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@ideare/sdk

v0.1.0-next.3

Published

The TypeScript client for the ideare API.

Readme

@ideare/sdk

The TypeScript client for the ideare API. It runs wherever fetch does (Node 20.3+, Bun, Deno, Workers and browsers) and installs nothing else.

import { Ideare } from "@ideare/sdk";

const ideare = new Ideare();
const version = await ideare.versions.get({ slug: "acme", version: "latest" });
// { version: 3, files: [{ path: "web/favicon.ico", url: "https://cdn.ideare.app/b/acme/v3/web/favicon.ico", sha256: "...", ... }, ...] }

Approved versions are public, so reading them needs no key. Everything else needs one: make an ideare_ key in the studio, under Keys, and pass it.

const ideare = new Ideare({ apiKey: process.env.IDEARE_API_KEY });
const brand = await ideare.brands.get({ slug: "acme" });
await ideare.brands.updateDraft({ slug: "acme", draftRev: brand.draft.rev, masters });

Each method sends one call and returns its data. A refusal throws an IdeareError with the API's code (NOT_FOUND, CONFLICT...), the HTTP status, an English message, and messageKey with params for your own words. Reads, and writes that take an idempotency key, are tried again after no answer, a 429 or a 5xx, up to twice.

Live images

imageUrl() signs a link to a picture ideare draws when someone opens it, such as a share card with today's offer. Sign on your server: the brand's live-image secret lets anyone put words on the brand's pictures.

import { imageUrl } from "@ideare/sdk";

const url = await imageUrl({
  secret: process.env.IDEARE_IMAGE_SECRET,
  slug: "acme",
  template: "promotion",
  text: { title: "2 for 1 today" },
});
// https://img.ideare.app/acme/promotion.png?t.title=2+for+1+today&sig=...

MIT.