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@eidosxr/api

v0.1.0

Published

TypeScript client for the EIDOS platform API (spec-api + zarr-ingestion).

Readme

@eidosxr/api

TypeScript client for the EIDOS platform API — a thin, typed transport over the two platform workers:

  • spec-api (https://api.eidosxr.com) — specification and template CRUD, and RFC-6902 JSON-Patch updates.
  • zarr-ingestion-service — zarr dataset and asset storage.

Both authenticate with a single bearer token, which may be a Supabase user JWT or an ek_ Oceanum API key.

Install

npm install @eidosxr/api

Usage

import { EidosClient } from '@eidosxr/api';

const client = new EidosClient('ek_...', {
  // service defaults to https://api.eidosxr.com
  ingestionService: 'https://<your-ingestion-host>', // for dataset/asset calls
});

// List
const { specifications } = await client.listSpecifications({ limit: 20 });

// Read → edit → update (diffed to a JSON Patch, with optimistic concurrency)
const spec = await client.getSpecification(id);
const next = structuredClone(spec.spec);
next.name = 'Updated';
await client.updateSpecification(id, spec.spec, next, {
  ifMatch: spec.version,
});

updateSpecification computes the RFC-6902 patch by diffing the current and next documents with fast-json-patch — the same library the server applies with — and sends it with an If-Match header. It returns null when the documents are identical. For hand-built patches use patchSpecification(id, ops, { ifMatch }).

Errors

Failed requests throw a typed EidosApiError subclass carrying the HTTP status and the machine-readable code:

import { PreconditionFailed, PatchConflict } from '@eidosxr/api';

try {
  await client.updateSpecification(id, current, next, {
    ifMatch: staleVersion,
  });
} catch (e) {
  if (e instanceof PreconditionFailed) {
    // stale version — refetch and retry
    console.log('server is at', e.currentVersion);
  }
}

Subclasses: BadRequest / InvalidPatch, Unauthorized, QuotaExceeded, Forbidden, NotFound, PatchConflict (409), Conflict (409), LengthRequired (411), PreconditionFailed (412), PayloadTooLarge (413), RateLimited (429), ServerError (5xx).

Types

The spec-api types are generated from its OpenAPI 3.1 document. Regenerate after a spec-api change:

npm run gen   # openapi-typescript spec-api.openapi.json -> src/generated/spec-api.ts

spec payloads are typed as EidosSpec (an open record, structurally aligned with EidosSpec from @oceanum/eidos) so this package stays free of a renderer dependency.