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contenttruck-js

v1.0.0

Published

The JS/TS SDK for Contenttruck.

Downloads

1

Readme

The JS/TS SDK for Contenttruck.

How to Use

To use this library, you will want to import the client:

import { Client } from 'contenttruck-js';

You can now go ahead and initialize it with the URL that points to the base path for your Contenttruck instance:

const client = new Client('https://cdn.webscalesoftware.ltd/');

Validation

All validators are exported from the package. These use zod and are internally inferred.

Options in Rule Set

When using createPartition, you need to specify a rule set string that contains comma-separated options. Here are the possible options:

  • prefix: specifies the path prefix that partitions will match.
  • exact: specifies the exact path that partitions will match.
  • max-size: specifies the maximum size of files that partitions will match.
  • ensure: specifies a validation string that partitions must satisfy. This will be passed to the validation engine which supports these options separated by plus signs:
    • X:Y: specifies this has to be a image with a aspect ratio of X:Y.
    • jpeg or jpg: specifies this has to be a jpeg image.
    • png: specifies this has to be a png image.
    • svg: specifies this has to be a svg image.
  • (invalid rule): any rule that is not one of the above options will result in an ErrorCode.InvalidRuleset being returned.