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@mailwoman/api-kit

v8.1.0

Published

API plumbing for Mailwoman's HTTP surfaces — Hono node serve wrapper, OpenAPI emit helpers, shared wire atoms. Plumbing only: domain schemas live with their routes.

Downloads

3,254

Readme

@mailwoman/api-kit

Plumbing for Mailwoman's HTTP surfaces — a node serve wrapper and OpenAPI emit helpers shared by the drop-in packages (@mailwoman/libpostal, @mailwoman/photon, @mailwoman/nominatim).

Plumbing only. Domain schemas, routes, and wire contracts live with the package that owns them — this package never grows a ParseRequestSchema or a /parse handler of its own.

import { attachOpenAPIDocs, serveNode } from "@mailwoman/api-kit"
import { OpenAPIHono } from "@hono/zod-openapi"

const app = new OpenAPIHono()
// ...register routes with app.openapi(...)...

attachOpenAPIDocs(app, { title: "my-api", version: "1.0.0" })
serveNode({ fetch: app.fetch, port: 8081, hostname: "0.0.0.0" })

serveNode is the one place a node HTTP listener gets created — surface packages stay web-standard (fetch-shaped apps only), so deploying one to an edge runtime needs no changes to it.

OpenAPI

attachOpenAPIDocs mounts a document endpoint (default /openapi.json) that's always derived from the app's route table — never handwritten. It serves OpenAPI 3.1. Need the 3.0.3 flavor too (client generators that lag behind 3.1)? emitOpenAPIDocuments(app, info) returns both { v31, v30 } from the same route table, for build artifacts or parity tests.