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@rankwrangler/http-client

v0.4.1

Published

Typed tRPC client for RankWrangler

Readme

@rankwrangler/http-client

Typed tRPC client for the RankWrangler public API.

Install

npm install @rankwrangler/http-client

Usage

import { createRankWranglerClient } from '@rankwrangler/http-client';

const client = createRankWranglerClient({
  baseUrl: 'https://rankwrangler.merchbase.co',
  apiKey: 'rrk_...'
});

const product = await client.getProductInfo.mutate({
  marketplaceId: 'ATVPDKIKX0DER',
  asin: 'B0DV53VS61'
});

The client is scoped to the public surface (api.public.*) so it stays aligned with CLI usage.

Types

import type { PublicRouterInputs, PublicRouterOutputs } from '@rankwrangler/http-client';

type GetProductInput = PublicRouterInputs['getProductInfo'];
type GetProductOutput = PublicRouterOutputs['getProductInfo'];

Maintenance

When the public router changes, regenerate the bundled router types:

bun run http-client:types

Build the package before publishing:

bun run http-client:build

Publish

From packages/http-client:

set -a
source ../../.env
set +a
npm whoami --userconfig ../../.npmrc
npm publish --access public --userconfig ../../.npmrc

Before publishing:

  1. Run bun run release:bump <patch|minor|major|X.Y.Z> from repo root.
  2. Run bun install from repo root.
  3. Run bun run release:collect-changelog-context, then draft CHANGELOG.md entry.
  4. Run bun run release:check.
  5. Run bun run http-client:build from repo root.
  6. Run npm pack --dry-run from packages/http-client.

Versioning

  • App releases and npm package versions are synchronized to the same X.Y.Z.
  • CHANGELOG.md uses vX.Y.Z; package files use X.Y.Z.
  • Canonical process lives in docs/release-runbook.md.