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@computesdk/namespace

v1.1.10

Published

Namespace provider for ComputeSDK - cloud-native sandboxes with optional GPU support

Readme

@computesdk/namespace

Namespace provider for ComputeSDK that enables creating and managing containerized sandboxes on Namespace's infrastructure.

Installation

npm install @computesdk/namespace

Configuration

The Namespace provider requires the following environment variable:

NSC_TOKEN=your_namespace_token

Usage

Gateway Mode (Recommended)

Use the gateway for zero-config auto-detection:

import { compute } from 'computesdk';

// Auto-detects Namespace from NSC_TOKEN environment variable
const sandbox = await compute.sandbox.create();
console.log(`Created sandbox: ${sandbox.id}`);

// List all sandboxes
const sandboxes = await compute.sandbox.list();

// Destroy the sandbox
await sandbox.destroy();

Direct Mode

For direct SDK usage without the gateway:

import { namespace } from '@computesdk/namespace';

const compute = namespace({
  token: 'your_token'
});

// Create a sandbox
const sandbox = await compute.sandbox.create({ runtime: 'node' });
console.log(`Created sandbox: ${sandbox.id}`);

// List all sandboxes
const sandboxes = await compute.sandbox.list();

// Destroy the sandbox
await sandbox.destroy();

Currently Implemented

Sandbox Operations

  • create() - Creates a new Namespace compute instance with container deployment
  • getById() - Retrieves a specific Namespace instance by ID
  • list() - Lists all Namespace instances in the account
  • destroy() - Deletes a Namespace instance

Configuration Options

  • token - Namespace API authentication token

Notes

  • Instances are automatically deployed upon creation
  • Instance names are generated automatically
  • All operations use Namespace's compute API
  • Environment variables take precedence over config options
  • Instances are immediately deleted when destroyed (no delayed deletion)