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@actuate-media/client

v0.5.2

Published

Type-safe read/delivery client and React hooks for the Actuate CMS REST API (read-only; author content over MCP or the HTTP API).

Readme

@actuate-media/client

Type-safe read / delivery client and React hooks for the Actuate CMS REST API.

npm install @actuate-media/client

Scope: read-only by design

This SDK is the delivery layer — it fetches published content into a frontend. It is intentionally read-only and ships no create/update/delete/publish or upload methods.

| You want to… | Use | | ---------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | | Render published content in a site | This package (@actuate-media/client) | | Create / edit / publish content | MCP (@actuate-media/mcp-server) — for AI agents & tooling | | Script writes from a backend / CI | The authenticated HTTP API (POST/PUT/DELETE /api/cms/…) |

Keeping authoring out of the delivery package is a deliberate decision: the delivery bundle stays small, its API key only needs the read scope, and the entire write surface stays auditable in one place (the CMS API + MCP server). If you need an authoring SDK, drive the documented HTTP endpoints — the same ones the MCP server calls.

Usage

import { ActuateClient } from '@actuate-media/client'
import type actuateConfig from './actuate.config'

const client = new ActuateClient<typeof actuateConfig>({
  url: 'https://your-site.com',
  apiKey: process.env.ACTUATE_API_KEY, // read scope is sufficient
})

// List published posts (typed by your config)
const { docs } = await client.list('posts', { status: 'PUBLISHED' })

// Fetch a single document, a global, or resolve a public URL
const post = await client.get('posts', id)
const brand = await client.getGlobal('brand')
const page = await client.resolve('/about')

// Media assets come back as the canonical { docs, total, page, … } envelope
const { docs: media } = await client.listMedia({ search: 'logo' })

React and Next.js entrypoints are available at @actuate-media/client/react and @actuate-media/client/next (the latter wires next/cache tags + revalidate).

License

MIT