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@dj1tjoo/eetlijst-api

v0.0.20

Published

A simple TypeScript API for Eetlijst.

Readme

@dj1tjoo/eetlijst-api

A simple TypeScript API for Eetlijst.

[!NOTE] This project is made for use in a student house, and will probably not be maintend

Usage

Install:

pnpm install @dj1tjoo/eetlijst-api

The API url will default to https://api.eetlijst.nl/v1/graphql. The API can be retrieved from the account page, under Developer API key (BETA), at https://v5.eetlijst.nl/account

import { eetlijst } from '@dj1tjoo/eetlijst-api';

const client = eetlijst({
  url: "<API_URL>",
  apiKey: "<API_KEY>",
});

client.events.attendance
  .get({ eventId: "<EVENT_ID>", userId: "<USER_ID>" })
  .then((result) => {
    console.log(JSON.stringify(result, null, 2));
  });

client.expenses
  .create({
    groupId: "<GROUP_ID>",
    description: "Test expense",
    payedBy: "<USER_ID>",
    payedAt: dayjs().toISOString(),
    payedAmount: 500,
    data: [
      { count: 1, user_id: "<USER_ID>", payed_amount: -250 },
      { count: 1, user_id: "<USER_ID>", payed_amount: 250 },
    ],
  })
  .then((result) => {
    console.log(JSON.stringify(result, null, 2));
  });

See Examples for more

Scripts

  • pnpm run build – Build the package with Vite (output in dist/)
  • pnpm run codegen – Run GraphQL code generation
  • pnpm run watch – Watch GraphQL codegen

Publishing

  1. Build the package: pnpm run build
  2. Publish: npm publish --access public

GraphQL Codegen with Vite

This project uses vite-plugin-graphql-codegen for seamless integration.

See vite.config.ts and src/codegen/codegen.ts for configuration details.