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@cueframe/sdk

v0.2.0

Published

Typed TypeScript SDK for the CueFrame REST API. Generated from the CueFrame OpenAPI spec (api/openapi.json in the public repo) via Orval — do not edit src/generated by hand.

Readme

@cueframe/sdk

Typed TypeScript SDK for the CueFrame REST API.

Generated. Every file under src/generated/ is emitted by Orval from the OpenAPI contract (api/openapi.json in this repository) and checked for drift during release. Do not hand-edit. The hand-written surface is client.ts (fetch mutator), errors.ts, and sse.ts (streaming helpers).

Design

  • Fetch-based, no framework binding. Runs in Node 24+, Deno, edge runtimes, and the browser.
  • Zod request schemas. bodySchemas exports one <operationId>Body schema per bodied operation, derived from the same contract — validate a payload before you send it (the MCP tool layer binds these). Responses are typed via the generated models; they are not runtime-parsed.
  • Error envelope typed end-to-end. Non-2xx throws ApiError with {status, code, details, requestId} matching the server's ErrorEnvelope; adviseError maps known codes to next-step guidance.

Usage

import { createClient, projects, iterRenderEvents } from "@cueframe/sdk";

// Module-level config — call once at startup. baseUrl is the bare host:
// the generated operation paths already carry the /v1 prefix.
createClient({
  baseUrl: "https://api.cueframe.ai",
  apiKey: process.env.CUEFRAME_API_KEY,
});

const project = await projects.createProject({ name: "launch-video" });

// ... apply a composition, then create a render and stream its progress:
for await (const ev of iterRenderEvents(project.id, renderId)) {
  if (ev.event === "complete") console.log(ev.data.outputUrl);
}

Operations are grouped by OpenAPI tag — one namespace export per tag from the package root (projects, media, compositions, renders, jobs, account, brandKits, …). Low-level access: request<T>(path, init) for typed calls; requestRaw(path, init) when you need status and headers (e.g. reading an ETag to thread into a subsequent If-Match).