create-strategy

Create a TypeScript file in src/strategies defining a class that extends glyvio_core.SimpleStrategy with typed input and output generics, decorate it with @glyvio_core.Strategy({ id }), and import the file in the server entrypoint so the decorator registers it at initialization.

Use a Strategy with pushToQueue only for deferred operations needing deduplication, such as recalculating totals when many child rows save at once. For simple synchronous side effects like copying a field or querying a record, run the logic directly in handleBefore or handleAfter.

No. Glyvio classes, decorators, and services are injected globally at runtime, so you must reference glyvio_core.SimpleStrategy directly without any import statement. Importing from core packages violates the platform's architectural rules.

Registration happens automatically through the @glyvio_core.Strategy({ id }) decorator when the strategy file is imported during plugin initialization. You must never insert strategies into the registry manually.

Type errors usually come from missing or mismatched input and output generics on SimpleStrategy<T, R>. Run pnpm run build or pnpm tsc --noEmit to verify that the declared input interface and return type match the execute method implementation.