AssetDTO

type AssetDTO = {
  assetId?: string;
  blur?: string | null;
  bytes: number;
  deletedAt?: string | null;
  dur?: number | null;
  h?: number | null;
  id: string;
  kind: "image" | "video" | "document" | "audio" | "other";
  mime: string;
  oext?: string | null;
  palette?:   | AssetPalette
     | null;
  presets: string;
  sha: string;
  status: "processing" | "ready" | "failed";
  variants?: AssetVariant[];
  visibility?: "public" | "private";
  w?: number | null;
};

Defined in: packages/asset-client/src/index.ts:379

Compact wire shape — what the server actually sends. Aliases (w, h, dur) are intentional to shave bytes per asset on dense lists.

Properties

assetId?

optional assetId?: string;

Defined in: packages/asset-client/src/index.ts:389

⭐ The same value as id, under the name the WRITE side uses.

upload() returns assetId; the read endpoints returned only id, so what assets.byHash() handed back could not be fed to assets.get() without renaming a field. Optional here because a DTO produced by an older server will not carry it — read dto.assetId ?? dto.id.

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blur?

optional blur?: string | null;

Defined in: packages/asset-client/src/index.ts:401

LQIP placeholder (data URL).

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bytes

bytes: number;

Defined in: packages/asset-client/src/index.ts:394

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deletedAt?

optional deletedAt?: string | null;

Defined in: packages/asset-client/src/index.ts:428

Soft-delete timestamp (ISO). Hidden from catalog when set.

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dur?

optional dur?: number | null;

Defined in: packages/asset-client/src/index.ts:399

Duration ms for videos.

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h?

optional h?: number | null;

Defined in: packages/asset-client/src/index.ts:397

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id

id: string;

Defined in: packages/asset-client/src/index.ts:380

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kind

kind: "image" | "video" | "document" | "audio" | "other";

Defined in: packages/asset-client/src/index.ts:392

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mime

mime: string;

Defined in: packages/asset-client/src/index.ts:393

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oext?

optional oext?: string | null;

Defined in: packages/asset-client/src/index.ts:441

The extension the original variant was really stored under — the server keys it off the uploaded filename, so it cannot be derived from mime. Sent by GET /assets/:id; null when the asset has no original. getAssetUrl uses it automatically when you pass the whole DTO.

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palette?

optional palette?:
  | AssetPalette
  | null;

Defined in: packages/asset-client/src/index.ts:402

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presets

presets: string;

Defined in: packages/asset-client/src/index.ts:408

Compact list of generated variants as their 1-char codes concatenated, e.g. “tcwh” (image) / “pv” (video without aiproxy). Ordered by ascending dimension.

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sha

sha: string;

Defined in: packages/asset-client/src/index.ts:391

First 16 hex chars of sha256 — used to derive CDN URLs.

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status

status: "processing" | "ready" | "failed";

Defined in: packages/asset-client/src/index.ts:409

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variants?

optional variants?: AssetVariant[];

Defined in: packages/asset-client/src/index.ts:434

Full variant list with URLs + sizes. Sent by GET /assets/:id; absent on the slim list shape used by the resolver / catalog. Use presets for compact existence checks, and this when you need the actual URLs.

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visibility?

optional visibility?: "public" | "private";

Defined in: packages/asset-client/src/index.ts:426

Who may fetch the bytes.

• "public" — the CDN serves it to anyone with the URL. The default, and what all 27 484 assets were until this field existed.
• "private" — every public door answers 404: the stored variants, the raw original, the HLS ladder and /t/. The bytes are reachable only through a signed URL under /a/{tenant}/…?exp&sig, which your BACKEND mints with getPrivateAssetUrl.

Optional so an older server that does not send it is read as "public" — which is what such a server means.

⚠️ A 404 on a private asset is not a missing file. It is the feature working. See getPrivateAssetUrl.

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w?

optional w?: number | null;

Defined in: packages/asset-client/src/index.ts:396

Source dims (for aspect-ratio calc on the client). Optional for non-images.