TypeScript types used around the CodeVideo ecosystem.

A software course is represented by the top level interface ICourse. A course is made up of an array of ILessons, which are made up of a series of IActions. Each of ICourse, ILesson, and IAction also have additional metadata properties.

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There are 5 domains to a codevideo action: the file explorer, the editor, the terminal, the mouse, and the author. Each of these domains has its own set of actions that can be performed with it, prefixed by file-explorer-, editor-, terminal-, mouse-, and author- respectively.

IAction - The bread and butter of all things CodeVideo. An action is defined by a name and a value and can perform all possible actions in the CodeVideo ecosystem. Examples include type-editor, type-terminal, arrow-up, enter, etc.

A convenience array of all possible action names is available at AllActionStrings.

Action values are always strings, but typically represent a number when they are repeatable actions such as editor-arrow-up, editor-enter, etc. These are catalogued in RepeatableActionNames.

A project snapshot is a snapshot of the state of a project at a given point in time. It is represented by the IProjectSnapshot interface. Any instance of IProjectSnapshot can be derived by evaluating the actions in the project up to the point in time that the snapshot was taken.