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@entrolytics/api-client

v2.2.1

Published

TypeScript API client for Entrolytics - First-party growth analytics for the edge

Downloads

132

Readme

⚠️ DEPRECATED

This package is deprecated in favor of @entrolytics/trpc-client.

The new tRPC client provides:

  • ✅ Full end-to-end type safety
  • ✅ Auto-completion for all API methods
  • ✅ Automatic request batching
  • ✅ Better error handling
  • ✅ Same functionality, better DX

Migration Guide

Installation


# Remove old client

npm uninstall @entrolytics/api-client

# Install new client

npm install @entrolytics/trpc-client

Usage Changes

Before (REST Client):

import { EntrolyticsClient } from "@entrolytics/api-client";

const client = new EntrolyticsClient({
  apiUrl: "https://api.entrolytics.click",
  apiKey: "your-key",
});

const websites = await client.websites.list();

After (tRPC Client):

import { createClient } from "@entrolytics/trpc-client";

const client = createClient({
  apiUrl: "https://api.entrolytics.click",
  apiKey: "your-key",
});

const websites = await client.websites.list.query();

Key Differences

  1. Query/Mutation Pattern: tRPC uses .query() for reads and .mutate() for writes
  2. Type Safety: All types are automatically inferred from the backend
  3. Error Handling: Errors are typed and more predictable

API Mapping

| Old Method | New Method | | ----------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------- | | client.websites.list() | client.websites.list.query() | | client.websites.create(data) | client.websites.create.mutate(data) | | client.analytics.overview(params) | client.analytics.overview.query(params) | | client.events.list(params) | client.events.list.query(params) |

See the full tRPC client documentation for complete migration details.


@entrolytics/api-client (Legacy)

REST API client for Entrolytics (no longer maintained).

For new projects, use @entrolytics/trpc-client instead.