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yazio

v1.1.3

Published

Lightweight JS/TS client for the YAZIO API. Track calories, log items, and build integrations easily.

Downloads

60

Readme

yazio

A lightweight, zero-dependency JavaScript/TypeScript client for the undocumented YAZIO API. Easily track calories, log items, and integrate YAZIO into your projects.

Motivation

Built to enable personal dashboards and calendar integrations for calorie tracking. Open-sourced for community benefit.

Getting Started

Installing

bun add yazio
npm install yazio

Usage

Here's a quick example of how to use yazio in your project:

// Basic Usage

import { Yazio } from "yazio";

const yazio = new Yazio({
  credentials: {
    username: "[email protected]",
    password: "super-secure-password",
  },
});

const items = await getConsumedItems({ date: new Date(/* ... */) });
// Advanced Usage

import { Yazio } from "yazio";
import { kv } from "@vercel/kv";

const yazio = new Yazio({
  // Resolve cached tokens from KV. Tokens are stored and re-used from memory
  // as long as they are still valid.
  token: kv.get("tokens:[email protected]"),

  // If a fresh token was received, cache it.
  onRefresh: ({ token }) =>
    kv.set("tokens:[email protected]", JSON.stringify(token)),

  // If no token was fetched yet, exchange the credentials for a new token.
  credentials: {
    username: "[email protected]",
    password: "super-secure-password",
  },
});

const summary = await yazio.user.getSummary({ date: new Date(/* ... */) });

See source code docs in src/index.ts for detailed usage. Documentation following shortly.