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@voidwire/apiconf

v0.1.1

Published

Load API keys from shared config for your applications

Readme

apiconf (TypeScript)

Load API keys from shared config for your applications.

Installation

Requires Bun.

# From the typescript/ directory
bun install

Usage

import { load, getKey } from "apiconf";

// Load an app's configuration
const config = load("myapp");
config.anthropic; // Your ANTHROPIC_API_KEY value
config.openai;    // Your OPENAI_API_KEY value

// Or get a key directly by name
const key = getKey("anthropic");

Configuration

Reads from ~/.config/apiconf/config.toml, the same file managed by the apiconf CLI. See the project README for config format details.

Error handling

import { load, AppNotFoundError, ConfigNotFoundError } from "apiconf";

try {
  const config = load("myapp");
} catch (error) {
  if (error instanceof ConfigNotFoundError) {
    console.error("Run 'apiconf keys add' to set up your config first");
  } else if (error instanceof AppNotFoundError) {
    console.error(`App not found. Available: ${error.available}`);
  }
}

API

load(appName: string): AppConfig

Returns an object mapping provider names to key values.

getKey(keyName: string): string

Returns a key value directly by name.

Exports

  • load, getKey, getConfigPath, loadConfig — loader functions
  • AppConfig, RawConfig, RawKey, RawApp — types
  • ApiconfError, AppNotFoundError, ConfigNotFoundError, KeyNotFoundError, ParseError — errors
  • PROVIDERS, getEnvVar, isValidProvider, listProviders — provider registry

License

MIT