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@rankwrangler/http-client

v0.9.0

Published

Typed tRPC client for RankWrangler

Readme

@rankwrangler/http-client

Typed tRPC client for the RankWrangler public agent API.

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

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

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

const search = await client.product.search.mutate({
    term: 'retro gardening shirt',
});

const history = await client.product.history.mutate({
    marketplaceId: 'ATVPDKIKX0DER',
    asin: 'B0DV53VS61',
    metrics: ['salesRank', 'price'],
    bucket: 'week',
});

const keywords = await client.keyword.search.query({
    text: 'retro gardening',
});

The client is scoped to the public surface (api.public.*). It exposes Product get/search/history and keyword get/search/history; it does not expose Catalog, Operation, polling procedures. Product get and history, plus keyword reads, expose no refresh controls; Product search retains its separate search contract. Product get returns the provider-neutral current Product shape; Product history returns compact rank/price series. NOT_FOUND and retryable TIMEOUT errors are preserved from tRPC, with retry hints on temporary unavailability.

Types

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

type ProductGetInput = PublicRouterInputs['product']['get'];
type ProductSearchOutput = PublicRouterOutputs['product']['search'];
type KeywordHistoryOutput = PublicRouterOutputs['keyword']['history'];

When the public router changes, regenerate and build the declarations:

bun run http-client:types
bun run http-client:build

See the HTTP client reference for transport options and release workflow.