feat(loot): add item, loot table, and combat reward entities
Declares every new TypeORM entity Slice 0.4 needs (ItemDefinition, CharacterItem, LootTable, LootTableEntry, CombatReward, CombatRewardItem) plus the ItemType/EquipmentSlot/ItemRarity enums, and adds the two columns existing entities gain: Character.silver and MonsterDefinition.lootTableId. No migration SQL or service logic yet - just schema declarations backed by a metadata-driven schema spec. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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apps/api/src/loot/entities/loot-table-entry.entity.ts
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apps/api/src/loot/entities/loot-table-entry.entity.ts
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import {
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Column,
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CreateDateColumn,
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Entity,
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Index,
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JoinColumn,
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ManyToOne,
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PrimaryGeneratedColumn,
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UpdateDateColumn,
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} from 'typeorm';
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import { ItemDefinition } from '../../items/entities/item-definition.entity';
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import { LootTable } from './loot-table.entity';
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/**
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* One independently rolled drop (spec §17).
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*
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* `position` fixes the roll order so injected randoms are predictable in tests;
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* it is content ordering, not priority. A guaranteed drop is simply
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* `dropChance = 1.0000` — no extra mechanism needed (spec §14).
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*/
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@Entity({ name: 'loot_table_entries' })
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@Index('IDX_loot_table_entries_table_position', ['lootTableId', 'position'], { unique: true })
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@Index('IDX_loot_table_entries_table_item', ['lootTableId', 'itemDefinitionId'], { unique: true })
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export class LootTableEntry {
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@PrimaryGeneratedColumn('uuid', { name: 'id' })
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id!: string;
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@Column({ name: 'loot_table_id', type: 'uuid' })
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lootTableId!: string;
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@Column({ name: 'item_definition_id', type: 'uuid' })
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itemDefinitionId!: string;
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@Column({ name: 'position', type: 'integer' })
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position!: number;
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// PostgreSQL numeric arrives as a string, like LocationConnection.ambushChance.
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@Column({ name: 'drop_chance', type: 'numeric', precision: 5, scale: 4 })
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dropChance!: string;
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@Column({ name: 'min_quantity', type: 'integer' })
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minQuantity!: number;
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@Column({ name: 'max_quantity', type: 'integer' })
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maxQuantity!: number;
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@Column({ name: 'enabled', type: 'boolean' })
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enabled!: boolean;
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@CreateDateColumn({ name: 'created_at', type: 'timestamptz' })
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createdAt!: Date;
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@UpdateDateColumn({ name: 'updated_at', type: 'timestamptz' })
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updatedAt!: Date;
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@ManyToOne(() => LootTable, { onDelete: 'CASCADE' })
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@JoinColumn({ name: 'loot_table_id' })
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lootTable!: LootTable;
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@ManyToOne(() => ItemDefinition, { onDelete: 'RESTRICT' })
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@JoinColumn({ name: 'item_definition_id' })
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itemDefinition!: ItemDefinition;
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}
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