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@bazilion/client

v0.5.1

Published

HTTP client for the Bazilion daemon. Zero node-only deps — works in browsers, React Native, and Node.

Readme

@bazilion/client

HTTP client for the Bazilion daemon. Zero node-only deps — works in browsers, React Native, and Node.

npm License: MIT

A thin fetch wrapper over the Bazilion HTTP API: bearer auth (with rotating-token support), JSON + multipart + NDJSON streaming, typed errors. Wire types come from the peer package @bazilion/api-types.

Install

npm install @bazilion/client @bazilion/api-types

Requires Node 24+ (or any runtime with fetch, TextDecoder, and async iteration).

Usage

import { createClient, ApiClientError } from '@bazilion/client'
import type { Agent, ChatFrame } from '@bazilion/api-types'

const client = createClient({
  serverUrl: 'http://127.0.0.1:4321',
  token: process.env.BAZILION_TOKEN!, // or () => fetchToken()
})

// Simple JSON GET
const agents = await client.get<Agent[]>('/api/agents')

// Streaming chat (NDJSON)
for await (const frame of client.stream<ChatFrame>(
  'POST',
  `/api/agents/${agentId}/chat`,
  { message: 'say hi' },
)) {
  if (frame.kind === 'event') console.log(frame.event)
}

// Error handling
try {
  await client.post('/api/agents/missing/cancel')
} catch (err) {
  if (err instanceof ApiClientError && err.status === 404) {
    // ...
  }
}

Token rotation

Pass an async supplier instead of a string for OAuth refresh, mobile keychain reads, etc. — it's invoked on every request:

const client = createClient({
  serverUrl: 'http://127.0.0.1:4321',
  token: async () => await keychain.readToken('bazilion'),
})

Getting a token

On the daemon machine, mint a per-client token with the CLI:

bazilion token create "my-app"

The plaintext is shown once — pass it to createClient as the token field. Revoke any time with bazilion token revoke <id>.

API surface

createClient({ serverUrl, token }) returns:

| Method | Signature | Purpose | | --- | --- | --- | | get | <T>(path) => Promise<T> | JSON GET | | post | <T>(path, body?) => Promise<T> | JSON POST | | put | <T>(path, body?) => Promise<T> | JSON PUT | | patch | <T>(path, body?) => Promise<T> | JSON PATCH | | del | <T>(path) => Promise<T> | DELETE | | postMultipart | <T>(path, FormData) => Promise<T> | File uploads | | stream | <T>(method, path, body?) => AsyncGenerator<T> | NDJSON streaming |

All methods reject with ApiClientError on non-2xx responses; the error carries status and the daemon's { error: string } body.

Documentation

License

MIT