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TypeScript
30 lines
790 B
TypeScript
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export type IOsqueryPlatform =
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| "darwin"
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| "macOS"
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| "windows"
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| "Windows"
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| "linux"
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| "Linux"
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| "freebsd"
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| "FreeBSD";
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export type IPlatformString =
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| ""
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| "darwin"
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| "windows"
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| "linux"
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| "darwin,windows,linux"
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| "darwin,windows"
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| "darwin,linux"
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| "windows,linux";
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export const SUPPORTED_PLATFORMS = ["darwin", "windows", "linux"] as const;
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// TODO: How do we want to handle checking platform compatibility for extension tables? See template
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// "MDM enrolled" policy for example of how this can be an issue where tables are not included in
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// osquery_tables.json. One approach would be to maintain a separate constant that lists extension
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// tables as below.
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export const EXTENSION_TABLES: Record<string, IOsqueryPlatform[]> = {
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mdm: ["darwin"],
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};
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