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@distilled.cloud/expo-eas

v0.21.5

Published

Effect-native SDK for [Expo Application Services](https://expo.dev/eas) (EAS), generated from the [eas-cli](https://github.com/expo/eas-cli) GraphQL introspection schema. Drives the same `https://api.expo.dev/graphql` endpoint that powers `eas-cli` — Buil

Readme

@distilled.cloud/expo-eas

Effect-native SDK for Expo Application Services (EAS), generated from the eas-cli GraphQL introspection schema. Drives the same https://api.expo.dev/graphql endpoint that powers eas-cli — Build, Submit, Update, and Hosting — with exhaustive error typing.

Installation

npm install @distilled.cloud/expo-eas effect

Quick Start

import { Effect, Layer } from "effect";
import * as FetchHttpClient from "effect/unstable/http/FetchHttpClient";
import { me } from "@distilled.cloud/expo-eas/Operations";
import { CredentialsFromEnv } from "@distilled.cloud/expo-eas";

const program = Effect.gen(function* () {
  const result = yield* me({});
  return result;
});

const EasLive = Layer.mergeAll(FetchHttpClient.layer, CredentialsFromEnv);

program.pipe(Effect.provide(EasLive), Effect.runPromise);

Configuration

Set the following environment variables:

EXPO_TOKEN=your-access-token
# Optional: target staging instead of production
EXPO_API_URL=https://staging-api.expo.dev

Create an access token in the Expo dashboard. Personal and organization tokens are both supported and are sent as Authorization: Bearer <token>.

Error Handling

EAS returns errors in the GraphQL errors[] envelope, each carrying an extensions.errorCode. The SDK maps known codes to dedicated tagged classes (EasUpgradeRequired, EasValidationError, EasBuildFreeTierLimitExceeded, …) and falls back to UnknownEasError for anything unrecognized.

import { Effect } from "effect";
import { build } from "@distilled.cloud/expo-eas/Operations";
import {
  EasBuildFreeTierLimitExceeded,
  EasValidationError,
  UnknownEasError,
} from "@distilled.cloud/expo-eas";

build({}).pipe(
  Effect.catchTags({
    EasBuildFreeTierLimitExceeded: () =>
      Effect.succeed("Free tier exhausted — upgrade or wait for the next reset."),
    EasValidationError: (e) => Effect.fail(new Error(`Invalid input: ${e.message}`)),
    UnknownEasError: (e) => Effect.fail(new Error(`Unknown EAS error: ${e.message}`)),
  }),
);

Services

The EAS GraphQL schema exposes ~140 top-level fields, generated as one operation per Query/Mutation field in @distilled.cloud/expo-eas/Operations. Operations group naturally into:

  • Buildbuild, builds, buildAnnotation, buildAnnotations, buildPublicData, keystoreGenerationUrl, localBuild
  • Submitsubmission, submissions, appStoreConnectApiKey, appStoreConnectApp, ascAppLink, googleServiceAccountKey
  • Updateupdate, updates, updatesByGroup, updateBranch, branches, updateChannel, channels, publish, publishUpdateGroups, runtime, runtimes, fingerprint
  • Hosting & Workerdeployments, customDomain, devDomainName, convexIntegration, convexTeamConnection
  • WorkflowsworkflowRun, workflowRevision, workflowJobApproval, workflowDeviceTestCaseResult, workflowsInsights
  • CredentialsandroidAppBuildCredentials, androidAppCredentials, androidFcm, androidKeystore, iosAppBuildCredentials, iosAppCredentials, appleAppIdentifier, appleDevice, appleDistributionCertificate, appleProvisioningProfile, applePushKey, appleTeam
  • Account & Projectaccount, app, appByAppId, appVersion, accessToken, me, userInvitation, environmentSecret, environmentVariable
  • Webhooks & Integrationswebhook, githubApp, githubAppInstallation, githubBuildTrigger, githubJobRunTrigger, githubRepository, sentryInstallation, sentryProject, logRocketOrganization, logRocketProject

See src/operations/index.ts for the full export list.

License

MIT