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import type { Direction, OrderBy, Status } from './table'; |
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export interface MetaData { |
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total: number; |
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page: number; |
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perPage: number; |
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} |
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export interface LandingPage { |
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id: number; |
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name: string; |
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visitors: number; |
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conversion_rate: number; |
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last_published: string; |
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published_url: string; |
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uuid: string; |
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wp_slug: string; |
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lp_slug: string; |
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kind: 'LeadpageV3' | 'LeadpageSplitTestV2'; |
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} |
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export interface LandingPageResponse { |
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data: LandingPage[]; |
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meta: MetaData; |
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} |
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export interface QueryState { |
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orderBy: OrderBy; |
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direction: Direction; |
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status: Status; |
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page: number; |
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perPage: number; |
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search: string; |
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} |
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export interface LoginStatusResponse { |
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isLoggedIn: boolean; |
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} |
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/** |
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* This is not an exhaustive list of possible error codes that could be returned from the server |
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* or the perfect typing of the error response format. Be smart. Inspect the response object |
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* and use this just to make TypeScript happy |
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*/ |
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export type ErrorCodes = 'name_conflict' | 'lp_sync_error' | 'lp_error' | 'lp_wp_error' | 'rest_invalid_param'; |
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export interface WPResponseError { |
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code: ErrorCodes; |
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message: string; |
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data: { |
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status: number; |
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params: { |
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[key: string]: string; |
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}; |
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details: { |
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[key: string]: { |
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code: ErrorCodes; |
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message: string; |
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data: { |
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status: number; |
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}; |
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}; |
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}; |
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}; |
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} |
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