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axonflow

v1.0.0

Published

Redirect stub — the actual AxonFlow SDK is published as @axonflow/sdk. This package exists only to intercept `npm install axonflow` mistakes.

Readme

axonflow (redirect stub)

This package is a redirect stub. The real AxonFlow TypeScript / JavaScript SDK is published under a scoped name: @axonflow/sdk.

If you landed here by mistake

Many users (often following LLM-generated tutorial code) run:

npm install axonflow

…when they actually meant:

npm install @axonflow/sdk

Install the real package:

npm uninstall axonflow
npm install @axonflow/sdk

Then import:

// ESM
import { AxonFlow } from '@axonflow/sdk';

// CommonJS
const { AxonFlow } = require('@axonflow/sdk');

Docs: https://docs.getaxonflow.com/docs/sdk/typescript-getting-started

About this package

This stub exists only to intercept the common npm install axonflow mistake and direct users to @axonflow/sdk with an actionable error message. Requiring or importing this package throws immediately:

[AxonFlow] This 'axonflow' npm package is a redirect stub.

The real AxonFlow TypeScript / JavaScript SDK is published under a scoped name.
Uninstall this stub and install the real SDK:

    npm uninstall axonflow
    npm install @axonflow/sdk
...

Source: https://github.com/getaxonflow/axonflow-sdk-typescript (the real SDK).