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@hasna/connectors

v1.3.33

Published

Open source connector library - Install API connectors with a single command

Downloads

4,249

Readme

@hasna/connectors

Open-source connector platform for enabling, authenticating, and running API connectors from one package.

npm License

Install

bun install -g @hasna/connectors

What It Is

@hasna/connectors is a single-product runtime:

  • connectors stay inside this repo and package
  • projects enable the connectors they want through .connectors/manifest.json
  • credentials live in ~/.hasna/connectors/
  • CLI, MCP, REST, and the dashboard all use the same connector registry

CLI

connectors --help

Typical flow:

connectors install github stripe
connectors auth github
connectors run github --help
connectors run stripe products list --limit 5

Key commands:

  • connectors install writes project enablement to .connectors/manifest.json
  • connectors list and connectors search browse the shared catalog
  • connectors docs reads connector docs from the internal registry
  • connectors auth stores credentials in ~/.hasna/connectors/
  • connectors run executes connector commands from the one-product runtime
  • connectors status and connectors doctor verify setup and auth state

MCP Server

connectors-mcp

HTTP mode

connectors-mcp --http            # http://127.0.0.1:8808/mcp
MCP_HTTP=1 connectors-mcp

Health: GET http://127.0.0.1:8808/health. MCP is also mounted on connectors-serve at /mcp.

REST API

connectors-serve

The local REST API is served by the one-product runtime at http://localhost:9876. Use @hasna/connectors-sdk with ConnectorsClient or LocalConnectorsClient for this local connectors-serve API.

Hosted SaaS products should use HostedConnectorsClient from @hasna/connectors-sdk. The hosted client talks to a platform /api/v1 endpoint with bearer API keys and does not require local connector installs or individual connector packages.

Project Layout

Project-local enablement is lightweight:

.connectors/
├── manifest.json
└── index.ts

The package no longer copies full connector source trees into each project.

Cloud Sync

This package supports cloud sync via @hasna/cloud:

cloud setup
cloud sync push --service connectors
cloud sync pull --service connectors

Data Directory

Data is stored in ~/.hasna/connectors/.

Contributor Notes

Contributor guidance for the one-repo / one-product model lives in docs/one-repo-one-product.md.

License

Apache-2.0 -- see LICENSE