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// Paste this into a NEW Scrypted Script (Scripts UI → New). Save + Run.
// The console output tells us exactly which names the Scrypted-eval
// sandbox is exposing on this Scrypted/core version, which guides what
// the real `scrypted-viewport.ts` should reference.
//
// `declare const ...: any` lines below exist only to keep the editor's
// TypeScript happy; they fully erase at runtime, and the `typeof` checks
// look up whatever the runtime injects (or undefined if it doesn't).
declare const sdk: any;
declare const ScryptedDeviceBase: any;
declare const ScryptedDeviceType: any;
declare const ScryptedInterface: any;
declare const systemManager: any;
declare const deviceManager: any;
declare const mediaManager: any;
declare const endpointManager: any;
declare const log: any;
declare const device: any;
declare const require: any;
declare const exports: any;
console.log("------ Scrypted scriptedEval scope probe ------");
console.log("sdk ->", typeof sdk);
console.log("ScryptedDeviceBase ->", typeof ScryptedDeviceBase);
console.log("ScryptedDeviceType ->", typeof ScryptedDeviceType);
console.log("ScryptedInterface ->", typeof ScryptedInterface);
console.log("systemManager ->", typeof systemManager);
console.log("deviceManager ->", typeof deviceManager);
console.log("mediaManager ->", typeof mediaManager);
console.log("endpointManager ->", typeof endpointManager);
console.log("log ->", typeof log);
console.log("device ->", typeof device);
console.log("require ->", typeof require);
console.log("exports ->", typeof exports);
if (typeof sdk !== "undefined" && sdk) {
const keys = Object.keys(sdk);
console.log("sdk has", keys.length, "keys; first 25:", keys.slice(0, 25).join(","));
console.log("sdk.ScryptedDeviceBase ->", typeof sdk.ScryptedDeviceBase);
console.log("sdk.systemManager ->", typeof sdk.systemManager);
}
// Try the "require Node builtin" path too — older Scripts plugin builds
// gate `require` differently than the SDK names.
try {
const dns = require("dns");
console.log("require('dns') -> ok, has", typeof dns.promises === "object" ? "promises" : "(no .promises)");
} catch (e: any) {
console.log("require('dns') -> ERR:", e && e.message);
}
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