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@porulle/sdk

v0.6.0

Published

Typed TypeScript client for any Porulle server. Generated from the OpenAPI spec — every endpoint, request body, and response is type-checked at compile time.

Readme

@porulle/sdk

Typed TypeScript client for any Porulle server. Generated from the OpenAPI spec — every endpoint, request body, and response is type-checked at compile time.

Two surfaces

import { createClient } from "@porulle/sdk";
import { createCommerceHooks } from "@porulle/sdk/react";
  • createClient<paths> — a vanilla openapi-fetch client. Use anywhere (Node, Bun, browser, Cloudflare Workers).
  • createCommerceHooks(client) — TanStack Query (React Query) hooks bound to that client.

Usage

import { createClient } from "@porulle/sdk";
import type { paths } from "./generated/api-types";  // generate via openapi-typescript against your /api/doc

const client = createClient<paths>({
  baseUrl: "https://your-store.com",
  auth: { type: "api_key", key: process.env.PORULLE_API_KEY! },
});

const { data, error } = await client.GET("/api/catalog/entities", {
  params: { query: { type: "product", limit: 10 } },
});

React Query bindings:

import { createCommerceHooks } from "@porulle/sdk/react";

const commerce = createCommerceHooks(client);

function ProductList() {
  const { data } = commerce.useQuery("get", "/api/catalog/entities", {
    params: { query: { type: "product" } },
  });
  return <ul>{data?.data.map(p => <li key={p.id}>{p.slug}</li>)}</ul>;
}

Auth credentials

| Type | Header sent | |---|---| | { type: "api_key", key } | x-api-key: <key> | | { type: "bearer", token } | Authorization: Bearer <token> | | (omitted) | request goes anonymous; the server's auth middleware decides what's allowed |

Generating types

The SDK is generic — bring your own paths type. Generate it from your server's OpenAPI doc:

bunx openapi-typescript http://localhost:4000/api/doc -o src/generated/api-types.ts

The shipped server exposes /api/doc (JSON) and /api/reference (Scalar UI in dev).

See also

  • Root README
  • apps/store-example/ — full app using the SDK