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@elacity-js/api

v0.9.2

Published

Elacity API client SDK. Provides a typed client for interacting with Elacity services (HTTP + GraphQL), intended to be consumed by apps and other SDK packages.

Downloads

109

Readme

@elacity-js/api

Elacity API client SDK. Provides a typed client for interacting with Elacity services (HTTP + GraphQL), intended to be consumed by apps and other SDK packages.

Features

  • Multi-Network Support: Automatically routes to the correct API endpoint based on chain ID (Base, Arbitrum Sepolia, Elastos)
  • SIWE Authentication: Sign-In with Ethereum authentication flow
  • GraphQL & REST: Unified client supporting both GraphQL queries/mutations and REST endpoints
  • Type-Safe Services: Fully typed service classes for all Elacity resources

Services

The ElacityClient provides the following services:

  • nfts (NFTService): Query and retrieve NFT items, collections, and metadata
  • collections (CollectionService): Discover and manage NFT collections
  • channels (ChannelService): Create, update, and query creator channels
  • identity (IdentityService): Manage user accounts, profiles, followers, and subscriptions
  • backgroundJobs (BackgroundJobService): Track long-running asynchronous operations (media upload, transcoding, encoding)

Quick Start

import { ElacityClient, ChainId } from '@elacity-js/api';

// Initialize client for Base network
const client = new ElacityClient({ chainId: ChainId.Base });

// Authenticate with SIWE
await client.auth.login(address, signature);

// Use services
const nfts = await client.nfts.fetchItems();
const channels = await client.channels.fetchChannels();
const account = await client.identity.me();

Documentation

  • https://docs.ela.city/sdks/api/

Contributing

If you want to contribute, the quickest workflow is:

  • Implement changes under packages/api/src/lib/ (clients/services)
  • Add/update tests under packages/api/src/lib/*.spec.ts
  • Run nx test api, then nx build api

Small, focused PRs are preferred; avoid unrelated refactors.

This library was generated with Nx.

Building

Run nx build api to build the library.

Running unit tests

Run nx test api to execute the unit tests via Jest.