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@accidentally-awesome-labs/spatula-client

v0.1.1

Published

Spatula API client — TypeScript SDK for the Spatula REST API. ESM-only, browser+Node compatible, fetch-based.

Readme

@accidentally-awesome-labs/spatula-client

Spatula API client — TypeScript SDK for the Spatula REST API.

Properties

  • ESM-only (no CommonJS shim — use @accidentally-awesome-labs/spatula's dual build if you need CJS)
  • Browser + Node 22+ compatible
  • Fetch-based — uses global fetch (override via constructor option)
  • sideEffects: false — fully tree-shakeable
  • Measured surface ≤ 50 kB gzipped for { SpatulaClient, createJob, listJobs, getEntities } (see size-limit.json)

Quick start

import {
  SpatulaClient,
  createJob,
  listJobs,
  getEntities,
} from '@accidentally-awesome-labs/spatula-client';

const client = new SpatulaClient({
  baseUrl: 'http://localhost:3000',
  apiKey: process.env.SPATULA_API_KEY!,
});

const job = await createJob(client, { name: 'demo', seedUrls: ['https://example.com'] });
const { data: jobs, hasMore, nextCursor } = await listJobs(client, { limit: 50 });
const { data: entities } = await getEntities(client, job.id);

Stability

See docs/compat-policy.md for the full SDK ↔ server ↔ @accidentally-awesome-labs/spatula-core-types compatibility matrix.

Size budget

The 50 kB limit measures ONLY the named surface above (SpatulaClient + 3 methods). Importing the full module (e.g., import * as client from '@accidentally-awesome-labs/spatula-client') pulls in additional methods + class-per-code error subclasses (26 classes) and will exceed 50 kB. This is by design — tree-shaking in your bundler eliminates unused subclasses.

Experimental namespace

client.experimental contains explicitly unstable SDK surfaces. v1.0 ships one experimental surface: client.experimental.forensic, which calls the admin forensic-extractions endpoint. Any other property access throws.

await client.experimental.forensic.listExtractions({ limit: 25 });

// Throws: no other experimental surface exists in v1.0.
client.experimental.anything;

Generated error classes

Class-per-code error subclasses live in src/errors/generated.ts and are checked into git. The generator script (scripts/gen-error-classes.ts) is the source of truth and runs in CI via pnpm gen:errors && git diff --exit-code to catch drift between the frozen ErrorCode enum and the committed subclasses.

import {
  SpatulaClient,
  JobNotFoundError,
  RateLimitExceededError,
} from '@accidentally-awesome-labs/spatula-client';

try {
  await createJob(client /* ... */);
} catch (err) {
  if (err instanceof JobNotFoundError) {
    /* ... */
  } else if (err instanceof RateLimitExceededError) {
    /* err.details.limit, err.details.resetAt */
  }
}