v1.5.0

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cldk 1.5.0

A feature release on the v1 line: the four bulk/projected accessors arrive on the TypeScript surface, matching what Python has had since 1.3.0. No breaking changes — drop-in upgrade.

✨ TypeScript bulk accessors (#298)

Enumerate a whole TypeScript application set-at-a-time instead of paying per-entity reconstruction — on both backends (in-process and read-only Neo4j), verified by a live dual-backend parity suite:

• get_callables_overview() — a lightweight projection of every callable (methods, functions, arrows, accessors, namespace and nested functions) with TypeScript-native facets: the analyzer's kind vocabulary, is_exported / is_async / is_static, accessibility, decorator names, and an owner_signature / owner_kind pair ("class" or "interface"; namespace-owned and module-level callables are ownerless — their dotted signature carries the namespace path). Overviews deliberately exclude source text.
• get_method_bodies(signatures) — source bodies keyed by signature; unknown signatures and code-less callables (e.g. implicit constructors) are omitted, so every value is a real str.
• get_decorated_callables(markers) — overviews of callables carrying any of the given decorator names.
• get_callsites_for(signatures) — call sites per callable; every existing signature gets an entry, even when empty.

On the Neo4j backend each accessor is a single projected Cypher query.

Known limitation: getter/setter pairs share one signature in the analyzer's output, and the two backends currently collapse such pairs differently — tracked in #300 and noted on the get_callables_overview docstring.

Also in this release: the TypeScript test fixture is now committed, so the test suite runs from a clean clone; and 1.5.0 includes the 1.4.4 packaging fix (the bundled codeanalyzer-java JAR).

Upgrade

pip install -U "cldk==1.5.0"

Links: GitHub release · CHANGELOG