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@aylonarmstrong/the-one-sdk

v1.0.1

Published

An sdk for https://the-one-api.dev/ with nice typescript implementations to make the developer experience great

Downloads

7

Readme

The One SDK

An sdk for https://the-one-api.dev/ with nice typescript implementations to make the developer experience great

Installation

Install the package via npm(or your favorite package manager)

npm install @aylonarmstrong/the-one-sdk -S
#or
pnpm add @aylonarmstrong/the-one-sdk

Usage

The package needs to be configured with the api key from the-one-api.dev.

const apiKey = process.env.API_KEY

const client = new Client(apiKey)

await client.characters.list()

Usage with typescript

Using this package with typescript is where the real power comes from. There is typing and overloading for nearly every method.

await client.characters.list({
  // 'name' is hinted in your ide
  sort: new Sort('name')
}, {
  // 'name' is also hinted. Each key in the object `Character` is hinted with filters. The same goes for other resources
  name: new RegexEquals(/^Gandalf/)
})

Check out the examples folder

Configuration

There are a few configuration options. You pass these as an object to the second parameter for Client

| Option | Default | Description | |-----------------------|---------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | baseUrl | https://the-one-api.dev | Host that requests are made to. | | axiosOptions | null | You can use this to pass any options you would like the library to pass on to axios. This is helpful for attaching headers | | statsd | null | A collection of options to pass to the statsd library. Most of the options are from the hot-shots library | | statsd.successMetric | 'lotr-sdk.api-call' | The metric that will be emitted when a successful request is made. url and apiRequestName are passed in as tags | | statsd.errorMetric | 'lotr-sdk.api-call.error' | The metric that will be emitted when a request errors. url, statusCode, and apiRequestName are passed in as tags |

Contributing

We use pnpm for our package manager so first things first is to install that:

npm i -g pnpm

Next install the dependencies:

pnpm install

Tests

Test are made with jest and you can run them like so

    pnpm run test