AlexaErrors has a helper for each of the 73 types of the table on
alexa-errorresponse.html, named after the type in camel case: 63 take the
message only, 10 take the payload fields their page documents. A field the
page requires (reason, currentDeviceMode, currentChargeState, resourceType)
is a required argument, so leaving it out does not compile; from JavaScript
the helper throws a TypeError that lists the values. validRange is optional,
as the page says, and has both ends when given.
temperatureOutOfRange and setpointsTooClose stay as shorter names.
The helpers are compared with the 15 examples of the four error pages.
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proactiveEvent() built every proactive event without a context, so doorbellPress() and
device.raise(DoorbellEventSource, "DoorbellPress") left out the "context": {} that the example of
alexa-doorbelleventsource.html has. The Event of Alexa.SimpleEventSource is printed without one, so
the event descriptor says which it is (emptyContext) and raise() passes it on to the builder.
A raised DoorbellPress is now { event, context: {} }, 13 bytes longer; the Event of a button is
unchanged. The tests compare the keys and the context of the built message with the fixture of the
page, for the builder, the descriptor and raise(). 267 tests pass.
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src/messages builds Response, StateReport, DeferredResponse, ErrorResponse, ChangeReport and the scene, doorbell
and simple events from plain values; messageId and times are parameters, so a test compares whole objects.
StateBuilder collects properties checked by the descriptors, AlexaError and AlexaErrors carry the payload fields
of an error type. AlexaStatusMessage and AlexaErrorResponse move to src/compat and are written on the builders.
On the wire, against 1.5.2: a DeferredResponse has no context key, a ChangeReport has no correlationToken, the
namespace of an ErrorResponse follows its type, and a ChangeReport without a changed property is not published:
send() resolves "" and the bridge reports an error that names the endpoint.
143 tests pass (108 before).
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