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@ecosplay/chastify-sdk

v0.1.0

Published

TypeScript/JS client for the Chastify Developer API. Developed free of charge by e-cosplay.fr for Chastify.net.

Readme

@e-cosplay/chastify-sdk (TypeScript / JavaScript)

A typed client for the Chastify Developer API, for Bun and Node.js (≥ 18). Ships ESM + types, pluggable cache (in-memory / Redis), structured logging, typed errors, automatic retry/backoff, webhook verification, and a browser iframe bridge.

Developed free of charge by the e-cosplay.fr association for the Chastify.net community. Chastify.net retains all rights over its API and data. Source-available — see LICENSE. AI/automated ingestion or training is forbidden without written agreement — see AGENTS.md.


Install

bun add @e-cosplay/chastify-sdk      # Bun
npm  add @e-cosplay/chastify-sdk      # Node

From this repo:

cd js && bun install

Quick start

import { ChastifyClient } from "@e-cosplay/chastify-sdk";

const chastify = new ChastifyClient({
  devToken: process.env.CHASTIFY_DEV_TOKEN!, // user-wide DEV token
});

const session = await chastify.session.get();
console.log(session.lockData?.remainingSeconds);

await chastify.lock.addTime(600);        // +10 min
await chastify.lock.freeze(1800);        // freeze 30 min
await chastify.device.shock({ intensityPct: 40, durationSeconds: 5 });

Configuration

new ChastifyClient({
  devToken?: string,        // External API (/api/apps/v1/*) — Authorization: Bearer
  appKey?: string,          // Extensions API (/api/extensions/*) — app-scoped dev key
  appId?: string,           // for app-scoped file staging
  baseUrl?: string,         // default "https://chastify.net"
  timeoutMs?: number,       // default 30000
  maxRetries?: number,      // default 4 (429 + 5xx + network)
  retryBaseDelayMs?: number,// default 500 (exponential, jittered, honors Retry-After)
  cache?: CacheStore,       // default MemoryCache()
  cacheTtlMs?: number,      // default 0 → caching OFF (lock state is real-time)
  logger?: Logger,          // default NoopLogger
  logLevel?: LogLevel,      // "debug" | "info" | "warn" | "error" | "silent"
  redactSecrets?: boolean,  // default true (Authorization / main-token redacted in logs)
  fetch?: typeof fetch,     // injectable (testing / custom transport)
});

Caching (local or Redis)

Caching applies to GET reads only and is off by default (cacheTtlMs: 0) because lock state is real-time. Enable a TTL to cache reads; writes automatically invalidate the related session keys.

import { ChastifyClient, MemoryCache, RedisCache } from "@e-cosplay/chastify-sdk";

// In-memory (local), 3s TTL on reads:
const a = new ChastifyClient({ devToken, cache: new MemoryCache({ maxEntries: 500 }), cacheTtlMs: 3000 });

// Redis (works with ioredis or node-redis v4 — pass any client exposing get/set/del):
import Redis from "ioredis";
const b = new ChastifyClient({ devToken, cache: new RedisCache(new Redis(process.env.REDIS_URL!)), cacheTtlMs: 5000 });

// Per-call override:
await chastify.session.get({ cacheTtlMs: 10_000 });   // cache this read 10s
await chastify.session.get({ cache: false });          // bypass + refresh

Implement your own backend with the CacheStore interface:

interface CacheStore {
  get(key: string): Promise<string | undefined>;
  set(key: string, value: string, ttlMs: number): Promise<void>;
  delete(key: string): Promise<void>;
  clear?(): Promise<void>;
}

Logging (debug requests/responses)

import { ChastifyClient, ConsoleLogger } from "@e-cosplay/chastify-sdk";

const chastify = new ChastifyClient({
  devToken,
  logger: new ConsoleLogger(),
  logLevel: "debug",   // logs method, URL, redacted headers/body, status, duration, retries
});

At debug you get full request/response traces (secrets redacted). At info, one line per request (method url status durationMs). Bring your own logger by implementing Logger (debug/info/warn/error(message, meta?)) — e.g. wrap pino.

API coverage

External API — your own active lock (devToken)

chastify.session.get()                         // GET  /api/apps/v1/session
chastify.lock.applyTime(deltaSeconds)          // POST /api/apps/v1/lock/apply-time
chastify.lock.addTime(seconds)                 // applyTime(+)
chastify.lock.removeTime(seconds)              // applyTime(-)
chastify.lock.freeze(durationSeconds)          // POST /api/apps/v1/lock/freeze
chastify.lock.unfreeze()                       // POST /api/apps/v1/lock/unfreeze
chastify.lock.toggleFreeze()
chastify.lock.pillory({ durationSeconds, reason })
chastify.lock.endPillory()
chastify.tasks.assign({ taskText, points, durationSeconds, verificationRequired })
chastify.tasks.startTimer()
chastify.tasks.complete({ successful, reason })
chastify.hygiene.startUnlock(durationSeconds)
chastify.settings.patch({ ... })
chastify.device.shock({ intensityPct, durationSeconds, message })
chastify.device.stopShock()
chastify.device.vibrate({ intensityPct, durationSeconds, frequencyPct, message })
chastify.device.stopVibration()
chastify.device.allStop()
chastify.device.setRandomShock({ enabled, minIntensityPct, maxIntensityPct, message })
chastify.device.setBerserkShock({ enabled, message })
chastify.logs.custom({ title, description, role, icon, color })
chastify.actions.run(name, params)             // generic POST /api/apps/v1/action
chastify.device.command(command, params)       // generic POST /api/apps/v1/device-command

Extensions session API — backend extension routes (appKey + per-session mainToken)

const s = chastify.extensions.session(sessionId, mainToken);
await s.get();                                  // GET   .../sessions/:id
await s.getState();  await s.setState(data);  await s.patchState(partial);
await s.getMetadata(); await s.patchMetadata({ unlockBlockers, homeActions });
await s.action(name, params);                   // POST  .../action
await s.deviceCommand(command, params);
await s.regularActions(); await s.submitRegularAction({ kind, score });
await s.recordProgress({ metric, amount, occurredAt });
await s.startAttempt({ metric, attemptId }); await s.failExpiredAttempt({ metric, attemptId });
await s.notify({ title, message, target, showPageOverlay });
await s.customLog({ title, description, role });
// Files:
await s.files.capabilities(); await s.files.list(); await s.files.get(fileId);
await s.files.upload(file, { purpose }); await s.files.delete(fileId);

App file staging (appKey + appId)

const f = chastify.appFiles(appId);
await f.capabilities(); await f.stage(file, { purpose, draftId });
await f.listStaged({ purpose, draftId }); await f.get(fileId); await f.deleteStaged(fileId);

Errors

Every non-2xx response throws a typed error extending ChastifyError (.status, .code, .message, .requestId, .body):

| Class | When | |-------|------| | AuthenticationError | 401 missing_token / invalid_token / revoked_token | | AuthorizationError | 403 insufficient_scope / not_authorized | | NotFoundError | 404 lock_not_found / no_device | | ConflictError | 409 no_active_lock_session / lock_ended | | ValidationError | 400 / 422 | | RateLimitError | 429 (.retryAfterMs) | | DeviceTimeoutError | 504 device_timeout | | ServerError | 5xx | | NetworkError / TimeoutError | transport-level |

import { RateLimitError, AuthenticationError } from "@e-cosplay/chastify-sdk";
try { await chastify.lock.addTime(600); }
catch (e) {
  if (e instanceof AuthenticationError) { /* refresh token */ }
  if (e instanceof RateLimitError)      { /* e.retryAfterMs */ }
}

Rate limits (per-minute): read 300, write 120, upload 10, action 30, token 30. The client retries 429/5xx automatically with exponential backoff.

Webhooks

import { ChastifyWebhooks } from "@e-cosplay/chastify-sdk";

// Express-style handler:
app.post("/chastify/webhook", express.raw({ type: "*/*" }), (req, res) => {
  const event = ChastifyWebhooks.constructEvent(req.body, req.headers, process.env.CHASTIFY_WEBHOOK_TOKEN!);
  // throws WebhookVerificationError if x-webhook-token-hash doesn't match
  switch (event.event) {
    case "lock.time_changed": /* ... */ break;
    case "task.completed":    /* ... */ break;
  }
  res.sendStatus(200); // delivery is at-least-once → dedupe on event.id
});

Browser iframe bridge

import { parseHashPayload, ChastifyBridgeClient } from "@e-cosplay/chastify-sdk/bridge";

const ctx = parseHashPayload(location.hash);
const bridge = new ChastifyBridgeClient(ctx);
const session = await bridge.request("session.get");

Testing

Tests run entirely against a bundled mock server (test/mock-server.ts) that simulates both success and error responses — the live Chastify API is never contacted.

bun test          # run all tests
bun test --watch
bun run coverage  # 100% line coverage of src/ is enforced (see bunfig.toml)

Runnable usage examples live in examples/ (quickstart, device, cache+Redis, logging, extensions, webhooks, browser bridge).

Maintenance & future API changes

If the Chastify API changes, this SDK is intended to be updated on a best-effort basis, subject to the e-cosplay.fr association's volunteer time. No delivery guarantee is implied. Reports → [email protected].

License

Source-available under the e-cosplay.fr Source-Available License. © 2026 e-cosplay.fr. Chastify and the Chastify API are property of Chastify.net. No AI/automated ingestion or training without written agreement — see AGENTS.md.