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@licensr/sdk

v0.1.1

Published

Official JavaScript/TypeScript SDK for the Licensr license API — activation, validation, offline EdDSA token verification.

Readme

@licensr/sdk

Official JavaScript/TypeScript SDK for the Licensr license API: validation, seat/domain activation, offline EdDSA token verification, and hosted checkout. Ships as dual ESM/CJS with bundled types, zero runtime dependencies beyond jose (for offline token verification).

See the plugin integration guide for the underlying API's concepts (activation modes, entitlement/fallback, rate limits, the embedded-key doctrine) — this README covers the JS-specific surface.

Install

npm install @licensr/sdk

Quickstart

import {LicensrClient} from '@licensr/sdk';

const client = new LicensrClient({
  apiKey: 'pk_live_...', // safe to embed in a distributed binary/webview — see §6.1 of plugin-integration.md
  pluginSlug: 'my-plugin',
});

const result = await client.validate({licenseKey: userEnteredKey});
if (result.valid) {
  unlockFullFeatures();
} else if (result.entitlement === 'limited') {
  unlockDegradedMode(); // perpetual-fallback: expired, but the plan grants a limited tier
}

API

Every method returns a camelCase-mapped response and throws on failure — see Errors.

| Method | Wraps | Notes | | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | client.validate({licenseKey}) | POST /v1/license/validate | Always read valid/entitlement; never branch on HTTP status — an unknown key returns 200 {valid: false}, not 404. | | client.token({licenseKey}) | POST /v1/license/token | Same check as validate, plus a short-lived signed offline token. See Offline verification. | | client.activate({licenseKey, activationType, identifier, label?}) | POST /v1/license/activate | activationType is 'seat' (per-machine) or 'domain', fixed by the plugin's configured mode. | | client.deactivate({licenseKey, activationId}) | POST /v1/license/deactivate | Frees a seat/domain slot. | | client.activations({licenseKey}) | GET /v1/license/activations | Lists every current activation. | | client.checkout({planId, customerEmail, successUrl?, cancelUrl?}) | POST /v1/billing/checkout | Returns checkoutUrl — redirect the user there. Requires a key with the checkout scope. |

Client options

new LicensrClient({
  apiKey: 'pk_live_...',
  pluginSlug: 'my-plugin',
  baseUrl: 'https://api.licensr.app', // default; override for self-hosted/staging
  deviceId: stableHwid, // buckets rate limits per installation instead of per key — reuse your activate() identifier
  origin: 'app://my-plugin', // non-browser runtimes only; native SDKs should set the plugin's client_kind to "native" instead
  timeoutMs: 10_000,
  retry: {maxRetries: 2, baseDelayMs: 300, maxDelayMs: 5000}, // network errors / 429 / 5xx, exponential backoff + jitter, honors Retry-After
});

Events

client.events.on('validated', (result) => console.log('validated', result));
client.events.on('retry', ({method, attempt, delayMs}) =>
  console.log(`retrying ${method}, attempt ${attempt} in ${delayMs}ms`)
);
client.events.on('error', ({method, error}) => reportToCrashlytics(method, error));

Available events: validated, activated, deactivated, tokenIssued, retry, error.

Offline verification

client.token() mints an EdDSA-signed JWT whose claims mirror validate()'s response. Verify it fully offline (no network beyond the first JWKS fetch, which is cached for the process lifetime):

import {verifyOfflineToken} from '@licensr/sdk';

const {token, jwksUrl} = await client.token({licenseKey});
const claims = await verifyOfflineToken(token, jwksUrl);
// claims.valid, claims.entitlement, claims.exp, ...

Offline tokens carry no revocation signal — they prove the token was genuinely issued and hasn't expired, not that the license is still active right now. Re-validate online before expiresAt.

To boot fully offline (no network at all, e.g. on first launch before any successful /token call), persist the last-known-good token yourself using the OfflineTokenStore interface (a InMemoryOfflineTokenStore is included, but doesn't survive a restart — back it with localStorage, a config file, or your platform's keychain):

import {InMemoryOfflineTokenStore, verifyOfflineToken} from '@licensr/sdk';

const store = new InMemoryOfflineTokenStore(); // swap for your own persistent implementation

const cached = store.get(licenseKey);
if (cached) {
  try {
    await verifyOfflineToken(cached.token, jwksUrl); // still valid — usable while offline
  } catch {
    /* expired or tampered — fall through to an online check */
  }
}

Errors

| Class | When | | ------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | LicensrApiError | Non-2xx response. Has status, code (see LicensrErrorCode — matches contract/conformance.yaml), message, and retryAfterSeconds. Branch on code, not message. | | LicensrNetworkError | The request never got a response (network failure, timeout, retries exhausted). | | LicensrTokenVerificationError | verifyOfflineToken rejected a bad signature, wrong algorithm, or expired token. |

Development

pnpm install
pnpm build        # tsup → dist/ (ESM + CJS + .d.ts)
pnpm test         # vitest
pnpm test:coverage
pnpm typecheck
pnpm lint
pnpm format

Conformance suite

test/conformance.test.ts runs every case in contract/conformance.yaml against a real, running backend — the same contract backend/tests/test_conformance_contract.py enforces on the Python side. It's skipped by default (no live backend in a normal pnpm test run); to run it locally:

# 1. Start Postgres + migrate (from repo root)
docker compose up -d postgres
cd backend && APP_ENV=dev poetry run alembic upgrade head

# 2. Start the backend (BILLING_PROVIDER=mock avoids needing real Stripe creds)
APP_ENV=dev BILLING_PROVIDER=mock poetry run uvicorn main:app --port 8080

# 3. Seed fixtures for every case (in another shell)
poetry run python scripts/seed_conformance_fixtures.py --out /tmp/conformance_fixtures.json

# 4. Run the conformance suite (from sdks/js)
cd ../sdks/js
CONFORMANCE_BASE_URL=http://localhost:8080 \
CONFORMANCE_FIXTURES_PATH=/tmp/conformance_fixtures.json \
pnpm exec vitest run test/conformance.test.ts

CI wires up the same four steps as one job — see .github/workflows/test-sdk-js.yaml.