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@jitterflow/sdk-node

v0.1.0

Published

Official Node.js/TypeScript client for the Jitterflow webhook delivery API — endpoint management, ingestion, DLQ replay, and outbound signature verification (legacy + Standard Webhooks).

Readme

📦 @jitterflow/sdk-node

Official Node.js/TypeScript client for the jitterflow webhook delivery API.


📥 Install

npm install @jitterflow/sdk-node

🚀 Quickstart

import { JitterflowClient } from '@jitterflow/sdk-node';

const client = new JitterflowClient({ apiKey: process.env.JITTERFLOW_API_KEY! });

// 1. Create an endpoint
const endpoint = await client.createEndpoint({
  name: 'orders-webhook',
  destinationUrl: 'https://example.com/hooks/orders',
});

// 2. Send a payload
const { jobId, scheduledFor } = await client.ingest(endpoint.endpointKey, {
  payload: { event: 'order.created', orderId: 42 },
});

// 3. Check the dead-letter queue for anything that failed
const failed = await client.listDlq({ resolved: false });

See the API docs for the full request/response reference every method here wraps.


🔑 Verifying inbound signatures

Jitterflow signs every delivery twice: the legacy X-Jitterflow-Signature header, and — alongside it — Standard Webhooks-compliant svix-id/svix-timestamp/svix-signature headers. Verify with whichever your framework already supports:

import { verifyLegacySignature, verifyStandardWebhookSignature } from '@jitterflow/sdk-node';

// Legacy header
verifyLegacySignature(endpointSecret, rawBody, req.headers['x-jitterflow-signature']);

// Standard Webhooks headers
verifyStandardWebhookSignature(endpointSecret, rawBody, {
  'svix-id': req.headers['svix-id'],
  'svix-timestamp': req.headers['svix-timestamp'],
  'svix-signature': req.headers['svix-signature'],
});

⚠️ rawBody must be the exact, unparsed request body string — verification hashes the raw bytes Jitterflow signed, not a re-serialized version of the parsed JSON.


🗺️ API

| Method | Wraps | |---|---| | createEndpoint(input) | POST /v1/endpoints | | listEndpoints() | GET /v1/endpoints | | updateEndpoint(id, patch) | PATCH /v1/endpoints/:id | | deleteEndpoint(id) | DELETE /v1/endpoints/:id | | rotateEndpointSecret(id) | POST /v1/endpoints/:id/rotate-key | | listEndpointJobs(id) | GET /v1/endpoints/:id/jobs | | ingest(endpointKey, input) | POST /v1/ingest/:endpointKey | | listDlq(options) | GET /v1/dlq | | retryDlq(jobId) | POST /v1/dlq/:jobId/retry | | resolveDlq(jobId) | POST /v1/dlq/:jobId/resolve |

A non-2xx response from any method throws JitterflowApiError (.status, .message).