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@gewis/planka-client

v3.0.1

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Readme

🚀 Planka Client

npm version License Build Status

TypeScript client for the Planka v2 REST API, generated from its OpenAPI specification with openapi-ts.

v2.x targets Planka v2.x. For Planka v1.x use @gewis/planka-client@^1.

See PlankAPI for an example consumer.

Installation

npm install @gewis/planka-client
# or
yarn add @gewis/planka-client

Usage

The base URL must include the /api path segment.

Bearer token (username + password)

import { client, createAccessToken, getProjects, withBearerToken } from '@gewis/planka-client';

client.setConfig({ baseUrl: 'https://planka.example.com/api' });

const { data } = await createAccessToken({
  body: { emailOrUsername: 'demo', password: 'demo' },
});
const token = data!.item;

client.setConfig({
  baseUrl: 'https://planka.example.com/api',
  ...withBearerToken(token),
});

const { data: projects } = await getProjects();

API key

Planka v2 supports per-user API keys (sent as X-Api-Key). Mint one with createUserApiKey, then authenticate with withApiKey:

import { client, createUserApiKey, withApiKey, withBearerToken } from '@gewis/planka-client';

// First-time only: mint the key with bearer auth
client.setConfig({ baseUrl: 'https://planka.example.com/api', ...withBearerToken(token) });
const { data } = await createUserApiKey({ path: { id: userId } });
const apiKey = data!.included.apiKey; // <-- shown only once, store it

// Subsequent requests: authenticate with the key
client.setConfig({ baseUrl: 'https://planka.example.com/api', ...withApiKey(apiKey) });

The full API key is returned only once by createUserApiKey; persist it immediately.

Updating the OpenAPI spec

The spec is pinned at swagger/swagger.json. To pull a newer revision and regenerate the client:

yarn update-swagger     # downloads the latest swagger.json from plankanban/planka (gh-pages)
yarn generate           # regenerates src/generated from swagger/swagger.json
yarn build              # type-check + bundle

update-swagger defaults to the canonical raw URL but accepts PLANKA_SWAGGER_URL=... to point at a fork or local file server.

Testing

The smoke tests exercise both auth flows against a real Planka instance.

docker compose up -d
yarn test

Override the target with PLANKA_URL=https://example.com/api yarn test.

License

GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 — see LICENSE.txt.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Open an issue or PR.