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@pilvia/mieli-sdk

v0.1.0

Published

Types for Pilvia App — the env.* capability surface your app receives next to your data (Pilvia Mieli).

Readme

@pilvia/mieli-sdk

Types for Pilvia App — run your UI next to your data on a Pilvia Mieli box. Workers-style contract, no ambient authority: everything your app can do is a capability on env, governed by the data plane (RLS, the librarian ingress gate, audit).

import { defineApp } from "@pilvia/mieli-sdk";

export default defineApp({
  async fetch(request, env) {
    // env.user = the signed-in human (login is the platform's job, not yours)
    const hits = await env.memory.search("q3 invoicing", { limit: 5 });
    return Response.json({ user: env.user, hits });
  },
});

Deploy

bun add -d @pilvia/mieli-sdk
mieli login --server https://deploy.app.<your-app-server> --token <deploy token>
mieli deploy            # reads mieli.app.json, builds with bun, pushes

Your app server's deploy.app.* address and deploy token come from whoever operates your Pilvia box.

mieli.app.json:

{ "name": "hello", "entry": "src/index.ts" }

Auth defaults to required: your app is unreachable without a login unless you explicitly declare "auth": "public". Public apps have no data access unless you additionally grant "app_data": true.

The mieli CLI ships with the Pilvia Mieli workspace (cli/, Rust).