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@unifia/sdk-shared

v1.3.15

Published

Shared Unifia SDK surface — re-exports the v2 client alongside the structural model aliases (Session, Message, Part, Provider, ...).

Readme

@unifia/sdk-shared

The shared type surface layered on top of @unifia/sdk.

The generated v2 SDK exposes route-shaped types — SessionListResponses, FileReadResponses, and so on. Most code wants the model itself: Session, Message, Part, Provider. This package derives those structural aliases from the route shapes and re-exports them next to the v2 client, so every Unifia surface — CLI, desktop, mobile, web, plugins — reads the same definitions instead of maintaining private copies.

Install

npm install @unifia/sdk-shared

@unifia/sdk is a dependency and is installed with it.

Use

import type { Session, Message, Part, Provider } from "@unifia/sdk-shared"

function lastAssistantMessage(messages: Message[]): Message | undefined {
  return messages.findLast((message) => message.role === "assistant")
}

The v2 client is re-exported too, so a consumer can import both from one place:

import { createUnifiaClient, type Session } from "@unifia/sdk-shared"

Entry points

| Import | Contents | | --- | --- | | @unifia/sdk-shared | The v2 client plus every structural model alias | | @unifia/sdk-shared/types/sdk-shim | The aliases alone, without the client |

Stability

These aliases exist to keep consumers source-compatible while the generated SDK evolves. They are expected to be retired once the models get a stable home in @unifia/sdk itself — prefer importing from @unifia/sdk where an equivalent type already exists.

Versioning

Released in lockstep with @unifia/sdk and the Unifia CLI, sharing their version number.

License

MIT