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@limitry/client

v0.0.3

Published

Limitry client-side SDK for browser, React Native, and Expo

Downloads

57

Readme

@limitry/client

Client-side SDK for Limitry - works in browser, React Native, and Expo.

Installation

npm install @limitry/client

Usage

import { LimitryClient } from '@limitry/client';

// Create a client with a token from your backend
const client = new LimitryClient({
  clientToken: 'your-client-token',
});

// Check limits before an operation
const result = await client.checkLimits();

if (result.allowed) {
  // Proceed with the operation
  await client.recordEvent({
    eventType: 'api.call',
    values: { tokens: 150 }
  });
} else {
  // Handle limit exceeded
  console.log('Limit exceeded');
}

// Get usage summary
const summary = await client.getEventsSummary('day');
console.log(`Total events: ${summary.usage.totalEvents}`);

Getting a Client Token

Client tokens are created by your backend using the server-side SDK:

// On your backend
import { Limitry } from '@limitry/sdk';

const limitry = new Limitry({ apiKey: process.env.LIMITRY_API_KEY });

const { token } = await limitry.clientTokens.create({
  context: { customerId: 'cust_123' },
  ttlSeconds: 3600, // 1 hour
});

// Return this token to your frontend

API

LimitryClient

Constructor Options

  • clientToken (required): The client token from your backend
  • baseUrl (optional): Custom API URL (defaults to https://api.limitry.com)

Methods

  • checkLimits(options?): Check limits. Options can include dimensions for filtering.
  • recordEvent(options): Record an event with eventType, values, dimensions, properties.
  • getEventsSummary(period?): Get events summary. Period can be 'hour', 'day', 'week', or 'month'.
  • getContext(): Get the context associated with the client token

License

Apache-2.0