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@withmateza/sdk

v0.1.2

Published

Core Node client for the Mateza public API.

Readme

@withmateza/sdk

Core Node client for the Mateza public API.

Use this package when you want the raw, framework-agnostic API client and typed response schemas for translation, speech, multimodal jobs, usage, request logs, glossary, language catalog, and feedback.

Install

npm install @withmateza/sdk
pnpm add @withmateza/sdk

These packages are published to the public npm registry. If you are consuming them from this monorepo, use the workspace package references already defined in pnpm-workspace.yaml.

Quick Start

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

const mateza = createClient({
  baseUrl: "https://api.mateza.rw",
  apiKey: process.env.MATEZA_API_KEY,
});

const result = await mateza.translate({
  text: "Hello world",
  source_lang: "en",
  target_lang: "rw",
});

console.log(result.data.translation);

If you are calling the API from a browser or native client, use createPublicClient and a client key instead of a server API key.

API Overview

Exported entry points:

  • createClient and createPublicClient
  • ApiError, request, ClientOptions, and FetchFn
  • language-catalog, model-exposure, and schemas exports

Main methods on the client:

  • translate
  • translateBatch
  • startSpeechTranslate
  • processMultimodal
  • getSpeechJob
  • waitForSpeechJob
  • createTranslationFeedback
  • listTranslationFeedback
  • getUsage
  • listRequests
  • listGlossary
  • listLanguages
  • guide
  • uploadMedia
  • getUploadedMedia

Auth and Config

  • Set baseUrl to the Mateza API host, for example https://api.mateza.rw.
  • Use apiKey for server-side requests.
  • Use clientKey for browser-safe requests.
  • You can override credentials per call with api_key or client_key.
  • createPublicClient is an alias of createClient.

Common Mistakes

  • Passing a server API key into browser code.
  • Forgetting to set baseUrl.
  • Importing from internal source files instead of the package entry point.
  • Assuming the response is untyped JSON. The client parses responses through the published schemas.

See the shared getting-started guide in docs/package-getting-started.md for end-to-end examples.

API docs: https://api.mateza.rw/docs

API endpoint: https://api.mateza.rw