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@opencall/client

v0.2.2

Published

OpenCALL client — the thin call() function plus polling, streaming, chunked retrieval, and a codegen CLI

Downloads

77

Readme

@opencall/client

Docs: https://opencall-api.com (human-readable). AI agents may prefer raw markdown at /spec — GitHub blocks most non-Copilot bots.

The thin OpenCALL client. One call() function over fetch, plus a small handful of helpers for async polling, stream subscription, chunked retrieval, and code generation. Built on @opencall/types — the canonical Zod schemas and types are imported from there, not redefined.

The thinness is the point. There is no class hierarchy, no verb mapping, no path templating. The operation name is the intent; the envelope is the wire format.

Install

npm install @opencall/client @opencall/types
# or
bun add @opencall/client @opencall/types

Surface

  • call(op, args, ctx?, options?) — POST /call, returns the response envelope.
  • callAndWait(op, args, ctx?, options?) — same but polls async responses to terminal state.
  • retrieveChunked(requestId, options) — pulls chunks with checksum chain validation, returns concatenated bytes.
  • subscribeStream(op, args, ctx?, options?) — returns the stream descriptor (transport, location, auth) for the caller to connect to.
  • generateClientTypes(registry, options?) — pure function that emits TypeScript declarations from a RegistryResponse.
  • bin opencall-codegen — CLI that reads a registry URL or local JSON and writes a .d.ts.

Quick example

import { call } from "@opencall/client"

const res = await call(
  "orders.getItem:v1",
  { orderId: "456", itemId: "789" },
  undefined,
  { endpoint: "https://api.example.com", token: () => getToken() },
)
if (res.state === "complete") {
  console.log(res.result)
}

Codegen

Generate typed wrappers from a live registry:

npx opencall-codegen --from https://api.example.com/.well-known/ops --out src/generated/opencall.d.ts

The generated .d.ts augments the call declaration with operation-specific arg and result types. No runtime code; pure TypeScript.

OpenCALL spec compatibility

This package targets OpenCALL spec callVersion: 2026-02-10. The @opencall/types peer dependency declares the same.

License

Apache-2.0