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@teenth/sdk-tool

v2.3.2

Published

sdk-tool with R2 storage support

Downloads

457

Readme

SDK Tool

A multi-environment SDK with R2 storage support for Node.js and browser environments.

Installation

npm install @teenth/sdk-tool

Usage

Automatic Environment Detection

The SDK automatically detects your environment and provides the appropriate functionality:

import { get, post, grsaiChat, VERSION } from "@teenth/sdk-tool";

// These functions work in both Node.js and browser environments
console.log(VERSION);

Node.js Environment (Full Features)

In Node.js, you get access to all features including R2 storage:

import { createR2Storage, type R2Config } from '@teenth/sdk-tool';

const config: R2Config = {
  accountId: "your-account-id",
  accessKeyId: "your-access-key",
  secretAccessKey: "your-secret-key",
  bucket: "your-bucket",
  cdnDomain: "https://cdn.example.com"
};

const r2Storage = createR2Storage(config);
const result = await r2Storage.upload("image.jpg", file);

Browser Environment (Limited Features)

In browser environments, R2 storage features are not available to avoid Node.js dependencies:

import { get, post, grsaiChat } from "@teenth/sdk-tool";

// Chat and HTTP request functions work normally
const response = await get("https://api.example.com/data");

Explicit Environment Import

You can also explicitly import the version you need:

// Explicitly import browser version
import { get, post } from "@teenth/sdk-tool/browser";

// Explicitly import Node.js version
import { createR2Storage } from "@teenth/sdk-tool/node";

Features

Available in All Environments

  • HTTP requests (get, post)
  • Chat functions (grsaiChat, tuziFlux, replicateFlux, kieChat)
  • Utility functions (getMimeType, generateUniqueFileName)

Node.js Only

  • R2 storage operations (createR2Storage)
  • File system operations
  • R2 client utilities (createR2Client, createR2ClientFromEnv)

API Reference

HTTP Functions

  • get(url: string, options?: RequestOptions): Promise<any>
  • post(url: string, data?: any, options?: RequestOptions): Promise<any>

Chat Functions

  • grsaiChat(messages: ChatMessage[]): Promise<ChatResponse>
  • tuziFlux(prompt: string): Promise<ImageResponse>
  • replicateFlux(prompt: string): Promise<ImageResponse>
  • kieChat(message: string): Promise<ChatResponse>

R2 Storage (Node.js only)

  • createR2Storage(config: R2Config): R2StorageInstance
  • R2StorageInstance.upload(fileName: string, data: FileInput): Promise<UploadResult>
  • R2StorageInstance.get(fileName: string): Promise<any>
  • R2StorageInstance.delete(fileName: string): Promise<void>

License

MIT