Walkthrough

The changes introduce two new TypeScript type aliases, BuiltinPluginId and PluginId, to enumerate and type plugin identifiers more precisely. The pluginId property in the GraphPluginConstructor interface and the id parameter in the getPlugin method are updated to use the new PluginId type, enforcing stricter typing for plugin IDs.

Changes

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant AbstractGraph
    participant Plugin

    Client->>AbstractGraph: getPlugin(pluginId: PluginId)
    AbstractGraph->>Plugin: Retrieve plugin instance by PluginId
    AbstractGraph-->>Client: Return plugin instance (typed as T)

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Reviewing files that changed from the base of the PR and between e8895fb and f05cf06.

• packages/core/src/types.ts (1 hunks)
• packages/core/src/view/AbstractGraph.ts (2 hunks)

packages/core/src/types.ts (2)

• GraphPlugin (1178-1180)
• PluginId (1169-1169)

• GitHub Check: build (windows-2022)
• GitHub Check: build (ubuntu-22.04)

packages/core/src/types.ts (3)

1148-1162: Well-defined enumeration of built-in plugin IDs for better developer guidance.

This new BuiltinPluginId type provides an explicit list of all built-in plugin IDs, which will enhance IDE auto-completion and make available plugin options discoverable during development.

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1164-1169: Proper type union design that maintains extensibility.

The PluginId type elegantly combines built-in IDs with support for custom string-based IDs. The Record<never, never> intersection is a clever TypeScript technique to ensure type safety while still allowing custom string values that are distinct from the built-in ones.

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1173-1173: Updated interface property to use the new more specific type.

Updating the pluginId property in the GraphPluginConstructor interface to use the new PluginId type completes the type safety improvement, ensuring that only valid plugin IDs can be assigned.

packages/core/src/view/AbstractGraph.ts (2)

56-56: Added import for new PluginId type.

Properly importing the new PluginId type to be used in the method signature.

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497-497: Enhanced type safety for plugin retrieval.

Updating the getPlugin method to use the new PluginId type instead of the generic string type improves type safety and provides better IDE guidance when retrieving plugins. This change ensures alignment with the updated GraphPluginConstructor interface.

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