Public types

Stately exports the most important types from the package root so plugin authors and app code can keep strong inference all the way through the store lifecycle.

Store and manager types

• StateManager — the runtime container that owns plugins, definitions, and store instances
• StateManagerPlugin — a plugin function that can augment a store instance
• StoreDefinition — the callable definition returned by defineStore()
• StoreInstance — the fully materialized store type
• StoreState, StoreGetters, StoreActions — helper aliases used by inference

Store hook types

• StoreMutationContext — payload passed to $subscribe() callbacks
• StoreActionHookContext — payload passed to $onAction() callbacks

StoreMutationContext exposes the store id, the store instance, the mutation type, and the payload when one exists.

StoreActionHookContext exposes the action name, arguments, and after() / onError() hooks.

Store option augmentation

• DefineStoreOptionsBase
• DefineSetupStoreOptions
• HistoryStoreOptions
• PersistStoreOptions
• StoreCustomProperties
• StoreCustomStateProperties

These types exist so plugins can extend store definitions and store instances without losing IntelliSense.

Persistence types

• PersistenceAdapter
• PersistOptions
• PersistController
• PersistEnvelope
• PersistCompression

History, sync, and async types

• HistoryController
• HistoryEntry
• TimeTravelController
• SyncMessage
• SyncTransport
• AsyncActionRegistry
• AsyncPluginOptions
• ConcurrencyMode

Most of these types are used indirectly through plugin options or store augmentation, but keeping them public means custom integrations can stay typed end-to-end.