Returns true if input_name refers to an accepted attribute on resource (i.e. present in the manifest resource's fields map) rather than a declared action argument. Used to decide whether to apply field-name mapping or argument-name mapping to an Ash.Info.Manifest.Argument.

Returns true if the action has a default limit configured.

Returns :required | :optional | :none.

Inspects the action's unified inputs list. Each Ash.Info.Manifest.Argument carries required? directly — describing input presence independent of value shape (allow_nil? / has_default?).

Returns true if the action requires pagination.

Checks if a generic action returns a field-selectable type.

Returns:

• {:ok, :resource, resource_module} - Single resource
• {:ok, :array_of_resource, resource_module} - Array of resources
• {:ok, :typed_map, fields} - Typed map with constraints
• {:ok, :array_of_typed_map, fields} - Array of typed maps
• {:ok, :typed_struct, {module, fields}} - Type with field constraints (TypedStruct or similar)
• {:ok, :array_of_typed_struct, {module, fields}} - Array of types with field constraints
• {:ok, :unconstrained_map, nil} - Map without field constraints
• {:ok, :array_of_unconstrained_map, nil} - Array of maps without field constraints
• {:error, :not_generic_action} - Not a generic action
• {:error, reason} - Other errors

Returns true if the action supports countable pagination.

Returns true if the action supports keyset-based pagination.

Returns true if the action supports offset-based pagination.

Returns true if the action supports pagination.

Examples

iex> action_supports_pagination?(%{type: :read, get?: false, pagination: %{offset?: true}})
true

iex> action_supports_pagination?(%{type: :read, get?: true})
false

Pure computation of action_returns_field_selectable_type?/1, taking an explicit type_lookup so it can run during manifest decoration (before the :type_lookup is persisted). The decorator stores the result on the action's custom.ash_typescript so the runtime path is a plain map read.

Resolves the TypeScript client name for an action input.

Accepted attributes (present in the resource's field map) use field-name mapping via format_field_for_client/3 (resource-aware, honors field_names DSL). Declared action arguments use argument_names mapping via format_field_name/2 (formatter only — arguments don't carry resource field metadata).

Looks up an action in the configured manifest's action lookup and raises on miss.

Use at runtime sites that have already validated action existence upstream (e.g. Pipeline.discover_action/2 returns {:error, {:action_not_found, …}} before reaching parse-time lookup), so a miss here indicates an internal consistency error rather than user input.