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@rocksky/sdk

v0.3.0

Published

TypeScript SDK for the Rocksky XRPC API

Readme

@rocksky/sdk

A TypeScript SDK for the Rocksky XRPC API.

  • Type-safe — every endpoint and parameter is statically typed.
  • Builder-friendly — fluent RockskyClient.builder() for ergonomic setup.
  • Pipe-friendly — composable async operators (pipe, withRetry, withTimeout, map, tap, withFallback, catchError).
  • Zero-dependency — only uses the platform fetch and the standard library. Works on Bun, Node 18+, Deno, browsers, Cloudflare Workers.

Install

bun add @rocksky/sdk
# or
npm i @rocksky/sdk

Quick start

import { createClient } from "@rocksky/sdk";

const client = createClient();

const profile = await client.actor.getProfile({ did: "did:plc:7vdlgi2bflelz7mmuxoqjfcr" });
const topTracks = await client.charts.getTopTracks({ limit: 5 });

Authentication

The SDK accepts a bearer token either as a string or as a (sync/async) function:

import { createClient } from "@rocksky/sdk";

const client = createClient({ auth: process.env.ROCKSKY_TOKEN });

// or — refresh on every call
const client = createClient({
  auth: async () => loadTokenFromKeychain(),
});

Endpoints that require auth throw RockskyAuthError when no token is configured.

Builder

import { RockskyClient } from "@rocksky/sdk";

const client = RockskyClient.builder()
  .baseUrl("https://api.rocksky.app")
  .bearer(process.env.ROCKSKY_TOKEN!)
  .userAgent("my-app/1.0")
  .timeout(10_000)
  .retries(3)
  .retryDelay(200)
  .header("x-trace-id", crypto.randomUUID())
  .build();

withAuth(token) and withBaseUrl(url) return a new client without mutating the original — handy for per-request overrides.

Pipe-style composition

import {
  createClient,
  map,
  pipe,
  tap,
  withFallback,
  withRetry,
  withTimeout,
} from "@rocksky/sdk";

const client = createClient();

// Pass a thunk so withRetry can re-invoke the network call.
const handle = await pipe(
  () => client.actor.getProfile({ did: "did:plc:7vdlgi2bflelz7mmuxoqjfcr" }),
  withRetry(3, { delayMs: 200 }),
  withTimeout(5_000),
  tap((p) => console.log("loaded", p.handle)),
  map((p) => p.displayName ?? p.handle),
  withFallback("anonymous"),
);

pipe accepts either a thunk () => Promise<T> (preferred — withRetry re-runs it) or a bare Promise<T> for one-shot composition.

| Operator | Description | | --- | --- | | map(fn) | Transform the resolved value. | | tap(fn) | Run a side-effect; pass the value through. | | withRetry(n, { delayMs, factor, shouldRetry }) | Retry on rejection with exponential backoff. | | withTimeout(ms) | Reject with RockskyTimeoutError if it exceeds ms. | | withFallback(value \| fn) | Recover from any error with a default. | | catchError(fn) | Map a thrown error to a value. |

Namespaces

client.actor        getProfile, getActorAlbums, getActorArtists, getActorSongs,
                    getActorScrobbles, getActorLovedSongs, getActorPlaylists,
                    getActorNeighbours, getActorCompatibility
client.album        getAlbum, getAlbums, getAlbumTracks
client.apikey       getApikeys, createApikey, updateApikey, removeApikey
client.artist       getArtist, getArtists, getArtistAlbums, getArtistTracks,
                    getArtistListeners, getArtistRecentListeners
client.charts       getScrobblesChart, getTopArtists, getTopTracks
client.dropbox      getFiles, getMetadata, getTemporaryLink, downloadFile
client.feed         search, getFeed, getFeedGenerators, getFeedGenerator,
                    describeFeedGenerator, getFeedSkeleton,
                    getRecommendations, getArtistRecommendations,
                    getAlbumRecommendations, getStories
client.googledrive  getFile, getFiles, downloadFile
client.graph        followAccount, unfollowAccount, getFollowers, getFollows,
                    getKnownFollowers
client.like         likeSong, dislikeSong, likeShout, dislikeShout
client.mirror       getMirrorSources, putMirrorSource
client.player       getCurrentlyPlaying, getPlaybackQueue, play, pause, next,
                    previous, seek, playFile, playDirectory, addItemsToQueue,
                    addDirectoryToQueue
client.playlist     getPlaylists, getPlaylist, createPlaylist, removePlaylist,
                    startPlaylist, insertDirectory, insertFiles, removeTrack
client.scrobble     createScrobble, getScrobble, getScrobbles
client.shout        createShout, replyShout, reportShout, removeShout,
                    getShoutReplies, getProfileShouts, getTrackShouts,
                    getArtistShouts, getAlbumShouts
client.song         getSong, getSongs, getSongRecentListeners, matchSong,
                    createSong
client.spotify      getCurrentlyPlaying, play, pause, next, previous, seek
client.stats        getStats, getWrapped

Every method takes a typed parameter object and returns Promise<T>. Pass a generic to narrow the response type:

type Profile = { handle: string; did: string; displayName?: string };
const me = await client.actor.getProfile<Profile>({ did: "alice.bsky.social" });

Escape hatch

For endpoints not yet wrapped, call xrpc directly:

const result = await client.xrpc<MyType>(
  "app.rocksky.something.notWrappedYet",
  "GET",
  { params: { foo: "bar" } },
);

Error handling

The SDK throws four error classes — all extending RockskyError:

  • RockskyHttpError — non-2xx response. Exposes .status, .statusText, .url, .body.
  • RockskyTimeoutError — request exceeded timeoutMs.
  • RockskyAuthError — endpoint requires auth but no token was provided.
  • RockskyError — base class.
import { RockskyHttpError } from "@rocksky/sdk";

try {
  await client.scrobble.getScrobble({ uri: "at://x" });
} catch (err) {
  if (err instanceof RockskyHttpError && err.status === 404) {
    console.log("not found");
  } else {
    throw err;
  }
}

Pagination

paginate() (and client.paginate()) gives you a typed async iterable over any { limit, offset } or { cursor } endpoint.

import { createClient, paginate } from "@rocksky/sdk";

const client = createClient();

// Offset/limit — fetcher returns the items array, helper handles offset.
for await (const s of paginate({
  fetch: ({ limit, offset }) =>
    client.actor.getActorScrobbles({ did, limit, offset }).then((p) => p.scrobbles ?? []),
  pageSize: 50,
  maxItems: 200,
})) {
  console.log(s.track.title);
}

// Cursor-based — fetcher returns { items, cursor }.
const followers = await client
  .paginate({
    fetch: async ({ limit, cursor }) => {
      const page = await client.graph.getFollowers({ actor, limit, cursor });
      return { items: page.followers, cursor: page.cursor };
    },
    pageSize: 100,
  })
  .toArray();

Options: pageSize, maxItems, signal (AbortSignal). The helper stops on an empty page, a short page (offset mode), or a missing cursor (cursor mode).

Realtime (WebSocket)

The Rocksky API exposes a WebSocket endpoint at /ws for now-playing events and device control. The SDK ships a typed client with reconnect, ping, and a fluent builder.

import { RealtimeClient, createClient } from "@rocksky/sdk";

// Builder style.
const rt = RealtimeClient.builder()
  .baseUrl("https://api.rocksky.app")
  .token(process.env.ROCKSKY_TOKEN!)
  .clientName("my-app")
  .pingInterval(20_000)
  .reconnect({ backoffMs: 1000, maxBackoffMs: 60_000 })
  .build();

// Or — inherit baseUrl from a RockskyClient.
const client = createClient({ baseUrl: "https://api.rocksky.app" });
const rt2 = client.realtime({ token: process.env.ROCKSKY_TOKEN!, clientName: "my-app" });

rt.on("open", () => console.log("connected"));
rt.on("registered", ({ deviceId }) => console.log("device id:", deviceId));
rt.on("message", ({ data, device_id }) => console.log(device_id, data));
rt.on("control", (c) => console.log("control:", c));
rt.on("close", ({ code, reason }) => console.log("closed", code, reason));
rt.on("error", (err) => console.error(err));

await rt.connect();

// Broadcast a now-playing update to your devices.
await rt.sendMessage({
  type: "track",
  title: "Heart of Glass",
  artist: "Blondie",
});

// Control a target device (or all of them).
await rt.sendControl({ action: "play", target: "device-id-123" });

await rt.close();

Events: open, close, error, registered, deviceRegistered, message, control, raw.

For tests, pass a fake WebSocket constructor via .webSocket(FakeWebSocket).

Types

Public model types are derived from the Rocksky lexicons and live in src/generated/types.ts. They are regenerated from apps/api/lexicons/**/*.json by running bun run lexgen:types at the repo root.

Development

bun install
bun test
bun run typecheck
bun run build

Run individual examples:

bun run example:quickstart
bun run example:builder
bun run example:pipe
bun run example:scrobble
bun run example:pagination

License

MIT © Tsiry Sandratraina.