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@pepys/api

v0.4.0

Published

The pepys API: typed queries over the store

Readme

The pepys API, for Bun: typed queries over the store that the host writes.

A deployment serves the core queries and each plug-in's queries over oRPC and as MCP tools.

Install

bun add @pepys/api

Serve a deployment's queries from an entry file, then call them with a typed client:

// serve-api.ts
import { serveAPI } from '@pepys/api';
import { deployment } from './deployment.ts';

serveAPI({ deployment, environment: process.env, argv: process.argv.slice(2) });
PEPYS_STORE_DIR=./store bun serve-api.ts

To compile the entry with bun build --compile, import @pepys/api before any other package that loads the MCP SDK. Bun's bundler can leave out zod's start-up for the MCP SDK, and @pepys/api runs it first. With another such package first, the binary exits at start with undefined is not a constructor (evaluating 'new ZodLazy(...)').

import { createORPCClient } from '@orpc/client';
import { RPCLink } from '@orpc/client/fetch';
import type { DeploymentClient } from '@pepys/api';
import type { deployment } from './deployment.ts';

const api: DeploymentClient<typeof deployment> = createORPCClient(
  new RPCLink({ url: '/rpc', origin: 'http://127.0.0.1:8081' }),
);

const pullRequest = await api.get_entity({ id: 'github:pull_request:9001' });

Features

  • serveAPI, which serves a deployment's queries at /rpc, and as MCP tools at /mcp behind the API's own OAuth server (the API). It also runs the OAuth server's admin commands: passkeys, clients and grants.
  • DeploymentClient, the type of a typed client of a deployment's queries.
  • The store reader over the host's Turso files.

Documentation

The pepys docs hold the design of the API and the store.