
  /** A trip's to-dos. Needs `db:read:todos` (list) / `db:write:todos` + packing_edit (create/update/delete). */
  todos: {
    list(tripId: number): Promise<unknown[]>;
    create(tripId: number, input: { name: string; category?: string; due_date?: string; description?: string; assigned_user_id?: number; priority?: number }): Promise<unknown>;
    update(tripId: number, todoId: number, input: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<unknown>;
    delete(tripId: number, todoId: number): Promise<{ deleted: boolean }>;
  };
  // The acting user's OWN subsystem data across all their trips (not one trip), each
  // gated on its addon being enabled — mirrors the addon's own REST/MCP readers.
  journal: {
    /** The acting user's journals. Needs `db:read:journal` + the journey addon. */
    listMine(): Promise<unknown[]>;
    /** The entries of one of the acting user's journeys (photos/story/checkins), access-checked. Needs `db:read:journal`. */
    getEntries(journeyId: number): Promise<unknown[]>;
    /** Create an entry on a journey the acting user can edit. Needs `db:write:journal`. */
    createEntry(journeyId: number, input: { entry_date: string; [k: string]: unknown }): Promise<unknown>;
    /** Create a journal owned by the acting user (importers bootstrap the journal they fill). Needs `db:write:journal`. */
    createJourney(input: { title: string; subtitle?: string; trip_ids?: number[] }): Promise<unknown>;
    /** Delete one of the acting user's journals. Needs `db:write:journal`. */
    deleteJourney(journeyId: number): Promise<{ deleted: boolean }>;
    /** Update an entry (owner/contributor-gated). Needs `db:write:journal`. */
    updateEntry(entryId: number, input: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<unknown>;
    /**
     * Attach a photo to an entry, bytes included. Needs `db:write:journal`.
     *
     * For an importer that holds an export archive: it has bytes, not a gallery
     * photo to point at and not a provider asset. `name` supplies the extension
     * only, the stored filename is the host's. Images only, no SVG, 10MB decoded,
     * and the operator's allowed-file-types setting applies.
     */
    addEntryPhoto(entryId: number, input: { name: string; content_base64: string; caption?: string }): Promise<unknown>;
    /** Delete an entry (owner/contributor-gated). Needs `db:write:journal`. */
    deleteEntry(entryId: number): Promise<{ deleted: boolean }>;
  };
  atlas: {
    /** The acting user's visited countries + regions. Needs `db:read:atlas` + the atlas addon. */
    visited(): Promise<{ countries: unknown[]; regions: unknown[] }>;
    /** The acting user's bucket-list items. Needs `db:read:atlas`. */
    bucketList(): Promise<unknown[]>;
    /** Mark/unmark the ACTING USER's own visited countries/regions + bucket list. Needs `db:write:atlas`. */
    markCountry(code: string): Promise<unknown>;
    unmarkCountry(code: string): Promise<unknown>;
    markRegion(regionCode: string, countryCode: string, regionName?: string): Promise<unknown>;
    unmarkRegion(regionCode: string): Promise<unknown>;
    createBucketItem(input: { name: string; lat?: number; lng?: number; country_code?: string; notes?: string; target_date?: string }): Promise<unknown>;
    deleteBucketItem(itemId: number): Promise<{ deleted: boolean }>;
  };
  vacay: {
    /** The acting user's vacation plan data. Needs `db:read:vacay` + the vacay addon. */
    mine(): Promise<unknown>;
    /** Toggle the ACTING USER's own PTO day on their active plan. Needs `db:write:vacay`. */
    toggleEntry(date: string): Promise<{ action: string }>;
    /** Toggle a company holiday on the acting user's active plan. Needs `db:write:vacay`. */
    toggleCompanyHoliday(date: string, note?: string): Promise<{ action: string }>;
  };
  collections: {
    /** The acting user's saved-place collections. Needs `db:read:collections` + the collections addon. */
    listMine(): Promise<unknown>;
    /** One of the acting user's collections by id. Needs `db:read:collections` + the collections addon. */
    get(id: number): Promise<unknown>;
    /** Collections write (per-collection role enforced by the service). Needs `db:write:collections`. */
    create(input: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<unknown>;
    update(id: number, input: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<unknown>;
    savePlace(input: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<unknown>;
    copyToTrip(input: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<unknown>;
    deletePlace(placeId: number): Promise<{ deleted: boolean }>;
  };
  daynotes: {
    /** A day's notes on a trip (membership-checked). Needs `db:read:daynotes`. */
    list(tripId: number, dayId: number): Promise<unknown[]>;
    /** Add a note to a day. Needs `db:write:daynotes` + the acting user's day_edit. */
    create(tripId: number, dayId: number, input: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<unknown>;
    /** Update a day note. Needs `db:write:daynotes` + day_edit. */
    update(tripId: number, dayId: number, noteId: number, input: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<unknown>;
    /** Delete a day note. Needs `db:write:daynotes` + day_edit. */
    delete(tripId: number, dayId: number, noteId: number): Promise<{ deleted: boolean }>;
  };
  // "Costs" = budget items. The acting user is bound by the host to the current
  // invocation; create/update/delete also need 'budget_edit' and the Costs addon
  // enabled.
  costs: {
    getByTrip(tripId: number): Promise<BudgetItem[]>;
    listMine(): Promise<BudgetItem[]>;
    create(tripId: number, input: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<BudgetItem>;
    update(tripId: number, itemId: number, input: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<BudgetItem>;
    delete(tripId: number, itemId: number): Promise<{ deleted: boolean }>;
  };
  // Core planner writes (#1429). Membership-checked against the invocation's user;
  // each needs the matching write scope + the app's place_edit/day_edit permission.
  places: {
    create(tripId: number, input: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<Place>;
    update(tripId: number, placeId: number, input: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<Place>;
    delete(tripId: number, placeId: number): Promise<{ deleted: boolean }>;
  };
  days: {
    create(tripId: number, input: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<Day>;
    update(tripId: number, dayId: number, input: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<Day>;
    delete(tripId: number, dayId: number): Promise<{ deleted: boolean }>;
  };
  itinerary: {
    assign(tripId: number, dayId: number, placeId: number, notes?: string | null): Promise<Assignment>;
    unassign(tripId: number, assignmentId: number): Promise<{ deleted: boolean }>;
  };
  // Your OWN namespaced key/value store on a trip/place/day (#1429) — enrich core
  // entities without forking the schema. Needs `db:meta`; the entity must belong to
  // a trip the current user can access. Values are JSON-serialisable. Quotas (per
  // plugin + entity): 64 KB serialized JSON per value, 256 chars per key, 100 keys.
  // See README § Runtime limits.
  meta: {
    get(entityType: 'trip' | 'place' | 'day' | 'reservation' | 'accommodation', entityId: number, key: string): Promise<unknown>;
    set(entityType: 'trip' | 'place' | 'day' | 'reservation' | 'accommodation', entityId: number, key: string, value: unknown): Promise<unknown>;
    list(entityType: 'trip' | 'place' | 'day' | 'reservation' | 'accommodation', entityId: number): Promise<Record<string, unknown>>;
    delete(entityType: 'trip' | 'place' | 'day' | 'reservation' | 'accommodation', entityId: number, key: string): Promise<{ deleted: boolean }>;
  };
  users: { getById(id: number): Promise<User | null> };
  ws: {
    broadcastToTrip(tripId: number, event: string, data: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<void>;
    broadcastToUser(userId: number, event: string, data: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<void>;
  };
  log: {
    info(msg: string, meta?: Record<string, unknown>): void;
    warn(msg: string, meta?: Record<string, unknown>): void;
    error(msg: string, meta?: Record<string, unknown>): void;
  };
  /** Call a function another plugin exposes. `pluginId` must be a declared, version-
   * satisfied dependency that lists `fn` in its manifest `capabilities.provides`. The
   * call runs as the current acting user. */
  plugins: {
    call(pluginId: string, fn: string, args?: unknown): Promise<unknown>;
  };
  /** Publish an event to dependents that subscribed to it. `name` must be declared in
   * this plugin's manifest `capabilities.emits`. Fire-and-forget. */
  events: {
    emit(name: string, payload?: unknown): void;
  };
}

export interface PluginRequest {
  method: string;
  path: string;
  query: Record<string, unknown>;
  body: unknown;
  /** Inbound headers — ONLY populated on `auth:false` routes (webhooks), and only an
   * explicit, credential-free allowlist (signature + event headers from the common
   * providers; never Cookie/Authorization/session). Empty on authenticated routes.
   * Verify a provider signature against a secret you hold in `ctx.config`/`ctx.settings`. */
  headers: Record<string, string>;
  /**
   * The RAW request body, base64-encoded — set only on `auth:false` routes (webhooks),
   * `null` elsewhere. This is what you must run an HMAC over: `body` above is the PARSED
   * value, and re-serializing it will not reproduce the exact bytes the sender signed
   * (key order, whitespace and unicode escaping all differ), so the signature won't match.
   */
  rawBodyBase64?: string | null;
  user: { id: number; username: string; isAdmin: boolean } | null;
}
export interface PluginResponse {
  status: number;
  headers?: Record<string, string>;
  body?: unknown;
}
export interface PluginRoute {
  method: 'GET' | 'POST' | 'PUT' | 'DELETE' | 'PATCH';
  path: string;
  /** Default true. Set false for OAuth callbacks / webhooks (public route). */
  auth?: boolean;
  handler(req: PluginRequest, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<PluginResponse>;
}
export interface PluginJob {
  id: string;
  /** Cron expression; the host owns the schedule. */
  schedule: string;
  handler(ctx: PluginContext): Promise<void>;
}

// ── integration hook interfaces ──────────────────────────────────────────────
export interface Photo {
  id: string;
  title?: string;
  thumbnailUrl: string;
  fullUrl: string;
  takenAt?: string;
}
export interface PhotoProvider {
  /** Search your photo backend. `ctx` is the last arg so you can reach it via
   * ctx.settings/oauth/http. Needs `hook:photo-provider`. Surfaced in the photo picker
   * and at `GET /api/plugin-photos/search`; thumbnail/full URLs must be http/https.
   * The host caps results at 60 photos per page. */
  search(query: string, opts: { page: number; limit: number }, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<{ photos: Photo[]; total: number; hasMore: boolean }>;
  getById(id: string, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<Photo | null>;
}
/**
 * A notification, already rendered by the host into the recipient's language.
 * A channel plugin never touches i18n — it only delivers.
 */
export interface NotificationMessage {
  /** The TREK event that produced this, e.g. `trip_invite`. */
  event: string;
  title: string;
  body: string;
  /** Absolute deep link back into TREK, when the event has one. */
  url?: string;
  tripName?: string;
}

/**
 * Deliver TREK notifications over a channel TREK doesn't ship (Gotify, Pushover, …).
 * Needs `hook:notification-channel`.
 *
 * Unlike every other hook, this one is HOST-initiated for an arbitrary recipient, so
 * it runs WITHOUT an acting user: `ctx.settings.get()` returns undefined here and trip
 * reads are refused. The recipient's own `scope:'user'` settings are decrypted by the
 * host and handed to you as `config` instead — that is the only way to reach them, and
 * it is why a channel plugin cannot enumerate the recipient's trips.
 *
 * Declare the channel in your manifest:
 *   "capabilities": { "notificationChannel": { "title": "Gotify" } }
 */
export interface NotificationChannel {
  send(msg: NotificationMessage, config: Record<string, unknown>, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<void>;
  /** Backs the "Send test" button in the user's notification settings. */
  test?(config: Record<string, unknown>, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<void>;
}

/**
 * Result of a settings-page action. `message` is shown to the user beside the button
 * (bounded + emoji-stripped host-side); throwing is equivalent to `{ ok: false }` with
 * the error message.
 */
export interface PluginActionResult {
  ok?: boolean;
  message?: string;
}

export interface CalendarEvent {
  id: string;
  title: string;
  start: string;
  end: string;
  allDay: boolean;
}
export interface CalendarSource {
  /** A short label for this source (shown in the calendar UI). Needs `hook:calendar-source`. */
  getName(ctx: PluginContext): string;
  // start/end are ISO strings — the host->plugin boundary is JSON, so a Date would
  // arrive as a string anyway (kept in lockstep with the runtime SDK copy). `ctx` is the
  // last arg. Aggregated for the signed-in user at `GET /api/plugin-calendar`.
  // The host caps results at 500 events per source per request.
  getEvents(userId: number, start: string, end: string, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<CalendarEvent[]>;
}
/** One row of extra place info TREK renders natively (reviews/ratings/links/…). */
export interface PlaceDetailItem { label: string; value?: string; url?: string; }
export interface PlaceDetailProvider {
  /** Extra info for a place; core calls this for a `place-detail` panel. Needs `hook:place-detail-provider`.
   * The host caps results at 12 items per provider. */
  getDetails(placeId: number, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<PlaceDetailItem[]>;
}
/**
 * A place a search provider found, in the shape the host turns into a search row.
 *
 * `rating` is the one field open data cannot answer, and the reason this hook exists:
 * OpenStreetMap carries no ratings at all, so "the best one around here" needs an
 * index that has them. Zero to five, the scale every such index uses.
 */
export interface SearchResultPlace {
  /** Stable id in your own index. The host namespaces it as `plugin:<yourId>:<id>`. */
  id?: string;
  name: string;
  lat: number;
  lng: number;
  address?: string;
  rating?: number;
  website?: string;
  phone?: string;
  category?: string;
  description?: string;
}
/** What the host asks a search provider to look for. */
export interface SearchRequest {
  query: string;
  /** The most rows worth returning. The host caps it at 20 whatever it is asked for. */
  limit: number;
  /** The caller's language tag, for indexes that carry localized names. */
  lang?: string;
  /** Where the person is looking, when there is somewhere to bias toward. */
  near?: { lat: number; lng: number };
  /** Category search within a Roadtrip search rectangle. Older hosts omit these fields. */
  category?: string;
  bounds?: { south: number; west: number; north: number; east: number };
}
export interface SearchProvider {
  /** Places for a query, drawn into TREK's own search list beside the core results.
   * Needs `hook:search-provider`. The host caps results at 20 places per provider and
   * gives you 2 seconds to answer, because somebody is waiting on the list.
   *
   * Called for an explicit search, not for every keystroke: an external index has rate
   * limits, and a request per typed letter would spend them on words nobody finished. */
  search(request: SearchRequest, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<SearchResultPlace[]>;
  /** Optional: places for the query while it is still being typed, shown under the
   * core suggestions in the place search's dropdown. Implement it only when your index
   * can take a request per keystroke, such as one you keep locally; leave it out and
   * your places appear once the search is run, as before.
   *
   * Called from the second typed character on, with `limit` 3, and given 800 ms. The
   * host keeps at most 3 rows across every provider, so return your best few, and
   * `near` is where the person is planning. Picking a row takes it as it is, so fill in
   * what you know (address, website, phone) here rather than later. */
  suggest?(request: SearchRequest, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<SearchResultPlace[]>;
}
/**
 * What the host asks a POI category provider for: the places of ONE of your declared
 * `capabilities.poiCategories` inside the map area the user is looking at.
 */
export interface PoiCategoryRequest {
  /** One of your own `capabilities.poiCategories` ids. The host never sends any other. */
  category: string;
  /** The viewport, narrowed to at most 0.5 degrees a side and folded onto -180..180. */
  bounds: { south: number; west: number; north: number; east: number };
  /** The user's TREK language (`de`, `zh-TW`...), for indexes with localized names. */
  lang?: string;
  /** The most places worth returning. The host keeps at most 60 whatever you send. */
  limit: number;
}
/** One row only your index knows, shown in the map popup: a trail length, a step-free entrance. */
export interface PoiDetail {
  /** At most 40 characters. */
  label: string;
  /** At most 120 characters. */
  value: string;
}
/** A place in one of your categories. */
export interface PoiCategoryPlace {
  /** Stable id in your own index. The host namespaces it as `plugin:<yourId>:<id>`. */
  id?: string;
  name: string;
  lat: number;
  lng: number;
  address?: string;
  website?: string;
  phone?: string;
  /** Zero to five. */
  rating?: number;
  /** At most 6 rows. */
  details?: PoiDetail[];
}
export interface PoiCategoryProvider {
  /** Places for a chip you added to the trip map's "Explore places" pill.
   * Needs `hook:poi-category-provider` and the category declared in
   * `capabilities.poiCategories`. Runs as the user who picked the chip, so
   * `ctx.settings.get()` is theirs. The host keeps places inside `bounds` only, at most
   * 60 of them, and gives you 8 seconds to answer. Called when the user picks the chip
   * or asks to search the area again, not on every pan. */
  getPois(request: PoiCategoryRequest, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<PoiCategoryPlace[]>;
}
/** A validation/warning a plugin raises on a trip; TREK surfaces it in the planner. */
export interface TripWarning { level: 'info' | 'warning' | 'error'; message: string; dayId?: number; placeId?: number; }
export interface WarningProvider {
  /** Problems/warnings for a trip (e.g. overpacked day, place closed). Needs `hook:trip-warning-provider`.
   * The host caps results at 20 warnings per provider, each message truncated to 300 chars. */
  getWarnings(tripId: number, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<TripWarning[]>;
}

/** Host-rendered contributions into a native trip-planner view (reservations/places/day),
 * keyed to an entity by id. DECLARATIVE ONLY — a column is text/badge/link, an action is
 * a labelled button whose target opens your sandboxed frame or calls a route. Never raw
 * HTML/markup; the host renders + sanitizes everything. */
export type ContributionTone = 'default' | 'success' | 'warn' | 'danger';
/** An extra read-only cell/badge on an entity's row/card. */
export interface TableColumnContribution {
  kind: 'column';
  entityId: number; // the reservation/place/day id this attaches to
  id: string;       // stable per-contribution id (for React keys / dedupe)
  label: string;
  value?: string;
  url?: string;     // http/https/mailto only — the host rejects any other scheme
  icon?: string;    // a lucide icon name, resolved by the host
  tone?: ContributionTone;
}
/** A labelled button on an entity's row/card; its target opens your sandboxed frame
 * (`{kind:'frame', sub}`) or invokes one of your routes (`{kind:'route', method, sub}`). */
export interface TableActionContribution {
  kind: 'action';
  entityId: number;
  id: string;
  label: string;
  icon?: string;
  target: { kind: 'frame'; sub: string } | { kind: 'route'; method: 'GET' | 'POST'; sub: string };
}
export type TableContribution = TableColumnContribution | TableActionContribution;
export interface TableContributor {
  /** `view` is one of 'reservations' | 'places' | 'day' | 'costs' | 'packing' | 'files'.
   * Runs with the current user bound, on a short timeout; a slow/failing call is
   * skipped, never fatal. Needs `hook:table-contributor`. The host caps results at
   * 20 columns and 10 actions per entity. */
  getContributions(view: string, tripId: number, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<TableContribution[]>;
}

/** A bounded marker the host renders onto the trip map (#587). Declarative only —
 * the host draws a Leaflet marker + popup; plugin JS never runs on the map canvas. */
export interface MapMarkerContribution {
  id: string;            // stable per-marker id (React key / dedupe)
  lat: number;           // -90..90
  lng: number;           // -180..180
  label?: string;        // short label shown in the popup title
  popupText?: string;    // one line of body text (host-sanitized, plain text)
  url?: string;          // http/https/mailto only — the host rejects any other scheme
  icon?: string;         // a lucide icon name, resolved by the host
  tone?: ContributionTone;
}
export interface MapMarkerProvider {
  /** Return markers to overlay on a trip's map. Runs with the current user bound,
   * on a short timeout; the host caps the marker count and skips a failing call.
   * Needs `hook:map-marker-provider`. The host caps results at 200 markers per provider. */
  getMarkers(tripId: number, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<MapMarkerContribution[]>;
}

/** One shape in a map layer. Declarative only — the host draws it; styling is the
 * tone palette plus clamped numerics (width 1–8, opacity 0.05–1) and a dash enum. */
export interface MapLayerFeature {
  type: 'polyline' | 'polygon' | 'circle';
  points?: Array<[number, number]>; // [lat,lng] pairs — polyline (≥2) / polygon (≥3)
  center?: [number, number];        // circle center [lat,lng]
  radiusM?: number;                 // circle radius in metres (1..2,000,000)
  tone?: ContributionTone;
  width?: number;                   // stroke width, clamped 1..8 (default 3)
  dash?: 'solid' | 'dash' | 'dot';  // stroke style (default solid)
  opacity?: number;                 // stroke opacity, clamped 0.05..1 (default 0.8)
  fill?: boolean;                   // polygon/circle: tint the inside (default true)
  label?: string;                   // short tooltip text (≤80 chars)
}
/** A bounded vector overlay the host renders onto the trip map — a computed route,
 * a reachable-range corridor, a zone. Complements mapMarkerProvider (points). */
export interface MapLayerContribution {
  id: string;                 // stable per-layer id (React key / dedupe)
  name?: string;              // short layer name
  features: MapLayerFeature[]; // host caps: 4 layers + 150 features + 8000 vertices per plugin
}
export interface MapLayerProvider {
  /** Return layers to overlay on a trip's map. Runs with the current user bound,
   * on a short timeout; the host caps the vertex budget and skips a failing call.
   * Needs `hook:map-layer-provider`. */
  getLayers(tripId: number, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<MapLayerContribution[]>;
}

/** One waypoint of a route request — a located stop of the day being routed. */
export interface RouteWaypoint {
  lat: number;
  lng: number;
  name?: string;    // the stop's display name, when known
  placeId?: number; // the TREK place behind this stop, when it is one
}
/** What the planner asks a routeProvider to route. */
export interface RouteRequest {
  tripId: number;
  dayId: number | null;   // the selected day, when the request is day-scoped
  profile: string;        // one of the plugin's declared capabilities.routeProfiles ids
  waypoints: RouteWaypoint[]; // 2..30 located stops, in visit order
}
/** One leg of the returned route — between consecutive request waypoints. */
export interface RouteLeg {
  distance: number; // metres
  duration: number; // seconds (driving + any stop time you fold into the leg)
  note?: string;    // short text shown on the leg connector (e.g. "25 min charge"), ≤120 chars
}
/** An intermediate stop on the returned route (a charging stop, a rest area). */
export interface RouteViaPoint {
  lat: number;
  lng: number;
  label?: string;        // short marker text, ≤80 chars
  tone?: ContributionTone;
  dwellSeconds?: number; // planned time at the stop (0..86400)
}
/** A computed route. The host validates it whole: coordinates are range-checked
 * (≤10000 vertices), legs must be exactly waypoints-1 entries, vias are capped
 * at 40 — a malformed result is discarded and the planner falls back to straight
 * lines, like an OSRM outage. */
export interface RouteProviderResult {
  coordinates: Array<[number, number]>; // [lat,lng] polyline of the whole route
  distance: number;                     // metres, whole route
  duration: number;                     // seconds, whole route
  legs: RouteLeg[];
  viaPoints?: RouteViaPoint[];
}
export interface RouteProvider {
  /** Route the given waypoints under one of the plugin's declared profiles
   * (`capabilities.routeProfiles`). Runs with the current user bound, on a 20 s
   * timeout (room for an external solver via declared egress); a failing call
   * falls back to straight lines. Needs `hook:route-provider`. */
  getRoute(request: RouteRequest, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<RouteProviderResult>;
}

/** A time contribution the host renders into the day plan — "35 min charging at
 * this stop", "45 min security before this flight". Anchored to an assignment or
 * reservation row (or the start/end of a day); `minutes` also counts into the
 * day's route-footer total. */
export interface DayScheduleContribution {
  id: string;              // stable per-item id (React key / dedupe)
  dayId: number;           // must be a day of the requested trip
  assignmentId?: number;   // anchor under this itinerary place row…
  reservationId?: number;  // …or under this booking row…
  position?: 'start' | 'end'; // …or at the start/end of the day (default 'end')
  minutes?: number;        // planned time, 1..1440 — shown and totalled
  label: string;           // short text (≤120 chars)
  tone?: ContributionTone;
}
export interface DayScheduleProvider {
  /** Return schedule contributions for a trip's days. Runs with the current user
   * bound, on a short timeout; the host caps the item count (≤60/plugin) and
   * skips a failing call. Needs `hook:day-schedule-provider`. */
  getSchedule(tripId: number, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<DayScheduleContribution[]>;
}

/** A colour the host paints into one day card in the Plan sidebar (and into that day's
 * mobile chip) — so a trip split into legs shows its leg membership while you scroll
 * the itinerary.
 *
 * Pick a `tone` from the shared palette, or send your own `#rrggbb` when four tones
 * cannot keep your legs apart — a twenty-stop trip needs twenty colours. Either way
 * you choose the hue and the host chooses the weight: it sets the alpha per theme and
 * per region and clamps a colour's lightness into a band that reads on both the light
 * and the dark sidebar. So the tint always lands as a wash behind the day, never as a
 * fill, and no colour you send can make a day unreadable. Anything that is not exactly
 * six hex digits is ignored (`#RGB` shorthand and CSS names included).
 *
 * The card has three separately tintable regions. Set `tone` / `color` to paint all of
 * them, or name regions individually for finer control — e.g. a bold badge marking the
 * leg with the activity list left plain, so a dense day stays easy to read.
 *
 * The regions map onto the DESKTOP day card's layout. The mobile day strip is built
 * differently and honours only the badge region, as the day chip's tint; header and
 * activity tints do not render on phones. So treat the badge (or the shorthands, which
 * include it) as the one region every user sees, and the finer regions as desktop
 * refinement.
 *
 * Colour is decoration, not information: pair it with `label` (and with a
 * dayScheduleProvider row where it matters) so the meaning survives for anyone who
 * cannot tell your legs apart by hue. */
export interface DayTintContribution {
  dayId: number;              // must be a day of the requested trip
  /** Shorthands: paint every region you do NOT name below. Omit both and only the
   *  regions you name are tinted. `color` wins over `tone` at the same level. */
  tone?: ContributionTone;
  color?: string;             // your own colour, `#rrggbb` only
  /** The day-number badge — the smallest, boldest mark. Also tints the mobile day chip. */
  badgeTone?: ContributionTone;
  badgeColor?: string;
  /** The day header row (number, title, date, cost). Its hover state deepens the tint. */
  headerTone?: ContributionTone;
  headerColor?: string;
  /** The expanded activity list — places, bookings and transport for the day. The
   *  largest surface and the one behind the densest text, so it is tinted faintest. */
  activityTone?: ContributionTone;
  activityColor?: string;
  label?: string;             // optional tooltip on the day (≤60 chars)
}
export interface DayTintProvider {
  /** Return one tint per day you want coloured — the natural cap is the trip's day
   * count, so this scales to a six-month itinerary where a per-day dayScheduleProvider
   * item would hit the ≤60 limit. Runs with the current user bound, on a short
   * timeout; a failing call is skipped.
   *
   * A day takes at most one contribution — it is resolved whole, per day, never
   * per region. Within your own list the first entry for a day wins; across plugins
   * the first granted provider wins. Both are deterministic, so a day never flickers
   * between two colours, and two plugins can never each own part of one card.
   * Needs `hook:day-tint-provider`. */
  getDayTints(tripId: number, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<DayTintContribution[]>;
}

/** A text-only section the host appends to a trip's PDF export. Declarative only —
 * plain strings the host lays out and escapes; no markup ever reaches the document. */
export interface PdfSection {
  title: string;          // section heading (capped at 120 chars)
  paragraphs?: string[];  // body text — ≤20 paragraphs of ≤2000 chars each
  table?: { headers: string[]; rows: string[][] }; // simple table — ≤8 headers, ≤50 rows
}
export interface PdfSectionProvider {
  /** Return sections to append to a trip's PDF export. Runs with the current user
   * bound, on a short timeout; the host caps counts/lengths and skips a failing
   * call. Needs `hook:pdf-section-provider`. The host caps results at 5 sections
   * per provider (see `PdfSection` above for the per-section paragraph/table caps). */
  getSections(tripId: number, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<PdfSection[]>;
}

/** One country in an Atlas tint layer. `code` is ISO-3166 alpha-2 (uppercased by the host). */
export interface AtlasLayerCountry { code: string; tone?: ContributionTone; label?: string; }
/** A country tint layer the host draws over the Atlas world map (wishlists, advisories, …). */
export interface AtlasLayer {
  id: string;                    // stable per-layer id (React key / dedupe)
  name?: string;                 // short layer name
  countries: AtlasLayerCountry[]; // ≤300 countries per layer
}
export interface AtlasLayerProvider {
  /** Return tint layers for the ACTING USER's Atlas map. User-scoped — the host binds
   * the current user; the hook takes no target parameter. Runs on a short timeout;
   * the host caps the layer/country counts and skips a failing call.
   * Needs `hook:atlas-layer-provider`. The host caps results at 3 layers per provider
   * (see `AtlasLayer` above for the per-layer country cap). */
  getLayers(ctx: PluginContext): Promise<AtlasLayer[]>;
}

/** One badge the host renders on a dashboard trip card. Declarative primitives only —
 * the host draws the badge; plugin JS never runs on the dashboard. */
export interface TripCardContribution {
  tripId: number;        // which of the passed-in trips this badge belongs to
  id: string;            // stable per-badge id (React key / dedupe)
  label: string;         // short label (e.g. "Visa ✓", "3 tasks")
  value?: string;        // optional secondary text
  icon?: string;         // a lucide icon name, resolved by the host
  tone?: ContributionTone;
  url?: string;          // http/https/mailto only — the host rejects any other scheme
}
export interface TripCardProvider {
  /** Return badges for the dashboard trip cards currently on screen. `tripIds` are
   * exactly those cards (each already access-checked for the acting user). Runs with
   * the current user bound, on a short timeout; the host caps the badge count and
   * skips a failing call. Needs `hook:trip-card-provider`. The host caps results at
   * 4 badges per trip, 240 total per provider. */
  getCards(tripIds: number[], ctx: PluginContext): Promise<TripCardContribution[]>;
}

/** One row of extra info TREK renders under a journal entry (same shape as PlaceDetailItem). */
export interface JournalEntryRow { label: string; value?: string; url?: string; }
export interface JournalEntryProvider {
  /** Return rows for a journal entry. Runs with the current user bound, on a short
   * timeout; the host caps the row count and skips a failing call.
   * Needs `hook:journal-entry-provider`. */
  getRows(entryId: number, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<JournalEntryRow[]>;
}

/** A core-event subscription (#1429 eco). Handlers run with NO user (like a job).
 * Needs `events:subscribe`. */
export interface PluginEventSubscription {
  /** A core event name `<family>:<verb>` (e.g. `place:created`, `day:updated`, `file:created`)
   * where `<family>` is a value in EVENT_FAMILIES, or `*` for all. */
  on: string;
  // `entity` = the event family (e.g. 'reservation'); `entityId` = WHICH entity changed,
  // when known. `snapshot` = a whitelisted field view of the changed entity, delivered
  // only when the plugin also holds EVENT_SNAPSHOT_GRANT[family] — never user ids,
  // private packing items or secrets; delete/reorder/bulk events carry none. Still no
  // acting user: a trip read from the handler is refused.
  handler(payload: { event: string; tripId: number; entity?: string; entityId?: number; snapshot?: Record<string, unknown> }, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<void> | void;
}

/** A function this plugin exposes to its dependents (declared in `capabilities.provides`). */
export type PluginExport = (args: unknown, ctx: PluginContext) => Promise<unknown> | unknown;

/** A subscription to another plugin's event. Authorized by declaring that plugin as a
 * `pluginDependency`; the handler runs with NO user and receives the emitter's payload. */
export interface PluginSubscription {
  plugin: string;
  event: string;
  handler(payload: unknown, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<void> | void;
}

/**
 * Publishes MCP tools on TREK's own MCP server, so an assistant can call into
 * the plugin as the requesting user. Requires the `mcp:tools` permission.
 *
 * `tools` lists which of the tools declared in `capabilities.mcpTools` this
 * build actually implements. The host advertises the intersection of the two:
 * the manifest is signed and re-consented, this list is not, so a tool the
 * manifest never declared is ignored rather than trusted.
 *
 * `callTool` receives the plugin-local name, without the `plugin_<id>_` prefix
 * the tool is advertised under. Return anything JSON-serialisable; the host
 * wraps it into an MCP result envelope, and a throw becomes a tool error the
 * assistant can read and recover from.
 */
export interface McpToolProvider {
  tools: string[];
  callTool(call: { name: string; args: unknown }, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<unknown> | unknown;
}

export interface PluginDefinition {
  onLoad?(ctx: PluginContext): Promise<void> | void;
  onUnload?(ctx: PluginContext): Promise<void> | void;
  routes?: PluginRoute[];
  jobs?: PluginJob[];
  /** Handles a callback registered via ctx.scheduler (userless, like a job). The
   * `name` identifies which scheduled task fired; `payload` is what you passed. */
  scheduled?(input: { name: string; payload: unknown }, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<void> | void;
  /** GDPR erasure: a TREK account was deleted — remove everything you hold about it
   * from your OWN db. Userless (no acting user). Needs `hook:user-data`. The host
   * calls this durably (queued, retried until it succeeds), so make it idempotent. */
  deleteUserData?(input: { userId: number }, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<void> | void;
  /** GDPR portability: return the data you hold about a user (own db only), as a
   * JSON-serialisable value the host aggregates. Userless. Needs `hook:user-data`. */
  exportUserData?(input: { userId: number }, ctx: PluginContext): Promise<unknown> | unknown;
  events?: PluginEventSubscription[];
  /**
   * Buttons on the plugin's settings forms ("Test connection", "Sync now", "Purge
   * cache"). The key must match an entry in the manifest's `actions`; that entry's
   * `scope` decides WHERE the button renders — `'user'` (default) on the user Settings
   * tab, `'instance'` in the admin instance-settings dialog.
   *
   * USER-INITIATED either way, so unlike the notificationChannel hook there IS an acting
   * user — the person who clicked (a user, or an admin for an instance action).
   * `ctx.settings.get()` returns THEIR value, `ctx.config` is the instance config, and
   * trip reads are membership-checked against them.
   */
  actions?: Record<string, (ctx: PluginContext) => Promise<PluginActionResult | void> | PluginActionResult | void>;
  hooks?: {
    photoProvider?: PhotoProvider;
    calendarSource?: CalendarSource;
    placeDetailProvider?: PlaceDetailProvider;
    searchProvider?: SearchProvider;
    poiCategoryProvider?: PoiCategoryProvider;
    warningProvider?: WarningProvider;
    tableContributor?: TableContributor;
    mapMarkerProvider?: MapMarkerProvider;
    mapLayerProvider?: MapLayerProvider;
    routeProvider?: RouteProvider;
    dayScheduleProvider?: DayScheduleProvider;
    dayTintProvider?: DayTintProvider;
    pdfSectionProvider?: PdfSectionProvider;
    atlasLayerProvider?: AtlasLayerProvider;
    journalEntryProvider?: JournalEntryProvider;
    tripCardProvider?: TripCardProvider;
    notificationChannel?: NotificationChannel;
    mcpToolProvider?: McpToolProvider;
  };
  /** Functions exposed to dependents (names must match manifest `capabilities.provides`). */
  exports?: Record<string, PluginExport>;
  /** Subscriptions to other plugins' events (each `plugin` must be a declared dependency). */
  subscriptions?: PluginSubscription[];
}

/** Define a plugin. Gives you types; the returned object is what TREK loads. */
export function definePlugin(def: PluginDefinition): PluginDefinition {
  return def;
}

export {
  validateManifest,
  settingDefaults,
  SETTING_FIELD_KEYS,
  CHANNEL_EVENTS,
  type PluginManifest,
  type NormalizedManifest,
  type ValidationResult,
  type ManifestSettingField,
  type ManifestAction,
  type ManifestCapabilities,
} from './manifest.js';
export { createMockHost, type MockHostOptions } from './mock-host.js';
// The permissions TREK enforces OUTSIDE ctx — hooks, events, jobs, egress. An entry
// point you implement without its grant is never called in production, silently; these
// are what `dev` and the mock driver use to make that loud.
export {
  PermissionDenied, HOOK_PERMISSION, USER_DATA_PERMISSION, EVENTS_PERMISSION, JOBS_PERMISSION,
  grantGaps, grantedHosts, type GrantGap, type PluginEntryPoints,
} from './permissions.js';
// The core-event catalog: families and the snapshot-delivery permission each family requires.
export {
  EVENT_FAMILIES, EVENT_SNAPSHOT_GRANT, KNOWN_PERMISSIONS,
} from './generated/host-facts.js';
// The lucide icons a `capabilities.poiCategories` entry may use, and the per-plugin cap.
export { POI_CATEGORY_ICONS, POI_CATEGORY_MAX } from './generated/host-facts.js';

/** Scope for host-managed, per-user session state in a sandboxed plugin UI. */
export type PluginSessionStorageScope = 'plugin' | 'trip';

/** Limits enforced independently for the plugin scope and each trip scope. */
export const PLUGIN_SESSION_MAX_KEYS = 32;
export const PLUGIN_SESSION_MAX_KEY_LENGTH = 64;
export const PLUGIN_SESSION_MAX_VALUE_BYTES = 1024;

export interface PluginSessionStorageOptions {
  scope?: PluginSessionStorageScope;
}

/** The `window.trek.session` surface. Values must be JSON-serialisable. */
export interface PluginSessionStorage {
  get<T = unknown>(key: string, options?: PluginSessionStorageOptions): Promise<T | undefined>;
  set(key: string, value: unknown, options?: PluginSessionStorageOptions): Promise<void>;
  remove(key: string, options?: PluginSessionStorageOptions): Promise<void>;
  clear(options?: PluginSessionStorageOptions): Promise<void>;
}

// The design kit for page/widget UIs: inline these into your client/index.html
// (or drop a `<!-- trek:ui -->` marker and let `dev`/`pack` expand it) to get the
// native TREK look — glass, hover, buttons, inputs — plus a `window.trek` bridge.
export { TREK_UI_CSS, TREK_THEME_JS, TREK_UI_MARKER, injectTrekUi } from './ui/kit.js';