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@contextio/core

v0.4.0

Published

Shared types, routing, and header utilities for the @context ecosystem. Zero dependencies.

Readme

@contextio/core

npm

Shared types, routing, and utility functions for the contextio packages. Zero npm dependencies.

This is the contract layer. It defines the plugin interface, request/response types, provider routing, header filtering, model pricing, token estimation, and security scanning. Every other @contextio/* package depends on this.

Install

npm install @contextio/core

What's in here

Plugin interface

import type { ProxyPlugin } from '@contextio/core';

const myPlugin: ProxyPlugin = {
  name: 'my-plugin',
  onRequest(ctx) { return ctx; },
  onResponse(ctx) { return ctx; },
  onCapture(capture) { /* ... */ },
  onStreamChunk(chunk, sessionId) { return chunk; },
};

This is what @contextio/redact, @contextio/logger, and any custom plugin implements.

Routing

import { classifyRequest, resolveTargetUrl, extractSource } from '@contextio/core';

const classification = classifyRequest(url, headers);
const target = resolveTargetUrl(url, upstreams);
const source = extractSource(url); // /claude/v1/messages -> "claude"

Model utilities

import { estimateCost, getContextLimit, MODEL_PRICING } from '@contextio/core';

const cost = estimateCost('claude-sonnet-4-20250514', 1000, 500);
const limit = getContextLimit('gpt-4o');

getContextLimit() returns the provider-advertised total context window, not the maximum input or output budget. It is not a request-fit validator. Unknown models return a heuristic fallback. Model IDs accept provider prefixes and date snapshots; an unknown model variant does not inherit a base model's pricing.

estimateCost() uses standard direct-provider text rates. It does not account for batch discounts, long-context price tiers, regional or service-tier premiums, tool fees, or cache storage. Provider documentation is authoritative; source links live beside the tables in src/models.ts. Historical values remain available for retired models.

Cache estimates currently cover Anthropic's five-minute writes, a legacy Gemini approximation, and MiniMax M2.5 rates. Other cache rates are omitted; these costs are estimates, not invoice calculations.

Token estimation

import { estimateTokens, countImageBlocks } from '@contextio/core';

const tokens = estimateTokens(requestBody);

This is a rough, model-independent estimate, not exact tokenization. Text uses JavaScript string length divided by four. Images use a fixed fallback because the estimator does not inspect dimensions or model-specific vision rules. Language, structured data, and chat/tool overhead can materially change the actual count. Use provider-reported response usage for actual request totals, not this estimate.

Response parsing

import { parseResponseUsage, parseStreamingTokens } from '@contextio/core';

const usage = parseResponseUsage(responseBody);

Security scanning

import { scanSecurity, scanOutput } from '@contextio/core';

const result = scanSecurity(messages);        // prompt injection patterns
const outputResult = scanOutput(text);        // URLs, code patterns, banned substrings

Header filtering

import { selectHeaders, SENSITIVE_HEADERS } from '@contextio/core';

const safe = selectHeaders(headers, { omit: SENSITIVE_HEADERS });

Types

ProxyConfig, RequestContext, ResponseContext, CaptureData, Provider, ApiFormat, Upstreams, and more. See the TypeScript definitions for the full list.

License

MIT