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@reeloop/sdk

v0.1.0

Published

Official TypeScript client for the Reeloop API - generate videos, poll status, publish, verify webhooks.

Readme

@reeloop/sdk

Official TypeScript client for the Reeloop API - generate faceless/UGC videos, poll renders, publish to connected social accounts, and verify webhooks.

Install

npm install @reeloop/sdk

Quickstart

import { ReeloopClient } from "@reeloop/sdk";

const reeloop = new ReeloopClient(process.env.REELOOP_API_KEY!); // fl_...

// Instant mode: charge credits and render immediately.
const { jobId } = await reeloop.generate({
  topic: "5 facts about the ocean nobody knows",
  style: "documentary",
  voice: "charlotte",
  duration: "30",
  mode: "instant",
});

const done = await reeloop.waitForCompletion(jobId);
console.log(done.finalVideoUrl);

Test mode (sandbox)

Mint a test key (fl_test_...) in Dashboard > Settings by ticking "Test key (sandbox)". Test keys run the full request path - auth, rate limits, validation, idempotency, webhooks - but every render is simulated: no provider calls, no credits consumed, and the job completes immediately with a sample video. Build and exercise your polling/webhook flow end-to-end for free, then swap in a live key.

const sandbox = new ReeloopClient("fl_test_...");
const res = await sandbox.generate({ topic: "anything", mode: "instant" });
// => { jobId, status: "completed", sandbox: true }

Webhooks

Pass webhookUrl to generate() and verify the signature on receipt:

import { verifyWebhookSignature } from "@reeloop/sdk";

// rawBody must be the RAW request body string, not re-serialized JSON.
const payload = verifyWebhookSignature(rawBody, headers["x-reeloop-signature"], process.env.REELOOP_WEBHOOK_SECRET!);
if (!payload) return new Response("bad signature", { status: 401 });

Idempotency

generate() sends a fresh Idempotency-Key per call, so a network retry replays the original response instead of double-charging. Pass your own key (opts.idempotencyKey) to dedupe across separate calls.

Notes

  • Director mode (default) creates a free draft parked at awaiting_approval; approving it currently requires the dashboard session. API integrations should use mode: "instant".
  • Always check renderStatus / finalVideoUrl on status responses - a job can read status: "completed" with a failed (refunded) render. waitForCompletion() handles this for you.
  • Full REST reference: https://reeloop.ai/docs/api