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@tiducto/spider-sdk-typescript

v0.1.1

Published

TypeScript SDK for the Spider transit API: trip planning, stop search, and live realtime data.

Readme

@tiducto/spider-sdk-typescript

The TypeScript SDK for Spider — the managed transit API by Tiducto. Trip planning, stop search, and live realtime data behind one typed client that ships the exact queries the gateway allows and attaches auth for you.

Native TypeScript, zero runtime dependencies (uses the platform fetch). Sibling of the Kotlin, Swift, and Dart SDKs — same domain model, TypeScript idioms.

Install

npm install @tiducto/spider-sdk-typescript

Requires Node.js 20+ or any modern browser (anything with a global fetch).

Quickstart

import { SpiderClient, Location } from '@tiducto/spider-sdk-typescript';

const client = new SpiderClient('https://your-env-slug.api.tiducto.eu', process.env.SPIDER_API_KEY!);

const result = await client.routing.plan({
  origin: Location.coordinate(49.19, 16.61),
  destination: Location.coordinate(49.23, 16.53),
  departAt: new Date(),     // leave now…
  searchWindowMinutes: 60,  // …and scan the next 60 minutes
});

if (result.isSuccess) {
  for (const edge of result.data.edges) {
    const it = edge.itinerary;
    console.log(`${it.start} → ${it.end} · ${it.numberOfTransfers} transfers`);
  }
} else {
  console.error(result.error.code, result.error.message);
}

The recommended query pins a time and a window — a departure time (departAt) or an arrival deadline (arriveBy) together with searchWindowMinutes — rather than asking for N results from "now". Widen the window for sparse or intercity routes, and page through adjacent windows with planNext / planPrevious.

Every call returns a SpiderResult<T> you branch on before reading data; only a contract-version mismatch throws (SpiderContractMismatchError). The API key is sent in an apikey header and is scoped to a single project + environment — the env's routing slug is the subdomain of the base URL.

What's in it

  • client.routing — trip planning (with paging), departures, and single-trip lookups.
  • client.stops — text/autocomplete search, geo queries (nearest / bounding box), and lookup by GTFS id.
  • client.realtime — poll-based live vehicle positions, delays, and alerts (no push connections).

Full API reference and guides → docs.tiducto.eu. Product overview → tiducto.eu.

Contributing

src/contract/routing is generated from tiducto/spider-contract — don't hand-edit it. npm run build / npm run typecheck / npm test.

License

Apache-2.0 — see LICENSE.